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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
May 28, 1932
Page
2
A proclamation warns that any person found taming or passing at Fort Constantine paddocks will be prosecuted. Stock straying under the command will be impounded.
The snippet outlines a church schedule with services and Sunday School times. It lists Rev. MAMIONEY as minister and references evening worship and Sunday School lessons. A May 28 date in 1092 appears, indicating a historical church calendar fragment.
A strained district hospital funding summary shows last year grants of £600 and this year £800 with upcoming decisions in Cloncurry and Mt Tan. Officials discuss subsidies, economy measures, staff reductions, and the aim to avoid wasteful spending while preserving hospital services for the district population.
A local letter argues the hospital committee wastes time and funds by paying nurses to wander the corridors. The writer urges reducing walking by cloning wards closer to patients, pressuring Council to discuss financial relief and possible station share to ease hospital burdens.
In consequence of the Queensland State Elections to take place Alf J Hensley of Bheaffe Street Cloncurry sponsors analga ted circles referring to the abelians to comply with the Queensland Electoral Act.
Mr Ted Beker long time West resident and former boniface of the Quamby Hotel and Malton Hotel has bought a flat in Townsville and offers double rooms at 42/6 and single rooms at 7. This cheerful news will please Weetersers and Ted is noted as a popular town figure.
The Cloncurry U. S. Board receives a temporary £100 loan free of interest from the Government to cover scalps paid under the bonus system. The June 4 meeting will decide payment for a colpn. Six workers are engaged on vacant Crown lands from Selwyn to Malbon to the Corella area with two more on Velvertoil near the Gregory in the Campo wen section.
An unsolicited testimonial from Mr. Noonan of Inverteigh Victoria praises Bisuluted Magnesia as the best remedy for indigestion and related ailments. He reports long suffering before trying the product, which he used regularly for relief and claims never to have had a return in ten years. The ad urges readers to obtain Bisurated Magnesia for stomach comfort.
Two men died on the Batavia gold field in York Peninsula. Dr E Mansfield and Captain McCausland reached the site by aeroplane from Cairns, with one man dying on Thursday and the other on Saturday. A relief aeroplane finally departed with petrol and medical staff, while earlier attempts to land were hindered by terrain and heavy ground.
A family in Massachusetts extends sincere thanks to the doctors nurses and staff of Glencurry Dautries Hospital for their kind and careful care during a difficult illness. The message expresses deep appreciation from W Rigby and family for the support shown to him and his mother.
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