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  2. LYNCHING IN AMERICA

    The conference of American State Governors at Richmond, Virginia, has repudia[?]ed the attitude of Mr. Blease, Governor of South Carolina, who ...

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  3. LAWN TENNIS

    About 2500 persons yesterday watched the continuation at the association courts at Double Bay of the contest between the visiting representatives of the British Isles ...

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  4. CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF.

    Captain Penfold, of Sydney, has obtained an aviator's certificate at Salisbury Plain. LITTLE GIRL MURDERED. ...

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  5. THE IMPERIAL NAVY

    The "Westminster Gazette," comment ing upen the Canadian naval proposals, reciprocate[?] Mr. Borden's hope to make a practical start in a real partnership. It ...

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  6. MURDER AT SEA

    The Japanese mail steamer Nikko Maru arrived in port yesterday with further details of the tragedy which occurred on board on the morning of November 29, ...

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  7. HUMILIATING SERVIA.

    The Vienna correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" states that it has been allowed to become known that ...

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  8. FISHING FLEET IN A GALE

    During a gale a fishing fleet had a disastrous experience. The men were without food or water for five days, and four of the fishermien, becoming insane, ...

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  9. BIG FIRE IN SYDNEY.

    Shortly after 5 o'clock this morning a serious fire occurred in the premises of Messrs. Harrington, Ltd., photographic merchants, 386, George-street, and it ...

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  10. STEAMER ON THE ROCKS

    The steamer Easton, of the Booth line, ran on the rocks during a snowstorm, and 50 passengers are reported to be in danger. Tugs have been despatched to the scene. ...

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  11. PINNED UNDER A BOAT

    Word was received from Port Augusta to-day that Arthur Brown, about 33 years of age, only son of Mrs. Brown, of Davenport was painting a boat on ...

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  12. CYCLING IN NEW YORK

    A six-day bicycle race will begin on Sunday. Gordon Walker, of Australia, won the five-mile open championship race, Jackie ...

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  13. THE NEWQUAY TRAGEDY

    The estate of James Delay, the retired solicitor, who committed suicide after the disappearance of Mrs. Nowill at Newquay, amounts to £70,000. He ...

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  14. ENGLISH RAILWAY STRIKE

    One thousand men in the employ of the North-eastern Railway Company have gone out on strike ow[?]ing to an engine driver having been reduced, for drunken ...

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  15. EARTH TREMOR

    A distinct earth tremor was experienced here at 5 o'clock yesterday morning, and beds in the hospital shock. The shock was felt three miles from town. ...

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  16. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    At the colonial wool auctions to-day there was good competition by Continental buyers for fine haned merinos. Crossbreds were unchanged. ...

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  17. CERTIFICATES FOR ENGINE-DRIVERS.

    The followirg candidates were successful in their examinations for certificates of competency as engine drivers under the Machinery and Scaffolding Act of 1908:— ...

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  18. THE BELGIAN ARMY

    An Army Bill has been introduced in the Belgian Parliament which provides for a war footing of 330,000 men. Senator Weimer said that while he had ...

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  19. RAVENSWOOD STRIKE

    The strike is still unsetled, but the engine drivers and unionists continue at work. There is no prospect of a settlement of the strike before the end of the ...

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  20. PASTORAL MATTERS.

    Six thousand wethers from Corona have been delivered splendidly by Drover H. B. Tyers at Yarrawonga station, which has now been turned into a sheep station, Messrs. Bull Bros, owners, ...

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  21. INDUSTRIALS MATTERS.

    The Contractors' Association has notified the bricklayers, plasteres, and plumbers that after 13th instant their maximum wage will be 13/ a day within three miles ...

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  22. UNDER LABOUR GOVERNMENT

    The Premier expects to close the session in the coming week, having secured the suspension of the Standing Orders so that measures may be passed through all their ...

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  23. OVERSEAS BOXING

    Bombardier Wells, in the King's Hall to night, knocked out Rodel, the South African boxer, in the second round. LONDON, Saturday. ...

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  24. THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN

    The most interesting feature of thhe meeting of the Board of Control on Friday was the report of Mr. G. S. Crouch, manager of last. Australian eleven. The ...

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  25. BOWLING

    South Brisbane defeated Booroodabin in the final. BOOROODABIN CLUB. The result of the final game for the Pennant ...

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  26. SOUTH AUSTRALIA

    A telegram received from Port Lincoln on Saturday indicated that there was considerable excitement at that town since the arrival of the steamer Morialta ...

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  27. MIDSUMMER VACATION.

    On Saturday afternoon last the chairman of the school committee (Hon. D. F. Denham) distributed over 100 annual and special prizes to the pupils of the ...

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  28. FRENCH ANARCHISTS

    Sensational details are published of the murder of the Anarchist Ducret by mother Anarchist named Lacombe, who was implicated in the motor bandit ...

