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NORTH AFRICA.
Owing to a fresh rebellion among the S[?]ussi tribesmen, fomented by Turkish and German funds, and the smuggling of Copying Dept., strictly private. ...
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"CUURIER" PATRIOTIC FUNDS.
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WHO VALUED THE VOTE?
A return which has been compiled, and which was made available yesterday, amplifies the figures which recently appeared in the "Courier" concerning the ...
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GRETNA TRAIN DISASTER.
At the inquest into the death of the victims of the train collision at Quinton Hill, near Gretna, Carlisle, on May 22, the coroner's jury returned a verdict of ...
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SOUTH AFRICAN FORCE.
The Government of South Africa is communicating with the Imperial Government with reference to bending a South African Contingent to Europe. Many disbanded ...
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PADDY'S MARKET FETE.
The financial part of the fete held last Saturday at Clayfield was a great success. In forwarding a cheque for £718/12/, the hon. secretary, Paddy's ...
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A REBEL SENTENCED.
Rocco De Villiers, who was one of the most prominent of the Orange free State rebels has been sentenced to four years' imprisonment and a line of £500. ...
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FIRES.
At 3.30 this morning a four-roomed house and kitchen in Millchester-road was destroyed by fire. The building, which was unoccupied, was owned by Mrs ...
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AEROPLANE FUND ENTERTAINTAINMENT.
Saturday progress is reported in connection with the entertainment to be given in aid of the aeroplane fund in the Centennial Hall next Tuesday evening. ...
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GERMAN SOUTH-WEST AFRICA.
It is officially announced that General Botha, in command of the South African Union troops, in Cicinuin bouth-west Africa, has occupied Kalkfeld, on the ...
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THE BOWEN BRIDGE STATE SCHOOL.
Since the outbreak of the war the sum of £38/18/7 has been received from the Bowen Bridge State School, as fellows: Belgian Fund, weekly contributions, ...
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A GERMAN STATION CAPTURED.
A force from the Belgian Congo has captured the German station at Kissejries, north-eastwards of Kiva, in German East Africa, after destroying the adjacent ...
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WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS.
Owing to the illness of Mr. Eglinton there will be no astronomical lecture or demonstration at the Atdencraig observatory to-night or to-morrow night. Mr. ...
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GERMAN INSOLENCE.
The Berlin "Ne[?]este Nachrichten," commenting upon the recent vovage of a German submarine to the Dardanelles, warns America that in the event of her ...
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
On Saturday, July 3, a musical and dramatic entertainment will be given in the Albert Hall by members of the Past Pupils' Association of the Central ...
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COUNTRY MOVEMENTS.
A well attended meeting of the committee appointed to work up the ball on 26th instant, and the spoits on 30th instant, in aid of the local branch of the ...
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SEIZURE OF FOODSTUFFS.
The Prize Court at Hamburg has ordered the confiscation of the foodstuffs destined for England and South Africa, which were found on board the seized ...
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A SNAPPER DISH.
Yesterday we received a Staffordshire China snapper dish to be disposed of for the benefit of the wounded soldiers from Mrs. Austen, Balgownie, Ipswich-road, ...
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TRAVELLING KITCHENS.
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SOCKS, BOOKS, AND QUOITS.
Parcels of books and magazines were yesterday received from Mr. Bert. Stewart, East Brisbane, and Mr. Denis O'Connor. A set of quoits came to hand ...
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SUBMARINE PIRACY.
A German submarine sunk seven fishing boats off the Shetland Isles last night. Nineteen men of the crews were rescued. ...
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SINGLETS FOR SOLDIERS.
As the result of a concert held recently by Mrs. Harry Reeve in the Albert Hall a sum of £28 was realised. Half of this amount—[?]14—has been devoted to the ...
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AMERICAN IMPORTERS.
Great Britain lifts granted a further extension of time to American importers to get goods which were contracted for before Match 1 out of Germany. No date is ...
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TOBACCO FOR TROOPS.
Full advantage continues to be taken of the opportunity afforded by the "Courier" of the sending by relatives and friends of gifts of tobacco to our ...
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MR. ANSTEY'S RESIGNATION.
A special meeting of the Central Executive of the P.L.C. was held this evening to considor Mr. Anstey'a resignation. Several Labour members were in ...
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SALVAGE OF THE EMDEN.
The Minister for Defence stated to-day that several tenders had been received by the Naval Office for the salvage of the Holden. ...
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"OLD ORKNEY'S" OFFER.
There was no further reply yesterday, to "Old Orkney's" offer in connection with the supply of a travelling kitchen for the 25th Battalion. The fund at ...
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POSITION OF SWEDEN.
A cable message from Petrograd published on Wednesday stated that several Russian newspapers were uneasy as to the possibility of Sweden declaring war on ...
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"THE FLAG OF FREEDOM."
No response was received yesterday to the offer to inscribe on "The Flag of Freedom" the names of donors of £1 upwards to this special fund. To date about 70 ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LIBERALS
At a meeting of the Opposition held yesterday the Hon. A. H. Peake, who has just been elected for Alexandra, chosen for the leadership of the Opposition. Sir Richard Butle, who ...
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THE NURSES.
Within a few days 15 nurses are to leave Queensland for the scene of operations at the Dardanelles. For the purpose of their equipment the defence authorities allow a ...
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A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
An important question of [?] cussed in the Legislature Assembly yesterday. The Legislature Council had requested that Mr. Hutch[?]son (Minister for Agriculture) should ...
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BILLIARDS.
In the billiard match of 18,000 up between Melbourne Inman and George Gray following were the score's at the close of last night's play:— ...
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THE PREMIER'S RETURN.
The Premier (Hon T. J. Ryan), who has been visiting Melbourne, is expected to return to Brisbane to-night. ...
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"THE STENOGRAPHER GIRL."
For the comic opera, "The Stenographer Girl," which is to be staged it the Tivoli Theatre on July 31. for a run of six nights, Mr. Fred. Monument has the ...
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LATE COMMERCIAL.
ADELAIDE, June 25.—There are no changes to report in breadstuffs. Chaff in dull, with an casier market although prices of £11 to £11/1/ on trucks at Mile End are not altered. For ...
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The Tariff.
Mr. Tudor (Minister for Trade and Customs), discussing the tariff question this afternoon, said he expressed to introduce it in the House of Representatives ...
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Death of ex-Government Architect.
Mr. J. Clark, a well-known architect, died to-day at his residence at St. Kilda (our Melbourne correspondent wired last night). He was in the 78th year, and ...
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NEW FARM GIRLS' ENTERTAINMENT.
A number of New Farm married ladies who so sucessfully conducted the recent doll fete have volunteered to decorate the South Brisbane Technical College Hall ...
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SUCCESSFUL CONCERT AT THE GIRLS' CENTRAL SCHOOL.
The girls of the Central State School gave a very enjoyable concert in aid of the Belgian Fund at their breaking-up. gathering yesterday. The entertainment ...
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