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FEDERAL MATTERS.
The Acquisition of Property for Public Purposes Bill has been circulated. The measure provides power for the Governor-General to agree with owners of land ...
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HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
Since we have Der Fliegende Hollander, of Wagner, in English, it is well that we should keep to the name of the Flying Dutchman. The opera is in many ...
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WOMAN'S WORLD
Mrs. Penne[?]ather, who has been on a prolonged visit to her sister (Lady O'Loghlan), in Melbourne, has returned to Brisbane. The marriage of Dr. Herbert Chesson, Goodna, ...
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IPSWICH PRODUCE REPORT.
The inclement state of the weather prevented any large supplies of heavy produce arriving to-day, but stocks held are ample to meet all present requirements, and there ...
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MRS. WOOLCOCK'S "AT HOME."
Mrs. Woolcock gave one of her delightful "at homes" at Halwyn yesterday evening, and, as usual, the preparations for the recepticn of the guests were very complete. In the large entrance hall ...
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TOOWOOMBA AND DISTRICT.
A special meeting of the Rosalie Divisional Board was held to-day, the principal business being the striking of a rate. Considerable discussion took place on the ...
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SOUTHPORT.
The weather here is still very cold. On Friday last we had a very cold snap, with westerly winds. Coughs and colds are prevalent in the town in consequence. ...
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QUEENSLAND.
Yesterday at the Police Court was quite a field day. The bench consisted of Mr. R. A. Ranking, P.M., and Messrs. E. H. Arundell and H. A. Ke[?]l, JJ.P. An assault case, P. English v. T. M. ...
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IPSWICH ANDWEST MORETON.
A man named James Jones, aged 25, was this morning engaged in working some logs on a selection at Calvert, when his right leg was badly crushed by a heavy piece ...
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WARWICK SOCIAL.
Our Warwick correspondent writes on the 27th instant:—A ball, organised by the Friendly Societies in aid of the hospital came off in the Town Hall on Wednesday night last, and proved ...
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SALE OF A LARGE HOTEL.
Messrs. Yeates Bros. report the sale of the Royal Hotel, Toowoomba, at a satisfactory price, the purchaser being Mr. T. Barratt. The Royal is one of the largest ...
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WARWICK.
A special meeting of the Municipal Council was held yesterday to consider matters in connection with the management of the town common. A majority of the ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
Mr. Crick, Minister for Lands, addressed a meeting in the Protestant Hall to-night. Dealing with the proposed land policy of the See Government, he advocated closer ...
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THE ROSTER.
The following justices are required to attend the Police Court on Monday and Tuesday in next week:—Messrs. J. Farrelly, F. C. Lee, Jacob Bora, and F. W. M'Gill. ...
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LECTURE ON INDIA.
Last night Dr. C. S. Mead, who for some years has been engaged in medical missionary work in India as the (representative of South Australia, gave a most ...
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THE MURDER OF A CHINAMAN.
The inquest on the body of a Chinaman which was found near West Wyalong, disclosed that the skull had been completely smashed in, apparently by a tomahawk, ...
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SOUTH SEA ISLAND NEWS.
The steamer Taviuni, which arrived from the South Sea Islands to-day, brought the news that the barque John Gambles, of Liverpool, bound from Peru to Auckland ...
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HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
There was a large and very appreciative audience last evening at His Majesty's Theatre to witness the performance of "The Flying Dutchman," Among the visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Barker ...
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ENTERTAINMENT AT ST. PAUL'S SCHOOLS.
Last night the members of the St. Paul's Young Men's Society had arranged to give a concert and gymnastic display in the schoolroom, but the wet weather sadly ...
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BYRNES MEMORIAL.
The adjourned meeting of the Byrnes Memorial Committee was held yesterday afternoon, when further correspondence was read from Messrs. Andrews Bros., of ...
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THE EARLY CLOSING ACT.
Sir,—With reference to the reports appearing in your valuable paper re my actions and assertions in connection with the Saturday half-holiday movement, I beg ...
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DEATH OF MR. W. SALKELD.
The death is reported of Mr. William Salkeld, of Ipswich, ex-M.L.A. for Ipswich and Fassifern. The deceased gentleman was out for a drive this morning, but ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND TRAGEDY
The man Alexander M'Lean, who has been arrested on a charge of having murdered the Martin family, has stated that he committed the crime owing to the receipt ...
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MISSION SCHOOL RAIDED.
The mission steamer Southern Cross, which has arrived from Norfolk Island, reports that at Guadalcanar Island, where the Rev. Percy Williams is stationed, a ...
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WESTERN STAR LODGE, G.U.O.O.F.
The half-yearly meeting of the Western Star Lodge, G.U.O.O.F., was held last night, in their hall in Brisbane-street, when there was a good attendance, ...
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC CLUB.
A very successful entertainment was given, yesterday evening in the Protestant Hall by the members of the Music and Dramatic Club of the Grammar School Old Girls' Association. The hall was ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES-SHEEP. BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION.
At the New South Wales Sheep-breeders' Association show to-day, the Hon. S. M'Caughey's ram. The Honourable, obtained the blue ribbon of the exhibition, being ...
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SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.
SYDNEY.—June 28.—Arrivals: Marion Fraser, from Hamburg; Leura, s., [?]rom Brisbane; Tyrian, s., from Melbourne; Parkdale, from Liverpool. Departures: ...
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WEST AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT
The West Australian Parliament was opened to-day. The Governor's Speech contained nothing of importance. No new works are to be undertaken, but a loan is ...
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