Brisbane River and Pine Creek tale of natives and settlers
In Moreton Bay era notes, Giles first learned of the Brisbane River in 1823. A convict station formed at Redcliffe, tribes faced encroachment as settlers arrived. King Bonsaaw leads his people while white intruders like Triggs, an escaped convict, loom large. Annie Scanlan tends a lush Pine Creek garden as social tensions rise among squatters.
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Moreton Bay
Giles
New South Wales
Brisbane
Redcliffe
Qeley
Queensland
Bay District
Sucyeer
Rum
Mountain Ranger
Butt
The
Ribe
Benshaw
Moretonsland
Scanlans
Pine Creek
Scanlan
Annie
Thomas
James
England
India
America
Australia
George Sutton
Tom
George
Mr. Scanlan
Blackfellow
Frank Allison
Macdonald
Mac
George Sutston
Blackfellows
Jim
King Bonsaaw
Pine Creek Station
David Triggs
Triggs
Umial
Drunnken
Newehum
Lothians
Scotland
Australis
Endiny
Trigg
Agricultural and Pastoral Notes on Trangie Merino Stud
The Trangie Experiment Farm Stud near Trangie explains its purpose to improve Merino stock for New South Wales. It details the Wanganella strain, breeding aims for dual purpose wool and mutton, and the department’s role in aiding small breeders through affordable sires, while describing irrigation, shed operations, and grading methods for fruit studies and wool-quality emphasis.
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Trangie
Department of Agriculture
Yrnanele
Nixouth
Wales
Fama
Tafor- Iy
Merino
Central-western Plaine
Wiliell
Ulifheont
Moor
Jordon la
Mint Jy
New Quarter Regulation Under Fruit Ciseg Act 1912
The Minister of Agriculture issues a new regulation amending the Fruit Ciseg Act, 1912 published in the government notebook of November 1928. It introduces a quarter-bushel case 18 inches long by 5 inches deep and wide, to be added to the existing list of cases under the act.
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Minister of Agriculture
Bees and Honey in Spring Field Notes
Fragmentary OCR yields a discussion on bees and spring pollen, with mentions of beekeeping practices, plantings, and seasonal needs. The garbled text contains scattered references to hives, nectar sources, and care tips, though many lines are indecipherable and names or places are unclear.
Pointed Impressions From a Distant Echoes of 1920s News
Fragmented clipping recounts whimsical anecdotes and observations from early 20th century journalism. It notes New York Wembley plans for 1920, English Exhibition travelers, language quirks, taxi drivers, whisky demand in Ireland, pin-sized anger theory, adult education, and rambling musings on politics, aviation, divorce rates, and social trends with scattered quotes and oddball asides.
Doctor advised tonic water for weary muscles on hillside
A garbled text describes a physician recommending a prepulgum tea as a kinetic tonic to keep the body functioning, with mentions of bitter kannes de ery and a mechanical process of purifying dust to produce a drink sold by grocers, set on a Ceylon hillside.
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Bios
Sumny
Ceylon
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Fem
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Firty Brown
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Coonambe
Instincts Agricultural Gazette
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Salle
PRUIT
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Pete
Hewl
Sony
Clement
Lee Hy
Bat Dedotty
New York
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Whey
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Treland
Ramsay MacDonald
Germany
Aes
Remy
Joot
London
Pastor
Wating
Spain
Ghana
Nsedy
Jens
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