Woothakata Shire Council Meeting Notes
The Woothakata Shire Council held its meeting on February 5. Present were Cr 10/Deanell Vehairt Payre Barclay Poe cleveiert and timaneial jatoucnr. Divisions and accounts including sanitary and credit balances were read. The rebel grant balance and recent fees were noted, with month totals shown for EMR and the bank balance at £570.
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Deanell Vehairt
Payre
Barclay Poe Cleveiert
Timaneial Jatoucnr
Yi Wyllgas
Mareus Jarrars
Felya
Tees Tepeed
Hank
Overdraft Application and Local Finance Notes
A fragmented report describes an overdraft application by Bartley Morris and Dr Payne to the United Kingdom bank, detailing discussions of advances, rates, and March meetings. It references various commissions, relief work, road improvements, and expected funding, with letters from multiple officials and plans for infrastructure and labor projects.
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Bartley Morris
Payne
Ueemsland
Hank
Maree
Prrkce
Ea Colepa
Heelan
Ernie
Mareeba Hydro Electric Scheme Delayed Over Funding Prospects
A treasury report on the Mareeba hydro electric project indicates deferral pending agency advice on financing the scheme. The secretary notes the plan’s viability hinges on available funds and elector support, with council urged to proceed only if backing exists. The meeting detailed rates impact and potential alignment with Travn Shire and Howe region needs.
Payment of Rates and Local Council Deliberations
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the Milloy Ratepayers Association opposing high rates and obtaining a copy of records from the council. The text is incomplete but indicates a dispute over rate levels and access to documents.
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Milloy Ratensters’ Association
Aes
Ales
Atherton Hears Road Relief Grant Denied
At the Tinaroo Shire Council meeting Dr Cassidy reported relief grant requests to repair the Atherton Herberton road were refused due to the road running parallel to the railway. The council debated declaring the road a mineral or agricultural road and considered funding via general road grants and local rates. The discussion touched on trenching, bridge work at Oak Forest, and requests from the Molloy Ratepayers Association, with miscellaneous repairs and staff needs noted.
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Herberton
Marcela
Cownell
Cy Hastie
Wo Whiting
Haghentien
Walsh
Herberton Rego
Mazin
Atherton
Cea Marlin
Hastie
Shea Cr
Enouahe Wen
Molloy Ratepapers’ Association
Mines Department
Binnealsseistance
Malloy
Palmer Kuldfeld
Mareeba
Oak Forest
Warley
Fitzpatrick
Kuranda
Tomnedl
Te Hotel
Payne
Clacherty
Yeas
Agriculural Bank
Oak Forest Bridge
Kuranda-Myola
Kurandath Company
Barthley
Kouranda-Myole
Relantana
Keranda
Ae Kuranda
Coondoo Street
Fitz
Fraser
Caurman
Ais Rue
Aed
Prince Appeals To Industry Leaders At Guild Hall
The Prince of Wales urged heads of industry to wake up and push progress in British trade. He urged better marketing methods and salesmanship, comparing business skills to sport and stressing knowledge, training, and adaptation to win global markets.
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Prince
Prince of Wales
Incorporated
Guildhall
London Line Chronicle
Garde
Gall
Ner Brothers
Sean
Naralie
Denverance
Englsind
Sam Consder
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