Early Days in North Queensland C By Edward Palmer
Early Days in North Queensland C By Edward Palmer
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In March, 1851, the Company's name was changed to the Aus- tralian Steam Navigation Company, it was incorpor- ated, and its scope enlarged. The capital of the Com- pany was 320, 000, divided into 16, 000 shares of 20 each, and the opposition of the Melbourne Steamship Company, which had been carried on at a great loss to both, ceased. In May, 1858, the Company offered the colonies a mail service to Galle, and in September of the same year the rush to the Port Curtis diggings set in, and land wa...s purchased by the Company at Rockhampton in 1860. Their steam service was ex- tended to Bowen, a port which was just then opening a way to inland settlers to obtain their supplies from, and the Company obtained a contract for a mail service between Adelaide and King George's Sound. In February, 1863, a new opposition was started by the inauguration of the Queensland Steamship Company. The following year the A. S. N. Co. Had extensive wharves and stores built for themselves both in Bris- bane and Rockhampton.
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In March, 1851, the Company's name was changed to the Aus- tralian Steam Navigation Company, it was incorpor- ated, and its scope enlarged. The capital of the Com- pany was 320, 000, divided into 16, 000 shares of 20 each, and the opposition of the Melbourne Steamship Company, which had been carried on at a great loss to both, ceased. In May, 1858, the Company offered the colonies a mail service to Galle, and in September of the same year the rush to the Port Curtis diggings set in, and land wa...s purchased by the Company at Rockhampton in 1860. Their steam service was ex- tended to Bowen, a port which was just then opening a way to inland settlers to obtain their supplies from, and the Company obtained a contract for a mail service between Adelaide and King George's Sound. In February, 1863, a new opposition was started by the inauguration of the Queensland Steamship Company. The following year the A. S. N. Co. Had extensive wharves and stores built for themselves both in Bris- bane and Rockhampton.
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