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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
2
A garbled OCR item lists sales of 70 000 UBD pants for G4rs trucks and 62 second haul Hobbe vehicles in Grays Bruns w ick and Brisbane. The fragment mentions Grays Brunswick Stat Brisbane as locations and vendors involved in a vehicles and apparel trade.
Fragmentary notice warns that trespass and fishing on Lake Nehrm will be prosecuted. The cryptic text references legal action and a demand for compliance before any further disturbance.
A terse entry notes disturbance at Lanark Seles 2 near Tommy's Crescent. Police investigated a property at Homestead and found damaged fences. The authorites will prosecute the case as per legal authority Barton referenced.
G H Denking informs the public in Cleasurrgana District that he is prepared to handle all classes of carting work. He invites inquiries and specifies readiness to serve local needs.
Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and Even Song at 9 p m at St Andrew's Ghurgh. Presbyterian Omnunch led by Rev A Rodger with Sunday School at 10 am and Morning Worship at 11 am. Evening service at 7 45 pm with subject Mastering Circumstances. Federal Methodist Inland Mission mentions Sunday School and a picnic and a Be Just and Be Kind motto.
Glencurry, a leading aeriana center in Queensland, experiences frequent plane movements with several planes stationed nearby. The Geo payweol Survey party and local activities draw spectators to night landings and routine aircraft siting at this busy airfield.
A short promo claims eight bottles of cough remedy cost the price of one. It instructs adding a two shilling bottle of concentrated Henzo to sweetened water to create roughly a pound’s worth of medicine for coughs croup influenza and related illnesses. Adults and children supposedly benefit from Hepenzo’s taste and effectiveness.
The adjourned Annual General meeting will be held in the library on Tuesday next 4th June. Business includes presentation of the Chairman's Report and Financial Statement along with several matters. All members and intending members are urged to attend.
Mrs IL Walton of Waltonvale Garden advertises to this issue fruit and vegetables at reasonable prices. Sample oranges left at the office proved exceptionally sweet and fruity. The ad touts the old saying an orange a day keeps the doctor away and promotes Mrs Walton’s fruit to reduce doctor bills.
The report notes ongoing operations tied to Mr Freddie and Mr Taylor with geophysicists still examining lenses. A broadcast on Wisi references Borlog pli continue and Soldier's Cop ad good progregg Js belong.
North western tennis championship begins with teams from western towns gathering to compete. The event runs through Monday with a welcome dance at the Shire Hall tonight and Sunday night entertainment for visitors. Monday concludes the games and may include a free dance and the unveiling of a portrait of the King by Cloncurry Shire Council Chairman Mr J Boyd.
Cionewry District Hospital fundraiser organized a May 24 ball led by Messrs Kone Locke and Mul ton SUL-commites. Bio Hall featured Aug loaned decor and a lively floor show with Mr Isa and others. Mrs Darcy procured performers. Mr Leake hosted the dancing. A Country Women’s Association supper satisfied guests while the event raised over £22.
Poor rains persist in the Cloicurry district as June looms with scant chin falls and little male or vote. Sheep numbers fall, lambing promises fade, and water scarcity hinders cattle. Yumbungon and Donaldson properties show grass but water woes persist. a bore failed after 409 feet while Glen Curry’s supply struggles despite a 90 000 gallon daily pump. Negotiations over underground supplies and persistent drought challenge farmers nationwide.
The Victory No 4 claim at the Gilded Rose shows steady gains as it runs at 84 feet depth and 7 feet width. Two miners pull about two tons daily while the sick claim yields remain minor. Last month 47 tons of stone ware produced 7.4 ounces and March production reached 40.45 ounces of gold.
Mt Oxide mine operator Jack Mull visited town last week noting six men employed and 199 long tons of ore sent to Chillago with copper content around 22.18. Transport is a problem as the mine lies 70 miles from the railway at Bobbyn and a Leyland lorry bought by Mr Hull has not been pulling a full load due to road conditions. A Department grant funds road work but more money is needed.
The wedding occurred at St Pauls Tarize on a Saturday in May. James Joseph Winch and Mabel Gladys Wiseman were married by W Hoog and A W Manning. Attendants included Dorothy Winch and Betty Lowth with Mervyn Winch as best man. Relatives hosted at Motel Carlton and the couple honeymooned at Tweed Heads.
The Gloncurry Branch holds its annual general meeting at the Shire Hall on Wednesday June 5 1935 at 2 30 pm. Agenda includes appointment of officers receipt of annual report and balance sheet and general business. J T Heneley is honorary secretary.
The notice announces a meeting on June 4th at 3 pm for members of the Stoueied Auouel group with Will Lu Lele present and invites all members and honorary members. Business items include Telephone Prealucusa Hupore and Balance Sheet. J. E. Moores is the acting secretary.
Mrs. I. Walidon offers sale of Lusciongrail oranges Mandarins and Lemons at prices 10s per case for oranges, 8s for mandarins, 10s for lemons. Also all vegetables at reasonable prices. Correspondence to Waltonval Gardens.
A terse notice states that MR Fi Murphy of Box & Hughunden is a cash buyer of kangaroo skins. He notes direct export to America and reports favorable quotes from southern buyers while visiting Glon cure at regular intervals.
Advertisement from Harrington and Co Fellmongars seeks 90 000 sheep with seven months wool or better. Mr W. Field offers skin prices and quotes from Townsville to ensure a better price. Inquiries directed to 8 Field Harrington and Co or Sloggat and Co Winton.
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