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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1756, 1 November 1905, Page 67

Queensland Government appear genuinely anxious to promote settlement, and the provisions of their new* land bill seem intended for active and intelligent application to the best of their judgment in promoting that object. The fact that such provisions as are contained in this bill are likely to be appreciated by the class of people who are most needed is illustrated by the fact that Mr Coglilan has notified his Government by cable that lie has received applications from intending British emigrants for eighteen farms on the Myall Creek subdivision.