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• Indeed, until 1930, Hivesville eclipsed Proston in size and importance.
• The homestead can be found on the Durong to Mundubbera Road west of Proston.
• An unusual attraction in Proston is Sidcup Castle.
• The Proston Butter Factory, a branch of the SBCDA, closed in 1967.
• The modernist aesthetic of the church juxtaposed with the rural townscape of Proston evokes extreme surprise.
• The Proston Butter Factory, a branch of the South Burnett Dairy Co ., closed in 1967.
• He was discharged in 1945 and established a real estate business at Proston, later moving to Redcliffe.
• The Proston Car Rally club holds a rally every three months on their track, west of Proston on private property.
• The Proston Car Rally club holds a rally every three months on their track, west of Proston on private property.
• Proston timber mill and butter factory accessed the line until both closed and only spasmodic grain traffic continued until line closure.
• Proston has a hotel, convenience store, caf? nursery, post office and police, ambulance and fire brigade services.
• The town of Proston is sited on land that was originally part of the pastoral lease Wigton, which dated from 1850.
• Another annual event is the Proston Show and Campdraft . Held every March at the Showgrounds just on the western outskirts of town.
• In 1969 a church building was transferred from Tingoora to the Proston site to serve as the St Peter's Church Hall.
• The town is also serviced by Proston Meals on Wheels and also a branch of the Country Women's Association ( CWA ).
• The thirty kilometre section between Byee and Proston was closed on 25 January 1993 and from Barlil to Byee was suspended from 19 May 1999.
• In 1938 there were five co-operative butter factories in the South Burnett : located at Nanango, Kingaroy, Murgon, Wondai and Proston.
• "' Shepherd Memorial Church of St Peter "'is a heritage-listed Proston, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia.
• By 1939 Proston possessed many services including a railway station complex with cattle yards, police station, postal department and a school with 102 pupils.
• Furthermore, he directed that ?, 000 must be used for the erection and furnishing of a church in Proston by the Church of England.