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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 12, 1935
Page
2
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions 76,000 used parts for Gabi trucks and 60 second hand horses or horse vehicles. Lacks clear entities or context. core items unclear and most terms are garbled.
A public notice warns that trespassers and fishing on Lake Nashrum will be prosecuted without regard to persons. Drovers must give notice before a ser ing run. Signed by The Manager Lake Nabh Station.
G H Denking announces readiness to perform wood wool furniture shifts and all carting tasks. He accepts geotracts and other related work. Contact via phone 8 Oglockbury? and address Jerkings Ham Start Clonourry for bookings.
Warning posted at Fort Constantine states trespassers will be prosecuted without regard to person or ground and any stray approaching the paddocks will be impounded.
Classified items advertise 76000 used parts for cars and a 60 second hand horse vehicle at Grays on Brunswick Street. Mris bans noted in listing.
Public notices invite attendance at religious services across St Andrew s Presbyterian and Federal Methodist Inland Mission churches. Advertisements warn farmers about fence and stock control on folding property with penalties by law.
A fragmented report notes a mining conference with Sir Herbert Gepp presiding and attendees including James Stopford and Gillagoore Smelters staff. It references a call for four trustees, local ore treatment debates, and plans for a conference outcome affecting the Cloncurry and Chillagoe districts with potential plant investments and public governance.
The article reports resignations of trustees and the appointment of four new trustees to a public body. It calls for a properly convened public meeting and notes notices will be given in a newspaper.
The fragment describes a chaotic scene with misread names and unclear sequence of events. It mentions Dr. Drew and Bris an unclear schoolyard style incident while noting various figures and directions without coherent details.
The report describes Glenewry efforts to seal wells and pits to curb the Anopheles mosquito breeding ground. Health inspector Armstrong and Dr. Drew are mentioned amid an ongoing campaign following a past outbreak and hospital cases, with authorities patrolling and inspecting breeding sites.
The article notes the opening of the New Empire on a Wednesday with plans for a grand program. It highlights the presence of engineer H. sf. Ween and Ma Wientus, linking to Queensland expertise. The piece promises new innovations, a public address system, and exclusive attractions to draw crowds.
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