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"It Was Ever Thus"
"The Government's policy of cutting down expenses," stated the report presented at the annual meeting of the East Moreton Teachers' Association, in the ...
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Pioneer Cotton Centre
Friday was an eventful day for the cotton delegation. After sleeping in the train, the party arrived at Mount Morngan for Breakfast. Afterwards they ...
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Love for the Prince
The Prince of Wales was officially welcomed at the Guildhall, on his return from his Eastern tour. The Prince, replying to an address ...
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Melbourne Outrage
Late on Thursday night a commercial traveller named Norman Routing (aged 35 years), residing at Alfred Place, Hotham Hill, staggered into the Hotham ...
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Mining Under Harbour
The Balmain Colliery, which has been idle for aboul seven years, is reported to have been purchased by a Sydney colliery firm, which intends to commence ...
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Shooting Tragedy
Herbert Charles Alford, aged 35, was found dead, shot through the head, at the Quarry, between 8 and 9 o'clock this morning. The discovery was made by ...
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Ratoon or Plant?
Mr. D. Jones, the Queensland cotton expert, who is under engagement to the West Australian Government to advise regarding the cotton growing ...
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All Empire Policy
In view of the unsatisfactory restaurant arrangements for the British Empire Exhibition, revealed in Dr. Robt. Donald's letters, and the consequent ...
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Produce Markets
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Sly Grog Selling
A telegram received by the Commissioner of Police (Mr. P. Short) from Cairns states that five persons charged with sly grog selling were convicted at ...
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THE FIG
The best figs are grown in lands where the hot summer sun and the cool nights impart to the fruit the favour and high sugar content which has made it one of ...
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Queensland Weather
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"NOT GUILTY"
The first sittings of the Circuit Court held at Kingarey commenced on Wednesday, Mr. Justice Shand presiding. Cyrus Speneer [?]rost, late supervisor of ...
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London Dairy Show
On a protest the committee of the London Dairy Show disqualified the Marybrough butter factory in the salted butter competition, on the ground that ...
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MORE RETIREMENTS
It is notified in the "Government Gazette" that Mr. Clement Lynam Fox, district inspector of schools, is to retire from the public service on 6th May ...
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Count Burian Dead
The death is announced of Count[?]rian, a former Minister for Foreign Affairs in Hungary. ...
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THE ARABIAN HORSE
"History tells us," says Mr. S. M. Lewis, in an article in the "Farmers' Weekly." "that five centuries before the birth of Mahomet, the prophet, horses ...
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STATE WHEAT BOARD
The chairman of the State Wheat Board, Mr. F. J. Morgan, yesterday stated that every effort was being made to close the first wheat pool with ...
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The Coal Trouble
Mr. C. Bibble, chairman of the Coal Tribunal, yesterday caused a summons under the Industrial Peace Act to be served on Mr. A. C. Willis, general ...
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TRIBUTES TO LLOYD GEORGE
The Prime Minister (Mr. Mussey), in announcing in the House of Representatives that he had received a message from Mr. Lloyd George ...
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SOUTHERN NEWS.
All acceptable lender for the lease of the Hotel Kosciusko not having been received, the Government will continue to administer it. ...
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AGENTS' REPORTS.
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LOWOOD RURAL SCHOOL
The Rosewood-Lowood district was visited on Friday by the Minister for Public Instruction (Hon. J. Huxham), who was accompanied by Mr. W. Cooper ...
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A "WET" SHIP
An official of the Union Steamship Company yesterday slated that the Tahill, which left Wellington for San Francisco last Tuesday, sailed under ...
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TURF NOTES
It was not until Monday last the discovery was made that Voilonceilo had to carry a 10 lbs. penalty in the Herbert Power Stakes, for winning the first ...
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CLUB EMPLOYEES' WAGES
In the Arbitration Court on Saturday, application was made by the Registered Clubs Association of Queensland to vary the Brisbane bar attendants' award ...
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UNION PRESIDENT CHARGED
At have Police Court yesterday, George Hargrea[?] president of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers and an employee of the Electrolytic Zine ...
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WOMEN AT SYNOD
Taking part in the business of the Perth Diocessan Synod session, is the first lady representative to a synod in the history of the Anglican Church in ...
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VICTORIAN M.L.C.
The Hon. W. Kendall, M.L.C., formerly a State Cabinet Minister, died yesterday, aged 71. He was born at Mount Pleasant (South Australia). He ...
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LATE SHIPPING
October 21.--WYREEMA, s., Captain Sharland, for Sydney and Melbourne. Passengers: Mesdames Old. Scoles, Knowles, Dr. Wyper. Clune, Chr. Hooper, McMillen, Ross, Grant. ...
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COLOUR IN MILK
Some researches that have been made indicate that the natural yellow colour in milk, cream, and butler is due to a yellow pigment called carotin, which ...
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FEEDING THE RATS
I am afraid the people have fosgotten our advice to starve the rat," said the Commissioner Of Health (Dr. J. 1 Moore) on Saturday. "My attention," he ...
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PRESENTATION TO MR. J. McDONNELL
At the close of the day's business on Friday the members of the stall of Messrs. McDonnell and East Limited assembled in the show room to make a presentation ...
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PILFERING
A return of pillages suffered in Brisbane by the members of the Associated Softgoods Warchousemen of Queensland, consisting of four warchouses, from January ...
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JURY AGAIN DISAGREE
The second trial was concluded yesterday of Reuben Fox (age 26 years), who was charged with the murder of Mrs. Josephine Jane M'Laughlin on ...
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STATE RAILWAY AWARD
In chambers, in the Arbitration Court, on Saturday, Mr. Justice Macnaughton fixed 30th October as the date for the hearing of the application to vary the ...
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"THE POPPY GROWS"
Visitors to the various war fronts in Flanders during the past few months have been impressed by the glorious display of poppies in bloom everywhere. The ...
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COOLANGATTA TOWN CLERK
At a special meeting of the [?]oofangatts Town Council last night, Mr. W. H. [?]ark[?], of Canngra, was appointed town clerk and overseer of works at a ...
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HELP FOR THE DIGGER
"Our ladies' don't usually undertake street collections, but we feel we must do what we can for the unemployed soldiers, so your committee may ...
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LITTLE TOMMY'S PUN
With tense, drawn faces the class in the little village school-room wrestled with the task their teacher had set them. ...
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BANK DIVIDEND
We have been advised by Mr. K. H. Matthews, State manager of the National Bank of Australasia, Ltd., that the bank has decided to pay an interim dividend ...
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