Exd of the Upfer House and Queensland political shift
From Our Own Correspondent reports the Queensland government’s bi cameral Senate saga as the Legislative Council loses existence amid labor opposition questions. The piece surveys reform debates, arbitration risk shifts, and judicial appointments, along with Brisbane finances and local market conditions.
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UPFER
Queensland
Legislative Council
Existance
Labor
An Lee
Bloomfield lands and Cooktown road plans dominate report
A local correspondent reports on Bloomfield lands approved for settlers and the lack of action delaying timber and farming development in the Cook district. The note calls for a Cooktown to Bloomfield road project to enable peanut oil extraction and warns communities may wither without progress, mentioning schooling needs near Tinfield.
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Feerraie
Sitar
Cook District
Cooktown
Arnal Val
Alvaya
Bloomfield
Bloomflel
Are Women as Becattul as Ever in Antiquity and Beauty
A readable fragment discusses women’s beauty standards, art galleries, and antiquity. It mentions dyeing hair, removal of facial hair, and female beauty ideals, referencing researchers and chemists and noting public fascination with beauty in Australia.
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Visting
Art
Aera
Australia
Aurea
Tate
Olen
Mie
Boc
Eve
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