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SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Mr. Wragge, in his forecast to-day, states that except rain in coast districts north from Mackay, and spasmodic rain in the West, the weather will be, unfortunately, ...
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Advertising
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY'S SHOW.
At a meeting of the council of the National Society yesterday, the question whether the show would be held if the drought continued was incidentally raised. ...
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ST. STEPHEN'S CATHEDRAL PASTORAL MISSION.
Considerable success has been attendant upon the pastoral mission inaugurated at St. Stephen's Cathedral on the 16th instant by the Very Rev. Joseph O'Malley. S J., and ...
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RAILWAY EXCURSIONS.
The Railway Department is running a cheap excursion from Brisbane to Southport on Saturday next. The train leaves South Brisbane at 8 o'clock, and Brisbane ...
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EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.
The following have been granted three months' leave of absence on full pay:— Elizabeth Woods, assistant teacher in the State School for Boys, South Brisbane: ...
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A DUCAL VISITOR.
The Federal Premier has written to the Chief Secretary announcing that his Excellency the Governor-General has been advised by the Secretary of State for the ...
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LABOUR SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS.
An illustration of the shortsightedness of Labour members in connection with the placing of tea on the free list is to be found in the effect likely to be ...
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THE "QUEENSLANDER."
The arrival of his Excellency the Governor is the most prominent feature of the "Queenslander's" illustrations this week. Views are given of Queen-street ...
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A VISIT POSTPONED.
The committee who have been making arrangements for the visit to Brisbane of Miss Florence Balgarnie, of England, during the month of April, regret to have ...
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Family Notices
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The Brisbane Courier.
A little over twelve months ago General Botha and Lord Kitchener discussed terms of peace, and it seems likely that the basis of their ...
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THE DROUGHT.
Our Cunnamulla correspondent telegraphed yesterday that the weather there was atrocious. The Shade temperature was over 100deg, and fierce, blustering, ...
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VICTORIA BRIDGE BOARD.
The secretary of the Victoria Bridge Board (Mr. Farnsworth) attended yesterday at the board's office, and received the following nominations:—For ...
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AUSTRALIAN NATIVES' ASSOCIATION.
The Brisbane Women's Auxiliary of the A.N.A entertained the delegates to the late Australian Natives' Conference at a tram excursion around Brisbane on ...
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DROUGHT AND DISTRESS.
As might be expected, our charitable societies are beginning to feel keenly—they have felt more or less for some time—the pressure of the drought. ...
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MR. WRAGGE'S "GENERAL REMARKS."
In his "General Remarks" yesterday, Mr. Wragge writes:—Since we last wrote a, startling and most unusual change has taken place, whereby the monsoon ...
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SUDDEN DEATH.
A Woman named Mrs. Helen Webster, who resided in Juliette-street, Thompson Estate, died suddenly at the General Hospital on Tuesday evening. Deceased had been ill, ...
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FALL FROM A LADDER
The Ambulance Brigade was summoned to Messrs Smellie and Co's premises, Edward-street, yesterday morning, to attend to a married man named Joseph ...
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TODAY, MARCH 27.
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BRISBANE WATERWORKS BOARD.
Mr. Lewis A. Bernays, Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, was appointed, at yesterday's Executive meeting, a member of the Brisbane Board of Waterworks. The ...
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WILSON BARRETT SEASON.
It is doubtful whether an dramatic season has been looked forward to with more general interest than that which is to be inaugurated at His Majesty's Theatre on ...
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FLOATING CABINET MEETING.
The floating Cabinet meeting in the Lucinda, which it was stated yesterday would take place at the end of the week, cannot be held, as the Lucinda is required in ...
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RAIN THREATENING AT TOWNSVILLE.
Quite a change was noticeable in the weather at Townsville yesterday morning (as we learn from our correspondent). Occasional heavy scattered showers fell, ...
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MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE.
The Queensland Meat Export and Agency Company, Limited, have paid the amount of £1633 12s. 4d due in connection with the advances made upon their Meat Works at ...
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THE GOVERNOR.
His Excellency the Governor (Sir Herbert C. Chermside) presided yesterday for the first time over the meeting of the Executive Council. ...
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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PAYMENT OF DUTY BY STATE GOVERNMENT.
Our Townsville correspondent telegraphs as follows, under yesterday's date:—A cheque for £927 9s. 5d. duty waa paid to-day on account of the steel rails imported ...
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RAIN IN NEW SOUTH WALES AND VICTORIA.
Our Sydney correspondent reports by wire last night that fair rain has fallen in portions of New South Wales, covering parts of Western Riverina. Our Melbourne ...
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MR HARRY RICKARDS'S SEASON.
Mr Rickards received an intimation yesterday that the opening performance at the Theatre Royal on Saturday evening will be under the patronage of his Excellency ...
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THE BISLEY TEAM.
A meeting of the Queensland Rifle Associatlon Council from which all members of the council who had competed for places in the proposed team for Bisley were ...
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EXTRA MAILS.
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SUPPLIES FOR THE RAILWAY DEPARTMENT.
The following tenders have been received by the Railway Department for the supply of uniforms for all lines from 1st September, 1902, to 31st August, 1905:—James ...
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INTERSTATE CRICKET—QUEENSLAND V. NEW SOUTH WALES.
The final touches to the Woolloongabba ground are now being attended to and the appearance of same on Saturday should be a pleasing one. The time of the Mayoral ...
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Q.T.C. EASTER RACES.
Horseowners and trainers are reminded that acceptances for the first day's races and Easter Handicap, to be run in connection with the Q.T.C. Easter Meeting, ...
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BRUNSWICK-STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
In the Methodist Church, Brunswick-street, New Farm, on Good Friday, a tea and public meeting Will be held in connection with the distribution of Sunday school ...
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THE GARRISON ARTILLERY.
The members of the Garrison Artillery in camp at Lytton were occupied yesterday in gun drill, and put in a very good day's work. The Acting Commandant and Major ...
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MAILS ARRIVED IN ENGLAND.
The Post and Telegraph Department advise that mails, which left Brisbane per Orient Company's R.M.S. Au[?]tral on 17th February arrived at London on the night ...
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