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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1932
Page
2
GH. JENKINS informs the public of Cloncurry and district that he can handle all carting needs including wood wool furniture shifting and general contracts. Available by phone with prompt service from Bam Street Cloncurry.
Warning to any persons found trespassing at Fort Constantine paddocks. Trespassers will be prosecuted without respect to persons and any stock straying there will be impounded.
Land offering at Chartres Towers describes a 10 acre farm four miles from the railway with water, fruit trees and vegetables, new fencing, a 20 by 16 foot house with verandah, sulky horse harness and fowls. Mangoes yielded £25 last year. school nearby. price £109. Apply Cloncurry Advocate or Gee.
Proven value of newspaper ads as the Advocate circulates widely and is read by all audiences. The copy stresses broad reach and universal visibility for advertisers seeking effective promotion.
This notice extols the Advocate as the best advertising medium for the district with broad circulation. It lists agents in Cloncurry Duchess Urandangie and Milea among others and offers subscription rates of three months six months and twelve months with free postage.
Douglas Haughton, a stranger to Cloncurry, faced charges for using obscene language near the Queens Hotel in Ramsay Street on Wednesday before Mr. Stanley Wilson, PM. He pleaded guilty. Senior Sergeant Ingram called the offense very bad and said two businessmen rang police. The PM fined the defendant £3 with 7 days in His Majesty's boarding house in default.
Word was received in Lown on Wednesday that the Crown will not continue the prosecution of Henry J. Bell charged with illegally shooting a horse belonging to Henry Davis at Quamby in August last year. The case had drawn wide interest after three hung juries and a remand to the Circuit Court to be held at Charters Towers in May.
Mt Isa residents bid farewell to Acting Sergeant Landy who led local police. Councillor James Boyd hosted with speeches by several community members. Landy praised officers who served under him and introduced his successor Acting Sergeant Malone and constables Locke and Doyle.
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