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Pughs Alman-Dir Queensland 1868 STEWART & IIEMMANT, IMPORTERS 0-14111 ' CRITERION, BRISBANE. `TI:ri'tI T & IIE1INIANT having made ar:'aurements for purchasing L d;." l-t from the Manufacturers i n England, are enabled to -,;fer to the i'nblie a eousutertble advantage is Price, as they thus sate t Ite uotermeduae ; rndt of the merchant : while the Goods be;n 't made to . heir own order, imores their mtability to the climate of Queensland. BONNETS.SILKS, RIBBONS,BELTS, BELT CLASPS, TRIMMINGS, ON, f'' _A X CA' GOO0S3 KILT BE RIXTIVED BY EACH _L 1I1\ MAIL. This is a blank page the uaautaut at1y(iuudiuu ca (Subscription, 15*. per Quarter , in advance) IS independentof everyparty or clique; exposes fearlessly Jobbery , wherever detected ; discusses ;g, ,8 fairlyevery questionof Colonialinterest; provides 0 the latest and most accurate Shipping and Commer- cEK cial Intelligence ; furnishes the fullest and best Tele- cW, grams every morning ; and presents all the news of the day. A SUIIMARY published monthly for England. 0 ''i ADVERTSNG SCALE. *1 Two lines .. .. ... 0 1 0 Four lines ... ... ... 0 2 0 Six lines .. .. ... ... 0 3 0 `& Eight lines ... 0 4 0 cW1 Every additional line 2d. cEX cW1 EK Vu 9W ctk4 : 1 ` e b lLf ca Consisting of Thirty- two Pages, Is A PAPER FO15 THE FAMILY AND THE FARM, cW1 (Subscription-6s. 6d. per Quarter , payable in advance), ca' And enjoys a very extended circulation, Publishing QBlce-Albert Street, B risbane. This is a blank page PvGH'S QUEENSLAND ALMANAC, Taw f9altudar, DIRECTORY, AND COAST GUIDE FOR 1£368, BEING BISSEXTILE OR LEAP YEAR. TENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION. BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND: Printed and pub lished by TuEorasLus P. Pvca, at his General Printing Office, Queen Street (next the School of Arts ) ; and sold by him, and by all Agents in Town and Country. With Map of Colony- Five Shillings; PRICE f Without ffiap-Four Shil li ngs. J n h the M.doba na (50uriax. Established in Tune, 1846, is published Daily in Brisbane . Subscription - 15s. per Quarter. THE Courier is the only Paper which contains all the Advertisements published in Brisbane ; it is the largest size, and has by far the most ex- tensive circulation . It is thus the best medium for advertisers , and is necessarily read by all business men. Monthly Summary for England pub lished on or about the 19th of each month , and forwarded to any address for 5s. per annum , including postage. the (Qua llslautur HASa larger circulation than any other four newspapers in the Colony , the Courier alone excepted. It is published every Saturdaymorn- ing, at the office in George Street, and contains a fu ll digest of the news of the week , for the use of that large number of persons who are out of the reach of a daily paper . The Queenslander is specially adapted for circulation among those en- gaged in agricultural or pastoral pursuits . It con- tains full market , reports , and country news from all parts of the Colony . Subscriptions , 6s. 6d. per quarter , or 21s . per annum , which must be paid in advance in all cases. TABLE OF CONTENTS. PAGE. PAGE. ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA ... 269 DIRECTORY, COUNTRY (COn lilwwietl) AnvERTISEMENTS ... ... ... ... 