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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jul 11, 1936
Page
2
A local notice states that trespassing and removal actions require proper authorization. It cautions that violators will be prosecuted and mentions a manager connected to the enforcement policy. The language suggests a formal warning from an authority about restricted access and penalties.
A fragmentary report mentions a person or entity named Trespessing Wishley involved in an incident at Lake Nea with a 17 percent figure and a reference to Prosequtded without reaped a 2 Frorecas. The manager at Lake Mash of Fation is cited in vague terms.
A garbled advertisement page fragment includes a memorial notice for a son and brother Glarry Hutley dated July 17 4035 in Glencurry District Hospital and a later note dated July 47 1935 honoring his memory by family members with affectionate phrases and signatures.
Religious services listed for Andrew's Ghuagh and Presbyterian and Federal Methodist inland mission with times and minister names. Brisbane city notice at 290 Edward Street warns of caution.
The item lists Mountiess Team players and emergencies handlers along with Cloncurry and others. It describes an excursion at 18 30 Sunday morning and a football themed afternoon. Weather notes mention heavy frost causing garden damage and potential season impact.
The case, brought by James Hoyd of Missa slop éonger against FP W Burke of Monthsy, seeks 200 pounds damages for defamation. After a magistrate’s ruling favoring the plaintiff, Burke appealed but the judge dismissed the appeal and maintained verdicts totaling 12 pounds 12 shillings plus 44 pounds 14 shillings 6 pence in costs.
The note lists players for Mount Isa and opposing teams with a referee named B Hoge and venues in a tentative schedule. Names include William McDonald Haward Foran James Stapleton and other players across both squads. The fragment hints at a planned game lineup and officiating details but lacks complete results or dates.
Mr D Auor spoke to a small crowd in Glentora Glencurry on federal politics. The audience heard brief remarks from Gardinar and Cooke of the A.S.P. and L Whitehouse, with several questions asked and a vote of thanks by acclamation.
The Glengormley Rifle Club elected Mr T Dana chair and set nominations for captain with Messrs Seymour and Staunton supporting Mr L Hooke as captain. Mrs Dulley appointed secretary. Committee members named and meetings fixed for the first Sunday each month at the Prince of Wales. E Seymour became Vice Captain, J Stimion named club handicapper, and financial member rules tightened with ranges set at 500 600 yards.
Work on a setting scheme in Glengurry will commence on Monday next. An IQ contractor arrived in Glencurry on Wednesday night with two men and plans to engage four more to erect the poles. The project is expected to be completed in November. Racing meetings in surrounding towns continue with Cloncurry, Dajarra, Julia Creek and others noting recent events and upcoming fixtures.
The Home Secretary informed Shire Clerk O Callaghan that on Friday afternoon the 17th instant a half holiday is allowed for divisions 4 and 4 to enable business attendance at the Mapperley Benefit Meeting.
An old notice promotes a homemade cough remedy claiming HEENZO is the best and most economical. It asserts a 2d bottle yields a pint for treating coughs croup and bronchitis and says WEEN ZE is sold by chemists and stores.
Local ad describes Rubber Stamp and Brass Plate maker offerings with cheap linen marking outfits including stamp pad and ink bottle. Promises easy purchase through a slot on the street and hints at laundry applications.
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