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Identifier: ThePocketBrisbane1915 (find matches)
Title: The Pocket Brisbane 1915
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: P.J Nally Queensland Government Intelligence and Tourist Bureau.
Subjects: State Library of Queensland Queensland Brisbane City of Brisbane travel tourist guide handbook
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for theNorth-Western portions of the State passes through the portof Townsville. Places of interest:—Castle Hill (933 ft.),Magnetic Island (a health and tourist resort in Cleveland Bay),Bay Eock, &c. Motor launches make frequent trips to MagneticIsland. Ayr can also be reached by rail from Townsville. Trainfare to Ayr (ordinary first-class return), 14s. lOd.; (excursion),lis. 4d. Two sugar mills in Ayr. Game and fishing plentifulalong the Ayr line, particularly at Cromarty. Joint rail andsteamer fare to Townsville from Brisbane (first-class return),via Gladstone, £13 2s.; via Eockhampton and Port Alma, £12 13s. Charters Towers (North Queensland), 82 miles by rail fromTownsville. Famous gold-mining district. Very bracing climate.Fishing and shooting in district and along the line. Train fare(ordinary first-class return), 23s. 6d.; (excursion), 17s. lid. Jointrail and steamer fare from Brisbane (first-class return), viaGladstone, £13 18s.; via Eockhampton and Port Alma, £13 9s
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VIEWS FROM—(1) CLINTON HILL (PADDINGTON).ITHACA TOWN HALL. (3) RED HILL, NORTH BRISBANE 58 THE POCKET BRISBANE Lucinda Point (North Queensland), by steamer. The journeythither is made through a chain of very charming islands, con-spicuous among which are the Palm Islands. Ingham andHalifax, two important sugar-growing centres on the HerbertEiver, are connected with the port by a regular steam tramwayservice. Large numbers of waterfalls and other beauty spots inthe district. Hinchinbrook Island Cascade Falls are within closeproximity to the port. Wallaman Falls, with a drop of 936 ft.,are 48 miles by road from Ingham. Kangaroo Hills, a splendidhealth resort and rising mining district, is about 40 miles byroad from Ingham. Two large sugar mills. Mourilyan (North Queensland), by steamer. Very beautifulland-locked natural harbour. The journey to this port is full ofinterest to the traveller, many islands of unique beauty beingpassed. Sugar-growing and timber district. Innisfail, on the

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  • bookyear:1915
  • bookdecade:1910
  • bookcentury:1900
  • bookauthor:P_J_Nally
  • bookauthor:_Queensland_Government_Intelligence_and_Tourist_Bureau_
  • booksubject:State_Library_of_Queensland
  • booksubject:Queensland
  • booksubject:Brisbane
  • booksubject:City_of_Brisbane
  • booksubject:travel
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