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This file is fully searchable (read search tips page) but is not FASTFIND enabled Pugh's Almanac & Queensland Directory 1917 Ref. AU4115-1917 ISBN: 978 1 921081 37 8 This book was kindly loaned to Archive CD Books Australia by the University of Queensland Library http://www.library.uq.edu.au/ Navigating this CD To view the contents of this CD use the bookmarks and Adobe Reader’s forward and back buttons to browse through the pages. Alternatively use any table of contents or book index to look for specific information and then use Adobe Reader’s page navigation controls in the status bar at the bottom of the window to go to the relevant page. Searching this CD • This CD is searchable using Adobe Acrobat Reader 4 or later. It is also FASTFIND enabled, giving very fast searches of all files on the CD at once! The FASTFIND search enhancement only works with Adobe Reader 6 or later. 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PUGH'S (QUEENS-LAND) OFFICIALALMANAC, DIRECTORYAND GAZETTEER, FOR 19170 Fifty-ninth Year of Publication. (Registered under The Copyright Act, 1905.) PROPRIETORS: POWELLS & PUGHS LIMITED, 47 ADELAIDE STREET , BRISBANE. PRINTERS: POWELLS & PUGHS LIMITED , ADELAIDE ST., BRISBANE. PUBLI8E E $ ( WHOLESALE ONLY ) : EDWARDS DUNLOP & CO., LTD ., EDWARD STREET, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND. INDICES. GENERAL INDEX .. .. .. .. Pages iii. to viii. INDEX TO BRISBANE AND SUBURBS Pages viii. and ix. INDEX TO COUNTRY TOWNS , . , . Pages x. to xv. INDEX TO TRADES .. .. Pages xv. and xvi. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS .. .. Pages xvii. and xviii. GENERAL INDEX. PAGE PAGE Aboriginals 121 BRISBANE DIRECTORY .- and Subur- Acts of Queensland (Public) , . 79 ban Streets ., .. ,. 429 (Private).. 87 Buoyage System .. .. 266 Advertising Office, Government , . 117 Business of the Session , 1916 .. 68 Agent-General .. ,. 106 Calendar .. 2-29 Agents-Land (Government) .. .. 181 Cash on Delivery Parcel System , Railways 287 Agricultural Bank .. -. 122 Catalogue Postal Rates ,. ., 187 Agricultural College .. 184 Catholic Apostolic Church .. .. 428 Agriculture and Stock, Department of . 138 Cattle, Retu rn s, 1915 329 Alphabetical (Commercial & Professional) 854 CattleInspectors .. .. 135 Anniversaries , 1918 . , , . 28 Central Board of Health . , , . 109 Apparent Noon (Sun) ,. .. 8-29 Central Rabbit Board .. , . 138 Art Gallery .. , , 107 Central Sugarcane Prices Board .. 135 Astronomical Notes .. .. , . 1-29 Central Supreme Court .. , . 384 Phenomena , . 1-29 Charitable Institutions .. ,. 109 Associated Churches of Christ ., .. 429 Chemical Laboratory .. .. 134 Assistant District Registrars . , .. 110 Chemists .. , . 404 Associates to Judges .. 834 Chief Secretary's Department . , .. 106 Associations and Societies of Brisbane .. 443 Christadelphians , , .. 428 Asylums for the insane . , .. 117 Christian Scientists .. 429 Atmospheric Pressure .. „ 55 Chronic Diseases,Hospital for .. ,. 109 ATTORNEYS- See Solicitors. .. $45 Church of England . 428 Auditor-General 's office , . 107 CHURCHES- Bee Ecclesiastical Directory 428 Australian Natives Association .. 1802 Circuit Sittings .. .. 839 Bank Ho lidays ,. .. .. 417 City of Brisbane Directory 481 Banking Directory .. .. , . 411 Cities .. ,. 1308 Baptist Church .. .. .. 426 Civil Sittings, Supreme Court . , .. 839 Barristers .. ,. .. 348 „ Central Division . , .. 339 Barristers , Examiners for .. 848 Northern Division .. 839 Beer Duty Stamps, Officers authorised Clerksof Petty Sessions .. .. &45 to sell , 155 Climate of Brisbane 56 Benevolent Societies.. .. ,. 