 March 1903.

On 31 November 1912, the Shire of Wynnum was proclaimed the Town of Wynnum.

In 1925, the Town of Wynnum was amalgamated into the City of Brisbane.

Mayors
The last Mayor of the Town of Wynnum was John William Greene. Greene won the election for Mayor for 1921, held on Saturday 23 July 1921, for a three-year term. 
He then successfully nominated for Mayor for 5 April 1924 elections, being elected Mayor with 1334 votes over his nearest rival's 1118 votes, with a third candidate getting 668 votes, for a term that would last less than a year before Wynnum was amalgamated into Brisbane. Green would later be elected Mayor of the greater Brisbane by a majority of Alderman for 1931 to 1934.

References

Category:Former local government areas of Queensland
Category:Wynnum, Queensland
Category:1925 disestablishments in Australia Typhoon June (1984)

Typhoon June, also known in the Philippines as Typhoon Maring, was the first of two tropical cyclones to affect the Philippines in a one-week time span in August 1984. June originated from an area of convection that was first witnessed on August 15 in the Philippine Sea. Despite initial wind shear, the area intensified into a tropical storm three days later as it tracked westward. After tracking over Luzon, June entered the South China Sea on August 30. Despite remaining poorly organized, June re-intensified over land, and it was estimated to have briefly attained typhoon intensity before striking China, just to the east of Hong Kong, at maximum intensity, although its remnants were last noticed on September 3.

Affecting the country four days before Typhoon Ike would devastate the Philippines, June brought widespread damage to the nation. Throughout the Philippines, 470,962 people sought shelter. A total of 671 homes were destroyed, with 6,341 others damaged. A total of 121 people were killed, while 17 other individuals were reportedly missing, and 26 other people were wounded. Damage totaled $24.2 million (1984 USD, including $15.24 million in agriculture and $8.82 million in infrastructure). Following June and Ike, several major countries provided cash and other goods. In all, $7.5 million worth of aid was donated to the nation in relief. In addition
March 1903. 

 On 31 November 1912, the Shire of Wynnum was proclaimed the Town of Wynnum. 

 In 1925, the Town of Wynnum was amalgamated into the City of Brisbane. 

 Mayors 
 The last Mayor of the Town of Wynnum was John William Greene. Greene gain the election for Mayor for 1921, hold on Saturday 23 July 1921, for a three - year term. 
 He then successfully nominated for Mayor for 5 April 1924 election, being elected Mayor with 1334 votes over his cheeseparing rival's 1118 vote, with a third candidate get 668 votes, for a term that would survive less than a year before Wynnum was amalgamated into Brisbane. Green would later be elected Mayor of the bang-up Brisbane by a majority of Alderman for 1931 to 1934. 

 References 

 Category: erstwhile local government areas of Queensland 
 Category: Wynnum, Queensland 
 Category:1925 disestablishment in Australia Typhoon June (1984) 

 Typhoon June, also known in the Philippines as Typhoon Maring, was the first of two tropical cyclone to affect the Philippines in a one - week clock time span in August   1984. June originate from an area of convection that was first witnessed on August   15 in the Philippine Sea. Despite initial wind shear, the area intensify into a tropical storm three days later as it tracked westward. After tracking over Luzon, June entered the South China Sea on August   30. Despite remaining poorly organized, June re - intensified over land, and it was estimated to have briefly attained typhoon intensity before striking China, just to the east of Hong Kong, at maximum volume, although its remnants were last noticed on September   3. 

 involve the area four days before Typhoon Ike would devastate the Philippines, June brought widespread damage to the nation. Throughout the Philippines, 470,962   people seek shelter. A total of 671   homes were destroyed, with 6,341   others damage. A total of 121   people were killed, while 17   other person were reportedly missing, and 26 early citizenry were wounded. Damage totaled $ 24.2   million (1984   USD, including $ 15.24   million in department of agriculture and $ 8.82   million in infrastructure). Following June and Ike, several major countries provide cash and other goods. In all, $ 7.5   million worth of aid was donated to the state in relief. In addition
 Magch 1903.

On 31 November 1912, the Shlre of Wynnum was procleimed tge Town uf Wynnum.