273 Toowoomba and Dalby ... .. 167 Agricultural return ... ... ... 244 Ditto and Nanango ... ... ib. Articles of the Calendar ... ... 1 Dalby and Condamine ... .. ib. Ditto and Goondiwindi .. 168 Auditor-General's Department... 70 Goondiwindi and Warialda2 169 Banking Establishments ... ... 81 (N.S.W.) ... f Barristers ... ... ... ... ... 75 Ditto and Gravesend ... ... it. Benevolent Asylum ... ... ... 57 Ditto and Mungindi ... it. Board of Education ... ... ... 56 Travelling Stock Routes ... 171 Bonded Stores ... ... ... ... 100 Dalby and Gayndah.. ... ... 172 Botanic Gardens ... ... ... ... 62 Condamine and Taroom ... ... ib. BalsBq .IVB DIRECTORY ... ... ... 229 Ditto and Roma ... ... ... 173 CALENDAR , THE ... ... ... ... 2 Roma and Forest vale .. it. Charitable Institutions ... ... 96 Mitchell Downs andCharlevi lle 174 Chemists and Druggists .. 78 Ditto and St. George's Bridge it. Colonial Architect ' s Department 65 Charleville and Rutherford's... 175 Colonial Secretary 's Office ... 55 Dittoand Carrangarra ... 177 Commissioners for Affidavits ... 76 Condamine and Surat ... ... 178 COMI[ISSION OF THE PEACE ... 71 Surat and St. George ., ib. Companies ... ... ... ... ... 98 St. George andYarrowa, N.S.W. 179 Consuls ... ... ... ... ... ... 100 Ditto and Currawillinghi ... it. Cotton Inspectors ... ... ... 60 Ditto and Western Creek ... 181 Cri me return ... ... ... ... 247 Ipswich and Gayndah ... ... 1b. Crown Lands Office ... ... ... 60 Gayndah and Taroom ... ... 182 Cro wn Law Officers ... ... ... 63 Taroorn and Roma ... ... ... 183 Customs' Department ... ... 65 Gayndah and Walla... ... ... ib. DIRECTORY, COUNTRY ... ... ... 159 Maryborough and Gayndah ... ib. Brisbane and Saudgate ... ... ib. Ditto and Gladstone .. ... 184 Ditto and Cleveland ... ib. Gladstone and Calliope ... ... 185 Ditto and Nerang Creek ... 160 Ditto and Rockhampton ... it. Ditto and Casino (N.S.W.) ... ib. Ditto and Banana ... ... ib. Ditto and Mogg ill .. ... ib. Banana and Gayndah .,. 186 Ditto had Maryborough ... 161 Taroom and Rockhampton ... 1b. Ditto and Gympie Creek ... 162 Rockhampton to neighbor- Ditto and Ipswich .. ... 163 ing Diggipgs 187 Ipswich and Toowoomba ... 164 Ditto, Westwood, Kuehl ib. Ditto and Warwick , ib. worth , and Springsure Toowoomba, Warwick, and 1 165 Gainsford and Consuelo ... ... 189 Maryland Westwood and Clermont ... 190 Toowoomba, Drayton. and Clermont and Beaufort ... ... it. Goondiw 166 Springsureand Barcoo River.. it. Warwick. Leyburn, and) ib Carrangarra and Malvern Hills 191 Western Creek ... S i Barcoo and the Thompson . ib. leybuIn and Fraser's Creek .. ib. Clermont to the Thompson ... 192 Iv. CONTENTS. PAGE. PAGE. DIRCCTORY , COUNTRY (Continued) Newspapers . ... ... ... ... 82 Springsure and Clermont ... 192 Notaries Public ... ... ... ... 76 Ditto and Craven ... ... ... ib. Notes for the Calendar 1 Ditto and the Barcoo ... ... ib. Oddfellows ' it Foresters ' Lodges 91 Ditto and Lilyvale ... ... ... ib. Orphan Schools ... ... ... ... 57 Marlborough and Lilyvale ... 193 Po li ce ... ... ... ... ... ... ib. Rockhampton and Clermont... 194 Population return ... ... ... 241 Clermont and Broad Sound ... 196 PORTS AND HARBORS ... ... ... 113 North side of Fitzroy ... 197 Moreton Bay ... ... ... ... 