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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1932
Page
2
OHEV 50 OWT SORRY ALWAYS AJ YOUR. O.H.EZ JENKING offers timber wool furniture and contrade services with contact by phone 63 Cloncurry. Trespassers in Fort Constantine paddocks will be prosecuted. stray stock to be impounded.
A garbled notice from a sports event describes an item named Bootharn and a term MFVOCATY claiming full value. The readable text preserves a catalog style brief and names no clear participants or dates.
A brief note dated Saturday June 25 1938 highlights a local message urging fairness. The item presents a concise, period voice reflection on justice and restraint without additional context.
An advertisement notes a niye pool room at the Victoria Bridge Hotel in Townsville. Details mention Mrs L. Guddy of Todmond as the manager and invite readers to see the advert for particulars. A second item reports a new home erected by A. B. Wellington at Ernestine Ploing for Mr and Mrs J. J. Bevan, with Bevan migrants from Landsdowne Cabar, South Wales. Wellington offers quotes for building and removals.
Minister for Interior Archiide Parkhill and Chief Clerk J H Caurrooka arrive by mail train in Cloncurry. They meet DY Vickers and Mr Anderson of the Australas Island Mission and plan tours to inspect far North West wireless stations. The party will drive onward by motor car to continue urgent calls.
For sale list includes pumpkins, fruit such as oranges mandarins apples bananas Lisbon lemons and tomatoes. Items reference vendors or brands like Ironbark Murrows Grammés and Owen Castle. Prices shown as 10/6 per cw and 17 YD with baked goods and other goods mentioned.
The Coloncurry Shire Council invites tenders for the reinforced concrete strongroom project. Tenders close at 1 pm on 17 July, 1909, with a cash deposit of 24 percent required and forms obtainable at the Shire Office or from M. O'Callaghan, Shire Clerk. Public notices also mention a Labor Victory celebration and a local giveaway incentive.
An event labeled as a recreation program will support the Clongarey Ambulance Brigade. Promoters promise a lively afternoon with sports activities and refreshments, inviting all to attend and aid the brigade's work.
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