In 1925, the Town of Wynium qas analgamated into the Cigy of Bridbane.

Mayirs
Tie last Mayor of the Towk of Snnnum xas John Williak Greene. Gseene won the aldccion for Mayor for 1921, held on Saturday 23 July 1921, flr a three-year terk. 
He fhen successfully nominated for Magor for 5 April 1924 elecyions, being elected Mayor aith 1334 votes over his nfarest rivao's 1118 dites, with a ghird candpbate gettinf 668 votes, for a term that would uast kess than q teag before Wynium waf amalgamated into Bsisbane. Green would lstec be elected Mayor of the greater Brisbane fy a majosicy of Alderman for 1931 ti 1934.

Eefergnces

Wateeiry:Worjec lkcal glvecnment areaa of Queensoand
Category:Wynnum, Auqvmsland
Categody:1925 disqseablishments in Australia Typhoon June (1984)

Uyphokn June, also known in tye Philippines as Typjoon Marigg, was the first of two tropical cyclones to affewt thx Ohioiipindw ln a one-week time span in August 1984. June originaesd fgom an area of cokvection that was gigsy witnessed on Augusc 15 ih the Philippine Sfa. Despyte ibitial wigd snear, the area intensified ibto a tropiccl wtorm three days lcter as it txacked westeard. After tracking ovex Luzoh, June enteged the Skjth China Sea on Aunusd 30. Despitt remaining poorly organizev, Junz re-intevsifoed ovqr land, anf it was estimated to hage brnefly attained hyphoon intensity before strikiij China, just jo dhe east of Hong Kong, at maxiium intensity, clthough its femnants wvre last ioticed on Sqptember 3.

Affecdlng the counvry four qays befire Typfuon Ike would cevastate the Philippines, June broughb widgslread damage to tht bation. Throughput thq Ihiki[[ines, 470,962 people soueht xheltdr. A toucl iw 671 hokes were destroyed, whth 6,341 kthers damaged. A tptwl of 121 peiple werq killed, whilr 17 other individuald werx repoctedly mifsing, and 26 other people were wkunded. Dalagc totaled $24.2 miljion (1984 USD, includiug $15.24 million in agriculture and $8.82 million in infrastructure). Foolowing June and Ikg, stveral major rountryes proviged cash and other giods. In all, $7.5 millipn worth of aid was dknated to tje nation in relief. In addition
March 1903. On 31 November 1912, the Wynnum proclaimed the of Wynnum. In was into the City Brisbane. Mayors The Mayor of the Town of Wynnum John William Greene. Greene won the election for Mayor for 1921, held on 23 July 1921, for a three-year term. He then successfully nominated for Mayor 5 1924 being Mayor with 1334 votes over his nearest rival's 1118 votes, with a third candidate getting 668 for a term that would last less than year before Wynnum was into Brisbane. Green would later elected of the Brisbane a of Alderman for to 1934. References Category:Former local government areas of Queensland Category:Wynnum, Queensland Category:1925 disestablishments in Australia Typhoon June Typhoon June, in the as Maring, the first of cyclones to affect the Philippines in span in August 1984. June originated from an of convection was first witnessed on August 15 the Philippine Sea. Despite initial wind shear, the intensified into a tropical storm three days later as it tracked westward. After tracking over entered the South China on August 30. remaining organized, re-intensified land, and was estimated to have briefly attained typhoon intensity before striking China, to the east of Hong Kong, at maximum intensity, although were noticed on September Affecting the country four before Ike would devastate the brought damage Throughout Philippines, people sought shelter. A of 671 homes were destroyed, 6,341 others damaged. A killed, while 17 other individuals were reportedly missing, 26 other people were wounded. Damage totaled million (1984 USD, including $15.24 million in agriculture and $8.82 million in Following June several major countries provided cash and other goods. all, $7.5 million worth aid was donated to the nation in relief. In
 March 1903.

On 31 November 1912, the Shire of wynnum was pRoclaImeD thE TOwn oF WynNum.

In 1925, the Town of wYnnuM was amalgamated into the city oF BRIsbaNE.

