Occupation of Federal Territory debated in 1914 supplement
In July 1914 reports from the Minister for Home Affairs and officials argue occupiers and old owners in the Federal Territory were not removed. Owners could stay for twelve months at a rental, with some extending or renewing leases. The administration states owners and tenants have been treated generously while outlining lease and cultivation rules and city-area land use tied to building the Federal Capital.
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Federal Territory
Berivend
David Miller
Scrivener
Commonwealth Lands and Surveys
Fragmentary OCR hints at local shop names and notes
The readable text mentions several pier or paper references and a shop name The Good onery Shop with unclear location Quean beyan. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Church and chapel service times in Queanbeyan region
A listing of religious services across several churches and chapels in the Queanbeyan area. It notes times for Christ Church and other parish venues with ministers including Rev. Gordon Hirst Rev. Ward Rev. Robinson and Rev. Mackintosh Carter, among others.
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Church of England Christ Church
Queanbeyan
Quesoleyan
H.C
Gordon H. Hirst
John the Baptists Chapel
Dunbarra
Ward
Michelago
Tharwa
Williamsdale
Robinson
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Bundal, Auglat
Lord
den Beyao
Muse
Pan Wm
College
Maxe
Springbank
Mans
Hev. M. Hogan
Presbyterian
Queaneyan
Bangeodore
A. G. Mackintosh-Carter