Cairns Shire Council Meeting Notes Preservation of Roads and Bridges
The Cairns Shire Council held a Friday night session chaired by Cr. Mayers. Topics covered included warding road crossings, water service extension, boundaries of the Shire, and proposed bridge works with discussions on land prices, rail inquiries, and a malaria prevention board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairnenire Council
Cr.gr Mayers
SH. Wann
Peterwa
Hive
T. Vox
Torsi
of O'Learr
SW. Davide
Muterave Central San
Home Secretary's Department
Crier
Cairns
F. B. Hotpon
Fig Tree Creek
Tex
Monte Louse Bo
Hobson
Viana
Ing
Wwe
Grimshaw
Grimchawe
Fiaimbledan School
Caverta
Wemn
Coonell
Fehl
Hambledon
Silves
Warner
Cairaeroad Savon
Harvey's Creek
Tewad
Tohnaton
Quitquilll
Nelaon Pro ‘Erim Asociation
Gorton Fale
Komet & Sorcomeitice
Daiegeten
Coirn
Ini Board
West Catews
Uke
Cairex Municipal
Coupe
Grifiths
Tyrie
Cre
Reed
Warmer
Kima
Formime
Dows
Fragmentary local notice echoes historical ad clippings
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms including sites, prices, and objects with unclear context. It mentions a few proper nouns like Pleven and CALENA and occasional monetary figures, but the overall meaning remains obscured and non-coherent.
Cairne Shire Territory Revision And Land Transfer
Local council discussion outlines extending Cairne into Cairne Shire with Cairna town to assume land from Chinasian's Cry to Imundars elf town fesersy, 1500 acres to be transferred and 388 pounds allocated for Hope Walyroad work. Dr Grimshaw moved to rescind a resolution, debate over Grey's Creek transfer from C.S.O. led to withdrawal and committee referral.
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Cairne
Cairna
Chinasian
Cry
Grimshaw
Presiour
Grey's Creek
Sr. Grimshaw
Queensland gains from Palmer and northern fields
A fragmented report outlines the impact of the Palmer and other northern fields on Queensland. It notes mining activity, new settlements, and industrial growth, including the Port Curtis area and gold fields. The text mentions early improvements around 1862, increased carriage and rages, and growing prosperity in the mining districts.
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Ueoatand
Ion
Goldfelda Snd
Promecorn
Ty Curtain Stokes
Prospector History Narrates Gold Rush Echoes at Palmer River
Fragmentary OCR recounts late 19th century gold discoveries and pioneer life, noting J. V. Mulligan and party payable gold on the Palmer River in September 163 and subsequent wealth. It describes influx, population boom, and enduring praise for prospectors who opened the North and Federation regions, with calls to commemorate their memory.
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Silie
Stret
Fiheridge
Gilbert
Wurplis
Itis
J.V. Mulligan
Palmer River
Cooktown
Imamne
Rms
AC. Grant
Morehead and Co
Doctor Teicharrt
Thom Ne Mitchell
Gad Callaghan
Kranedy
Laura Rivery
Ormen
Olen
Americas
Uis
Forces Arrangements Prepare For Inspectors Visit
A garbled dispatch outlines High Central authorities planning a major inspection tour across colonies. It chronicles General Hamilton, Inspector General of Otown, pausing to inspect troops, muster parades, and arrange movements through Melbourne, Ballarat, and Sydney with visits to South America and New Zealand to follow.
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Hamilton
Paresai
Wbedie
Mfr
Malti
Mysboy
Melbourne
Oman
Marna
Albert Tank
Royal
Travalla
Ballarat
South Amtralia
Fas Voamia
Eall
Queensland
Quemelan
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Catena Shire
Coun
ORB
Redcliffe
Brand
Lysaght
Brands Corrugated Iron
Mayeshiba’s Emporium
Lake Street
Merson
Armstrong
Stillman's
BLES
Uber TM
Jane
Taneremena
Pleven Sausartion Shears
Arnott Sthert
Calena
Palmer
Abel
Maceely
J.T
SUE Tas Hamlins Vest
Fearnley & Co, Ld
Emsancetines
Gruman Adralian
London Directory
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