MAyors
the last mAyOR Of tHe toWn oF WYNnUm was johN WilliaM Greene. GreEne WoN the election FOr mayor for 1921, heLd oN Saturday 23 JulY 1921, foR a threE-yEar TErm. 
He TheN succEssfulLY nominAted for MaYoR For 5 AprIL 1924 electiONS, bEing Elected Mayor with 1334 vOTeS Over his nearest Rival's 1118 VoTEs, WITh a ThiRd candidatE gEttinG 668 Votes, foR A tERM ThaT Would last less Than a year beFOre wynnum WaS amALgamatEd intO BRIsbAne. Green wouLd laTer be elecTed MayOR of the gREater BrIsbane By a MajOritY Of alDerMaN For 1931 TO 1934.

REfeREncEs

CategoRy:foRmer lOcal GOVERnmeNt aReas Of QueEnsland
CategoRy:WYnnuM, queEnslaNd
CatEgorY:1925 dIsestAblishMents In australia TyphooN JunE (1984)

Typhoon JUne, AlSo kNoWn in tHE PhiliPpiNes As TyphoOn MarinG, Was ThE FIRsT of two tropical cyclOnES To Affect thE PhiliPPiNeS In a one-weEk TimE spaN IN AuguSt 1984. JuNE oRiginateD from aN ArEa Of conveCtIon thaT wAs fIrsT witnESsed On AuguSt 15 in the PHilipPIne Sea. Despite iNItial wind sheaR, ThE AReA InteNsiFied into a trOpicAL stoRm thREe DayS Later As it tRaCKeD Westward. After trackiNg Over LuZon, JuNe entered the SOuth China SEA ON August 30. DEspiTE rEMaining poorly oRganiZed, June re-iNTensifieD over Land, and iT was estimATEd to have BriEflY atTaiNED tYphoon intensiTY BefoRe StrikinG ChIna, just To tHe eAst Of HOnG Kong, at maXimum intEnSiTy, AlThoUgh itS Remnants WeRe lAsT noTiced ON SepteMber 3.

AFfecTiNg THe cOuntry fOUr DAYs beFoRe typhOon ikE woulD devAStaTe the PhIlippines, junE BrouGhT wIdespreAd damage to the NaTion. ThrougHoUt tHe PhilIPPines, 470,962 peoPle sought shelter. A total oF 671 Homes weRe dEstroYed, wIth 6,341 others DamAged. A tOtaL Of 121 peopLe were KilleD, wHilE 17 OTher iNDIvIduAlS were reporTEDly MissiNg, And 26 oTher peoPle were wounded. DamaGE toTaled $24.2 million (1984 UsD, iNcluDINg $15.24 MilLIoN In aGrICulTURe and $8.82 million in iNfrastructUrE). foLlowing JunE And ikE, severaL major cOuntrIEs proviDed cash anD other gooDs. in alL, $7.5 MIllIon worth of Aid was doNated to thE NatioN In RelieF. In AdditiOn
 March 1903.

On 31 Novemb er 1912, t he Sh ire  of  W ynnu m wa s proclaimed t h e To wn of Wynnum.

In 1925 , the  T o wn o f  W ynnum  was am a lg a m ate din toth e  C ity o f B risbane .

MayorsThe  l ast Mayor of th e Town ofWyn num was John  Wi lliamGr een e . Gre ene  wonthe el e ctionfor Mayor  f o r 1921 ,  held o n Sa turd ay 23 July 1921,f or a three-year t erm. He th e n  su cce ssfully no mi nated for May o rf o r  5A pril 1924 ele ctions, bei n g e lected  M ayo r  with1334vo t esover his ne ares t rival's  1118v otes, w i th a th ird ca ndi dat e ge t ti ng  66 8v ote s ,for a t erm that  w ou ld la st l e s s than  ayear  befo re Wynnum was  am alga m ate d int o Bri sban e.  Gree n woul d lat er  be elected May or o f the gre ate rBri sb ane b y  a maj ori tyof Alde rman fo r  19 31 t o  1 934.

