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  2. UNDIAN NAVY.

    His Excellency the Viceroy (Lord Reading), addressing the Council of State, asked the legislature to have a little further patience regarding the ...

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  3. GOLF.

    "Generous, and gracious as a giver, with his hand always in his pocket, has been your president, Mr. George Brown." So remarked the vice-president of the ...

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  4. HALF-CROWNFUND

    The half-crown fund Initiated by the "Courier" to assist the Queensland Ladies' Amateur Swimming Association to send representatives to the Australian ...

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  5. 44-HOUR ACT.

    A deputation representing the Metal Trades Employees' Association waited on the Minister for Labour (Mr. Baddeley) to-day and suggested that he might well ...

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  6. ROWING.

    The sole selector and coach of the Tasmanian crew which is to compete in the King's Cup Race at Brisbane on May 1 announced his preliminary selection of ...

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  7. CHILD ATTACKED.

    A story of an encounter with an eagle which swooped through the window of a group settler's home a few miles from Manjimuen, and attacked a six months old ...

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  8. LAMPEH MINES.

    Following the receipt of the cabled report which caused a sensation on the Stock Exchange yesterday, by Mr. Gordon Peacock to the directors of the ...

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  9. AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

    "The 1926 Australasian truck and field games championships are to be held in Brisbane under the auspices of the association during August next. For historic ...

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  10. TRIPLE MURDER.

    Mrs. Ellen Hart, who cut the throats of her three children at Kaikorai, lost November, has been acquitted on the ground of insanity, and committed to a ...

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  11. RECORD PASSED.

    Delegates from all the States except Tasmania attended the annual conference of the Amateur Swimming Union of Australia to-day. Mr. J. Taylor (New South ...

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  12. VICTORIAN CREW.

    The interstate selector and coach, Mr. Charles Donald, has completed the Victorian interstate, rowing crew, as follows: —B. W. Holtham, 10.10 (Hawthorn), ...

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  13. COMMENTS IN BRITAIN.

    Mr, Archibald [?]urd, writing in the "Daily Telegraph," commenting on Lord Reading's announcement of an Indian Navy, says that it marks no ...

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  14. BIG PROFITS.

    A correspondent calling himself "A Turned Worm" writes in the "Daily Telegraph," complaining of the big profits which butchers extract from Australian ...

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  15. SPANISH FLYERS.

    After a short preliminary flight to test the engines, the Spanish Transatlantic flyers hopped off at 7.21 this morning for Buenos Ayres. ...

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  16. By "BLADE."

    A meeting of the Metropolitan District Committee has been called for next Monday, evening at the Commercial Rowing Club's boathouse. As the business to be ...

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  17. CONSPIRACY CHARGE.

    Au unusual case came before Judge Edwarde, at the Quarter Sessions to-day, when Edmund Christie (45, cook) and Henry Brott (33, working jeweller) were ...

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  18. DEATH IN FLAT.

    Following on the death of Caroline Ethel May Alexander at, Darlinghurst on Sunday last, detectives have made a third arrest. Before Mr. Laldlaw, in the Central ...

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  19. FAMOUS SCULPTOR.

    After an absence from Australia of about 25 years, Sir Beltram Mackennal, accompanied by Lady Mackennal, passed through Fremantle yesterday aboard the ...

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  20. FEDERAL ROADS GRANT.

    Much interest continues to be displayed over the decision of the South Australian Government not to particiapte in the suggested Federal grant of £20,000. ...

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  21. PLAY AT HAMILTON.

    A large number of members and visitors were playing on the Royal Queensland course at Hamilton yesterday. The appreciation of the tour new holes, 6th, ...

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  22. BISHOP IRVING COOPER.

    Bishop Irving Cooper, regionary primate of the Liberal Catholic Church in the United States, who arrived at Fremantle by the Otranto on a lecturing [?]our, which ...

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  23. THE BROOKWAY CUP.

    The competition for the Brookway Cup will take place on Saturday, Starch, 13. Entries from Secondary Girls' Schools, must be forwarded to Dr. A. B. Brockway ...

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  24. VICTORIOUS YACHTSMEN.

    Tired out by a long journey, but elated at their success, twenty-four members of the crews of the skiffs Victor, Chapee, and Lily returned by the Sydney, mill ...

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  25. ROUND AUSTRALIA.

    Mrs. Million Bell, who, with her 11-yearold daughter, is touring Australia in a car, left Melbourne for Adelaide this afternoon. From Adelaide she will return home ...

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  26. LARGE ESTATES.

    It was learned to-day that the Ministry does not propose to bring on a Bill this session to prevent the aggregation of large estates. However, it is ...

