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THE BRIS[?]
The Brisbane Exhibition was continued to-day the beautiful weather. The attendance was 27,000 compared with 23,000 on the corresponding day of the ...
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THE ADMIRAL AT MEADOW[?]
Admiral Sir George King-Hall and [?] King-Hall will pass through Mary-borough this morning on their way to steadowlands in the Bun[?]aberg district, ...
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WELCOME TO THE POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Our newly appointed Police Magistrate took his seat on the Bench for the first time at the Police Court yesterday. There were also on the Bench Messrs. ...
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GENERAL NEWS.
The thirty-eight[?] the Town and suburban building society, Ltd., has been issued and is [?] follows:—"Your directors beg to submit ...
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M.J.C. RACE MEETING.
The afternoon of Thursday 19th september, being the first day of the M.J.C.'s meeting, has been gazetted a public holiday. ...
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RATES OF WAGES IN THE SUGAR INDUSTRY.
The Sub-collector of Customs has received advice confirming the new schedule of wages and conditions of employment in the sugar industry, as ...
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MARYBOROUGH SAILING AND MOTOR BOAT CLUB.
Members and supporters of the Maryborough Sailing and Motor B[?] Club are again reminded of the Annual Meeting and Smoke Concert, to take place in ...
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Curse of the Hindoo pearl" is the star photo-play at the Bungalow tonight , and should draw an immense concourse of patrons to the Bungalow ...
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THE MAKING OF A BAT.
In the "Captain" for June C. W. Shepherd traces the evolution of a bat from willow-tree to cricket field. He says:—"In East Anglia—in Esser or [?] ...
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CITY ROLLER RINK.
Some to dancing some to the pictures, some to roller skating, and some to other sources of enjoyment and each according to one'[?] fancy; for Saturday night ...
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MARYBOROUGH CHORAL SOCIETY.
The annual meeting of the Choral society will be held in the Central Girls' School on Thursday, 22nd net. It is to bo hoped there will be a large ...
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MARYBOROUGH ELECTION PETITION.
An applications was made to Mr. Justice Chubb to-day which resulted in the 16th September, being fixed for hearing the Port Curtis election petition against ...
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POLICE COURT.
James Patrick Brown (47). and Neil Neilsen (57) pleaded guilty to drunkeness. The P.M. stated that as chat was his first appearance on the Bench he ...
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COOK'S PICTURES.
At the town Hall the usual performances of Cook's pictures will be held during the afternoon and evening when a whole host of "stars" will be screened. ...
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TECHNICAL COLLEGE CONFERENCE.
The resolutions passed by the Technical College Conference representatives were presented to the Minister for Education to-day. ...
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FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DAY SPORTS.
The usual weekly meeting of the Sports Committee of the L.Q.W. and Naval Band was heid on Tuesday evening, there being a very large ...
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YERRA.
Cane-cutting has commenced in our district and the weather is against the baulers at the roads are in a very bad state from the into rains. We have ...
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Illegally Cutting Timber.
John Henry King pleaded guilty to a charge of unlawfully cutting and removing timber from Crown land near Pialba. Mr. C. S. Ross, Land Ranger, ...
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MELBA'S GOOD-BYE.
For the first time in her career Madame Melba has made known the terms of one of the engagements. During the course of an interview with ...
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GONDOLIERS COMIC OPERA.
Notices have appeared from day to day in our issues concerning the progress of this opera by the Maryborough Amateur Operatic Society, and as The Society is ...
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DISTRICT DEPUTATIONS.
A deputation, introduced by Mr. B. H. Corser, M.L.A.; waited on the Minister for Lands on Thursday, regarding the bores put down for the English group ...
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Prohibition Order.
On the application of his wife, Jame Lennox a prohibition order to restrain publicans and others from suppling him with liquor was issued against Peter ...
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LICENSING COURT.
The applications were dealt with at the Licensing Court yesterday befine the Police Magistrate. Mr. F. P. Parkhson, and Messrs. H. Smith, T. Braddock, M. ...
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THE CHURCHES.
Services for to-morrow in connection with the walker street Methodist circuit are advertised. it being Home Mission Sunday the morning service at ...
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SOCIAL.
The Rev. T. Frank left on Thursday on a trip to the Binjour Plateau. Dr. H. C. Garde, who is on a visit to Brisbane, is expected to return on ...
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PHARMACY SUCCESS.
It is pleading to learn that Dougles. C. Groundwater [?] Mary[?] past Grammar School of received official information from the Pharmacy College, ...
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OPENING UP THE PROSTON LANDS.
A deputation, introduced by Messrs. [?] Hodgde and C. J. Booker, M.M.L.A and reprasenting the Governor progress Association [?] before the Minister for ...
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THE GARDEN STATE.
MR. U. H. Harrison cheif clerk, representing the Tas[?]mith Commissioner for Railways, was in Ma[?] yesterday, in connection with a [?] ...
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ACCIDENT TO A GOODS TRAIN.
The Gympie Mary [?] goods train ni[?] with a slight accident at [?] Siding yesterday. During sh[?]nting [?] two waggons' were de[?] and the ...
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