Brief News Roundup From The Outback And Cities
Copper steadies near one hundred pounds per ton. New South Wales banking deposits reach a record £42,000,000 in the March quarter. Reports warn of arming among Indians in many districts. T. Brown M.H.R. hosts constituents at Budgera. A devastating ancient theatre collapse is recalled. Judges rule pubs cannot recover liquor costs from ledgers. Aboriginal violence reported near Kalgoorlie. NCOs retirement age eyed at sixty. Hawkesbury agricultural show yields 900 youth in primary industries. Salisbury lease bids total £9,000. Rabbit destruction parties head to Major Claude Smith holdings. The NSW banking outlook shows a £2.2 million rise in current accounts. Peppermint Cure advertised for health and longevity. A 12,000 acre station sale changes hands at Dandaloo. Chamberlain’s cough remedy praised for children. local ware outlets listed.
Scrub and Prickly Pear Selection Rules and Leases
The article outlines Queensland land selection options including scrub selections up to 10000 acres over 30 years with no rent in early periods, then rent per acre. unconditional selections up to 1280 acres with payments in 20 years. prickly pear selections up to 5000 acres with 15 year terms and peppercorn rent early then rent. prickly pear frontage selections, and prickly pear bonus selections offering freehold after eradication and tender rules. details cover area limits, terms, rent, clearing requirements, fences, and deed of grant.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forbes Council
New South Wales
Beataail
Orick
Judge Simpson
Darling
India
T. Brown
M.H.R
Budgerabong
Brown
Backhouse
Sydney
Temora
Kalgoorlie
Hawkesbury
Salisbury Run
Armidale
Claude Smith
Mordialloc
Parkes
Jumble Plaina
Peak Hill
N.S.W
Dandaloo
A. W. Taylor & Co
J. W. Lees
Tomingley
Tominnngtu
JI. Graham
Glasheen & Scourfield
Caswell Street
Albo
Holloware
Colonial Produce, &c
Thos. Hand
Pitt-st
Gip.o
Queensland
A. A. Baxer