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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1935
Page
2
A mixed sale listing offers 16 000 used pants for sale at UAH and 50 second hand horse vehicles with harnesses on Brunswick Street in Brisbane. The notice presents a busy marketplace style ad with contact cues and item counts.
Public notice warns that trespassers and fishers around Lake Nash will be prosecuted. The advisory urges respect for property and hints at enforcement actions by authorities.
G H dENKING announces readiness to publish diaries and invites public readers in Glencurry to engage with his forthcoming manuscript.
A fragmented note indicates merchants conduct commerce privately without public advertising. The text hints at a hidden market or practice where operations proceed without overt notices, potentially implying regulatory gaps or informal交易. Details remain unclear due to damaged wording.
Caution states any person or persons found trespassing in the Port Constantine paddocks will be prosecuted without respect to persons and any stock straying therein will be suppounded.
Classified notice advertises 75000 used parts and trucks including second hand horse vehicles. Lists Grays Bris Bay area on Broomewick Street. Appears as a pasted OCR fragment with vague details and place names.
The readable lines outline Sunday services at St Andrew's Church including Holy Communion at 7:40 am and worship service in the morning and evening, plus a preaching service. It also notes Mount Jan church-related activities with a Sunday School and morning service.
A March 20 council meeting discussion centers on an ALP letter urging the Cloncurry Water Authority to hire an hydraulic engineer to inspect the Cloncurry River and explore a potential wet season scheme. The letter proposes a deputation with the Progress Association and ALP to seek a government grant and a subsidized loan, stressing water conservation and local employment.
A Brisbane suburb boasts the tallest chimney stack in Queensland alleging Mackay's landmark chimney at Mackay's Modhment in Glencurry. Townsville notes fodder subsidies rising 25 to 50 percent for stock and sheep moved from drought areas with rail rebates for long distances. The Cenotaph urns ashes plan includes transport by Orient Line to Melbourne for Anzac Day ceremonies though details are unclear.
Very long obituary notes the death of Gwellian Ann Staunton at Maier Private Hospital Brisbane aged 669 years a figure likely garbled. It mentions her time in Mount Isa Cairns Home Hill and Brisbane. Survived by two daughters Mrs G A Johnston and Mrs Hanley four sons Paddy Mick Dinny and another son and 49 grandchildren. Many relatives attended and sympathy poured in. Burial details referenced with local church and friends in attendance.
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