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  2. Provincial Pickings.

    Mr. J. D. Ramsay, accountant in the Warwick branch of the Queensland Nationals Bank, met with a nasty accident at Lord John Swamp (says the Warwick Argus). ...

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  3. TELEGRAMS.

    The passengers by the steamer Nineveh who are still in quarantine will he released this morning. The coal miners of the southern district ...

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  4. LATEST SHIPPING.

    December 22.--GULF OF GENOA, s., 3,433 tons. Captain Swan, from Liverpool, via ports, Thes. Brown and Sons, Limited, agents. ...

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  5. Conspiracy in France.

    In connection with the trial at Paris by the French Senate, sitting as a High Court, of M. Paul Deroulede, president of the League of Patriots, and 14 other persons who are ...

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  6. Round the Shops.

    Messrs.,T. and W. Gray, the old and well known firm of hoot manufacturers, George street, have made a "military display" in their window. This consists chiefly of a copy ...

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  7. Queensland Contingent.

    Arrangements have been made for the Maori King to transport the Queensland contingent to South Africa. It is probable that this fine steamer will come to Brisbane, and ...

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  8. Very Latest.

    News has been received, stating that Lieutenant-general Lord Methuen, who occupies an entrenched position at the Modder River, is awaiting the arrival of reinforcements of ...

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  9. Clackmannan Election.

    The election of u member of the House of Commons, for Clackmannan and Kinross, in succession to the Right Hon. John Blair Balfour, Q.C. took place yesterday, resulting ...

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  10. Australian Contingent.

    At a parade of D Company last evening, at which Major Rankin was present, volunteers for South Africa were called for Lieutenant Leask and several men possessing the ...

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  11. VICTORIA.

    At the Masonic Grand Lodge yesterday Mr. A. J. Peacock was nominated as grand master, vice Lord Brassey, who is returning to England. ...

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  12. Japanese

    Portmanteau Baskets, with and without straps, arson sale, in all sizes, at Finney's Prices from 1s. 6d. to 14s. 6d. ...

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  13. T. Mathewson and Co.

    Messrs. T. Mathewson and Co., of Queen street, are a very old firm of photographers. Their premises were built for the purpose ol carrying on the business of photography ...

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  14. To-day's Parliament.

    The Legislative Council will meet at the usual hour to-day. ...

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  15. Legislative Assembly.

    In the Legislative Assembly the Government business includes the consideration in committee of the Legislative Councils amendments of the Railways Acts Amendment Bill, ...

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  16. Boers' Foreign Legions.

    Reports to band show that the Boer commanders have posted their German, Hollander, and Irish legions in all the most dangerous positions in every fight in which ...

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  17. Siege of Mafeking.

    The siege of Mafeking continues. News has, however, been received to tho effect that quite recently the Boers 'fired an empty shell into the place which contained a message ...

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  18. Poul C. Poulsen.

    This well known photographer has during the year made great improvements to his premises, opposite the Treasury Buildings. The large vestibule is largo and well lighted, ...

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  19. Lyddite at Magersfontein.

    Further news of the battle at Magersfontein states that the lyddite shells fired by the British artillery were very effective. One of these shells was fired into the trenches at ...

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  20. NEW ZEALAND.

    An arrangement has been made in the Cabinet for Messrs. Cadman and Thompson to retire, Mr. Ward, being given a portfolio. Mr. James Carroll has been annotated Minister ...

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  21. Carringtons Offer a House.

    The Earl and Countess of Carrington (the earl was formerly Governor of Now South Wales) have offered the use of a large house on their High Wycombe Estate, in ...

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  22. Advertising

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  23. Christmas Holidays.

    Christmas Day, which this year falls on Monday next, will be "the printers' holiday," and in consequence there will be no issue of the Telegraph on that day. As the next day ...

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  24. WEST AUSTRALIA.

    At the Coolgardie sessions yesterday the charges against 14 alluvialists for the larceny of a quantity of gold-hearing ore was concluded. After 20 minutes' retirement the ...

    Article : 68 words
  25. Shrapnel Shells from Krupp.

    The War Office authorities have placed an order for 25,000 shrapnel shells with the great ordnance firm of Krupp and Co., of Essen, in Germany. ...

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  26. Colonel Plumer at Tuli.

    Colonel Plumer, in command of u force of Rhodesian Police, who at last accounts was making his way to Mafeking to relieve Colonel Baden-Powell, ...

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  27. Horse Accident.

    About 6.45 p.m. yesterday a mare belonging Texas Jack's show, which is camped on the vacant allotment at the corner of Wharf and Adelaide streets, ...

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  28. Country Visitors Beware!

    Study your pockets by calling on Charles Gilbert, the Leading Tailor and Outfitter, Queen street, near bridge for anything you require in men's wear. You will save money. ...

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  29. Supposed Wreck.

    No further information has been received fixing the identity of the vessel wrecked at White-top Rooks, near Albany. H.M.S. Penguin has been despatched to the scene of ...

    Article : 136 words
  30. Commanding Officers to Meet.

    It is announced that Field-marshal Lord Roberts, the new Commander-in-chief in South Africa, and Major-sroneral Lord Kitchener, his chief of staff, will meet at ...

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  31. Saivation Army in the Fight.

    News from the front in South Africa states that tho Boer authorities have "commandeered " all the Salvation Army officers in the country, compelling them to fight ...

