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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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18s. 3d. Tewantin, on the Noosa River, North Coast district, 81 milesby rail from Brisbane Central Railway Station to Cooroy, thenceby coach. Surf-bathing, fishing, and boating. Rail fare fromBrisbane to Cooroy (first-class return), 22s. 4d.; (first excursion),17s. 3d. Coach fare from Cooroy Railway Station, 6s. 6d. return. Gympie, on the Mary River (North Coast Line), 106 milesby rail from Brisbane Central Railway Station. Large miningand agricultural district. Train fare (ordinary first-class return),28s. 10d.; (excursion), 22s. 3d. Maryborough, on the Mary River (North Coast Line), 167miles by rail from Brisbane Central Railway Station; also by THE POCKET BRISBANE. 53 steamer. Large sugar and fruit-growing, timber, and manu-facturing district. Splendid fishing and boating. Large sugarmill and foundries in district. Seaside resorts close bandy, includ-ing Pialba, wbicb is 25 miles distant by rail. Train fare toMaryborough (ordinary first-class return), 44s. 8d.; (excursion),34s. 3d.
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VIEW OP THE BRISBANE RIVER PROM DUTTON PARK, SOUTH BRISBANE. Childers, on North Coast Line, 207 miles by rail from Bris-bane Central Railway Station, is the principal town in theIsis district, which is a very picturesque and large sugar-growingcentre, with several sugar mills. Train fare (ordinary first-classreturn), 54s. 4d.; (excursion), 41s. 8d. Bundaberg, on the Burnett River (North Coast Line), 217miles by rail from Brisbane Central Railway Station; also by.steamer. Very pretty city. Large sugar-growing and manu-facturing centre, with many sugar mills. Seaside resorts:Sandhills (8 miles), Burnett Heads (10 miles), by rail; alsoBarolin Coast (14 miles by road). Excellent bathing, fishing,and boating. Train fare (ordinary first-class return), 58s.; .(excursion), 44s. 5d. Gladstone, on Port Curtis (North Coast Line), 328 milesby rail from Brisbane Central Railway Station; also by steamer.Very pretty natural harbour. Important agricultural, dairying,and mining district. Splendid fish

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  • bookid:ThePocketBrisbane1915
  • 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
  • booksubject:tourist_guide
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  • bookcollection:statelibraryofqueensland
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