115 Rockhampton, Nebo, it Port 2 198 Wide Bay .. ... ... ... ... 124 Denison ... .. .1 Hervey's Bay ... ... ... ... 128 Mackay and Nebo ... ... ... 201 Sandy Cape to Cape Gloucester 131 Nebo and Clermont... ... ... ib. Baffle Creek ... ... ... ... 135 Ditto and Avon Downs ... ... 202 Port Curtis ... ... ... ... ... I3: Strathmore, Mt. M'Connell, 2 ib Keppel Bay ... ... ... ... ... 140 and Natal Downs S Broad Sound ... ... ... ... 142 Mt. M'Connell and Bully Crk. ib. Pioneer River ... ... ... ... 144 Bowen and Second Crossing... 203 Port Denison ... ... ... ... 146 Burdektn and Valley of Lagns. 204 Cleveland Bay ... ... ... ... 140 Ditto and Richmond Downs... 205 Port Hinchinbrook ... ... ... 151 Townsville to Cape Diggings... 207 Port Albany, Re. ... ... ... 153 Gulf of Carpentaria... ib. Albert River (Gulf) ... ... ... 155 Ditto to Fort Bourke (N.S.W.) 212 Tones Straits ... ... ... ... 156 District Courts ... ... ... ... 63 Postal Department .. ... ... 68 District Court Arrangements ... 27 POSTAL INFORMATION .. ... 104 Ec li pses ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 Preemptive Right purchases ... 245 Electric Telegraph Charges, etc. 103 Public Societies ... ... ... ... 92 Electric Telegraph Department 69 Railway Department ... ... ... 64 Errata (Country Directory ) ... 226 Rainfall ... ... ... ... ... ... 50 Executive council ... ... ... 53 Registration of Bi rt hs, &C.... ... 110 Exports from each port ... ... 254 Registrar-General's Office ... ... 55 Expo rt of Wool ... ... ... ... 245 Revenue and Expenditure... ... 242 Exports, principal ... ... ... 249 Roads Depart ment ... ... ... 64 Franchise, The ... ... ... ... 249 Royltl Family ... ... ... ... ... 53 Gaols ... ... ... ... ... ... 59 Savings' Banks (Government) ... 67 GARDENING CALENDAR . ... 30 Savings' Banks regulations ... 259 Gold Fields Establishment... ... 62 Scab , &c., Commission ... ... ... 68 Gross Imports and Exports ... 242 Sheep and Cattle Inspectors ... ib. Harbors, Lighthouses, etc.... .. 66 Sheriff's Office ... ... ... ... 63 Hulk and Penal establishment... 60 Shipping return ... ... ... 247 Immigration Office ... ... ... 57 Signals, Code of ... ... ... ... 101 Immigration returns ... ... ... 241 Stamp Duties ... ... ... ... ... 261 Imports into each port ... ... 251 Stamp Office ... ... ... ... Insolvent Court ... ... ... .. 62 STATISTICS . ... ... Labor, value of ... ... ... ... 251 STATIONS, & O., List of ... ... ... 214 Lands Office ... ... ... ... ... 60 Sundays and Holydays ... Lands sold, return of ... ... ... 246 Supreme Court ... ... ... ... 62 Legislative Assembly ... ... ... 54 Supreme Court Arrangements ... 26 Legislative Council .. ... ib. Surgeons ... ... ... ... ... ... 77 Liens and Mortgages ... ... ... 250 Surveyor -General's Department 61 Literary Institutions ... ... ... 94 Surveyors, List of ... ... ... ... 99 Live Stock Return ... ... ... 243 Tariff ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 263 Marine Board ... ... ... ... 66 Trade of the Colony ... ... ... 248 Marriage of Minors ... ... ... 63 Treasury ... ... ... ... ... ... 65 Masonic Lodges ... ... ... ... 87 Vaccinators (Public) ... ... ... 60 Meteorological Observations ... 50 Vice-Admiralty Court..
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