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  2. BOY SCOUTS MISSING.

    A good deal of uneasiness is felt regarding the safety of a party of Boy Scouts who left here last Saturday for a holiday trek on the Blackdown Tableland, on Exhibition Range, 25 miles ...

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  3. NARROW ESCAPE.

    An exciting experience befell the crew of the launch Merry[?] while on their way to Amity Point yesterday morning, the boat striking a buoy off ...

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  4. HONGKONG FIRE.

    The Hongkong Hotel was totally destroyed by fire on New Year's Day. Enormous damage was done, the conflagration being unparalleled during ...

    Article : 434 words
  5. GOODS TRAINS COLLIDE.

    A railway accident occurred at Woombye railway station at about 2.15 this morning, when a special train crashed into then rear of a long Brisbane-bound goods train which was standing ...

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  6. TOLL OF THREE.

    After lingering for almost three months, Thomas Braithwaite, the young man who was so severely burned in the fatality at Toogoolawah, on ...

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  7. SURF'S TOLL.

    While bathing about five miles from Cowes yesterday, Miss Joyce Colley and Mr. Charles Jones, who were holiday making, were swept to sea by the ...

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  8. "BLOWN OUT."

    The year 1925 was literally blown out in the year's worst gale. Vast areas in Britain and the Continent are flooded. The position is so serious ...

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  9. HONOURS LIST.

    The New Year's honours list creates two new peers. Sir Ernest Pollock, Master of the Rolls, has been made a Baron, and the Irish peer Baron Oranmore and ...

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  10. DAMAGE IN ENGLAND.

    Yesterday's gale was followed last night by an 85-mile an hour hurricane and intense thunderstorms in London and elsewhere. Much minor damage was done, ...

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  11. NEW SERUM.

    What is claimed to be a new efficacious serum for tuberculosis has been discovered by Dr. E. Henty Smallpage, of Macquarie-street. The serum is at ...

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  12. BIG BUSH BLAZE.

    Strenuous efforts are being made by a large band of fire-fighters in the Tynong district to save the township from destruction by a bush fire, which ...

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  13. DIED IN BATHS.

    New Year's Day did not pass without tragic happenings in Toowoomba. One death happened shortly before noon, at the City Swimming Baths. Leslie ...

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  14. NEW ZEALANDERS INCLUDED.

    The New Year's honours list includes the following New Zealanders:- G.C.M.G. Sir James Allen, High Commissioner. ...

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  15. MT. MORGAN MINE.

    Much speculation and uneasiness exists in regard to the position at Mt. Morgan. Since the disastrous happenings of last ...

    Article : 611 words
  16. DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

    A sensational double tragedy occurred this morning on the Rookingham-road, near the Henderson Naval Base, when Aq[?]line Navarro ...

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  17. RUMANIAN THRONE.

    The Crown Prince, Charles, has renounced his succession to the throne and all his prerogatives as a member of the Royal family. The ...

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  18. THE RECIPIENTS.

    The Right Hon. Andrew Graham Murray, Baron Dunedin of Stenton, P.C., G.C.V.O., K.C., who has been created a Viscount, is the son of the late Thomas ...

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  19. MAN INJURED.

    Between 7 and 8 o'clock last night George Lowe (aged about 48 years, storeman) was knocked down by a motor car in the vicinity of the overbridge near ...

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  20. ADELAIDE FIRE.

    All the fire appliances of the Adelaide and four suburban stations attended a fire which gave promise of developing into an unusually serious outbreak at East ...

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  21. WET NEW YEAR.

    Following on light showers that fell last evening, the New Year was ushered in with a very heary downpour which continued for some time. ...

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  22. TRAGIC STORY.

    The Geneva correspondent of the "Daily Express" tells a tragic story of 48 surgical operations performed on Albert Froidevaux, a one-time member of the ...

    Article : 118 words
  23. YOUTH SHOT.

    A pea-rifle accident, which resulted in Albert Nickerson, a youth, receiving a bullet wound over his right eye, and marred the pleasure of a party of youths ...

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  24. IRAQ TROUBLE.

    The diplomatic correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" discloses that according to most reliable estimates 50,000 Turkish troops are now in the vicinity ...

    Article : 164 words
  25. BRUTAL MURDER.

    Patrick King (58), a Boer War veteran, was found brutally assaulted in a back street on the waterfront on New Year's Eve, and died in the Hobart Public ...

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  26. IN TEN DAYS.

    Colonel Reynolds, who arrived in Melbourne yesterday from England, says that in two years at most Australia will have a 10-day aeroplane passenger service ...

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  27. ACTION URGED.

    It was announced at the annual meeting of the Cribb Island Progress Association yesterday that a petition was to be presented to the Town Clerk of the ...

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  28. FRENCH FINANCE.

    Further details of M. Doumer's financial proposals show that he intends to provide an autonomous fund to redeem the public debt, to be administered by a ...

    Article : 137 words
  29. FATAL BRAWL.

    Arising out of an affray at South Melbourne last night, as a result of which Thomas Jackson died, at the City Court this morning Horace Herbert Sayers (24), ...

    Article : 142 words
  30. CAR OVERTURNS.

    A motor car going to Cribb Island was rounding a bend in the road near the Nudgee waterhole, about 11.30 p.m. on Thursday when apparently it ran off the ...

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  31. YOUTH INJURED.

    Francis Patrick Malone (14), whose father is the station-master at Bald Hills, was knocked down by a motor car yesterday afternoon as he was crossing a ...

    Article : 148 words
  32. JAPAN'S FOREIGN TRADE.

    Japan's foreign trade in 1925 officially totalled approximately 4,871,000,000 yens (about £487,100,000). The imports were 2,568,000,000 yen (£256,800,000), and ...

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  33. CAR OVERTURNS.

    At 6.30 to-day, when a motor car containing six persons, who were returning from the Buchan Caves, was travelling down Melville's Hill, two miles from ...

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  34. SETTLEMENT PROBABLE.

    An early settlement of the strike of the crews of the bay steamers and tugs of the Brisbane Tug Company is probable. It is expected that the men will ...

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  35. JANUARY VOTE PASSED.

    After an all night sitting the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies passed the January Vote on Account. The measure frequently went to and [?] between the ...

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  36. SPEAKING TO THE WORLD.

    The radio world will launch the New Year—Friday night—with the most elaborate attempt yet made to bring all the earth in speaking distance. From New ...

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  37. LAW ABIDING DRAYTON.

    Mr. T. R. Roberts, M.L.A. for East Toowoomba, has been advised by the Home Secretary's Department that, with reference to a petition from residents of ...

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  38. FATAL FALL.

    Elsie May Curtain (25), married, of Surry Hills, fell a distance of about 60ft. over a cliff near the Brighton Boulevarde, North Bondi, this morning, and was killed. ...

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  39. PIPE BAND CONTEST.

    The border Caledonian Society's annual gathering was held in dull, but almost fine weather. The £100 pipe band contest caused considerable interest, Bundaberg ...

    Article : 97 words
  40. SHOCKING INJURIES.

    William Hollingar (16) was oiling shafting in the basement of a flour mill at Temora, when his right shirt sleeve was caught by a revolving shaft. He was ...

    Article : 74 words
  41. CHINESE TURMOIL.

    Considerable comment has been aroused by the fact that General Lu Chen W[?] was not arrested for killing General Hen Shu-Cheng Lu, who was stated to be a ...

    Article : 67 words
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