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  2. READY MADE FARMS.

    One of the most Interesting, and indeed Important, features of the information, gathered by Hon. James Tolnile during his visit to Western ...

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  3. THE CHAIRMANSHIP.

    At a meeting of the Eastern Downs Tick Board on Saturday the first business was the election of a Chairman, and it caused some surprise when it ...

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  4. TWO INSPECTORS.

    At a meeting of the Eastern Downs Pick Board on Saturday the problems of inspections, and tick-infested cattle, and the duties of the inspectors, were ...

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  5. COURAGEOUS MEN.

    "One of the chief impressions created by my trip to the other States of Australia," remarked Hon. James Tolmine yesterday, "is one of intense ...

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  6. SOLITUDE OF THE ICE.

    In our Melbourne telegraphic message published on Saturday it was stated that the unfortunate young man, Sidney Jeffryes, the wireless ...

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  7. HOME RULE.

    Sir Edward Carson, in the course of a letter on the Home Rule question, says.--"We are going to make good any action that we have been saying ...

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  8. STATE FINANCES.

    The Acting-Premier, Hon. W. H. Barnes, speaking yesterday at the annual meeting of the Brisbane Merchants' Association, touched on the ...

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  9. DEATH ON THE RAILS.

    In the grey fog that lay over Exeter last night was enacted one of those grim railway tragedies that occasionally stun the community with horror. ...

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  10. PIONEERS' REQUEST.

    A deputation representing the pioneers of Queensland yesterday, waited on the Acting Premier(Hon. W. H. Barnes) to ask for some sort of State ...

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  11. A SIMPLE CAUSE.

    The accident occurred in a simple manner. The goods train officially known as N. 12, due at Moss Vale at twenty minutes to twelve, was ...

    Article : 164 words
  12. VOLENT WOMEN.

    Mrs. Pankhurst, the leader of the suffragettes, who was arrested at Glasgov early in the week, was released yesterday. ...

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  13. DR. MAWSON'S STATEMENT.

    "I am very sorry indeed to learn of Jeffryes misfortune," said Dr. Mawson last evening. "I am surprised that he had not arrived safely at his ...

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  14. THE PARTY OF "DON'T."

    The Premier of Victoria (Mr Watt) at a banquet at Neerum, describer the Labour party as the "Don't Labour party." "Did anyone," he asked ...

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  15. "A VERITABLE INFERNO."

    In the blackness of the foggy night the scene which followed was a veritable inferno. The party of rescuers, consisting of railway officials and ...

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  16. SENIOR CADETS.

    The annual competition of the senior cadets of the 11th Battalion was held at Warwick on Saturday last before the Judges, Major Porter ...

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  17. TIDAL WAVE.

    The St. Petersburg correspondent of Reuter's Agency says that a hurricane in kuban province caused the Sea Azoff to rise nine feet, and inundated ...

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  18. THE KILLED.

    The official list of the killed as given, tonight is as follows:--Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Kurzenhagen, Albert street, Mittagong; Mr. Arthur Heaver ...

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  19. A KING'S COMMAND.

    The King, noticing a court ball woman wearing an extremely decollette" gown, with a slit skirt, whispered to his Court Marshall ...

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  20. STEALING FRUIT.

    At the Wagga Quarter Sessions on Wednesday, before Acting Judge Bevan, Lawrence Roy M'Williams, son of a well known orchardist at Junee ...

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  21. WRECKED FUNERAL PARTY.

    The case of the Heaver family is a particularly distressing one. Mrs. Heaver, who had been for some time a patient at The Terraces Private ...

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  22. SELLING ON SUNDAY.

    In a Toowoomba case in which a number of milk vendors were prosecuted for having sold adulterated milk (writes the "Brisbane ...

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  23. SOUTH POLE PARTY.

    A Melbourne man has applied to go with Shackleton's party to the South Pole. He received a reply that the party only could be 45, and were not ...

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  24. THE WHITE IDEAL.

    The South African Senate rejected by 23 to 10 Mr. Schrelner's amendment to delete the banishment clause. General Smuts emphasised the fact ...

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  25. DISTRICT NEWS.

    Showery weather prevailed this week, though the total rainfall did not register many points. It is good growing weather, however, and maize ...

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  26. RIOT IN DUBLIN.

    Captain J. R. White, D.S.O., son of he late Field-marshal Sir George White, who in November last announced that he intended to ...

    Article : 199 words
  27. FEDERAL ELECTION.

    The Prime Minister, Hon. J. Cook, speaking yesterday at the Liberal picnic at Sandringham, said he had made up his mind not to remain in his ...

    Article : 64 words
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  30. BILLIARDS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 58 words
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