Meeting on Cloncurry Hospital districting held Tuesday night
A well attended public meeting discussed hospital status and districting for Cloncurry. Key speakers explained voluntary versus district models, emphasizing government funding, board composition, and the need for remodelling or new building work. A motion opposing districting passed 35 to 15, with telegrams from country supporters expressing disapproval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloncurry District Hospital
J. Schwabe
Messra G. Trenfield
T. Lynch
T. Woodhouse
C. Miller
Schwabe
Cloncurry Hospital
Board of Management
Lynch
Buse
Shires
Cloncurry
Cc. Chuter
Home Secretary
Home Department
Walker
Zingari
Messrs
T. E. Ticehurst
Cubaroo
Reid
Tilis
Trin
Morrison
Lisson
Cook
Watson
P. Trenfield
Minutes of QA.TB committee meeting Cloncurry Centre
The QA.TB monthly meeting at the Brigade premises on Friday October 24 discussed attendance, chair rotation, and confirmation of January and September 1941 minutes. Financial statements for 1941 were presented showing current and trust accounts, with payments approved and a remaining credit balance. Superintendent and General Secretary reports were received and endorsed, with the Executive Committee informed of full payment of rent and security and confidence in the Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs de Warren and
Lynch
Messrs Long and
Messrs Long
Grant
Messrs Lynch
Wellington
Messrs
Long
Miller
V.A.D
Turnor Red Cross
Q.A.T.B
Cloncurry
Brigade
F.S. Hope
T. M. Lynth
J. D. Grant
A. H. Wellington
C. J. de Warren
C. Miller
W. Long
J. A. Linson
Hope
T. M. Lynch
G. Miller
A H. Wellington
Messrs Grant and Lynch
Messrs de Warren
de Warren
Red Cross Cloncurry Branch Hears Reports and Actions
The Cloncurry branch of the Australian Red Cross Society met at Mrs Hensley’s on October 29 with Mesdames McLean chairing and Hensley, Walton, Peace, Martyr, Miller, Misa Murphy and the secretary present. Minutes adopted. inward and outward correspondence approved. Tags ordered for 2s 6d credit. petty cash £1 cheque to be drawn. Thanks given to sewing and veil makers and to Mr Leonard for a handbag. Financial statement adopted. members closed with National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloncurry
The
Australian Red Cross Society
Hensley
Mesdames McLean
Walton
Peace
Martyr
Miller
Misa Murphy
Mesdames Williams
Finnegan
Galligan
Webster
Lang
Reid
Mesdames Martyr
Miss Murphy
Mesdames Miller
Messrs
J. Cash
Staunton
Mesdames Helpman
Keyes
Leonard
Mesdames Peace
War Loan Drive Opens With November 14 Deadline
Public rally urges citizens to invest in the war loan as the campaign closes on November 14. Organizers emphasize national aid and patriotic duty, with local leaders urging participation and highlighting bond purchases as a key support to ongoing efforts.
Printing services offer swift quotes for all jobs
A historic newspaper style ad promises prompt quotations for every printing order. The notice touts fast execution across all printing classes, inviting customers to request a quotation for their next project.
No Man Camping Out Should Be Without One of These
SADDLES £ 11 10 0 EACH. Advertisement notes a practical gear item for campers highlighting saddle sales at a fixed price.
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Carrar
Talmoi
Norman Smith
Mount Isa
Edkins Marsh & Co. Ltd
Julia Creek
Ilfracombe
Army
Navy
Air Force
Charye
Alea
Brisi
Belenca Ie
Ind
Cloncurry Centre
RED Cross Society
Frank Danver
Queensland
Queensland National Bank Limited
Chairian
Esa PB
Loxton
Fan Joly
Fan
K. E
Whit
Brisbane
Lomiat
Cablerra
Melbourne
Bullner
Austrolasia
Weld
Jade
A. J. Smith
the House OF Value
Taubmans
Plogeake Furniture Nish Stain A. I. Smith & CO
Richmond
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