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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Oct 24, 1936
Page
2
Classified notice lists 1994 Ford Utility and Chev models with prices 1090 and 60 pounds. Vehicles described as in perfect mechanical order, offered for easy purchase. Inspection and trials available at Long's Service Station opposite Advocate Office.
An advertisement-like fragment urges Delong advertising and reserves the Advocate as the best medium. It mentions town Lanark and Tommy's Creek, plus a prohibition on fences, stock, or open gates under authority, with no dates or clear context.
A warning notice states that trespassing and opening fence tampering near a public area on Dalgon will be enforced. It cautions the general public about safety risks and mentions potential penalties for violators.
A memorial note in memory of a father and grandfather who passed away in October 1834. Inserted by his daughters Bins and Peg of Cairns and grandchildren Pear and Bert with the inscription Always Remembered.
The snippet lists church services at PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH and FEDERAL METHODIST INLAND MISSION in Cloncurry with ministers and service times. It also reports a marriage at the Methodist Church Galena on September 30 1936 between Pearl Byveyin Galter and Harold John Prise, followed by their home at Syvendsen's Flats Cairns.
Saturday October 24 1996 features the Methodist fete at Shire Hall with stalls novelties and competitions. Advertisements note prices for wood sold in Brisbane including BA 1690 2A 15a and other items with scattered figures and broken entries.
A lively evening of ping pong at the Club Hotel on Tuesday 13 instant ended with the Presbyterian Ghureh Club defeating the Club Hotel team 19 games to 49. The match swung until near the end when Presbyterian won the last six games and the overall victory. Snappy serving and the notable contribution of lady players, plus Mrs Rowena and Mrs Rogers’s support, were highlighted as key factors. The Presbyterian lineup included Mrs Way, Mrs Tregenny, Mrs Hooker, and Messrs Douglas and Turner, while Club Hotel boasted Mrs Morgan, Mrs Booth, Miss Arius, Miss Atkinson, and Messrs Lans, Morgan, and Fuller.
Me long for Methodist Fete to be held at Shire Hall on Wotober soth. Various stalls offer dainty fancy work, novelties, sweets, cakes, refreshments, dips, and a chance to win prizes such as a sucking pig or poultry. Competitions and other attractions precede a dance to raise funds for the Jean Nicholson Fund.
Mr Barugy Lung advertises a number of used motor cars for sale. All have been overhauled and are in good order. Intending purchasers are invited to call and inspect these cars.
The article states that wool arriving at the works will be treated within seven days, a change expected to help wool growers move wool sooner. It notes past delays at g courts and suggests quicker processing will allow timely sales and reduce hold ups for growers in the region.
The Convent hosts its annual children’s fancy dress ball with plans for unique outfits and eager anticipation. Organizers urge families to save the date and join in the festive event showcasing cheerful costumes and community spirit.
In a case before the court a defendant faced a charge of allegedly stealing £20 from Brow and Co. Ltd. John Mole and Sinclair Mei appeared for the defense as evidence was led by Sergeant Donnoully. Key witnesses, including Ming b Bewlluson, Mr Ox, and others, were deemed essential. Several witnesses failed to appear despite subpoenas. adjournment was set for next Friday with ball allowed. The magistrate noted an ancillary charge and promised a full report next week.
Local note urges graziers to unite after bush fires in the district. A meeting is set for Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Shire Hall to discuss forming an association to manage fires and pests like noogoora burr and other nuisances affecting grazing lands. All interested are urged to attend.
Irregular squawks echoing about trespassers into Buffalo Plains inclosing fences. Officials warn violators will be prosecuted for entering, opening gates, or bypassing barriers. Community members urged to report any breach to local authorities.
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