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  32. Enoggera Election.

    Mr. W. T. Roid's committee will meet this evening, in the Norman Hall, Red Hill, in connection with Mr. W. T. Reid's candidature. A mass meeting will be held this evening in ...

    Article : 104 words
  33. Woman Found Dead.

    The dead body of a woman whose name is unknown was found by the police this morning in a passage leading lip to All Hallows' Convent. The body was ...

    Article : 81 words
  34. Christmas Suits.

    Just landed, from London, ex Duke of Argyll, latest styles in boys', youths', and men's suits specially imported for this season: value in these goods as usual. John Reid ...

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  35. Response from the Yeomanry

    In response to tho call for the organisation of the Imperial Yeomanry Corps, every officer in the corps volunteered for service in South Africa within two days. ...

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  36. "Figaro" Christmas Number

    Our old friend Figaro "bobs up serenely" again with its Christmas number. In addition to pages of chatty paragraphs, full of information, there are several short stories and ...

    Article : 110 words
  37. 600 Boxes.

    Millikin and Co., Grocers, George street, are selling now figs at 6d. box. ...

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  38. Patriotic Fund Concert.

    The committee of the Brisbane Liedertafel mot yesterday afternoon to arrange details for the concert next Thursday in aid of the patriotic fund. The following firms have ...

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  39. Evening Entertainments.

    As previously announced, the Christmas attraction at the Opera House will be the Empire Variety and Specialty Company, who will commence a season on Boxing Night ...

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  40. Raffle Victims.

    Year after year there is one swindle that is played in all the great towns of the north of England with tho most regretable success at this time of the year, and this is the "raffle ...

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  41. N.S.W. Officer for the Front.

    A lieutenant in the New South Wales volunteer forces will shortly leave Sydney on his way to the seat of war (says the Sydney Daily Telegraph of the 18th ...

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  42. Snow in George Street.

    Not quite; but the coolest warehouse in town, and an extremely choice array of all useful novelties suitable for Christmas and Now Year gifts; look at the windows. John ...

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  43. Lord Mayor and Law.

    The reception of the civic authorities at the Law Courts was (says the Daily News, November 15), as will be seen from our report, the occasion of some very unusual and ...

    Article : 260 words
  44. Theatre Royal.

    This evening and to-morrow will he the last two performances of the Empire Variety and Specialty Company at the Theatre Royal, as on Tuesday (Boxing Night) the augmented ...

    Article : 62 words
  45. City Police Court.

    At the City Police Court this morning, before Mr. G. P. M. Murray, P.M., Sarah Percy and William Foley were each fined 5s.,in default six hours' imprisonment, for ...

    Article : 153 words
  46. Bethune's Horse.

    The cable has supplied us within the past few days with news of the gallant exploits of Bethune's Horse in Natal. This is a force recently raised in Natal by Major Bethune, ...

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  47. Band Concert at Manly.

    A fairly large crowd assembled on Thursday night at the shore end of the Manly jetty, to listen to tho music discoursed by the Wynnum Brass Band, the majority of whom ...

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  48. He Found Relief.

    George Robert Rudkin, Town Clerk, Kumara, says: "I have very great pleasure in stating that, having used Chamberlain's Pain Balm in a very severe attack of sciatica. ...

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  49. Methuen and New South Wales Lancers.

    It is interesting to recall an incident of the visit of a section of the New South Wales Lancers to England in 1894. They went thither to participate in some cavalry ...

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  50. Promenade Concerts.

    A specially attractive programme has been prepared for the promenade concert at the Albion Park on Tuesday next (Boxing night). The Headquarters Band ...

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  51. The White Man's Burden

    Is lightened considerably if he wears during the hot weather Woodcook and Co.'s cool Bummer suitings. Petrie Bight, Queen street. ...

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  52. Christmas Sacred Concert.

    A splendid programme has been prepared by Mr. C: J. Bottger for Christmas night, embracing the following artists.: Mrs. Spencer Browne, Miss Amy Mills, Miss ...

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  53. Christmas Christening.

    Amongst the natives (Scorpions) of Gibraltar the custom prevails to celebrate Christmas by the christening of as many babies as possible according to the sacramental rite of ...

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  54. Mince Pies.

    Most people enjoy a mince pie, and many are content to enjoy it, without asking why we eat it at Christmas time. It is a custom which has come down to us from very early ...

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  55. Meaning of Boxing Day.

    December 26, as all Englishmen know, is called Boxing Day, but for what reason mar not be so clear. The custom originated with the church. At this season they used to carry ...

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  56. Paris Exhibition.

    The Prince of Wales yesterday presided, at a meeting of the English commission in connection with the Paris Exhibition of 1900, and his notion hits created an excellent ...

    Article : 38 words
  57. The Careful Man.

    His Christmas mail is not, 'twould seem," Exactly what he'd wish; For as he opens envelopes He's heard to "Pshaw!" and "Pish!" ...

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  58. The Christmas Card Boom

    Still goes on at Carew, Gardner, and Billington's. The values are the best that can be had. ...

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  59. John Hicks for OhcistmasGifts

    You can choose useful presents from my new stocks of ornamental chinaware, glassware, electroplatedware, cutlery, Japanese curios, rattan and bamboo furniture, at trifling ...

    Article : 38 words
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