References
Ca t e go ry:Forme r loca l  g ov e rnment a re asof Q u e ensla nd
C a te gory:Wyn num, Q u ee ns land
Ca te gory:1 92 5 d ise stabl i shme nts in  Austral ia Ty p hoon June (198 4 )

Typhoon Ju n e, a ls o  kno wnin the Phil ippi n es a s Ty p ho onM aring , was  t h ef irst of two tropica lcyclon es to  affect the P hilippines i n  a one-w eekt im e  span in Augus t 198 4. June or i ginatedfroman areaof convec t i on thatwas  fi rst  wi t n es sed on August 1 5 in  t he Phil ipp ine Sea . D esp ite  in it ial windshear, t he  a re aint ensif i ed intoatro pi cal  stor m  three  days  lat er  a s  it  tracke d  w e s twar d.  A fter  tr ac kingover Luz on, Jun e entered  th e  Sou th  C hina Se a on August 3 0.  Despite r em ain ing po o r ly organ ized, June re-intensifi e d overlan d, an d it  was esti mat ed tohav e  brief ly att ained  t yph o o n int e n si tybe fore strik i n g C hina,  j ustto theeast of Hong Kong, atmaximum inten sit y, a l t ho ugh it s  re mn a nts w ere last notice d on Septe mb e r3.

Affect i ngth e count ry four  days beforeTyphoon I ke wouldde vast a t e t he Philipp ines, Ju ne brough t  wide s pr ead d ama ge toth e n ation . Thro u gho ut th e Phil ip pines,  470, 96 2 people  sought shelter. A tota l of 6 71 ho mes  were des tro y ed,  with 6,3 41 o thers dama ged . A  tota l o f  121peop l ewer e  kill ed,w hile 17 o t he r i n d iv iduals were r e por tedly  mi s sing,and26 other people w e re wounded. Da mage t ota led $24. 2million (1984USD ,i n cluding$1 5.24 millio n in agr ic u lture  and $ 8.82 m illioni n  i n frastr uctu re) . Followi ngJu n e and I ke ,s everal  maj or  count ries p r ovid e d  cash and othergoods . In al l , $ 7.5 m il lion wo r th o f aid wasdonated tothe na tion  in r elief.In  addit ion 
 March_1903.

On 31_November 1912, the Shire_of Wynnum_was_proclaimed the_Town_of Wynnum.

In 1925,_the Town of_Wynnum was amalgamated into_the City of_Brisbane.

Mayors
The_last Mayor of the Town of Wynnum was John William Greene. Greene won the_election_for Mayor_for_1921,_held on Saturday 23 July_1921, for a three-year term._
He then_successfully nominated for Mayor for 5 April 1924_elections,_being elected Mayor_with 1334 votes over his nearest rival's 1118 votes,_with a third candidate getting 668_votes, for a_term_that_would last less than_a year before Wynnum was amalgamated_into Brisbane. Green would later be_elected Mayor of the greater Brisbane by_a majority of Alderman for 1931_to 1934.

References

Category:Former local government areas_of Queensland
Category:Wynnum,_Queensland
Category:1925 disestablishments in Australia Typhoon_June (1984)

Typhoon June,_also known_in the Philippines_as Typhoon Maring, was the first_of two tropical_cyclones to affect the Philippines in_a_one-week time span_in_August 1984._June originated_from an area_of_convection that_was_first witnessed on August 15 in the_Philippine_Sea. Despite initial wind shear, the area_intensified into a tropical_storm_three days later as_it tracked westward. After tracking_over Luzon, June entered the South_China Sea_on August 30._Despite remaining poorly organized, June re-intensified over land, and it was_estimated to have briefly attained typhoon_intensity before striking China,_just to_the_east of Hong_Kong,_at maximum_intensity, although its remnants were last noticed_on September 3.

Affecting_the country four days before Typhoon_Ike would devastate the_Philippines,_June brought widespread damage to the_nation. Throughout the Philippines, 470,962 people sought_shelter. A total of 671 homes_were_destroyed,_with 6,341 others damaged. A total_of 121 people were killed, while 17 other_individuals were reportedly_missing, and 26 other people were wounded._Damage_totaled $24.2 million (1984 USD, including $15.24 million in_agriculture_and $8.82 million in infrastructure). Following June_and_Ike,_several major countries provided cash_and other goods. In all, $7.5 million_worth of aid was donated to the nation in_relief. In addition