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SUCCESSFUL FAMILY GROUR
The winning Clydesdale family, group (sire, arid two of his progeny)—Right to left: J. F. Sprot's Royal Gaiety, Fairyvale Gaiety's Best, arid Talgai Belly. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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NORTH CHINA
Following weeks of uncertainty during which General Feng Yu-hslang threatened to disrupt the pence of Northern China by his ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES
Sensational developments are expected to follow an investigation by detectives regarding alleged Irregularities in the accounts for relief ...
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MENTAL GROWTH OF THE CHILD
Addressing the conference of the Musical Association of Queensland on the subject of "Mental Growth," Mr. John ...
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DAY OF THE HORSES
It was evident from the beginning in the ring to-day that the quietness usually associated with "opening days" had been dismissed. On one side of the ring the big, broad and brawny Clydesdales, beloved of all Scots ...
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PAST THE £80 MARK
THE fund sponsored by The Telegraph" to send the Blackstone Ipswich Cambriam Choir, and the Brisbane Eisteddfod Choir to Sydney, has ...
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REDLANDS FIRST
Judging on the district: fruit displays was carried on through this morning and all the judges were, convinced after their work that the standard of the displays was such that the showing,could be classed as the best ...
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DISTRICT HUNTERS
Four districts were entered in the Queensland Champion District Hunters' Competition valued at £170 and a cup valued at £105. The Highland ...
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THE MARES
Mrs. L. J. Moore's brown High Opinions is the champion mate of the 1933 show. She is by High Force out of High Opinion, and had a very close ...
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MUCH ADO
House were consumed in roaring flames, pools of petrol ignited, men climbed ladders 90 feet high and rescued other men on the roof tops ...
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TRAVELLED 1,500 MILES A WEEK
Dr. R. W. Cilento, Chief, Quarantine Officer, averaged 1,500 miles a week on the tour of North Queensland and the Northern Territory, from which he has ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CUBAN UPHEAVAL
The Cuban Army late to-day took possession of the city,bringing to a climax several days of tenseness, and violence as a ...
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KING OF HIS KIND
Mr. W. Bohl's Matyvale Mundic, Champion Airedale of the Show. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BULL IN CITY STREETS
There was great excitement In the. city streets to-day when a bull escaped while being taken to the wharf for shipment and dashed ...
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FALL OF EARTH
Mr. H. Duce, a married an, residing at Station Hill, Bundamba, lies in the Ipswich General Hospital pital suffering from injuries to the ...
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BOYS PONY HUNT
THERE were a lot of envious schoolboys around the ring when the Bovs' Pony Hunting Contest commenced. There were five "bonser" little ponies ...
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TRAM EVERY 30 SECONDS
Sixty tramcars will be pressed Into the service to the Exhibition to-morrow. They will be capable of providing two trams a minute ...
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DEATH OF MARYBOROUGH BUSINESS MAN
The death occurred at Maryborough of Mr. Percy B. Chauvel, at the age of 63 years. He was a well known business man of Maryborough. He came to this ...
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A GOOD YEAR
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GREAT BRITISH INDUSTRY
The Vacuum Oil Company's display at their pavilion tin the show ground .-.'Is something of outstanding Interest to visitors. The high standard set by the company's displays In previous years has been well maintained. Until Mr. Hiram B. Everest, father ...
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CHARITY COLLECTORS
A Bill providing for a sentence up to five years imprisonment for persons convicted of pocketing money ostensibly collected for charity, is to ...
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GRANTS OF PROBATE
Grants of probate have been made in the wills of the following deceased persons. the amounts stated being gross:— Robert Breydon, Ramsay, near ...
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ROMANCE IN RUBBER
When the first Dunlop-shod bicycle was brought to Australia in 1889, no one in this country had any conception that that incident was destined to be the forerunner of one of Australia's greatest industries. By 1893 the English [?] ...
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A FULL DAY
THE members of the Farm Boys' Camp x at the Exhibition Ground cannot complain of a monotonous life while at the Show. ...
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SEVEN PLANES LOST
A Royal Air Force bomber crashed and set fire to a hangar at Hawkinge aerodrome, destroying seven planes. The pilot and the mechanic narrowly escaped ...
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TELEGRAPH LINE FOR SALE.
By advertisement in tills issue the Postmaster-General's Department invites tenders for the purchase of the telegraph line, Inglewood to Kooroongarra. ...
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