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Sixty-eighth Year of Publication. (Registered under The Copyriylit Act, 1905.) PROPRIETORS: POWELLS & PUGHS LIMITED 98-100 EDWARD STREET , BRISBANE. PRI YTE RS POWELLS & PUGHS LIMITED , EDWARD ST., BRISBANE. PUBLISHERS (WHOLESALE ONLY): EDWARDS DUNLOP & COo, LTD., EDWARD STREET , BRISBANE QUEENSLAND. ii. INDICES. GENERAL INDEX .. .. .. .. Pages ii. to vi. INDEX TO BRISBANE-TRADES .. Pages vi. to vii. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS .. .. Page vill. INDEX TO COUNTRY TOWNS .. .. Pages Ix. to aviii. GENERAL INDEX. :ASS PAOk Advance to Settlers Office . 822 Climate of Brisbane 86 Advertising Office, Government - See Atmospheric Pressure and Shade dovernment Printer . .. .. 219 Temperature .. .. 73 Aerial Service (Postal) .. 218 College of Pharmacy . 847 Agent -General .. .. 817 Commercial Papers , Postal Regulations.. 219 Agents - Land (Government ) .. .. 820 Commissioner of Police .. .. 817 Ag ri cultural College .. 823 Commissioners for Stamps .. .. 319 Agriculture and Stock , Department of .. 822 „ Land .. 320 AgriculturalStatistics .. .. 313 of Diseases in Stock Act at .. 822 Ancient Order of Foresters .. 689 for Railways .. .. 824 Apparent Noon (Sun) .. 50;81 Common Notes for the Year .. .. 1 Arbitration Court-See now Board of Trade Commonwealth Government .. .. 316 and Arbitration .. .. .. 818 Commonwealth - Estate Duty .. .. 810- Art Gallery .. .. 817 Income Tax .. .. 310 Architects (B ri sbane) .. .. 888 Land Tax .. 810 Ast ro nomical Notes .. .. .. 2-46 Computation of Time by Stars.. .. 60 Phenomena .. 2-46 Commercial Paper Rates .. 219 Associated Churches of Christ .. .. 872 Regulations .. 219 Assistant District Registrars .. .. 827 COMMONWRAITN D&PARTM&NTe- Associates to Judges .. .. 330 Prime Minister ... .. 816 Asylums for the Insane .. .. 818 Trade and Customs .. ... 816 Atmospheric Pressure 73 Post and Telegraph . $17 ,, Brisbane and Suburbs 78 Defence .. .. 817 ATTORNEYS - See Solicitors. .. 833 Works and Railways ... ... 817 Auditor -General ' s Office .. 817 Treasury ... 817 Austra li an Natives Association .. 595 Home and Ter ri torial .. .. 817 Anthorised Surveyors .. .. :.89 Health .. .. .. 817 Quarantine .. ... 817 Bank Holidays .. .. .. 862 CongregationalChurch . 817 Banking Directory .. .. .. 851 Consuls, Vice-Consuls and Consular Agents 294 Baptist Church .. .. .. 870 Consuls - General having Jurisdiction in Barristers ... 388 Queensland .. .. 294 Benevolent Asylum , Dunwich .. .. 818 Consumptive Sanitarium .. .. 318 Births , Registration of . 326 Conveyancers .. 888 Board of Commissioners , Diseased Animals 822 COUNTRY MAIL AND STOCK ROUTS& .. 266 Board of Health (State ) .. 818 Country Towns Directory .. .. 440 Board of Stock Commissioners .. 822 Criminal Investigation Branch .. .. 817 Board of Trade and Indust ri al Arbitration 318 Crown Lands Rangers .. .. 821 Books , Regulations (Post Office ) , .. 220 Crown Solicitor ' s Offige .. 818 Botanic Gardens and Museum .. 322 Customs and Trade Department .. 816 Brands, Inspectors of = BioedersP Tables . 