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TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
Metropolitan forecast for to-day: Except for perhaps a local shower or two, fine, with moderate temperature, and light to moderate ...
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VICE-REGAL.
His Excellency the Governor-General (Lord Stonehaven), attended by Lieutenant D. W. D. Nicholl, R.A., A.D.C., was present at the opening of ...
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QUEENSLAND'S MEAT.
The Victorian Government's "foolish embargo" on Queensland meat, as Mr. M'Cormack justly, but moderately, described it, ought ...
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GENERAL NEWS.
Sneak thefts of varying degrees of impudence have been reported from time to time, and one which took place at the Exhibition Grounds ...
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FIRST IN QUEENSLAND. The Brisbane Courier.
Faced with such convincing evidence of Australia's productive power as is shown in the exhibits at the Royal National Association's ...
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City of Chimes.
Brisbane is well on the way to becoming a city of chimes. A year or two ago a chiming clock was installed in the tower of the new St. Andrew's ...
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Family Notices
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"The Queenslander."
The need for conserving and developing the forest wealth of the State is constantly being emphasised, and a valuable lesson on the importance of ...
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Northern Submarine Base.
A suggestion that a submarine base should be established in North Queensland was voiced by the secretary of the ex-Imperial Services Association of ...
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FILMING AUSTRALIA.
A cablegram has been received in Australia from a syndicate in Germany advising that films typical of Australian life and history could ...
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Kissing Gates.
The gentle art of osculation has not become altogether atrophied through desuetude, but, in this strenuous generation, it seems to have become so ...
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Tramway Hold-up.
Much to the annoyance of thousands of people who were bound for the Exhibition yesterday morning, the entire tramway system came to a standstill, ...
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A Plenitude of Mud.
Mud of various varieties, colours, qualities, and odours attached itself to thousands of pairs of boots and shoes at the Show yesterday, and ...
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Trade Inquiries from Abroad.
The Commonwealth Minister for Markets (Mr. T. Paterson) stated yesterday that since January last 100 trade inquiries had been received by ...
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Letters and Flowers.
To deliver in 11 days considerably more than 120,000 letters is a te[?] which, in prospect, might be calcu[?]ted to appal even the hardiest ...
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Mademoiselle from Armentieres.
While many thousands at various times have joined in the singing of "Mademoiselle from Armentieres," few actually are aware that such a person ...
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"SING 'EM MUCK!"
Dame Nellie Melba denies very spiritedly that she advised Dame Clara Butt on the eve of the latter's tour of Australia "to sing 'em ...
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The Vagrant Act.
The Queensland Police Union is desirous of obtaining an amendment of the laws dealing with vagrants and vagrancy, it being considered that ...
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Training Young Judges.
In many respects the Brisbane Exh[?] bition is of great educational value and one of the finest aspects of this is in connection with the training of ...
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Entomological Investigations.
An announcement was made yesterday by the Prime Minister (Mr. S. M. Bruce), which is of great interest in connection with the work being ...
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