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FIJIAN GOLD
Mr. E. G. Theodore, who arrived here from the goldfields yesterday, will sail for Sydney on Tuesday. He has a second parcel of gold from the ...
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THE WEEK AT ROMA STREET
The lightness of fodder deliveries of late and the scarcity of prime lines were the causes tor the sadden and definite advance an the Friday of last ...
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ATLANTIC OUTPOST
Tristan da Cunha is one of the outposts of the globe. It is not often that one hears first hand impressions of it, since ships seldom ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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B.A.T.C. RACES
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BRIBERY ALLEGED
Paul Jacobus Visser, a clerk in the estates office of the Master of the Supreme Court at Pretoria, has been arrested and remanded on an allegation ...
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COUNTRY OFFICIAL
The most important business to be transacted at a meeting of the country committee to-night is the appointment of a representative on the ...
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FLYING BOAT DISASTER
The King has forwarded messages of sympathy to the relatives at the officers and men killed in the [?]3595 disaster, in which nine ...
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"WINING HAND"
It was unanimously decided at a mass meeting of members of those unions involved in the meat industry ...
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AIRWAYS NETWORK
The Air Union de France announces details of a scheme for a network of high-speed airways services linking London, Paris, Cannes, Rome, South ...
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TOM GARRETT'S MONOTYPES
Anyone in search of something beautiful, decorative, and within the range of the average pocket with which to adorn the walls of his home, need look no ...
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ITALIAN TROOPS
Mussolini reviewed two battalions of black-shirted Fascist militia which had been mobilised by postcard instructions, prior to ...
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FORCED LANDING
Codos and Rossi, the French aviators, left Marseilles on a non-stop flight to Rio de Janeiro flying the veteran plane in which Rossi established a long-distance ...
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TOBACCO CROP IN NORTH
The tobacco industry in the Townsville district has suffered a severe setback due to the unprecedented dry spell and hot ...
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NEW MATRON
MISS GWLADYS THOMAS, who has been appointed matron of Simla Convalescent Home, Toowoomba. Miss Thomas has a fine record of four ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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DOG CAUSES ACCIDENT
In an attempt to avoid a dog which ran from the footpath barking at his bicycle, James Robert Thompson, 28, single, a relief ...
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PRISON RIOT AT CHRISTMAS
Disturbances took place during Christmas at Barlinnie Prison, Glasgow, which was the scene of recent disorder, (says the "Daily Mail"). ...
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TAXI DRIVER'S HUMANITY
A very embarrassed taxi-driver, one Charles Zakharoff, walked out of the general office of the Waverley tramway depot. ...
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NOT HALF ENOUGH
Scotland Yard is to attempt this year to remove some of the more antiquated taxicabs. All cabs more than 10 years old will ...
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SHORT RIFLE
"The change over to the short rifle and high velocity ammunition has given on impetus to rifle shooting generally. Marksmanship ...
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RAFFLES VISITS PARIS
Two masked thieves in their dress and manners modelled upon the celebrated "Raffles," visited Paris recently, says the London "News Chronicle." ...
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SURF LIFE SAVING
Delegates from the Maroochydore, Alexandra Headlands, Mooloolabah, and Caloundra Life Saving Cluhs were present at a meeting of the North Coast ...
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AUSTRALIAN TRACK TITLES
After the last of a series of amateur cycling championships trials at Parkdale, the selectors of the Victorian Amateur Cycling Union chose Les. ...
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SEEING AUSTRALIA
MISS VAN DAMME, of Belgium, and MRS. J. CHAPLIN, France, were companion round voyagers in the Orford which reached Brisbane this morning. Miss Van Damme, who is making her first visit to Australia, belongs to a family which is connected with the wool trade, which buys much of its wool from this country. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GALE IN BRITAIN
A 60-mile-an-hour gale and heavy rain which swept Britain prevented the sailing of the Orama and Strathnaver. Much ...
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TOWNSVILLE
Walking into a ploughshare when preparing to commence work on his property at Aitkenvale on Sunday morning, a dairyman named J. McDowall suffered ...
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GERMAN BONDHOLDERS
Lengthy and costly litigation is expected to follow a demand received by the Administration of South-west Africa, as the successor to the former German ...
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ULM REWARD
The British Consul (Mr. William Turner) has withdrawn the Ulm reward offer at the request of the Australian Government. ...
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HYDRO-ELECTRIC SYSTEM
The work of extending the hydro-electric system of the State, which will involve an expenditure of more than £1,000,000, is well under way, and already ...
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LISMORE
Defeating Brisbane City Pastimes by 50 points to 25 in the annual inter-city swimming carnival at Lismore, the local club representatives won its third Challenge ...
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LORD SEMPILL'S PROGRESS.
Lord Sempill, the well-known solo flyer, arrived here yesterday from Wyndham. He left this morning for Soerabaia on his way to England. ...
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