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  29. TRANSPORT WORKERS.

    The statement made in the draft constitittion of the proposed Transport Workers' Federation that five organised sections of transport workers lind agreed ...

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  30. WESTERN AUSTRALIA

    The Public Service Commissioner (Mr. Alcock) has commenced an inquiry into the allegations of Dr. Webster, resident medical officeer of the Perth Hospital, ...

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  31. 20 BULL'S EYE[?]

    In a rifle match at Randwick on Saturday W. J. Rollinson, of the Lands Department, at 500yds. scored 20 successive bull's eyes, and just missed with his 21st ...

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  32. BANQUET IN PARIS

    Capta[?]n R. Muirhead Collins (Secretary to the Commonwealth High Comnnssioner), Sir John Traverner (Agent-General for Victoria), Mr. T. A. Coghlan ...

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  33. "GERMANY WILL MAKE WAR."

    Lord Roberts, in an impressive speech at Manchester yesterday (says the London "Mail" of October 23), affirmed once more that the "Nation in arms" was ...

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  34. KILLED BY A TRAIN.

    John Lobervitch was crossing the railway line at Cheltenham to night, when he was run into by a passenger train and killed. He was bewildered when he saw ...

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  35. HARVEST SERVICES.

    Harvest thanksgiving services were held in Saint Andrew's Presbyterian Church yesterday, when the Rev. E. N. Merrington, M.A., Ph.D., officiated. The music ...

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  36. A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

    There was quite a chapter of small accidents in and around Brisbane yesterday. Thomas Berry, a resident of River-road, Bulimba, was swimming in the river during the ...

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  37. MAIL SORTERS' GRIEVANCES.

    At t[?]e mail sorters' smoke social on Saturday night Mr. Orriell (president o[?] the Sorters' Union) said they had grievances and some of them were of long ...

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  38. TASMANIA.

    Lady Barron, wife of the Governor of Tasmania, has received news of the death of her mother, Mrs. Kelly, widow of the late Lieutenant-General T. Conningham ...

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  39. WINDSOR VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE.

    The annual meeting of the Windsor Volunteer Fire Brigade was held at the Windsor School o[?] Arts on Saturday right, when Mr. H. D. Macrossan, M.L.A., occupied the chair, and th[?] ...

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  40. BELOW THE RANGE.

    A successful euchre party and dance was held at the Alexandra Hall on Wednesday evening in aid of the Roman Catholic Church Building Fund. The gathering ...

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  41. AUSTRALIAN CADETS

    The first of the Commonwealth ca[?]ets to receive the trophy and medals awarded to the successful teams in the senior cadet competitions were presented with the ...

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  42. Stott and Underwood College.

    The students of the Stott and Underwood Business College gave an enjoyable and successful concert in the Albert Hall on Saturday night, the occassion being the distribution of the prizes ...

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  43. MURGON STATE SCHOOL.

    The annual picnic and prize distribution of the State school took place on Friday, and the children and their friends spent a pleasant day. In the ...

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  44. Livingstone Centenary Exhibition.

    As March 13, 1913, wil be the centenary of the birth of David Livingstone, the Congregationalists of Queensland have decided to commemorate the event by holding a Missionary ...

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  45. BUNGIL SHIRE COUNCIL.

    The monthly meeting of the Bungil Shire Council was held on Thursday. There were present: Counsillors Hoskin (Chairman), Thrupp, Stevenson, Lalor, and the clerk (D. Ross). The ...

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  46. CRICKET IN ADELAIDE.

    Intermittent showers fell throughout Saturday. The pitches were in bad condition. One match, University v. East Torrens, could not be played. Adelaide, ...

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  47. GOLD STORAGE

    Mr. T. Reginald Crisp, signature clerk of the head office of the Savings Bank, Collins-street, states that [?]he has been paid "750,000" by an American syndicate for ...

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  48. A Burpengary Cabbage

    Some time ago "New Chum," writing to the "Courier" from Burpengary, gave some interesting information as to the fertility of the [?] lands of that district, making special ...

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  49. BEAUDESERT ITEMS.

    The output of the Logan and Albert Cooperative Butter Factory for November totalled 53[?] tons, an increase of 19 tons on the previous month, and 2[?]¾ tons on ...

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  50. Royal Geographical Socleiy.

    The monthly meeting of the Royal Geographical Society will be held to-night in the rooms, Public Library Building, William-street, Brisbane, when Dr. ...

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  51. ORGANISING FARMERS.

    [?] branch of the Logan and Albert Farners' Union was formed at Laravale on Tuesday. Mr. John Hodgson was elected president. ...

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  52. LISMORE COUNCIL.

    The municipal by-election for the vacany caused by the de[?]th of Mr. Morton took place [?]esterday and resulted: J. [?] Smith, 411; Norman Sydney, 257; informal, 21. The result was ...

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