Etheridge Shire Council Holds Monthly Meeting in Georgetown
The Etheridge Shire Council met at Ouwell Chambers Georgetown on a Wednesday in October at 2 pm. Present were Cr J J Hanralas as chair, Cr J A Stewart, J Jed racini, H Beat, J Joane, A J Johnstone, and G Minnten. Minutes and letters 1 to 2 were read and adopted. The Clerk was instructed on repairs to the cen cet ee a rope, notably toward Western road limitations due to funds. Discussions covered mail improvements, road inquiries from Gilbert River to Croydon, and a degree of cost sharing for Croydon-For eayth road with a June 1928 schedule. Financial statements and bank accounts were passed for payment. Further talks referenced Newcastle rail, a lattice motor crossing at Gilbert River, and moving expenses of the Unirae Ha Board to Harbour the Local Authorities Association. The meeting concluded with thanks to the chair.
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Etheridge
Ouwell
Georgetown
Dod
J.J. Hanralas
Cra
J. A. Stewart
J. Jedracini
H. Beat
Joane
A. J. Johnstone
G. Minnten
Mitchelmore
Mitchell
Abeence
Ted Ae Coan Mee Ie Gewcake Ak
Minde
Fas
Cod Road
Gilbert River
Croydon
Gate 16
Ketcheta
Croydon-Foreayth
Woorthle
Hest Ued
Johnstone
McFarlane
Gilsbert
Melver
Lt Wan
Eid Ryan
Dredge Yard To Be Erected Near Keturn Creek Site
Plans describe a dredge yard to be built on stocks along Keturn Creek near Coolantra Crossing, below a dam complex. The works cover about 72 acres with extensive prospecting and smelting operations. the project seeks large water reserves for dry season storage and notes high estimated value per cubic yard.
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Keturn Creek
Coolantra
Igo
Iarent Company
Mount Carnet
Australian Territories Mining Coy Alluvial Prospect Summary
Australian Territories Mining Company of Melbourne reports on a waterlogged alluvial prospect around Return Creek near a big dam and a railway bridge. Scout bores test 70 acres with depths up to 27 feet and average values cited. several bores reached 1M feet with variable pay, indicating ongoing evaluation of the grounds and claims by two applicant companies.
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Melbourne
Wrens
Wee Waters i Company
Fon i Lfsing Wader We
Scout
Return Creek
C' Croses
Railway Bridge
Wealthy Travellers Held to Ransom in Raid
In a coastal region, wealthy travelers were seized and held for ransom as part of broader raids. Bandit detachments attacked a Shansi provincial army unit, retreated after suffering losses, while farmers and elites faced pressure from organized groups. The incident disrupted railway routes and threatened commerce near Hong Kong.
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Ae Ferrers
Ani
MU Cana
Hong Kong
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