- / -24.8666; 152.45 (Pemberton)).
Barolin Provisional School opened in 1884. On 1
November 1886, it
became Barolin State School. It
closed in 1974. It...
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around Queensland under the
Divisional Boards Act 1879.
These included the
Barolin,
Burrum and
Kolan divisions. The
first eight years saw
several areas break...
- as a Muni****lity on 22
April 1881, on land
previously managed by the
Barolin Divisional Board. With the p****age of the
Local Authorities Act 1902, Bundaberg...
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Morbidity and
Mortality W****ly Report. 56 (14): 332–336. PMID 17431378.
Barolin GS (May 1995). "[Illness,
anxiety and the physician. An
example from neurology...
- The
Shire of
Barolin was a
local government area
located in the Wide Bay–Burnett
region of Queensland, Australia. It was the area
south of the Burnett...
- With the p****age of the
Local Authorities Act 1902,
Barolin Division became the
Shire of
Barolin and the
Borough of
Bundaberg became the Town of Bundaberg...
- mill for processing. The
Barolin run was
leased by
Alfred Henry Brown from 1862. This was on a
coastal strip of the
Barolin Plain which stretched from...
- With the p****age of the
Local Authorities Act 1902,
Barolin Division became the
Shire of
Barolin and the
Borough of
Bundaberg became the Town of Bundaberg...
-
Ficus benjamina planted in the
centre of the Road
reserve in 1888,
between Barolin and
Maryborough Streets.
Additional plantings were
undertaken by the Bundaberg...
- The name
Bargara is
derived from the
names of two
adjacent localities,
Barolin and Woongarra.
Sandhills Provisional School opened in 1893 and was renamed...