112.128 Dairy Produce Inspectors .. .. 823 BRISBANE TRADES DIRECTORY .. 892 Dam and Tank Measurements .. .. 205 Butter and Cheese Industry .. .. 814 Deaths , Registration of .. .. 826 Butter Facto ri es .. .. .. 809 Defence Forces .. .. .. 817 Calendar .. 246 Delivery of Parcels .. .. .. 228 Car, Cab or other Licensed Vehicles, Rates Dental Board .. .. .. 8500 for Hire ... .. 376 Dentists .. .. .. 848 Catalo gue-PostalRates .. .. 288 Department of- CattleInspectors .. .. 822 Agriculture and Stock ... .. 822 tiientralSugarcane Prices Board .. 822 Chief Secretary .. .. .. 817 Central Supreme Cou rt .. .. 830 Defence .. 817 Charitable Institutions .. .. 818 Home and Territories (Federal) . 817 Chee se Facto ri es .. .. 400 Home Secretary . ..' 317 Cheisical Laboratory .. .. 822 Irrigation and Water Supply .. 821 Chemists .. .. 844 Justice .. .. .. .. 818 Chief Secretary's Department .. .. 817 Labour .. .. .. 618 Ch ri stian scientists .. .. 873 Prisons .. .. .. .. 817 Chronic Diseases,Hospital for .. .. 818 Mines .. .. .. .. 824 Chu rc h of Ch ri st .. .. 872 Postmaster-General 817 Ch urch of England .. 964 Prime Minister .. .. .. 816 CHDRCBEB- & e Eadeaiasttias3 ] Directory 884 Public Health { Federal ) ,. ... 81.7 City of Brisbane D reetosy .. 878 Public Instruction Clerks of Petty Sessioes .. .. 881 Public Lands .. 81$ GENERAL INDEX. iii. Departments of- PAGE viol Public Works .. .. 318 Hospitals and Cha ri table Institutions .. 818 Railways .. 824 Hospitals for the Insane . .. 818 Trade and Customs (Federal) .. 816 Immigration Office and Agent .. .. 817 Treasurer - Commonwealth .. 817 Imports and Exports , 1924-5 .. 814 Treasurer- State.. .. 819 Income Tax Office .. .. $17 Detective Force .. .. 817 Income Tax Rates, State .. .. 306 Dismantina Hospital .. .. 818 Income Tax Rates , Federal .. 310 Diary and Memoranda .. .. 8.49 Independent Order of Oddfellows 591 Dingo Districts .. 824 Industrial Court - See Board of Trade and DIRECTORYof CouxTRV TOWNS.. .. 440 Indust ri al Arbitration .. 818 Directions how to make a will .. .. 805 INLAND PARCEL POST- See Postal In. Diseases in Plants Act, Officers under .. 322 formation - . 217 Diseases in Stock Acts , Officers under .. 822 INLAND POST ROUTES-See Distances , Table of .. 87 Country Mail Routes .. .. 266 District Grand Lodge of England (Masonic) 584 Insane, Reception Houses for .. .. 818 District Inspectors of Sheep .. 822 Insanity .. 818 Dist ri ct Registrars and Assistants .. 822 Inspectorof Brands .. .. .. 822 Druids ' Lodges .. .. 590 of Cattle .. .. .. 822 Dunwioh Benevolent Asylum .. .. 818 of Mines .. .. .. 324 Early ClosingProvisions .. .. 439 of Orphanages .. .. 818 Ecclesiastical Directory 364 Inspectors of Sheep .. .. .. 822 Eclipses .. .. 1 of Stock .. 822 Education Department .. .. 828 for Diseasesin Stock Act 823 Education Statistics .. .. 314 Diseases in Plants Act .. 823 Electri c Telegraph Department .. 817 Slaughtering Acts, under .. 833 „ 11 Regulations .. 227 Insurance, Department of .. 819 Elections - Results .. .. 298 Intel ligence
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