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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 09, 1937
Page
2
The schedule lists Holy Communion at 7 20 am and 10 am Sunday services at All Welcome Federal Methodist Inland Lobsir with Rev Thea and BR Hall. Children at 4 00 pm and Byensong 10 am Sunday School at 10 am.
The issue lists bids and prices for batteries and electrolytics in London with contractor notices and job openings, plus a late Friday toll for fencing works. A near-miss car incident injures a worker, and the local Golf Club reports champions and trophy recipients from the weekend event with remarks by patrons and officials.
Caution issued to persons found trespassing or interfering with stock at Rooklands Olding. Offenders will be prosecuted. Signed by G B Jad, Manager.
Illegal entry warned against at the duck shooting area. Persons found trespassing may be prosecuted without special permission by the authorities.
Notice posted at Lake Nash Station warns trespassers and unlawful fishing will be prosecuted and drovers must give notice before entering the run. The manager enforces access restrictions at the lake area.
Notice requires all entrants to the LANARK Selection area Tommy's Creek to sign in at the Homestead. Culling fences driving stock or leaving the holding without authority will be probed or removed by local officials led by B. Bao.
On Tuesday night Insisi the Shire Hall presented a play written and produced by Mr Barry to aid the Princess Molly fund. The Breach of Promise farce drew a large audience with strong performances by S Woods Tremfield J Emmet Lee Galleton Barry Hulbert Sheeran Chaplain and four lady jurors.
The Local Rifle Club hosted a shoot with the Diggers and Bolts of the Returned Soldiers Lisigue on Sunday. Diggers won by 46 points amid rough scoring at 300 and 600 yards, with Seymour posting the day’s top score and Barton winning a club trophy for best Diggar.
Mr and Mrs K Little of Augualua Towts Jest this morning for the Station after visiting Glencurry where their child is an inpatient at the local hospital. Several residents and visitors are noted with travel plans to Melbourne for the Cup and holidays in the South of States.
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