Communications Addressee to Bruch e Mackinlay
A notice indicates communications addressed to P BU RUCHE and MACKINLAY will be attended to promptly.
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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1931
Page
2
A notice indicates communications addressed to P BU RUCHE and MACKINLAY will be attended to promptly.
The abo Vetella now runs the Paragon Hotel Townsville under CHAS BURROWS. The hotel is renovated and offers boarders and Niles cool lounge. The notice warns against trespass and fence cutting and threatens prosecution.
Caution to trespassers any person or persons found trespassing at the Fort Constantine paddocks will be prosecuted without respect to persons and any stock straying therein will be impounded.
A historical London directory advertisement describes direct communication with manufacturers and dealers, export merchants, steamship lines, and trade networks in the United Kingdom and Europe. It offers business cards at set rates and directories mailed from London with annual publication details.
Regious Services, T. Andrew's Church Holy Communion 1.40 am Sung Eucharist 10.0 am Evensong 40 pm Presbyterian Church Australian Inland Mission Minister Rev G M Geoth Assistant Rev G Whitney Divine Services Sunday 6:80 pm Sunday School 10 am Federal Methodist Inland Congregation Sunday School 10 am Evening Worship 7 pm Rev J J Mahoney MT Isa Rev Br Hayes 9 40 am Sunday School 2 30 pm No 3 Ranch School 7 90 pm Evening Worship
The article discusses the town’s water system issues including meter installation costs, possible new drives to the river, and debates over supplying the railway and private households. It weighs options to improve permanent water supply, potential cost savings, and local employment impact amid drought.
Town residents discuss adopting water meters and varying charges. Critics warn meters may burden small consumers while large users like hotels and garages might seek exemptions. The council weighs fair rates, shortages, and cost waste in proposed metering.
The Cloncurry Advocate announces daily telegrams for subscribers accessible in the publishing room after arrival. Mentions of Sydney wool sales and general competition procedures appear, with scattered references to local events and people including Mr Pat Walt and Mr Michael Lat owned property.
Mra J Cowling presents an all talkie picture benefit at Cowling's Hall of Sundayight. Proceeds go to the Cloncurry Hospital which is in need of funds. A splendid programme will be screened after church with admission a nimble shilling.
Local notes describe heavy rainfall and overcast skies with changes in tempo across Mount Isa. A public dinner marks Anzac Day while criminal court listings include Charlie Cheap, a hawker, charged with theft at Gloneur and other items stolen from Mary Efhin Steele.
Aridu announces a reduction in winter wear with displays inviting the public to compare prices. The shop claims equal or lower prices than competitors, urging customers to see and verify the value for themselves.
The report describes a new junction opened by Chief Trains H. Grittulos and F. Packiin at the cabin in North Queensland. It details a timber cabin, signals, interlocking points, and roller bearing components aimed at easing traffic congestion for Glendon curry Malban and Mount Teg routes.
The notice promotes Walter Rose known as the flagber light ting and live wire publican of Central Hotel. It hints an upcoming ad week with bright adverts and suggests keeping an eye on Walter's ads for the latest address and actions prevailing at the time.
Ratepayers in Glewcurry voiced disappointment over the murder of a ratepayer and discussed attending meetings. Members urged broader town and county involvement, noting threats against attendees and stressing the association’s role in highlighting issues to the Shire Council.
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