THE SHINES ACT AND SHIRE FINANCES IN TAXATION DEBATE
The article discusses the Shines Act, subsidy sustainability, and the proposed £150,000 government endowment for shires. It questions perpetual subsidies, suggesting a fixed term with renewal. It cites Parliament debates on road and bridges votes, noting 1905 figures and projected needs for continued road expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Pollock
Grafton
Cloces Allien
and Bridges
Ree Crane
Public Roads and Public Right of Way Deductions
Reprinted from the Glen Tones Examiner the article discusses two forms of road dedication for landowners. It explains a general public right of way when land is subdivided and streets laid out, and a limited use gift where gates or panels may restrict access. The piece notes the owner’s intention governs the extent of public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Tones
Clements Tonic Promoted By Local Testimonial
A narrative features John Henry Bennett of Reine Lonkeutet Newton recounting a chronic liver ailment cured by Clemente Tonic. He describes prolonged malaise and digestive distress, then recovery after using the tonic, and ends with a statutory declaration attesting to the remedy’s efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Bennett
Reine Lonkeutet
Newton
J. John Henry Bennett
Public Notice by W P O Brien on District Purchases
W P O Brien notifies residents in the Gately or Gt Guyre District that he has taken by Mr Boon next to Mr Poreen and will purchase hides wool tallow sheepskins bones and other items. Mr Robert Moore will visit places in the district to collect deliveries. Do not go elsewhere before calling on W P O Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyre
Boon
Poreen
Robert Moore
W. P. O'Brien
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the Shines
C. F. Bayly
O.F. Bayly
Mock
Grey
Glen Innes
Mir. JH
Bennett
Pat Garrahy
P O Brien
Rockdale
Aston
Rockdale College
Sydney
the Colonial Mutual Life Assurance
States
United Kingdom
South Africa
Guyra
Pitt Stress
Buit
J.hunt
Ferops
Garmbidale
Macinterhes
Proprietress
AvasTasta Rocus
Offic
Guyra Argos
Ollera Strece
New South
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