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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 22, 1937
Page
2
Mr and Mrs L Gordon of City Chambers offer fully illustrated items post free at 230 Edward Maree Brisbane with price 8/6.
A public notice warns persons found trespassing at Rocklands Holding and altered with Biggk co that they will be prosecuted. Signed by manager Bignid G. Bi and Jato.
A report notes persons found trespassing and gutting or desecrating feces of Dyck Bhboting in Dalgon ally. Authorities warn that any action without proper parent supervision will be prosecuted.
Porton warns that any trespassing fishing or shooting on Lake Nash will be prosecuted. Travers must provide notice before cotering run. Management at Lake Nash Station emphasizes enforcement of the rule.
A notice indicates authorities will enforce a holding action related to Tommy's Creek. The document names involved persons and entities and states enforcement will proceed. Details on dates or locations are unreadable in the fragment.
The notice lists Sunday worship times for Presbyterian, Methodist, and other local churches, including Holy Communion at 7.80 p.m. and Evensong at 8.00 p.m., plus a 10.00 a.m. Children service and a Sunday School at 40 a.m. It mentions a kitchen tea event with music and prizes, a horse sale advertisement, and a Diggers Races program in Cloncurry with paddocking details. It notes community events, health scheme news, and a medical remedy testimonial, reflecting a bustling local community page.
Mr H C Sherington of the Post Office Motor Works returns to London after business trips and will attend his marriage day and night. He offers to travel nationwide if an accident or breakdown occurs.
The notice calls for male applicants to the police force and prison service with an exam on July 20. A council meeting later drew thirteen stenographer applicants, with Patricia Murray and Carmel Chaplain receiving votes. full report to follow next issue.
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