Local Authorities Act Amendments Read in Legislature
The bill, presented for first reading, expands council membership to twelve members and outlines council power and openness of records. It introduces restrictions on corporate or joint stock company involvement, sets election timing, and mandates publication and inspection of official records. The act also covers rates, valuations, and local authority duties, with penalties for noncompliance and timelines for notices.
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Towms
Mina
Beccal
Bey Eteras
Bere Bondi
Amd
Parmdem
Claus
Pepeais
Hacal Asrharicy Ji
Gunchen
Fragmented OCR leads to garbled plant notes
The readable text hints at a discussion of trees and a possible remedy but remains largely indecipherable. Specific people places or events cannot be identified from the fragment.
Queensland Budget Discussion Highlights Surplus Use
In Brisbane the Legislative Assembly debated the Treasury Budget. The discussion noted strong revenue gains and a planned use of surplus funds to purchase debentures and support public debt reduction. Estimated versus actual figures showed increases in Commonwealth revenue and various departmental outlays, with railways and school building funding feature notes. The speech also referenced new bank branch openings for worker access and a thriving pastoral and wool sector amid rising prices.
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Brisbane
Thursde
Legislative Assembly
To-Uay
Howse
Treasury
Eek
Oridowthorn
Araeieng
Bebt
Commonwealth
Wis
Ceilameous
Virashin
Cestral
Teamerville
Caitex Ln
Chamberlain's Te lets promised new vigor and appetite
A garbled text claims Chamberlain's Tells or similar tonic will renew energy, create a healthier appetite, and improve mood. It urges readers to buy from chemists and storekeepers, implying a public sale or advertisement for tonics.
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Chamberlain
House of Tonic
Revenue figures compare current year with last in Commonwealth
The article lists revenues for 1907-08 and 1908-09 across departments including Commonwealth, Textiles, Lands, Mines, Railways, and Miscellaneous. Totals show 4,484,008 and 4,760,244 pounds, with a carried forward amount and a rise from previous totals, noting a surplus move not expected to recur.
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Commonwealth
Texstion
Hailweys
Home Secretary
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Fearnley & Co., Ltd
TALES
Edward Bosaneo
Abbott Street
Cairns
Acton
Stheford Trenance Cor
New Zealand
Craine
Welboorve
Hese
Moisu
Laxphone
Hanson & Sons
Lake Street
J. T. Bulcock
Bulcock
Sporee-ctrec
Caiima
J. H. Brownlee
Queen St., Challagoe
AJ. Draper
Teresty
Auctionaering
Swan & Co
Timder Merchants
Spence Street
Brownlee, Donald & Co
Liviter
General Coromission Agente
Irvinerank , Herpertos
Minine Psiness
Everton
Evekiu
Rat von Veryove
Wits
Jacn
Dil
Souther
Queensland
the Rational Mutual Life Association of
A. J. Draper
Atherton
Laketreet
Tues
John Coxall
Mining and Commission Agent
Camus
John Griffiths
Ser
Carpenters & Csden
Wleon Steeer
Ernest le Weveu
Swarearorer
Croroetows
Central
Ianos
Poe
Emey
Eplib
Lake Sires
Jack & Newsilt
Porwarting Commission
Ives
O'Byrne
Lames Vorse
Fes
Ridgehotters
Callaghan Wels
Cairns Timber. Ltd
Post Office Hotel
Propriete
Melick
S. Melick
North
Isaac
al Cotores
Draper
Mercer
Boot & Shoe
Lake and
Spence Streets
Cathns
T. C. Beirne
Peng
Sugar Axd Man
Cmger
Astrubia
Nerang
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