Queensland Tax Burden Widening Amid War Strains
Queensland faces rising taxation and state debt as wartime costs stretch revenue. The article notes revenue from railways, income tax, and public debt, with figures showing a shift toward higher levies on taxpayers. Officials warn of future loans and interest burdens as economic management strains public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines Ly
Queensland
Odore
fragmentary financial notes on bonds and plantations
A damaged OCR fragment lists various financial items including Consolidated Coal, Bank, Tyrconnell, Thompson's, and Plantation bonds with scattered values such as 4 per cent War Bonds, figures like £86/10/0 and £89, and dates around 1923 to 1930. Names and exact items are unclear due to text corruption.
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Rena
Delalte Stoomeblos
Sarattacerie Me
Wen Consolidated Coal
Macener
Lake Stentor
Tyrconnell
Thompson
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