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Into Antarctic.
The first meeting of the committee appointed to arrange details of the Australian Expedition which Sir Douglas Mawson Will lead to the Antartic ...
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Family Wiped Out.
The twisted barrel of a shotgun, portion of a discharged cartridge, a charred and bloodstained rag, and a note bearing tho message: "This bag ...
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Savage Tribe.
Savages from Arnheim Land descended in force and delivered a surprise attack on the Yetinbah tribe near Groote Island. As usual the ...
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Terrific Speed.
At Daytona Beach (Florida) to-day, Major H. O. D. Segrave, the British driver, set a new world's automobile speed record of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.
More questions about the coal industry were asked in the House of Representatives at Canberra yesterday. The Prime Minister (Mr. S. M. Bruce) declined to answer one of them and a scene followed. ...
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TIMBER DISPUTE.
Timber merchants in the suburbs stated yesterday that some of their former employees were seeking reemployment at the mills. Some of the ...
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German Politics.
The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" states that the dilatory and inconclusive proceedings of the Committee of Experts on Reparations ...
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Dog v. Snake.
A fox terrier dog saved the life of a schoolboy named Knowles when the lad was attacked by a snake in the bush near Belmont yesterday. ...
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Mr. H. J. Diddams Dead.
The death occurred in a private hospital in Sydney last night of Mr. H. J. Diddams, C.M.G., a former Mayor of Brisbane. His passing means to Brisbane ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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The Secret Ballot.
Mr. J. Culbert, M.L.C., secretary of the Timber Workers' Union received advice yesterday from the Registrar of the Federal Arbitration Court that ...
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Tick Line.
As previously announced, the New South Wales Government has issued a proclamation which provides that the country between tho Western railway ...
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Shipping Freights.
Members of the British Shipping Delegation that accepted the invitation of the Prime Minister (Mr. S. M. Bruce) to consider, with Australian ...
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New Settlers.
The 223 new settlers whom the Orford brought to Australia occupied only one-fifth of the available third-class passenger accommodation on the ...
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Southern Cross.
March 22 is the date announced for the departure of the Southern Cross for England, with Squadron-Leader Kingsford Smith and Flight-Lieutenant ...
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New Air Liners.
The representatives of Q.A.N.T.A.S. Ltd. at Longreach have received advice that two seven-passengers De Havilland air liners for the Brisbane ...
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Williams Puzzle.
A remarkable statement was made to detectives in Sydney late last night by Leslie Williams, the young Goulburn engineer, who amazingly reappeared ...
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War at Enoggera.
The peace of the countryside around Enoggera was seriously disturbed yesterday by incessant gun fire. It ap- pears that the trainess at Enoggera ...
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Social Reform.
"Some Social Reformers in the Last Century" is the subject of a lecture which was given by Mr. ex-Justice Jameson, at the opening session of ...
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PERSONAL.
Mr. W. Crowley, Deputy Crown Solicitor for the Commonwealth, who had been ill for some time, died In Melbourne yesterday. He had held his ...
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ENGINE BREAKS DOWN.
Ipswich people who travel to Brisbane on the train which leaves Ipswich ut 7.55 a.m. arrived late for work this morning. ...
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PROVINCIAL PRESS CONFERENCE.
The following delegation, representing the Queensland Country Press Association, left by yesterday's mail train to attend the conference of the ...
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COATS OFF.
At the recent meeting of the committee of the Presbyterian Church, Innisfall, it was agreed that men worshippers should beallow to remove ...
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SWEPT INTO STREAM.
A sulky and two horses driven tandem by D. Turner, a cane farmer, who resides on the north side of the Barron River, were swept into the stream on ...
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Wet Season.
Showers have been falling throughout the northern coastal area since Saturday. Some of the falls have been very heavy. The Mulgrave River at ...
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Maternal Hygiene.
Preparations for the establishment of a Federal Institute of Maternal Hygiene are in progress. It is understood that the Ministry has communicated ...
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LAND SETTLEMENT.
Sir, With reference to the increase claimed in the area of land occupied it would be interesting to have a comparison of the country ...
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LATE FOR DUTY.
Guard Holmes, of Emerald, caused a delay of 15 minutes to a train through not reporting for duty at the appointed time, and his reason for being ...
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GOODNA MENTAL HOSPITAL.
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BENEFICIAL STORMS.
Fairly good storms occurred in the Longreach and [?]fracombe districts over the week-end, but they were scattered and not very beneficial, except ...
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
The Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, notifies that the next issue of the Brisbane Telephone Directory Will be published in May. Persons ...
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WORK FOR NEW ZEALAND UNEMPLOYED.
The Minister for Works (Mr. E. A. Ransom) states that 3,000 unemployed are engaged upon special relief works organised by tho Government. ...
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