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  27. MIGRATION SCHEMES.

    Thirty-five families will depart to Australia under the auspices of the Methodist Brotherhood and the Migration Department of the Presbyterian Church. These ...

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  28. ARTIFICIAL WOOL.

    The Berlin correspondent of Fair child's "Textile Bulletin" says that the appearance of Italian artificial wool has stimulated German rayon manufactureres ...

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  29. BIG SUBSCRIBER.

    Among recent subscriptions to the 5¼ per cent. Commonwealth Loan for £5,100,000 for the States was one of £250,000 by the British Tobacco Company ...

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  30. SEAT VACATED.

    When the South Grafton municipal elections were held recently, Aldermnn Joseph R[?]id was on his way to New Zealand, but he was re-elected during his ...

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  31. DIVINE AID SOUGHT.

    The Legislative Council has selected February 22, George Washington's birthday, as a day for prayer throughout the nation for Phillippine independence. All ...

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  32. STILL RAGING.

    Bush fires are still raging in the Wagga district. Already between 2000 and 3000 sheep have been burned at Jerildene. ...

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  33. TRAGEDY FEARED.

    A pally of file men, who set out in October last to musler cattle in the Martin's Bay district of the Sounds region, in thp South Island, hine not returned. The ...

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  34. AN EVEN MATCH.

    There was a peculiar occurrence at the Quirindi races to-day. In the Flying Handicap there were two starters, and the betting was 7 to 4 on Ballante and ...

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  35. QUEENSLAND CAMERA CLUB.

    The monthly meeting of the Queensland Camera Club, the first this year, was held in Y.M.C.A. Building, Edward-street, on Tuesday, the president (Mr. R. L. Higgins) ...

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  36. BRIAND'S ULTIMATUM.

    The long drawn out financial debate in the Chamber of Deputies has at length led the Prime Minister (M. Briand) to endeavour to end a virtual deadlock by a ...

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  37. CAR'S NARROW ESCAPE

    Heavy showers extinguished practically, all the serious bush fires in the Dandenong Ranges, although the embers in the forest are smouldering in sonic districts, ...

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  38. PACIFIC CABLE BOARD.

    Negotiations are still pending between the Postmaster-General (Mr. Murphy) and other members of the Pacific Cable Board. It is understood that it is the ...

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  39. TO MARRY PLAY. WRIGHT.

    The Countess of Catheart, who figured with the Earl of Clinch, in two English divorce cases, her own and his, was detained aboard the steamer Carmania by ...

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  40. EDEN-MONARO SEAT.

    Nominations of candidates in the Eden Monaro electorate to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late Sir Austin Chapman dosed at noon to-day at ...

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  41. STRUCK BY BULLET.

    While driving along Panamatta-road Leichhardt in a motor lorry shortly before 2 o'clock this morning three men were startled by the report of a rifle shot ...

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  42. SHIRE COUNCIL CO-OPERATION.

    A conference of chairmen of the Allora, Cambooya and Clifton Shire Councils was held in the Clifton Council Chambers to consider the proposal to ...

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  43. TRANSFERRING A VOTE.

    Sir.—My attention has been drawn to the letter signed H. M'Fadden, appearing in your issue of the 2nd instant, in which the writer intimates that although ...

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  44. CANADIAN SYMPATHY.

    The "Star" in a leading article says: "We in Canada will feel special sympathy for the people of New South Wales and Victoria who have suffered so grievously ...

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  45. CYCLE ACCIDENT.

    Victor Hair, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hair, of Hospital Hill, Murwillumbah was about to "double" on bicycle with another lad, when the machine over ...

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  46. HOTEL BURGLARIES AT TOWNSVILLE.

    Thieves in Townsville are apparently concentrating their efforts on suburban hotels. On Monday night entrance was gained to the Queen's Park Hotel, in the ...

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  47. GUN EXPLODES.

    George Johnson, a well-known dairy fannor of Ewithgsdale was found dead to-day. It is believed that he had sta[?]ted out on a shooting expedition, and the ...

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  48. STYX MINE.

    There was some trouble at the State mine at the Styx coalfield, owing to the introduction of a new tally system, but it has been settled, and the men resumed ...

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  49. WATER BOARD ELECTIONS.

    A meeting of those interested in the return of Mr. J. H. M. Pike, the anti-Socialist candidate for the South Brisbane division of the Metropolitan Water Supply ...

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  50. OLD MAN'S DEATH.

    Daniel O'Brien (62), employed by Messrs. Mahoney and Dexter, as bailiff, on thier property at Lowmead, was found dead in his bed this morning. Apparantely ...

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