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GOOD RAIN. FALLS IN THE WEST.
"To-day's observations show two depressions of slight intensity, one between the far north coast and New Guinca, apparently statienary; the ...
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DRUG TRAFFIC. LEAGUE DEFENDED.
Lord Robert Cecil, replying to representative Porter, stated that he entirely agreed with Mr. Porter concerning the evils of the drug traffic, and though he ...
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MINE DISASTER.
Cadman, one of [?] five Pensnett entombed miners, has been rescued in an exhausted condition. During Saturday night he tramped workings waist deep in water. ...
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CRUEL HOAX.
Mr. Charles George Hildebrand (of Le[?]uru-Avenue, Canlfield, hire motor car driver) called at the office of the Criminal Investigation Branch to-day, and ...
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HOBSON'S BAY.
Four mental cases were among the immigrants on the Hobson's Bay, which arrived here yesterday. Two of the patients had to be taken from the ship. It was ...
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UNIFORM GAUGE.
Finality was reached by the Federal Cabinet to-day on the proposals relating to finance and to the unification of railway gauges, which will be discussed at ...
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PRICE OF BUTTER.
The price of butter in Wellington has been reduced by 1d. per lb., the retail price of standard brands being now [?]9 per lb. ...
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PLUERO OUT BREAK.
The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Jenkins) stated to-day that the report of outbreaks of pleuro-pneumonia among cattle which had been traced to Queensland ...
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ALDERMAN IN COURT.
As a sequel to an incident at a recent meeting of the Town Council, Alderman J. J. Connelly appeared in the [?]al Police Court on Thursday, charged with ...
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SHAKESPEARE'S WORKS.
A feature of the Shakespeare birthday luncheon at Stratford on Avon in connection with an endowment scheme for a Stratford memorial theatre was a message ...
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STATEMENT REFUTED.
Strong protests have been made in Tasmania against the probable decision of the Federal Cabinet nut to exempt Tasmania from the provisions of the ...
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FEDERAL CAPITAL.
As the tenders received for the carrying out of the second section of the sewerage system in the Federal capital territory ot Canberra were considered ...
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
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"JOB CONTROL."
Both sides in the dispute between the Australian Institute of Marine E[?] and the Commonwealth [?]e of [?]teamers, relative to the manning of the ...
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SIR GEORGE FULLER
The Earl of Derby has arranged for a special interview with Sir George Fuller to-morrow in reference to Sir George Fuller's representations regarding the ...
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MR. GEOFFREY HARMSWORTH AT TOOWOOMBA.
The visitor it standing between (Mr. H.L. Groom and Mrs. Groom, with Mr. Geo Groom, a Melbourne journalist, who was associated with the late Lord ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Harry Lauder Season.
The box plans for the Harry Lauder season, which will begin at His Majesty's Theatre next Tuesday, will be opened at Paling's this morning at 9.30. There are ...
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LORD CARSON.
The Ulster Unionist, Council has decided to erect a statue of Lord Carson. [?]Baron Carson (Right Honourable Sir Edward Henry Carson, P.C., L.L.D.) was ...
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LOVERS' TRAGEDY.
A man and a woman, both with bullet wounds in the head, were found by a gamekeeper sitting dead in a motor car in a lonely spot near Blandford, in Dorset. ...
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GEOLOGY OF QUEENSLAND.
"A Queensland Geological Pot Pourri" was the appropriate title of a lecture delivered by the Chief Government Geologist (Mr. B. Dunstan) at the monthly ...
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AN AUSTRALIAN PICTURE.
Miss Grace Joel is exhibiting the oil painting "Sympathy," at the Salon des Artistes Francais, Paris. ...
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ENGLAND AND HOME.
The Prince of Wales, at the St. George's Day banquet at the Guildhall, in proposing the toast of " England," said that the word suggested different ...
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SHOP BREAKING.
[?]isa Maller pleaded guilty in the Criminal Court to-day to a charge of having broken into the shop of Alexander Haddon (of North Melbourne) at various ...
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MISSING YACHT.
The Western Pacific High Commissioner's yacht Ranadi is three days overdue from Auckland. The Pioneer is searching for the missing vessel. ...
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GREGORY NORTH RABBIT BOARD.
The drought has been responsible for a marked decrease in the number of rabbits along the fences controlled by the Gregory North Rabbit Board and ...
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WOOL MARKET.
The tops market shows a slightly better tone, but business is limited. ...
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SOUTHPORT FLOWER SHOW.
The tenth annual chrysanthemum and autumn flower show of the Southport Chamber of Commerce was held at the School of Arts yesterday afternoon. All ...
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EMPIRE TRADE.
The Lord Mayor of London, presiding at a meeting of the Empire Development Union at the Mansion House, said that all classes ought to combine to make the ...
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PROPOSED S.A. APPOINTMENT.
It is probable that Mr. R. R. Stuckey, at present Public Actuary, will be appointed Under Secretary to the Treasurer, to succeed Mr. H. M. Peacock, ...
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SOUTHERN CONDITIONS.
Light though welcome rain has occurred at several towns in the fat north-west, and rain was still falling at Hungerford at 9 a.m. Tibooburra (41 points) had the best ...
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THE PASSING OF THE LESSEE.
Sir,—I have appended hereto a list of leases of first-class country in this district shortly falling due, and I have set these out in columns with the ...
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BRITISH TRAWLER.
Advices have been received that the Soviet authorities have confiscated the British trawler James Johnson, and ordered that skipper to be detained for a ...
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Bunchy Top in Bananas.
For some time the Departments of Agriculture in Queensland and NewSouth Wales have been considering an alleged cure for bunchy top in bananas, ...
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WOULD-BE IMMIGRANTS
The Victorian migration applications have now exceeded 5,000 families. ...
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DEAR CONTRACT.
The report of the Public Service Commissioner (Mr. M-Farlane), who inquired into the cement contract entered into with the Portland Co. by the Dooley ...
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UNIQUE CASE.
In the action brought in the King's Bench Division, in which Mrs. Gray claimed damages from Muriel Gee, a wealthy spinster, for enticing her husband, ...
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Toowong Lighting.
The question of electric light is a very acute one in Toowong at present, and the deadlock which has arisen between the council and the Tramway Trust is causing uch concern among ...
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Retirement of Indian Army Officers.
Following is a copy of a further communication regarding the retirement of officers of the Indian Army which has been received by his Excellency the Governor-General from his ...
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Radio Broadcast.
The weekly broadcast conducted by the Queensland Wireless Institute last evening was enjoyed by all listeners-in. Through the generosity of three members ...
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