441 Atmospheric Pressure and Shade Bills of Sale .. , . 826 Temperature . , .. 52 Bills, Legislative Council .. ., 68 Clubs, Societies , etc. , . .. , 448 Bi ll s, Legislative Assembly .. .. 69 College of Pharmacy .. , . 408 Birthsand Deaths,1915 .. .. 831 Colonial Office Births, Registration of . 109 Commercial Papers, Postal Regulations 167.172 Board of Commissioners , Diseased Animals 185 Commissioner of Police , , .. 113 Boards of Examiners for Barristers, Soli- Commissioners for Stamps „ 141 citors,and Conveyancers .. 848 for taking Affidavits . 848 Board of Examiners for Mine Managers .. 189 Commissioners of Affidavits beyond the Board of Examiners, Winding Licenses 139 State ., .. 849 Board of Exchange for International Land .. , . 180 of State Supreme Courts, Publications , 108 Board of Health .. 109 residentin Queensland.. 848 Board of Stock Commissioners . 185 for Affidavits for other Books Regulations (Post Office) ,. 167 Statesresident in Queens- Bo'anlo Gardens and Museum . 184 land .. .. 351 Brands , Inspectors of . 185 of Diseasesin Stock Act.. 185 Breweries , Officers in charge of . 166 for Railways .. .. 148 Brisbane Temperance Council., , 429 Commission of the Peace for 1917-18 ,. 862 Brisbane Total AbstinenceSociety ,. 429 Common Notes for the Year .. , . I UENERAL INDEX V. PAGE PAGE Commonwealth Government „ 99 Elections Tribunal , . , 69 Departments , 153 ElectoralOffice (State) „ ., 119 Commonwealth Estate Duty . 325 Electric Tramways - - , - . , 447 Commonwealth Electoral Divisions and Engineers (Marine Dept ) 128 Subdivisions , . 153 Equation of Time 28 Commonwealth Pensions Office , . 154 Examination Boards for Barristers , Solici- Tariff 294 torsand Conveyancers . $43 Computation of Time by Stars.. ..17-19 Examination Boards for Mining Manager 139 Congregational Church ,. 428 Excise Officers -. ,, .. 155 Consuls, Vice -Consuls and Consular Agents 108 Excise Duties - - , , 816 Consuls-General having Jurisdiction in Executive Council -. .. 69 Queensland 108 Exports , 1915 827 Consumptive Sanitorium „ .- 109 Exports, classi fied order of .. 828 Conveyancers „ -- 348 Farmers and Registered Dairymen , . 1186 Examiners of „ ., 343 Festivals and Anniversaries , . 1 Council of Law Reporting $43 Federal Taxation Office ,. 154 Country Guide , , - - 239 Fixed and Movable Festivals (1917) , . 1 COUNTRY POSTAL DIRECTORY „ 182 (1918) .. 29 Telegraph Stations „ ., 163 Fixed Stars . 3.15 Country Towns Directory - - . , 601 Flags - National, Numerical, Descriptive.. 273 Criminal Investigation Branch 112 Foresters, Ancient Order of .. -, 1296 Criminal Sittings in Brisbane 389 Forestry 182 Rockhampton ,. 389 Friendly Societies „ - - -, 1298 Townsville 339 Freemasons- Crime Returns,1916 326 English Lodges . , .. 1285 Crown Lands Rangers - - , - 181 Scottish Lodges -, .. 1988 Crown Solicitor 's Office „ 141 Queensland Lodges - - . , 1291 Customs and Trade Department „ 155 Fruit Growers .. 1271 Tariff 294 General Elections 1912 and 1915, Results Dairymen Registered 1186 of 102 Dairy Produce Inspectors ,. .. 135 Geological Staff 140 Dates of Parliaments - - , , 77 Goldfield Wardens .. ,. 140 Deaths, Registration of . - . , 109 Good Templar Lodges . 429 Deaths, Return of (1915) , , .. 831 Government Residency , Thursday Island 107 Defence Forces ,. -- ,- 156 Governors of Queensland ., 91 Deliveries by Postmen - Metropolitan ., 170 Governor and Commander -in-Chief 99 ,,, Country . , 170 Government Architect ,. „ 140 Dental Board 408 Government Statistician ,. 109 Dentists 406 Government Depts. 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