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Ministerial Programme.
THE Ministry are keeping their own counsels well. Within ten days of the reassembling of Parliament nobody knows what they mean. More than ...
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St. Patrick's Day.
The anniversary day of the livest saint in the calendar was this your blessed with lovely weather—a trifle hot, of course, but that is no blemish in Australian eyes; and though a ...
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THE TUG OF WAR.
Judges, John Fogarty, E. Boland; starter and referee, John McHugh; timekeeper Fred W. Groom; hon. secretary, John Walker. ...
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RIFLE MATCHES.
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THE PEARL STEALER.
It is reported that Mrs. Osborne, who is now undergoing a sentence at nine months' imprisonment for perjury in connection with the pearl mystery, is suffering from epileptic fits ...
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CRICKET.
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ANDERLUS EXPLOSION.
It is reported that £4,000 has been subscribed for the sufferers by the colliery explosion in Anderlus, in Belgium. ...
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QUEENSLAND NEWS.
To-day'S forecast Notwithstanding times of fair weather, the atmospheric distribution paints to further thunderstorms and rain, more or less heavy, in various parts. ...
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The Height and the Depth.
In the murderer Williams are combined the crowning height of villainy and the lowest depth of scoundrelism—the wondrous coolness, method, and neatness of a successful murderer ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
The Railway Commissioners, Messrs Speight Ford, and Greene, have been suspended by the Government till such time as Parliament meets. This decision was come to at the ...
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Tenterfield Show.
Being a Queenslander through right of birth, and having in common with most tourists cultivated a habit of observation and comparison, it may perhaps as interesting to ...
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Questionable Leniency.
It is some considerable time since we felt called upon to comment upon a decision of the local Bench, which is a matter gratifying in itself, but a case received such treatment on ...
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The Premier at Maryborough.
Sir S. W. Griffith was entertained at a dinner by the citizens to-night, over seventy being present. In reply to the toast of his health, Sir Samuel said the first question to ...
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GENERAL NEWS.
Eighteen Points.—From the heavy thunderstorm only 0.18 was registered at the local telegraph office. A little rain fell yesterday evening. ...
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LAST NIGHT'S TELEGRAMS.
Franz Schneider, who was sentenced to death for the violation, murder, and robbery of several servant girls near Vienna, was strangled yesterday. It is reported that the ...
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Advertising
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TREATS.
The annual picnic in connection with St. Stephen's Presbyterian Sunday School passed off quietly enough on the 17th of Ireland. Whether the Caledonian sports grounds are ...
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LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.
The first sitting of the newly elected London County Council was held to-day. Lord Rosebery was elected chairman. ...
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WAR TO BE AVIODED.
The Czar has stated that it is his firm intention not to allow Russia to be involved in war if it is at all possible to avoid it. ...
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COAL TRADE.
The British Minors' Federation at their meeting to-day passed a resolution sympathising with the relatives of the miners who perished in the colliery explosion at Anderlue ...
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