Media: DATA CD - 1 CD (509 pages)
Author: T. Pugh
Year: (1883) 2007
ISBN: 9781920978747
Publisher: Archive Digital Books Australasia

Queensland Directories are very hard to come by. This Almanac, Directory and Gazetteer will therefore be particularly useful to researchers with Queensland interests in the 1880s. Like all Pugh's almanacs it contains a wealth of information.

The range of subjects is illustrated by just the A an B entries from the detailed table of contents.
 - Acclimatisation Society
 - Acts Passed Eighth Parliament
 - Advertisements, Index to
 - American Coinage
 - Agricultural Returns
 - Agricultural and Pastoral Societies (See Towns Directory)
 - Aramac Directory
 - Arrivals and Departures
 - Assizes
 - Astronomical Notes
 - Attorneys
 - Attorneys, Examiners for
 - Auditor-General's Department
 - Australian Statistics
 - Bailiffs and Rangers of Crown Lands
 - Bank Holidays
 - Banking Establishments
 - Baptist Church
 - Barcoo Social Club
 - Barometer and Thermometer Readings
 - Barristers
 - Barristers, Examiners for
 - Benevolent Asylum, Dunwich
 - Bible Christian Church
 - Births and Deaths
 - Births and Deaths, Office for
 - Blackall Directory
 - Board for Relief of Poor
 - Border Patrol
 - Botanic Gardens
 - Botanist, Colonial
 - Bowen Directory
 - Brands, Inspectors of
 - BRISBANE DIRECTORY
 - Broughton Directory
 - Bundaberg Directory
 - Burdekin Directory
 - Byerstown Directory

For full contents list download the free sample file (link below). The whole 509 pages are searchable on all text, including the numerous advertisements that are part of this volume.

This CD contains high quality scanned images of the whole of the original book, and has been bookmarked for easy navigation. Pages can be searched, browsed, enlarged and printed out if required.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Any computer using Adobe (Acrobat) Reader 4 or later
Adobe Reader 6 or later is recommended for CDs with searchable text

SAMPLE FILE
Click here to download a file of sample pages from this book. Right click on the link and select "save as" - to a location on your hard drive. The sampler can be opened, navigated and searched as with the full CD file/s.