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TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
Metropolitan forecast for to-day:— Cloudy and close, with showers: freshening esterly wind. Maximum temperature in Brisbane yesterday, 82.3; ...
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SUN, MOON, AND TIDE.
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The Bishop of London and Duchess.
"I am sure I cannot complain of my welcome to Auckland," said the Bishop of London, it a civic reception in Auckland. "I thought that you would be so ...
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SATURDAY'S "COURIER."
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AIR MAILS.
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Learning and Experience.
If children were taught things they could not assimilate, it was a process of cramming which produced mental indigestion, said Dr. Lyttelton, a former ...
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"TOO ABSURD."
Exception is taken here to the statement made by Mr. J. C. Lambont in the Arbitration Court yesterday "That the spectre of drought which had h[?]ted ...
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GENERAL NEWS.
In the paint shop at the Ipswich Railway Workshops the train which is to carry the Duke of York and his party on their Queensland tour is being prepared ...
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Tourists at Suva.
On Monday, February 14, Suva had the felicity of entertaining some 400 welathy British and American tourists. Judging by the high sounding nasality heard on ...
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THE CITY LOAN.
Although the Mayor expresses his satisfaction at the flotation of a loan of £1,500,000 in New York for the City Council, the fact remains ...
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FIRST IN QUEENSLAND. The Brisbane Courier.
Within the last four months two very important [?]gr[?]ents have been delivered by the High Court declaring that legislation involving ...
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To-day's Law List.
The following is the law list for to-day (Friday):—10 a.m., Criminal sittings (before his Honour the Chief Justice, Hon. J. W. Blair); 10 a.m., Motions ...
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Australian Youth.
An eye-witness at any of the public baths around Brisbane, especially when a school carnival is in progress, cannot help being struck by the magnificent ...
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Holiday for Animals.
A holiday resort for the animals in the London Zoological Gardens is being provided by the Council of the Zoological Society, which has purchased a beautiful ...
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A Scientific Accident.
Scientific fact is usually dram[?]tic and frequently whimsical. In an edit[?]ial, the "Popular Science Monthly" tel[?] of a man who sought vainly to find a cause ...
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Sunken Treasure.
It is not very often that warships carrying immense treasure are sunk, but this happened in the case of the German cruiser Prinz Adalbert. According to ...
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Police Magistrate's Appeal.
It was announced at the Chief Secretary's Department yesterday that the Executive Council had directed that the appeal by Mr. John D. Sullivan, Police ...
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A FEARLESS GOVERNOR.
Mr. Lang, the Labour Premier of New South Wales, is claiming that the refusal of his Excellency Sir Dudley de Chair to permit him to ...
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Advertising
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Whence Came These Fish?
Mr. Tom. O'Dea, who resides at Jew's Retreat, near Warwick, reports a strange phenomenon at his place. He has a bore 196 feet deep, and a mill lifts water into ...
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Span of Life Increasing.
Having himself passed his 75th birthday, Dr. William H. Welch, chairman of the Milbank Memorial Fund's Advisory council, declared at a dinner in New York ...
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Motor Car Parking Problem.
In Melbourne on Tuesday last the new motor parking regulations came into operation, many thousands of pamphlets having been issued previously to motor drivers. ...
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Answers to Correspondents.
All letters, news items, and other contributions intended for publication should be addressed to the Editor. Every letter must be accompanted by the ...
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Sheeting Home the Blame.!
"Mr. Lang is angry at the Governor's refusal to appoint more nominees to the Council..... It is said that the Premier may resign, and become Agent-General." ...
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Conscription of Wealth.
At the annual conference of the State Executive of the Queensland branch of the R.S.S.I.L.A., which was resumed yesterday, the following motion, with respect ...
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A New Form of Preference.
A novel form of preference has been adopted by a majority of one vote in the Melbourne City Council. Tenders were called some weeks ago by the council for ...
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MOTOR BOYCOTT.
That proposal by the employees of the Railway Department to boycott all motor vehicles that are competing with trains, and all who have ...
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Family Notices
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