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ALLORA ADVERTISER Wednesday, 20Th February 2019 Wednesday, 20Th February 2019 the ALLORA ADVERTISER Page 3 Continued from Front Page… Seized Issue No. 3531 The AlloraPublished by OurNews Pty. Ltd.,Advertiser at the Office, 53 Herbert Street, Allora, Q. 4362 “Since 1935” Issued Weekly as an Advertising Medium to the people of Allora and surrounding Districts. Your FREE Local Ph 07 4666 3089 - E-Mail [email protected] - Web www.alloraadvertiser.com Wednesday, 20th February 2019 Promising Start to St. Patrick’s Year St. Patricks School Leaders and Prep students at the celebration for the start of the school year. St Patrick’s School its fourteen year six school twelve new Prep students. support, welcome and at Allora celebrated the leaders. Many members of celebrate these learners beginning of the 2019 school The school also took students’ families and to the St Patrick’s school year with an induction of the opportunity to welcome friends were present to …Continues inside on page 2 We love what we do 19 Norman Street OPEN 3 2 CLIFTON FEDERATION AND FABULOUS - 2,699M2 HOUSE 4 this Sunday 9.30-10am Homes of this calibre, style and location don`t come onto • 3 Double bedrooms with built-ins, walk in robe to Master • Double fireplace, solar panels, NBN connected the market often. This beautiful contemporary renovation bedroom • 2 x 22,000L, 1 x 4,000L water tanks plumbed to house has preserved the character of this home. Stepping through • 2 bathrooms including En Suite to Master bedroom and gardens the main entrance you will be impressed by the high ornate • 4 car accommodation with storage and access to the rear A stylish, neutral décor and well-considered floor plan offers ceilings, double tiled fire place with a mix of modern living. of the house new owners a blank canvas to add You will love the spacious open kitchen and family areas that • Character features include high ornate ceilings, veranda their own touches to make this flow seamlessly to the outdoor entertaining area. lacework lovely home their own. EXPRESSIONS Features include: • Plantation shutters throughout OF INTEREST • Phone to inspect: • The home has a lovely easterly aspect Large kitchen with stone benchtop, generous storage • Jackie Cooke 0427 154 149 close Friday • Low maintenance garden complete the surrounds Split-system air-conditioning x 3, ceiling fans throughout Jules Coutts 0428 258 294 8 March 2019 Landmark Harcourts Cooke 67 King Street, Clifton T 4612 3779 www.cooke.landmarkharcourts.com.au Page 2 THE ALLORA ADVERTISER Wednesday, 20th February 2019 Wednesday, 20th February 2019 THE ALLORA ADVERTISER Page 3 Continued from front page… seized. A 17yr old male juvenile of Geitz Road) that occurred on community. Allora Rural Watch has been charged with the offence the afternoon of Saturday 19th Principal Tyrone Maher In cases of EMERGENCY - DIAL 000 of Possessing Drug Utensils Used January. The location involved is impressed with the start Allora Police Station - and is to appear in the Warwick was the Allora Racecourse where made by the leaders. OIC Sgt. Damian Grace 4666 3222 Children’s Court. several sight-see’ers had stopped “Refl ecting the school’s Police Link - 13 14 44 10. Burglary – Forde Street to smell the sunfl owers. The values of love, dignity, justice Crime Stoppers - 1800 333 000 residence - On an unknown date fi rst crash occurred, involving a and integrity, the 2019 between the 10th January and northbound travelling ute, when Allora Police Station is open Monday 9am – 12noon. Members of the public are the 16th January 2019, a Forde its driver took evasive action to school leaders have already requested to phone the station before attending as police may have been called out Street, Allora residence was shown great leadership on urgent business. avoid colliding into the rear of a broken into and personal property in supporting their Prep of cannabis, methylamphetamine car turning into Geitz Road off taken. Entry was gained through ‘buddies’,” Mr Maher said. RURAL AREA (ice) and their associated smoking the highway. In that instance the a secured window at the rear of “Between the work of utensils. In that case the two 30yr old Harristown man – both he POLICE REPORT the house and exit appears the teachers and their buddies, occupants a 58yr old Clifton female and his 5yr old son walking away same way. Inside the house, and the support of their (Dec 2018 – Jan and her 48yr old male partner were uninjured following their vehicle the unidentifi ed offender/s have families, the Prep students charged with drug and utensil rollover – was dealt with for the 2019, part 2 of 3) accessed each room and rifl ed have transitioned very 6. Drug-related search warrant - possession. Both are to appear in offence of “Driver failing to keep a through cupboards, drawers and well and are already very On Tuesday morning 8th January the Warwick Magistrates Court in safe distance behind vehicles”. the like, selectively stealing a independent. 