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Advertising
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SHIPPING.
September 27,—[?]OO[?]A, 3[?]39 tons (Captain W. [?]. C, Firth), from Sydney and me[?]urne. Passengers: Mesdam[?] James, Fowler (2), [?]ington, Lovergrove, R[?]kin, Ward, Ripley, ...
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RUNAWAY ENGINE.
An extraordinary railway accident occurred between Binalong and Harden on Saturday night, and resuited in the death of the driver and fireman of a ...
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FACTS FOR ELECTORS.
HOURS OF POLLING: 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. (NOT 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M., AS WITH THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS). ...
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A Demand for Economy.
After saying definitely there is not even a pretence of economy in the Federal Budget, except in respect to defence, one of the all[?]important ...
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Changeable Weather.
Mr. J. Camming Ogg writes: Sir,— According to calculated charts, a period is now being catered when the weather locally will pro[?]ably prove rather ...
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Family Notices
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Population of New South Wales.
The Government Statistician of New South Wales (Mr. H. A Smith) has issued a return showing the estimated population of New South Wales on June ...
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A LEVY TO REBOUND ON THE WORKERS.
No [?]ruth of political economy is more certain than that heavy taxation and a levy on available capital operate to the starvation of industry and the reduction ...
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THE PRICE OF COAL.
A Royal Commission has been appointed by the Federal Government to inquire into and to fix the price of coal. All coal sold from to-day will be sold ...
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A Plea for Serbia.
"war Eagle" writes: Sir,—Alter hearing Miss Flora sandes speak on the above subject at the recent Centennial Hall lectures, one feels that all those ...
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MAIN ROADS BOARD.
A Melbourne telegram published in the "Courier" a week ago announced that Mr. John R. Kemp, C.E., who occupies the position of Enginner to the Country ...
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RENTS AND HOUSES.
When the Fair Rents Bill was introduced in the Legislative Assembly we warned the Government that it would not only discourage the building of houses, but ...
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Oversea Cargo Dispute.
[?]epresentatives of the Steamship Owners and Waterside Employers' Association and the Brisbane branch of the Waterside Workers' Federation will meet ...
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The Badak Failure.
Further advices received by mail by the management of the Badak tin mine (says the Melbourne "Age") put a very serious complexion on the representations made ...
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MISHAP TO PRIE MINISTER.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) this morning met with an accident which was fortunately not attended by serious consequences. He was riding with a member of ...
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TELEPHONISTS' WAGES.
During tha hearing of a plaint in the Arbitration Court to-day, in which the Commonwealth general division of the Telephone Officers' Association is seeking ...
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The Roma Oil Bore.
For some days past the operations at the Roma bore have aimed at the control and shutting off of the escaping gas. Inquiry was made at the Mines ...
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RANGE OF THE HOOKWORM.
"Our experience in Queensland has convinced us that tropical disease problems in Australia, are entirely surmountable. That is to say, they can be controlled to ...
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Tobacco Prices.
Discassing the matter of increased charges for tobacco, the Commissioner of Prices (Mr. Fihelly) yesterday referred to the positton in New South Wales. ...
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SUN, MOON, AND TIDE.
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The Butter Inquiry.
In connection with the contemplated inquiry by the Commissioner of Prices into the cost of the production of butter, Mr. Ferry has now received an ...
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MAILS OUTWARD.
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The Brisbane Courier.
Weather forecast for the metropolitan area for to-day:—Cloudy and cool, with an occasional light shower. Moderate to fresh south-east wind. Maximum ...
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44-HOUR WEEK.
His Honour Jud[?]e Beeby is to begin to-morrow the inquiry into the question of the 44-hour week and its e[?]ct upon industry. ...
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Recent Visit of the Fleet.
The Naval Board on behalf of the Royal Australlian Navy, expresses to all bodies and individuals concerned its appreciation for the kindness and ...
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SYDNEY STONEMASONS.
The Stonemasons' Union to-day decided to withdraw its a[?]liation from the New South Wales Labour Council. This action has been taken in consequence of ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
All letters, news items, and other contributions intended for publication should be addr[?]sed to the Editor. Every letter must be accompanied by the came ...
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Salvation Army and Gambling.
The following motion was carried by the congregation of the Ipswich branch of the Salvation Army on Sunday night: "That, in the opinion of this meeting, ...
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Sugar Mill at Pimpama Island.
On Saturday afternoon the recently erected sugar mill was opened at Pimpama Island. The mill, which was formerly known as the Nerang Ccntral ...
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BROKEN HILL TRIBUNAL.
Owing to a misapprehension regarding the date of the resumption of the sittings the representatives of the employees were not present when the Broken, ...
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FEDERAL MINISTRY OF HEALTH
Consideration is now being given by the Federal Ministry to the recommendations of the Brisbane Medical Congress in favour of a Federal Ministry of Health, ...
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Telephone Exchange for South Brisbane.
At a meeting of the South Brisbane City Council yesterday a letter was received from the Federal member for Oxloy (Mr. J. G. Bayley, M.H.R.) in which he ...
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Export of Dairy Produce.
The dairy produce inspection branch of the Department of Trade and Customs advises that the following quantity of dairy produce was graded at Brisbane for ...
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WAGES DISPUTE.
Owing to a dispute over wages the quarrymen employed at the Kandos cement works, near Mudgee, struck work this morning. About 300 employees are ...
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Central District Fruit Culture.
Mr. G. Williams (assistant instructor in fruit culture) has returned to Brisbane from a tour of the North Coast districts as far as Yeppoon. He also visited ...
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MOTHER AND CHILD INJURED.
mrs. Garbett, wife of a selector near Augathelia, whilst driving into that town with her baby on Saturday evening, was, with the baby, thrown from the sulky. ...
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SYDNEY BUSINESS MAN'S DEATH.
Mr James Chal[?]ers, one of the managing directors of Farmer and Co., Ltd., passed away suddenly this morning at his residence at Darling Point. He was ...
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Memorial on Gallipoli.
It is reported (says the "Sydney Morning Herald") that the Gallipoli War Memorial Committee has in view the erection of a memorial obelisk on an ...
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AUSTRALIA WEEK.
Credit means more to Australia now than it ever meant before, and our credit depends to a very large extent upon our willingness to increase our production and ...
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KILLED BY MOTOR BUS.
Norman Charles Robson, [?] years of age, was run over and killed by a motor bus at Townsville to-day. ...
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