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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1935
Page
2
Salé lists 76 000 used pars for cab trucks and 60 second-hand horse vehicles harness. Anai's Brunswick Teri Brisbane market notes.
A fragmentary notice warns that trespassing and related offenses near Lake Neshrum will be prosecuted without regard to persons. It calls offenders to meet certain meter requirements before accessing the area.
In foil and loving memory of our dear brother Robert Arthur who passed away on the Mount Alm Private Hospital Charters Towers on 28 September 1932. Inserted by his mother father and brother.
Notice warns that any person found tolling fences driving stock or saving gates on the holding without authority will be prosecuted. Names Lanark Selo Tommy's Creek Homestead are referenced in the notice with authority claimed by BR Sartorn.
Clencurry district residents are informed that C. H. Jenring offers all classes of carting including wood wool and furniture shifting. Available for contracts with reasonable terms. Phone 62 Olo bury. Ham Street Clonouray.
Warning forbids any person from trespassing at Fort Constantine paddoges and states that violators will be prosecuted regardless of party affiliation with stock found there to be impounded.
An items listing cites 76 000 used parts for Gare Trooke 66 Bacomb hand Horse vehicle and mentions Grays Brunswick Street Bris bane with fragmented place hints and no clear sale details.
Religious services listed for St Andrews Ghaugh and nearby congregations include Holy Communion at 10 a.m. and Evening Service at 7.40 p.m. with additional morning Sunday School at 10 a.m. at Presbyterian Church led by Rev Hugh U. Aadyar. Federal Methodist Island Mission holds a 10 a.m. service at Mount Ida.
Saturday, September 28, 1999 ad highlights Here and Now for bronchial and flu symptoms with Woods Great Peppermint Cure. It notes a Ball hosted by The Macklaay Brame of the G W A at O'Donnell's Ball October 4 with novelty dances and music plus supper. Also covers raffles and fundraisers for Cloncurry Hospital and local charities and an advertisement for sheep on agistment near Campowell, with multiple community notices and events.
Social and personal items recount dinners and gatherings at Lanark Range Moor and other homes, with mentions of guests including Sir Herbert Gepp Hon J Stopford and the Aerial Survey party. The column notes travel updates, hospitality at local residences, staff movements, a hospital recovery, and thanks to medical staff for a late son.
The Gloncurry Buffalo Lodge invites members and families to a Saturday picnic at Fort Constantine waterhole, with outsiders warned off. Details from Secretary A Plato through Soul In On The Mend Melbourne note.
A massive blaze in Sydney yesterday morning destroyed part of the Wool Stores of Oeldsbrough Mortaina Go Ltd and damaged nearby premises. Damage is estimated at nearly £800,000 with 29 firemen injured by debris. 30,000 kilos of wool valued at £660,000 burnt in the destroyed store.
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