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TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
Metropolitan forecast for to-day:— —Fine and warmer, with freshening northerly to north-westerly wind, but slight probability of ...
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PERSONAL.
An interesting anniversary—the 30th —of the entry upon duty In the Public Service of Queensland of the principal messenger of the Premier's Office and ...
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NOTABLE GIFTS.
Mr. George Eastman, of the Kodak Company, undertook to give £200,000 for a new dental clinic for the Royal Free Hospital, London, conditionally on ...
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Family Notices
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GENERAL NEWS.
So convinced is the Commonwealth Prickly Pear Commission of the efficacy of the Cactoblastus moth and the cochineal insect in controlling the pear ...
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Editorial Notices.
Answers to correspondents appear on page 14. All letters, news Items, and other contributions intended for ...
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OBITUARY.
The death occurred in Sydney, on Sunday last, of Mr. V. C. S. Burdon, who was well known in Brisbane, having been associated for some years ...
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Wallabies in Czechoslovakia.
The secretary to the Consul-General, for Czechoslovakia in Sydney, has informed Mr. P. J. Nally (Director of the Queensland Government Bureau in ...
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BRITISH UNIONS.
The overwhelming defeat of the extremists at the British Trades Union Congress and the plain, blunt language of the Labour leaders in ...
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Glass Sphere on City Hall Tower.
The great tower of the City Hall, which is nearly 300ft. high, will be surmounted by a sphere of white glass, in which will be placed a 2000 candle ...
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"The Right Time."
A Brisbane auctioneer was endeavouring yesterday to dispose of certain properties, and bids were not readily forthcoming. "Don't sit there and say ...
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FIRST IN QUEENSLAND. The Brisbane Courier.
Some months ago members of the Federal Labour Party and leaders of the unions deliberately arranged a demonstration against ...
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DR. J. F. ELLIOTT.
After an illness of a few months the death took place in Sydney on Sunday morning last of Dr. James Frederick Elliott, for many years ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Monument of Fallen Pride.
A monument of fallen pride was how Thackeray described the palace of Versailles, within which are set two of the scenes in "Madame Pompadour." ...
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DR. A. GOODE, who has been elected president of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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EXAMINATION SYSTEM.
Teachers have been attacking the examination system for a long time, and now they appear to have gained as their latest ally the powerful ...
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Permanent Orchestra for A London.
Sir Thomas Beecham, known to his friends as "the vital spark," who, for some months, has been busy on a scheme for raising funds for a ...
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"The Man with the Whistle."
Referees, generally referred to as the "Man with the Whistle," are, as a rule, not over-popular with the people they are called upon to control, and, ...
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New State Enterprise.
For some time passers by the old Normal School grounds have noticed men levelling off what used to be the playground of the pupils Latterly ...
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BRITISH INDUSTRY.
Since L[?]rd Molchett (better known, perhaps, under his former name and title of Sir Alfred Mond) and Sir Tosiah Stamp, together ...
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Strange Competition.
On Wednesday night 12 young men took their places on scats on the top of poles around a Melbourne dance-hall, the one who could stay there ...
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UNUSUAL FIRE.
An unusual fire occurred last night underneath the Thames embankment. An electric light cable, carried in the tunnel under the footpath, fused, ...
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To-day's Law List.
The following is the law list for to-day:—Supreme Court, Civil Sittings: 10 a.m., before his Honour Mr. Justice Macrossan. S.P.J., and a jury, ...
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