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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
2
Classified notice selling used parts for cars and trucks. Includes second hand nose vesicles harness and items branded in Brunswick and Brisbane markets. Readability limited by OCR artifacts. No clear contact or pricing details present.
Notice warns that trespassing fishing or shooting on Lake Nash will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Drovers must more notice before opening run. The Manager Lake Nash Station.
G H Jenkins desires the Pablo of Classurryana District to know he is prepared to do all sorts of jobs including wood work furniture shifting and other contracts. Always at your service contact 63 Cloncuray MH Jenkins Ham Street Cloncuray.
In loving memory of John James who passed away June 24, 1930. Peaceful rest follows a life full of faith. Inserted by his loving family. Also a garbled local notice warning against unauthorized access to a holding at Lanare Selea Tommy's Creek with penalties for trespass.
In pad and oving memory of our dear wife and mother Han mal Rebecca who departed the dite on the 26th June 1929. Lost to aight but memory hold a pe ee by her loving husband and family.
The Rev. Hugh A. Rodger leads Holy Communion at 7 30 PM and Evening Song later. Sunday School at 1 PM precedes Morning Worship with the sermon For such a time as this. Praise Service at 7 30 PM and Preaching Anniversary Sunday on July 26. The church invites all to worship and join the church team.
Warning issued against any person entering Fort Constantine Paddocks with implications of prosecution for trespass and seizure of any stock left therein. The notice emphasizes strict enforcement and impounds any goods found on the grounds.
Important listing noting 76 000 used parts for cars and trucks available at Gray's on Brunswick Street. Also mentions secondhand horses and vehicle items under the shop name Dane.
The Geophysical Survey of Northern Australia aims to aid mining development by identifying mineral deposits north of the 82nd parallel. It operates through joint funding by the Commonwealth and the states Queensland and Western Australia and uses aerial photography, geological mapping, and geophysical methods to locate gold copper and zinc prospects.
The article explains that while aerial surveys can locate mineral deposits, they are most effective when used with geological surveys in a defined sequence. It notes exceptional cases in the Glencurry district where reef and copper deposits appear on photos, but ground examination is essential. It outlines the survey chain from geological to geophysical work, then surface prospecting, drilling, and mine development, and previews an upcoming aerial survey description.
Fragmentary report shows figures for riders and weights amid a mileage scheme discussion. Names such as J G Wadsor Sun Lowden Jim Jeffery and Percy Clarks appear with inconsistent tallies. Carried forward totals indicate a financial ledger item.
William Adam Scott 48 a clerk appeared before Police Magistrate Mr Stanley Wilson on a charge of stealing about £878 from Georgina Eva Congtane of Glencurry on or about November 1929. Witnesses testified to papers and exhibits from Brisbane and Sydney. Remanded until June 28 with bail set at £100 with one surety or two sureties of £60.
Rumors say Cloncurry residents will stage a wheelbarrow derby amid local bets and rivalry. A known Gorrella selector reportedly issued a challenge to push a barrow from well before sundown, sparking talk of a town event and competitive rivalry.
A wagering event centers on a race from Jimimy Creek Bridge to Quamlyy Motel with bets placed on a favored Gluncurry Hotel and rival carrying te siske. Odds are drawn up, with side wagers noted and a water Teg and other odds included for bettors during the event.
A picturesque wedding took place at St Andrew's Church Cloncurry on Saturday afternoon June 21 1035. The ceremony was officiated by Reverend Townsend. Bride Birdie Mhelmo daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Cann Cloncurry married Jack eldest son of the late Mr G Bullock and Mrs G C Peapell of Townsville. The church was prettily decorated by the bride's girl friends. The bride wore a wind swept crepe gown withtrain and veil and carried a bouquet of white flowers. She entered with her father who gave her away.
A detailed recap of a lavish wedding reception at the Derktnd party and parent estate. Guests enjoyed decorated halls, a grand toast, and a late gathering with music and gaming into the early hours.
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