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HUGE APPROPRIATION.
A Bill was introduced and passed through all stages in the Legislative Assembly yesterday providing for an appropriation for the present financial year of £23,041,333 (£10,680,734 from consolidated revenue, £6,845,167 from trust and special funds, and £5,515,432 from loan funds). ...
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MONSIGNOR FOUHY.
The Right Rev. Monsignor D. Fouhy, the venerable parish priest of Toowoomba, who had been ailing for some time, passed away in St. Vincent's Hospital at 11.55 ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MOROCCO IN 1908.
When I knew Morocco in 1908 it was quite untouched by civilisation (writes Doris Arthur Jones in the "London Daily Chronicle"). Within a stone's throw of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BRAIN FOOD.
Sir Henry Gauvain recently gave an important piece of new evidence to that which now exists about the influence of sunlight on human health. He declared, ...
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ACID IN APPLES.
Piece by piece knowledge of the more important food crops is being acquired by science and placed at the disposal of the industry to give it a chance to grow and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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OBITUARY.
A very interesting personality, in the person of Mr. Warren K. Jones, of Maryborough, was removed by death last week. The late Mr. Jones, who had reached ...
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IN THE MANDATED TERRITORY OF NEW GUINEA.
[?]ners of the "Duk Duk," a W[?]y dressed "clan" in the Rabaul district of New Guinea. W. M'Lachlan photo. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BOWEN'S NEW CRANE.
The erection of the electrical coal crane at Bowen has been completed by the Harbours and Rivers Department. on behalf of the Bowen Harbour Board. It was obtained from Messrs. Stothart and Pitt, of Bath, England, and has a capacity of 20 tons, with two jennies. Current will be obtained from the Bowen Council's power house. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SANDGATE FAIR.
The annual fair on behalf of funds for the Church of England took place on October 9 and 10. The takings amounted approximately to £200. The rector, the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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JAPANESE NAVAL AIMS.
An analysis of the present state of the Japanese navy shows, without doubt, that those responsible for the country's naval policy have concentrated all their thought ...
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SOVIET TREASURES.
In the museum of the Soviet Union, says a Moscow message, are stored great treasures of jewels collected by the Tsars in the course of centuries, including the ...
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MEET OF THE BRISBANE HUNT CLUB AT GOODNA (ABOUT 1892).
Left to right: R. B. Howard, A. F[?]r, Miss Carlie Yaldwyn (Mrs. Dedley White), Jack Alexander, M. B. Goggs, Ernest Baynes, E. G. Echlin (M.F.H.), Thos. O'Brien, F. W. M'Gill, Mrs. Adolph Feez,—White, Hon. C. H. E. Lambart,—Townley, W. J. Watson. The grey horses on the extreme left were in M. B. Goggs's waggonette. In front of it was Dr. Schole's vehicle, and P. L. Cardew and A. W. Dowall may be seen in the background. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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