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"MAD DRUNK" DRIVER
Evidence was given at Collingwood Court today by the Collingwood watch house-keeper, First-Constable Ramsa that Patrick Slade, traveller, of [?] ...
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OUR STATE FLOWER
Sir,--Every lover of our native flora should appreciate the letter of Mr J. Owens, hon. secretary of the Tree Planters' Association, published in The ...
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THE PRINCE A LOVER OF HIGH SPEEDS
A HUGE BLACK AND RED monster of a motor car, the front view of which resembles that of a prehistoric animal, will shortly be used by the Prince of Wales on his longer journeys. STREAM-LINING accounts for the strange appearance of the ...
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VISITORS TO BRISBANE
may obtain copies of The Herald, The Weekly Times and The Wednesday and Saturday Globes at any one of the lending ...
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CHANGES AT TIVOLI
Athol Tier will join the vaudeville company at the Tivoli on Saturday, and will introduce, among other comedy features, his popular Napoleon burlesque. ...
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MODERN MUSIC IN AN OLD SETTING
Trainees aboard the Cutty Sark enjoying some music in their leisure hours. The famous old tea clipper (the fastest sailing ship of her time) has now finished her days at sea, serving as a training ship for boys at Falmouth (Eng.). Built in 1869 for Captain John Willis at Dumbarton, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LABORER REMANDED
GEELONG, Thursday.--Observing man acting suspiciously in Kardin Park last night. Constable E. T. Collins chased him. The man is alleged to have ...
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