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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
3
Queensland section invites lenders for erection of antenna towers and poles. Work includes sinking holes raising poles and determining positions. Further details from the Ironlury Box 108 CloncurrY.
A dense OCR listing shows multiple entries for races including the Suburban Handicap. Names such as Morwen, Barcey Lindewite, Prince, Maytown, and Dark Mor appear among contenders with various weights and times noted. The record includes horses like Falcon Knight and Blueness with filled figures and positions across multiple heats.
A dense listing of horses and entrants with numbers and hints of race terms. Names such as Yorke Hardie Mitefa Harneluite and Mercury Bay appear among a barrage of horse entries, weights, and strata like Handicap and Maiden in a Melbourne meeting card.
Sale offers include a money safe for 25 shillings and a similar sewing cooking range. The note lists an address box 21 in Cloncurry and a contact line reading 2397070 for inquiries.
Notice of sale under instructions from Henry John James McCullogh and W. N. Powers to sell by public auction on Saturday June 2 1968 at 9 o clock the Quamby Hotel and related Town Leases Nos 6299 44362 14963 101 all in Corella Parish Quamby Land Agents District Glencurry with buildings chattels furniture crockery glassware beds bedding wireless equipment and motor lorry included as a going concern subject to delegate consent of the Treasurer.
A dubious ad touts a new method for learning swing boogie-woogie piano with broad grade coverage from beginners to advanced players. It promises a low price and mentions a free booklet offering play tips and a contact address.
The Sydney meeting lists acceptances and multiple horses across races from seven furlongs to over a mile. Entrants include Samning Winkes Beastial Duo tera Tutting Believe Raceme Winked Victory Vaguus Glority Snow Bird Gold Chain Grand Prudence Trial Slabes Prince Midas Gold Goat Allied Chief Lancaster Pilot Geeft Debemtare Pringe Verity Lancourt Ginpar Severus Whistier Malgoda Caraleco Qurky Doe Buise Sune Nurser Wit ralic Ononian Beau Pebble Elastin Walter Puttham Raleigh pairen Gold Impostor Lalo Vallin Lady Charming Even Time Franjean Lady Hampton Lispay Talk Sound Effect Gay Style Tyehe Kileobos Lum Tune Blakes Tal moor Civil Pride Pei calanice Oriental Gay Monarch Pearler Elleamore Handiicap Lady Marie Murray Stream Bilent Turn Again Royal Peer Fort Denison Waratah Grap Vine Fast Flash Buz Of Exeter Handioap Fara Rough Caste Constable King of the Mist Chantilly Battle King Waren Dick Whittington Peter Con Dhevon Cisco Blenatast Prince Galahad Vaucluse Blehing Bir Francie Feelberta Bomb.
A person who found a White Duck Covered Bridge item on Giltiat Tuli Creek road asks Mr Geo Peul if he knows the owner and requests its return to W B Rupfer Juliq Creek with a reward.
Memorial notices honor L/Bdr William Jobe Gannon of the 2/10th Field Regiment who died as a prisoner of war in Bomneo in June 1948 and L/Bdr William J Gannon of the 310th Field Regiment who died as a POW in Barnes 1945. Olive, Ced, Alma, and family sign the tributes.
Oncurry Shire Council announces the closure of a block of Scar G Street between Sheff Street and King Street from 11:15 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Monday 70th June 1948 under the Local Government Act. Clerk O Callaghan signs the notice.
Public notice states Mr A J Smith MLA member for Carpentarie will travel to Cloncurry from June to June 24 194. It invites the public to attend interviews at 2 pm to 5 pm on June 19 and June 24.
Unclear text mentions suspects in the Clostagh area following a raid on a trader or facility. The fragment references weapons and possible improvised or seized items but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
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