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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 25, 1935
Page
2
A notice advertises 76,000 used parts for sale and a 60 second-hand horse vehicle harness in Gray's Brunswick Street. The listing emphasizes bargain pricing and quick sale terms for local buyers.
Property manager warns against trespassing fishing or shooting on Lake Nash and states violators will be prosecuted. Public notice asks offenders to leave and to heed posted warnings.
The notice warns against entering the holding at Lanahe Seles Towumy’s Greek without authority. It states that persons found culling fences driving stock or opening gates will be prosecuted. Br. Bartok signs the alert.
G A Jenking informs the public of Cloncurry and district that he is prepared to do all kinds of catalog work including wood wool and furniture shifting. He takes all contracts and is always ready to serve. Ring upphone 63 Sclobourry or Mh Jenking Ham Street Cloncurry.
Caution warns that any person or persons found passing in the Fort Constantine paddocks will be prosecuted without regard and any stock related to trespass will be impounded.
Memorial note from a sister recounts Caroline Margeth passing in June 1934 and mentions Mrs Walker and Connemarra Station Stonehenge as related names and places in the fitting tribute.
The notice lists worship times including Holy Communion at 7.40 am and 10 am Sunday School, 4 am Worship Service, 7.45 pm Song Service, and a preaching service at 9 pm in conjunction with a monthly Children's Service. The sermon title is How they catch Monkeys in Monkey Land. Rev. Hugh A. Rodger is minister.
Mr E T Anderson hosts an ambulance benefit talk Sunday night 26th instant with an attractive programme. The Annual General Meeting of the Glencurry Branch of the Association will be held at the Shire Hall on Wednesday June 5th. nominations for officials must be lodged seven days prior. Old and new members urged to attend. The Australian Journal May issue features Hatfield's Black Waterlily and other serials and contributions with fashion and domestic sections.
Classified note lists 16.000 used parts for cars and trucks for sale at Grays on Brunswick Street Bris, offering second hand vehicle components at zero stated price.
A damaged label reads Good Goods and Woods's high quality cure for colds coughs flu sore throats and chills. The note touts standardized Woods' Great Peppermint Cure as a reliable treatment in the era of patent medicines.
Mr E T Audergoo organizes an Ambulance Talkie Benefit on Sunday night the 26th with a strong program promised to please attendees. Promoter urges public support to make the event a success.
Me G Robertson of Roundosk Dairy recalls three milking cows called to him from Brisbane last week. At considerable expense he hopes to maintain milk supply and customer trust during the dry season. The cows are costly but excellent milkers and bring blessed milk to the community in lean times.
A report lists persons accused of trespassing on Rockland holdings with stock on site. The case names the manager and warns of prosecution and legal action.
The first of the 1995 Mammoth Casket series proves popular with subscribers as applications surge daily. Investors are urged to act quickly to secure entry for the two prize amounts of 25,000 pounds and 10,000 pounds, amid limited remaining numbers for country subscribers.
The C W A Branch will hold its annual general meeting at Shire Hall on Wednesday June 10 1935 at 2 30 pm. Agenda includes appointment of officers reception of the annual report and balance sheet and general business. Secretary Hensley invites attendance.
Social notes report the Devil's Ball at Jung Ith with all proceeds aiding the Ambulance. Several locals and visitors, including Mr P. A. Brodie of Sydney, are mentioned in attendance and town activity.
The 1935 North Western District Tench Championships begin Saturday with play continuing through Monday. Players arrive from Winton Hughenden Richmond Julia Creek and Mt Isa and strong tennis is expected. Local volunteers organize courts meals and a welcome dance to greet visitors and spectators invited to watch.
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