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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 06, 1933
Page
2
A notice to all drovers entering Eddington Molding requires using proper Bolles and clearly indicating their location with one ring. Any infringement will be summarily dealt with by the manager.
Notice warns that anyone trespassing while fishing or shooting on Lake March will be prosecuted without mercy. Drovera must give notice before offering runs. From the Manager Lake Naeh Station.
GH Jenking Bastres the public of Clomenrry and District that he is prepared to all classes of carting wood wool furniture lifting etc Any person or persons found trespassing in any of the fort constading parcels will be prosecuted without respect to person and any block straying thereto will be impounded.
The record shows church notices for Pedenal Methodist Inland at Clondumky and Mount Sea. Sunday School times listed are 2.30 PM and 7.30 PM for Evening Worship, with a 10:40 AM service at another location and 7.20 PM Mines Sunday School. Rev. W. J. Bobbin is the minister.
A brief Advocate item from Saturday May 6 1933 presents a concise public note urging fairness and prudence. It reflects the paper's call for sensible conduct and avoidance of folly during the period.
Shire Elections held last Saturday at Shire Hall saw quiet polling with Cloncurry contributing heavily. Mr Trenfield led early but final counts gave J T Boyd a 274 vote majority over Trenfield, while Entriken trailed. In No 4, J Lynsh led with 129 and T Pleehpent followed.
Voting remained heavy as council seats were filled by five ALP nominees and independents. The ALP holds six seats, while Olviston and Cloncurry areas debated boundary changes and a proposed electing listing scheme to boost town finances and representation. Mentions of returning officers, poll clerks, and party figures illustrate a tense local political scene.
The oldest sporting paper in Queensland touts fairness and reliability. It promises best information for country sportsmen and free extra specials for subscribers, noting racing uncertainty creates opportunity for engagement.
The issue zips through a busy local page with a bold Rodeo plan on the Hace course for June, a boxing program pending next week, and nominating closes for the secretary position. Also featured is a detailed wedding at St Gorman's A C Church, Nellie Aunan and Frederick H Butt wed, with dress and reception specifics, plus electoral results for Cloncurry council and notices from Returning Officer Michael O'Callaghan dated May 6, 1993.
Notice of four eyeglasses found on a post office counter on Wednesday. Owner may claim by calling this office with a description and paying the advertising cost.
Cloncurry Shire Council completes its triennial election cycle with candidate filings and voting updates. The report notes recent progress, voter turnout expectations, and forthcoming count details from the regional election office.
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