2019, Allora, Leyburn and Clifton February. The 2nd crash occurred only laptop computer, photographic “During 2019, the Offi cers executed a drug-related 8. Evade Police – arrest and minutes later when a southbound equipment, jewellery and other school continues to focus search warrant on a Herbert impoundment - Shortly before vehicle waiting to turn right into personal items which they could on developing effective Street, Allora address. As a midnight on Saturday the 12th Geitz Road from the highway, carry away from the place. Police learners who are organised, result of the search, several drug January 2019, a vehicle failed was hit from behind by another St Patricks School Leaders. investigations conducted to date, persistent, confi dent, utensils were seized. The same to pull over for Allora Offi cers, southbound travelling vehicle. have indicated the offence most cooperative and resilient,” schooling option should feel 24yr old Stanthorpe man from the following a failed intercept in Forde The Taiwanese backpackers likely happened on the night Mr Maher said. very welcome to visit the Letters to the Editor… previous day’s occurrence was Street. The vehicle, registered travelling in the 1st vehicle were of the 15th January, with the “Anyone who is school website or contact again arrested and charged; this locally, was later located at the rear all conveyed to Warwick Hospital offenders leaving via Neale Lane, considering St Patrick’s as a the school offi ce directly.” Dear Editor, time with 2 counts of Traffi cking of several residences in Wilson suffering a series of minor injuries. accessed from the rear of the The cause of that crash is still As many people are aware, Alora and disftrict is gearing up a Dangerous Drug (Cannabis and Lane. As a result of subsequent property. Police investigations are under investigation, pending the for our 150 Year Celebration on the weekend of July 20 and MDMA), 1 count of Supplying a investigations conducted, an 18yr continuing with an appeal made to interview of the Taiwanese driver POLICE REPORTS 21, 2019. Dangerous Drug and 1 count of old female Herbert Street resident anyone with information relating to of the 1st vehicle who returned ALLORA WOMAN ON RBT CHARGE - A 47-years-old Allora woman Whatever people experience in Allora on this weekend will Possessing Drug Utensils. has since been interviewed and this matter to come forward. to Gatton following release from has been charged with a drink-driving offence after being stopped by 7. Clifton warrants - Between the charged with the offences of be a reflection of us all. 11. Traffi c crash NE Hwy 7th January to the 4th February, Evading Police and Dangerous hospital. police at the weekend. There are a number of activities being planned to happen in 19/1/19 - Police investigations Allora, Clifton and Leyburn Offi cers Operation of a motor vehicle On Sunday evening Allora and Leyburn offi cers were again performing and around the town, so we are hoping that Allora residents are continuing into a series of READ PART 3 OF THIS working together, have executed while adversely affected (by an stationary traffi c-related enforcement duties on Forde Street at Allora, will be mentioning it to anyone who may be interested. two (2) traffi c crashes on the New POLICE REPORT IN a total of eight (8) drug-related intoxicating substance). She is primarily in relation to policing two of the Fatal 5 factors - Speeding and Many of our business houses have been approached for England Highway (intersection NEXT WEEK’S ISSUE warrants within the area. On to appear on the February sittings Drink Driving. financial assistance to help with costs for this event and we the 7th January 2019, a warrant of the Warwick Magistrates Court. As a result, the Allora woman was detected and has been charged are very grateful for the generous way in which most have Disclaimer: ‘The information contained herein has been obtained from sources we deem to be responded. was executed on a Ryeford rural As a further consequence of her reliable, however we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their with drink driving, after a random breath test and breath-analysis result We invite individuals who wish to donate to the fund for the property. Following the seizure of actions, the involved vehicle has own enquiries. The views in this newsletter are not necessarily those of the Queensland Police returned a reading of 0.059%. Service unless expressly so quoted.’ 150 Year Celebration and to the ongoing work of the Allora a small amount of cannabis and had its plates “confi scated” for Her driver’s licence was suspended for a period of 24 hours and she is to Historical Society, to contact Lyn Wright, Kaye Mullins, several utensils, both the 47yr a 90-day period automatically, appear in the Warwick Magistrates Court at a later date.
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