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MR. FISHER'S MELBOURNE HOUSE. Oakleigh Hall, St. Kilda, for which he has paid £3000. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MUSIC AND DRAMA
An interesting old lady reached her eighty-seventh birthday in London recently. She is Mrs. Billington, who created the part of Mrs. Cregan in the ...
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WIDE BAY AND BURNETT TOURIST DOWLERS (QUEENSLAND). Back Row: Messrs. W. G. Emerick, H. A. Reed, W. B. Eaves, G. Buss, W. Wyper, G. Thom, H. R. Harvey, G. Potter, A. Nicolson. Second Row: J. Graham, J. Sinclair, W. Eadie, J. F. Hollis, W. C. Harvey (Manager), W. S. Sim, W. J. Kidd. Third Row: J. S. Jessop, R. J. Campbell, E. H. Warry, P. E. Turner (Vice-president), A. W. Hale (President), R. Rankin, J. Black. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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LORD LISTER'S DEATH.
We regret (says a London paper) to announce the death of Lord Lister, the discoverer of antiseptic treatment in surgery and one of the greatest ...
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THE LATE MAJOR HEANEY.
The late Major George Heaney, V.D, whose death took place on Thursday, March 14, was a native of Woolwich, Kent, England. He was enrolled in the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SCIENCE FROM AN EASY CHAIR.
The presence of carbonic monoxide will not explain the common desire to open the window and let fresh air into a room in which a number of people ...
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THE LATE MR. ANDREW McLACHLAN, Whose death was recorded a few days ago. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MR. ARTHUR BENJAMIN. The young Brisbane planist, who recently won the Composition Scholarship (tenable for three years, with maintenance if desired) ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GIANT'S DISEASE.
A case of "giant's disease," or acromegaly, is reported from Low Moor, Bradford (says a London paper), The patient, Mr. H. Faulkner, of ...
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THE HOPE DIAMOND.
The famous "Hope Diamond," which is known as the world's unluckiest stone, was (says the New York correspondent of the "Daily Express" ...
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AN OLD COLONIST AND HIS FAMILY.
Mr. W. Watson arrived in Moreton Bay with his parents in the year 1853, in the ship America, and shortly after was apprenticed to Messrs. Thompson and Jeays, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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IPSWICH CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN SOCIETY DISPLAY, 1912. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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EXTRAORDINARY RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN CHINA.
On February 3 a serious accident happened on the Shan Hai Kuan to Mukden line, at a bridge, 4½ miles, from Shan Hai Kuan, China. The revolutionaries blew ...
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