Motorists Pay Over One Million in Class Taxation
Queensland motorists bear heavy state and federal taxes including registration fees totaling £603,469 for the year, with £511,007 from registrations and £17,483 from heavy vehicle tax plus £75,379 in state transport fees. The piece argues motorists should receive relief if funds were used to improve roads, urging consideration of a policy to ease the burden on motorists as a class.
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Queensland
Queasland
Eycks
Jax
Anc
Srgn Dee
Wwe
Feders
Crercer Getty
Elam Rye
Anddaw
Magar
Spon
Ciees
Youth's Lost Adventure At Redcliffe
A fragmentary account recalls a youth’s journey to Brisbane seeking work. He speaks of a voyage toward the ship of the desert in Redcliffe, noting no stream in and no one to bid him farewell. He mentions going to the pictures and awaiting word from his people about his whereabouts.
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Redcliffe
Brisbane
Tax figures outline road vehicle fees and state use
The document summarises 1934 figures for Queensland transport costs and taxation. It notes registration fees of £511,007 and operator fees, with £24,384 contributed to federal tax by the Spratween of Queensland and £2,749 in federal tax costs. It remarks that over 50 percent of state vehicles are used for bust activities.
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Spratween
Queensland
Marvel of Modern Surgery Prayers for Death Endured
A fragment describes heroic medical work in grafting to repair severe facial injuries. It cites pioneers in tissue grafting including rib grafts to mend broken jaws and shattered noses as part of pioneering surgical feats.
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Bane
Harold
Tristan da Cunha Births Record Without Doctor
The British settlement on Tristan da Cunha has not lost a single mother or child in childbirth since 1816. They have no doctor, but each generation has boasted a highly efficient midwife.
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Island of
Tristan da Cunha
Jobbing Requirements Turn to The Times
A compact note urges readers to try the Times for all jobbing needs and employment requirements. The item reflects a local publication push to favor the Times as a resource for workers and hiring.
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