In connection with the murder of Mr. Jordan, the New Zealand business man, and that of Mr. Alfred Brown, an official in the Ministry of Education, it has ...
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Article : 106 wordsAlderman William Taylor, one of the seven candidates nominated by the Councils as a member to serve on the Fire Brigades Board, has died since the voting ...
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Article : 94 wordsMajor One Lees, the British Polar explorer, ha[?] climbed to the summit of Fuji-Yama [?]ountain. He is the first European to [?]ach the top. ...
Article : 84 wordsAt a meeting of the Wide Bay Divisional Council, a P.P.U. reorganisation scheme was agreed upon. In accordance with the altered boundaries of the Federal ...
Article : 79 wordsThe Premier (Mr. Dooley), speaking at Drummoyne to-night, said that the Ministry has decided in send a Special Commissioner to the United States to ...
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Article : 74 wordsThe State Orchestra arrived from New Zealand this morning by the steamer Maheo. Mr. Gravestock (mannager of the orchestra) said to-night that despite ...
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The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), Tue 21 Feb 1922, Page 7
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