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Newspaper
Cloncurry Advocate
Location
Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
2
Drovers entering Eddingloo Holding must give Tolice and declare entry location or face summary action. Prosecution for trespass, fishing, or shooting on Leke Neeh run without notice. Public warned of carpentry, woodworking, furniture crafting, and carting services in Cloncurry and district from Main Street.
Any person found trespassing in the Fort Constantine premises will be prosecuted without respect to penalties and any stock grazing therein will be impounded.
Rev. O Whitney leads Divine Service Sunday at 7 50 pm and Sunday School at 10 am. Federal Methodist Inland and Siom Sloncubry hold Sunday School at 10 am and Evening Worship at 7 20 pm in Mount Isa. Sunday School in the church at 2 80 pm and at Mines with Rav W J Fobbin as minister.
A brief notice quotes the phrase Be Just and Fear Not from She Advocate, dated Saturday September 30 1933, signaling a civic or moral instruction in the period newspaper.
A legal action involves Redly Supply House of the North and Weet Golf Engineerlog and Motor Co. The case centers on contractual disputes and liability claims with court proceedings and deadlines noted.
The engagement announced for Lileen May Talbot daughter of E G Burnett Lorraine Station Wlatcurry to Valentine son of J M Thom of Norwood. Brisbane timetable and summer plans mentioned with local notices and upcoming events.
A series of community events including a sports meeting in Dobbyn on a Saturday in October with adults and children events and a dance to close the four day sport. November 44th marks the Glencurry Returned Soldiers Roses ball on Friday and the annual reunion on Saturday.
A Saturday night dance at McCulloch's Hall in Quamby raised proceeds of about £4120 for Cloneurey Hospital. Organiser Mileteell drew a large turnout from Glamourry and nearby stations with Jock Porter on accordion and a sit down supper before a late close.
The Queens Hotel recently changed ownership to Mr Wat, Chaplain, a well known figure in the village and a popular social supporter. The new proprietor promises courteous service and a high standard, maintaining the hotel as a bustling social condesvous amid town activity.
A brief note on how children’s moods track bowel health and digestion. It warns that irregular stomachs cause tantrums and discomfort, suggests a sugar coated pill remedy, and promises relief with gentle bowel regulation and reduced headaches.
The committee led by President Barton and secretary Mr Bulley met Thursday night to approve minutes, accept the common paddock for horse paddocking, and appoint a caretaker soldier Mr Dan Adam. Funds from Mr J O Reilly were planned for a rider whip prize, with entrance fees set and a bank account opened. Tender calls for a race booth closed October 15 with no obligation to accept the highest bid.
Under state guarantee the Public Curator operates from Edward Street head office with branches in Cairns Townsville Rockhampton. Agents and query clerk of Patty Sessions oversee expeditions, secrecy, and security for the agency.
An advertisement featuring the so called Indian Doctor Jwamjinder Sinan and Anna Branch-Clongurary offers a cure titled Painless Eye Loton. The pitch claims treatment for 42 diseases and promises no need for spectacles within weeks.
Diggers Races organizers remind horseowners of the paddocking date for Glencurry Diggers meeting set for next Thursday October Bth. The paddock will be common, well fenced and secured with a capable caretaker appointed. Fort Constantine owner Mr Wilson and Flonagh Station will send horses. Quamby district and Lowan owners plan strong representation.
A fragment warns that any person found tree dessing culling or opening fences will be prosecuted regardless of status. The note asserts the newspaper ADVOCATE is widely read and valued for public notice.
A newspaper item notes a quoted price for ADVOCGATE printing and compares it to southern firm bids. The piece hints at disputes between manufacturers and printers over branding and market competition.
A receipt shows eight bottles of cough remedy priced as time saved, with sweetened water and a two shilling bottle of concentrate. The mixture is claimed to prevent coughing colds croup bronchitis whooping cough and influenza and is touted as suitable for adults and children.
Advertisement offering the highest grade blended tobacco pipe or finger cut at 100 per lb with postage paid. Postal notes and cheques payable to Hegle Tabasco Company Department H Box 4460V GP Brisbane.
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