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  2. Advertising

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  3. Family Notices

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  4. Advertising

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  5. Station Employee Killed at Nebo

    About 9.30 last Friday morning Allen Kingston Waddell (35), married, book-keeper attached to Tierrawoomba station, received ...

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  6. Patriotic Fund

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  7. London Relief Fund

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  8. ON THE QUI VIVE!

    LONDON, September 15.--The alertness of the British people to prevent enemy pilots, who have been shot down and descend over country by ...

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  9. THE CROWN COLONY OF FIJI.

    AUSTRALIANS ought to be more interested in their neighbors in the Pacific than they are. Changes taking place before our eyes forecast a now order--whether we welcome it or not--involving Japan, China, the Dutch East Indies, Australia and Now Zealand, the French ...

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  10. THE WEATHER

    Warm weather prevailed in Mackay over the week-end. Maximum temperature on Saturday was 79,1 and minimum 58. Corrected barometer ...

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  11. LOCAL and GENERAL

    The Premier (Mr. W. Forgan Smith) and Mrs. Smith arrived in Mackay from Brisbane on Saturday night's mail train. They were ...

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  12. JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA

    TOKIO, September 14.--Competent official quarters, interviewed by an Australian Associated Press representative regarding the forthcoming ...

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  13. QUEST FOR OIL

    BRISBANE, Sunday.--Over an area of 136,000 square miles of southwestern Queensland a little army of Shell Company's geologists, ...

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  14. PERSONAL

    International interest is attached to a wedding solemnised in Brisbane recently, since both bride and bridegroom have been connected with ...

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  15. SUMMER IS HERE.

    With the approach of summer there is an incessant call from the beaches, and other bathing places which give respite from the heat, and provide ...

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  16. BAYONET WOUNDS

    SYDNEY, Sunday.--A man, who is said to have tried to force his way past a sentry at a suburban military store on Saturday night, received four ...

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  17. DANGER OF SWING DOORS.

    Some time ago the City Council recognised the danger occasioned pedestrians passing buildings by contact with swing doors, opened as the ...

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  18. CHARTERS TOWERS GOLD

    TOWNSVILLE, Sunday.--The best crushing to come from Charters Towers district mine for some years has been vielded by the Creek ...

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  19. AS SEEN FROM AUSTRALIA

    MELBOURNE, Sunday.--The Department of Information states! Intensive air raids have been launched against London for a week and it is ...

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  20. BOMBS OVER IRELAND

    LONDON, September 16.--The following statement was issued to-day by the Ministry for Public Security in Belfast: "A single enemy aircraft ...

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  21. French Naval Forces

    VICHY, September 14. -- The Navy Ministry announces that the cruisers Montcalm, Georges Leygues, and Gloire, also three destroyers, have ...

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  22. In the Lodge Room.

    Large attendance continues to be a feature of the meetings of the Star of Mackay Tent, Independent Order of Rechabites. The number of members ...

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  23. VOLUNTEERS ON MARCH.

    Memories of marches of other days were doubtless called to the mind of members of the Mackay Returned Soldiers' League Volunteer Defence ...

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  24. HONOLULU DEFENCES

    HONOLULU, September 15.--Col. Knox, United states Navy Secretary, after five days at sea with the American battle fleet, said: ...

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  25. DANUBE COUNTRIES

    LONDON, September 14.--The Soviet has notified the German Ambassador to Russia (Count von Schulenburg) that Russia expects ...

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  26. OBITUARY

    NEW YORK, September 15.--Mr. W. B. Bankhend, Speaker of tho House of Representatives, died this morning, aged 66. He was appointed Speaker ...

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  27. A LONG AIR TRIP.

    What must be a record long-distance booking for Airlines of Australia and Australian National Airways was taken out with the local agent, Mr. ...

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  28. N.S. WALES HOSPITALS.

    SYDNEY, Saturday. -- During the next 12 months £580,000 will be spent on hospital development in N.S. Wales, in addition to Commonwealth ...

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  29. NAZI ROUMANIA

    BUCHAREST, September 15. --King Michael has decreed proclaiming the structure of a State henceforth totalitarian ...

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  30. N.S.W. BY-ELECTION.

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  31. THE FIGHT IS ON.

