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PARLIAMENT. New Locomotives.
Particulars concerning tenders for the construction of 30 locomotives required by the Railway Department were supplied by the Minister for ...
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EARLY ELECTION FORECAST IN BRITAIN
The House of Commons rejected the Conservatives' motion of censure moved by Sir Robert Home, by 359 votes to 198. The motion was:— ...
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BY AIR TO AUSTRALIA.
Commander Burney, accompanied by Mr. Wallis the designor of the experimental abship which Britain is building, visited Friedrichs[?]ven and ...
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[?]LLERY NOTIONS. "Legalised Robbery."
More bills, apparently of minor nature, keep coming forward in Parliament. Rosolutions to go into Committee on measures amending the ...
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THOSE LOCOS.
"The Daily Standard" understands that the negotiations between the Government and the Clyde Engineering Company of Now South Wales for ...
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DOUGLAS MAWSON.
In a report from Cairns appearing in "The Pally Standard" of Tuesday last, it was stated, inter alia, that Mr. Norman Morgan, of Normanton, then ...
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WIDOW'S DEATH.
On July 34, Sarah Jane Taylor, a widow, aged 65, left the home of her son, at Cambridge-street, West End, about 9.30 a.m. She did not return ...
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Late Sport.
At Caulfleld this morning the grass track was open and the going was good. Whittler did the best mile, taking 1.44½, doing the first Ave furlougs ...
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MINING DISPUTE.
In connection with the dispute at the Slate coalmine, there were surprising and unexpected developments following an interview by the Miners' ...
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FRENCHMEN COMING.
The Lawn Tennla Association of Australia has completed its programme of matches against the French team, comprising Borotra. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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TO-DAY'S FORECAST.
Continuance of fine weather, light to moderate south-westerly wind, probably shifting north-easterly in afternoon. ...
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THE TURF.
The weather was cold at Fleming ton tracks this morning. The Hawk (H. Jones) pleased by beating All Sunshine (J, Dowsett) over a mile on ...
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STOCK EXCHANGE.
Speaking last night, at the School of Arts, Mr. W. M. Hynes stated that the Stock Exchange might now be regarded as the custodian of the rights ...
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BANK ROBBERS' FATE.
The gallows are being prepared for the execution on October 24 of five robbers of the Hochelaga bank, who killed two officials. ...
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CRICKET.
In an interview regarding Leicestershire's proposal, Mr. A. C. Maclaren, the famous English cricketer, said that the explanation for Australia's' ...
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GRUESOME FIND.
A gruesome discovery was made in an empty house at Kurri Kurri yesterday, when a man entering one of the rooms found a human hand lying ...
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FORBIDDEN TO LAND.
Further questions were asked in the State Parliament yesterday regarding the holding up of William Long and his wife on the steamer ...
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ITHACA LIGHTING.
At the weekly meeting of the Brisbane Tramway Trust yesterday, Air. H. M. Russoii, acting as chairman, a deputation trom the Ithaca Town ...
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Hindoo's Oath
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APPEAL DISMISSED.
The Full Court judgment on the rehearing on coats in the action Magripills and another v Baird and another, was delivered this morning. The suit ...
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OODNADTTA LINE.
It was stated last night that the Government favorerl the narrow gauge extension of the [?]datta line to Alice Spring, built in such a way as ...
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TINKER'S DEATH.
The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against Andrew Jounes, who was charted with the murder of Charles Murphy, travelling tlukur, at ...
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SHIRE BRIDGES.
At the meeting of the Windsor Town Council, last. night a letter was received. from the City Council, asking the council to communicate with ...
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TREAT FOR MELBOURNE.
The champion of championu, Gloamlug, is to go to Melboourne for the V.A.T.C. races. Arrangements have been made for him to go over by ...
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COLLIERIES DISPUTE.
A deadlock has been reached in the demarcation dispute, at Hobburu No, 1 and No. 2 colleries. About 2000 men are already Involved, and there ...
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MAINTENANCE ORDER.
When Harold Lockwood Hird appeared in the Police Court this morning, before Mr. J. S. Berge, P.M., he was charged with being an idle and ...
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RAILWAY FIREMAN KILLED.
A fatality occurred at Isis Central sugar mill at Corrdalba yesterday afternoon. Robert James Moonoy, 21, loco ...
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SANDGATE SWIMMERS.
The second gonoral meeting of the Sandgate Amatour Swimming Club, held in the Masonic Hall, Saodgate, on Monday last, was presided over by ...
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FISH MARKET.
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SCAFFOLDING FALLS.
The seafolding at the steel works Newcastle, collapsed yesterday. Several men who were working on it full a distance of 18 feet. James Grieve, ...
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