Aborigine Land Use and Education Notices in Queensland
The notice lists land use for 900 acres in Deleben Parish near Kuranda for aboriginal inhabitants. It announces the Blaventh Day Adventintn, with court and sheriff oversight from 5 1915 during J. W. W. Jackson’s leave in Mackay. It also reports staff transfers and new appointments across multiple districts and declares a weekly holiday in Tinaroo factories. The government opens several parcels for selection totaling 4 959 acres in 8 portions, with other allotments listed for grazing and Prickly Pear control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleben
Kuranda
Townsville
English County Play Sees London Burrows Win
In a London contest Angus Burrows achieves a pivotal performance helping England County prevail. Hurrows attempts a late flourish as the match unfolds with critical wickets shaping the result.
Cairns harbor highlights ship Cress mission voyage
The Cairns harbor features the mission ship Cress of the Diocese of Melanesia. Captain H Burgess commands a crew of two officers three engineers and 18 native sailors from the Solomons New Hebrides and Santa Cruz as the yacht sails to Cairns en route to the Brisbane Congress. The ship carries a church worship saloon and a figurehead decor inspired by Southern Crom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Cress
Diocese of
Melanesia
Armstrong Arm
H. Burgess
Solomons
New Hebrides
Santa Cruz
Ita
Cori
Emperor Willian lauds health and progress on Elbe voyage
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William praising Hamburg leaders and officials during a late Elbe voyage aboard the Victoria Luise. The ceremony touched on German industry and canal plans, noting shorter routes could boost cargo space and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Berlin
Amily
Hamberg-Amerite
Victoria Luise
Hamburg
Sehroeder
Ama
Elbe
Frings of the Never Never in Queensland Territory
A fragmentary travelogue by F J Calvert describes Middleton as the regional hub in a remote wasteland west of the northern railway. It portrays extreme water scarcity, long distances to water holes, rough droving life, and comic signs of frontier life before shifting to an ad for Clement's Tonic as a health tonic for Sydney audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Calvert
Sydney “Daily Telegraph
Queensland Northern Railway
Middleton
Drovers' and Stockmens' Metropol
Private sales highlight farms on Atherton Tableland region
Advertises multiple scrub farms near Malanda Yungaburra and Millaa Millaa with acreage from 19 to 217 acres. Properties offer grazing land timber, good houses, yards, dairies and freehold terms with small deposits. Includes locations near Malanda Askland and railways and price ranges in pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Malanda
Yungaburra
Peeramon
Landesskers
Kurema
Asklands
I. Scrob
Malunda
Millaa Millag
Gwe
Local Notables Schedule Hotel Visits
Mr A T Green will visit Mt Moliy Hanna's Hotel Friday August 21. Mr Carbine will go to Martin's Hotel August 30. Atherton is slated for Harrow Hotel as part of the programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Green Will
MT. Molioy—Hanna's
MY. Carbine—Martin's
Atherton
Harrow
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Wunsaweere
Burns Philp & Co., Limited
Loxmdon
Atgrust
Burrows
Hurrows
London
Angus
Beretta
Wired
J. Cahill
D. Dean
F. Cutty
C. Keys
C.F. Jones
Aerie
Sesday
Oie
Mission Yacht
Banks Islands
Adeklandet
Norfolk Trand
Cran
Reef Islands
Grimshaw
Bieter
SF. Trenee
Grimes
Birch
C. Rickards
Bevel
Richards
Enaling
Hobart
Laver
Armstrong, Leckie & Stillman
Cairna
Yellow Hole
Jack of All Trades
Gervet Tee Snd
Bangkoo Stenk Cary
Sydney
Clement
Capetally
Australia
Py Jobsrtons
Malande
A. W. Cowley
Mr. R. Hanson
Yabba Vale
Gympie
Elliott
Brisbane
F.C
Abbott-Street
Gun
Erberton Smyth
Hote
Ieth
Markeba—Dunlop
The
Worth Queensland Heritage Nn Investment
Lal
MER. A. J. Draper
Atbeticpet
Wie Oil Me Colve
Montes
Tremeece
Cairns of Vie Babel
Eom
Porvenors
Draper
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