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LABOUR'S GALA DAY.
Although perhaps not as well-filled as previous occasions, the procession in connection with the Eight-Hour Union was a big success. Many causes ...
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PERSONAL.
Mr Dau Wllkie the expericketer, died at a private hospital at St. Kilda on Friday at the age of 74 years. Alderman A Mayes, Mayor of ...
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COMING EVENTS.
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RECRUITING.
"The Minister for Defence (Senator Peerce) to-day stated that he had cabled in the Imperial War Authorities to know whether men between 45 and 50 years of ...
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THE PENSIONS QUESTION.
The chairman of the State-Recruting Committee Professor Macintyre stated in Sydney that one of the matters which seem mostly to concern those who are proposing ...
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Mr. Robert Hamilton, a farmer residing at Ramsay. sustained a fractured left arm yesterday as the result of a fall from his horse The Ambulance Brigade received the ...
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THE WEATHER.
The Weather Bureau issued, the following forecast to-day:--Some cloudiness and passing showers on the for northern' seaboard otherwise fine and cold generally and ...
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WHY SUFFER PAIN.
When T A. Margetts, dentist, Toowoomba extracts teeth perfectly painless with his new method. My Local All teeth extracted free when artificial plates are ...
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STATE GOLD MINE CLOSED DOWN.
The Tasmanian Government has decided to close down tho Argent Flat State gold mine at Zeehan pending the assembling of Parliament in July. Parliament may ...
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DETERMINED SUICIDE
A case of suicide, attended with gruesome circumstances, was reported to the Rockhampton police to-day. The happening took place at Etna Creek, on the north ...
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WIN-THE-WAR SPIRIT.
Says tho Melbourne "Age":-- Another instance of win-the-war spirit as displayed by Australian State Premiers is to be found in the action Quennsland ...
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THE SPORTS.
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WAX MATCHES AND MICE.
Following an inquest into a wheat stack fire at Reefton. N.S.W., the coroner returned a verdict of accidental fire, and added a rider suggesting the prohobition ...
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SYDNEY FIRE
The damage done by the fire discovered in the premises of Messrs. Bennett and Barkell, cycle manufacturers, Castlereagh-street, near Market-street early 'this ...
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LIBERATION OF THE JEWS.
A Jewish resident of Sydney who is visiting New York expresses the hope, in the course of a letter, that the revolution in Russia will mean the liberation of the ...
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PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.
A conference took place to-day between the Prime Minister (Hon. W. M Hughes) and the Premiers of Now south Wales, Victoria and South Australia, and the ...
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SMALLPOX FROM OVERSEAS.
Cases of smallpox have been discovered on five Vessels arriving in Australia from Eastern ports within the last five months According to the Director of Quanantine. ...
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HOME LETTERS.
Judging by letters recently received from Private George Harper, of the 12th Machine Gun Company (formerly of the "D. D. Gazette" staff) and now serving in ...
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A GERMAN RIFLE.
Mr J. D. Annand of the firm of Annand and Booth, showed,a representative of the "Gazette" last evening a German rifle which he had just received from his ...
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OBITUARY.
The death occurred yesterday at his residence, Waraghai," The Range of Mr. Frederick Borton one of the oldest re[?]dents of Toowoomba, at the advanced age ...
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JAPAN'S DANGER.
The position in which Japan, as a nation, stands, in a moral and religious aspect, was instructively referred to at St. John's Cathedral. ...
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MP. W. G. PENGELLY.
The death occurred yesterday afternoon of Mr. "Waiter George Pengelly, the well known tailor and mercer of Ruthven street, under most sudden and patetic ...
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ENLISTMENT OF HALF-CASTES.
Chaplain Lieut-Colone Garland, of the State Recruiting Committee, left by train on Sunday night. accompanied by the Protector of Aborigines (Mr. Blakeney) ...
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LINKING THE DOWNS AND BURNETT
The Secretary to the Public Works Commission (Mr. J. P. H. Bird) has written to Mr. Victor Drury of Dalby as follows: "I have the honour, by direction ...
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THE WHEAT PROBLEM.
The wheat question has now to be met as it was anticipated it would. Contrary to expectations the Queensland wheat "grower "elected to stand ...
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AMBULANCE COMPETITIONS.
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