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Newspaper
Mackay Mercury
Location
Mackay, Queensland, Australia
Date
Nov 29, 1902
Page
2
A fragmented list of passengers and agents appears to detail travel by sea from northern ports to southern destinations. Names include Kochios, Galvin, Neill, Hodges, Croker, Foster, Creech, Howard, Hamilton, Crower, Leura, and others with various agents and routes noted in a scattered record. The text references multiple ports, vessels, and departures in November and appears as a roster of travelers rather than a cohesive narrative.
The readable text contains scattered fragments about Es-STEAMERS and associated names, places, and terms. It mentions Naples, Lox Wis Towers, cocite ale est, and Prevacid Wh among unclear references, with no coherent event or clear entities to form a complete summary.
Paxton and Co prominent wine and spirit merchants list shipping and insurance services. The notice includes agents for United Ficus Navigation and multiple partner firms across Melbourne and regional suppliers. The document references mortgage and agency arrangements, various stock and station agents, and a broad network of associated businesses.
A fragmented report mentions Adelaide and West Al’s Lias with Khoa DSUs in a garbled context. The text shows names and places but lacks a clear event or outcome to confirm. Readers should await a clearer continuation for a proper summary.
A fragmented 19th century notice refers to a fare dispute tied to the Hirqeels Cpswling project. Key figures include Mr tamberlam and Larter, with a 26 vote count cited in the opaque report. The outcome remains unclear due to damaged text.
The article reviews the budget speech tables showing how revenue from taxation land sales and the Commonwealth affected the state deficit. It notes lower expenditure than appropriated, a 27,000 reduction versus the prior year, and calls out railway and other government revenue impacts. It discusses abolition of duties and its potential effects, plus local notices about bridge works and court matters. It also covers a Royal Arch Chapter event and other local items.
Sale notice for J. E. Joseph listing weekly items available for purchase. Public sale details and inventory are advertised in this local notices column.
The text outlines a projected current year deficit near £550,000 with about £100,000 recoverable under new relations. It notes higher fees, limited land sales last year, potential weather-driven land purchases, and hopeful budget discipline by the State Government. It comments on reduced revenues and proposes further taxation while avoiding undue public expenditure.
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