    Something in the nature of a blitzkrieg was waged in the vicinity of Mackay yesterday. Though no Heinkels or Spitfires surged overhead, darting ...

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  32. MR. PEASE VERY ILL.

    CAIRNS, Sunday.--The Minister for Lands, Mr. P. Pease, entered Cairns District Hospital on Saturday afternoon and it was learned to-night that ...

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  33. 'COURIER-MAIL' DELIVERY.

    From to-day the metropolitan dally newspaper, the 'Courier-Mall,' will be on sale In Mackay at 10.30 am. It is to he brought from Brisbane by the ...

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  34. Federal Elections.

    Responsibility for all Federal Election matter in this issue is accepted by W. J. Manning, Wood-street, Mackay. ...

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  35. ARMY FOR ATTACK

    LONDON, September 14.--Lieut. General M'Naughton, commander of the Canadian forces in Britain, told troops of a southern garrison that a ...

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  36. MOTOR SHIP HELD UP.

    SYDNEY, Saturday.--The motor ship, Reynella, formerly the Italian liner Remo, which was seized at Fremantle when Italy entered the ...

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  37. POLICE COURT.

    John Edward Kelly (58), laborer, was convicted on a charge of drunkenness before the Police Magistrate (Mr. C. B. Buxton) in the Police Court on ...

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  38. AMBULANCE ATTENTION.

    Jane O'Donohue (15), a visitor from Mungana, fell while skating on Saturday night, and suffered a fracture of the left forearm. She was ...

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  39. R.A.A.F. PAY PROBLEMS.

    To handle inquiries relating to R.A.A.F. pay and dependants' allowances, a special staff had been appointed to the recruiting centre in ...

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  40. COTTON SEED ARRIVES.

    Within the course of the next week or two farmers and school children within Mackay district will be busily engaged in the planting of cotton ...

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  42. "LUCRATIVE" POST.

    State public servants who browsed through the Victorian Government Gazette this week were intrigued to read a notice from the Public Service ...

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  43. MARYBOROUGH BUSY

    BRISBANE, Sunday.--Probably 7000 skilled and unskilled men will be engaged in Queensland's £1,750,000 shipbuilding program ...

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  44. WON'T LEAVE A.I.F.

    BRISBANE, Sundey.--So popular is army life with the A.I.F. that not one of certain classes of tradesmen, men over 40 and seasonal workers, who ...

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  45. AVIATION SUPPLIES.

    WASHINGTON, September 13.--At President Roosevelt's discretion any foreign Power may be excluded from American supplies and aviation ...

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  46. GIRL'S ESCAPES

    LONDON, September 13. -- Joan Murphy, eldest daughter of Major Reg. Murphy, of Adelaide. Australian representative on the War Graves ...

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  47. AEROPLANE MOVEMENTS.

    Airlines of Australia Stinson Grafton arrived from the North at 10.30 a.m. on Saturday with Captain C. Jones in charge, Chief Officer Mr. W. Hill, ...

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  48. THE AUSTRAL CLUB.

    The fortnightly meeting of the Austral Club was held in the Parish Hall. Mr. E. Schofield gave a short address on the life of W. C. ...

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  49. JAPANESE BOMB ON CANADIAN LINER

    TOKIO, September 14.--The Japanese Admiralty announces that naval fliers accidentally drooped a test bomb on the ...

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  50. APPEAL FOR HELP

    BRISBANE, Sunday.--Queensland's British Bombing Victims' Appeal was increased by £4142811 in its third day, ...

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  51. THE PRIME MINISTER'S POVERTY.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. R. G. Menzies), at a large gathering near the Shrine of Remembrance, was presented with a cheque for £25,000 by ...

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  52. POTATO PROFITEERS.

    CANBERRA, Saturday. -- Potato merchants who hoard supplies with a view of obtaining higher market prices were warned to-day by the ...

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  53. A MILLION UNIFORMS.

    SYDNEY, Saturday.--In the first year of war, 491,000 service dress uniforms were delivered by contractors throughout Australia, said the ...

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    TOKIO, September 14.--Police are inoculating more than 10,000 residents of the cast Tokio industrial district, in which 50 new typhus cases have been ...

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  55. U.S.A. Conscription

    WASHINGTON, September 14--The Senate approved and sent to the House the final draft of the Conscription Bill. ...

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