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Waterworks Worries.
Yesterday a party consisting of Messrs. J. Hardgrave (Chariman), T. Reos, L.A. Bernays, A Midson (members of the Board of Waterworks), with Mr. G. Johnson (the ...
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Police v. People.
A case heard at the Metropolitan Police Court last Friday once again shown the shameful way in which some police constables vex and worry the average man in ...
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THE TOTE ON TRIAL.
Kalgoorlie (W.A.) has something to fell us about this, which will rather interest racing men than parsons; though there will be a good deal of holy horror ...
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Albion Park.
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IPSWICH INKLINGS.
Writer has recently been banded a letter punned by one of the late Tory candidates, which, if not an attempt to coorce a voter, is about the nearest approach to that kind ...
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The Curled One's Cackle.
Jim Cribb, the kiss-curl darling of left than halt the voters of Bundanba, assigns bis recent political victory to the black- guarding he received at the hands of his ...
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Saturday's Sport.
The final match of the season for the Rugby Union premiership was played yesterday afternoon, and after a very hard and exciting game it ended in a draw, but as North ...
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Woollen Company's Woe.
The local Woollen Company held its annual meeting the other day, when sorry shareholders scratched their ears in frenzy, and cavorted round like a roomful of ...
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Pedestrianism.
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Water Turned Into—Chow.
There have been Seating about Townsville all last week rumors and whispers that a Chinaman and a dog had been found drowned in the Town Reservoir, up on the ...
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Swagger and Sweat.
There is considerable room for reform in the [?] and sweat shops in this vatu village of prayer mills and illegitimate infante. Gospel grinding has got in on ...
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Finney's and McWhirter's.
Yesterday will be chronicled as a red-letter da in both Finney's and McWhirter's. The occasion was the first competitive "go as-you-please" race between these two ...
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Rumors about Rutledge.
It is persistently talked about the streets that there is a strong likelihood of "P.F." resigning his seat here in order to give Sir Art bar Rutledge an opening. There is no ...
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Senseless Sanitation.
Again, at the risk of becoming tedious, is attention called to the latrines in use at the new railway works. The system installed is some high-falutin' scheme of sanitary science, ...
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Exciting Encounter.
The knowledge that Comptroller O'Carroll and his busy followers were employed at the Police Court on Tuesday in trying' to convict a couple of small boys of the enormous ...
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Brisbane's Beautifier.
Brisbane's most celebrated mae[?]ouss, Mrs. Louisa Pike, having returned from her Downs trip, recruited in health and full of renewed energy, has settled down with the ...
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Bandmaster Seal Dead.
At 10.15 last evening there passed away at St. Helen's Hospital one of Brisbane a best known identities in the world of music, in the person of Bandmaster Seal, of the ...
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A Fusser in Fine Feathers.
When he cast aside his overalls, to take up the running in a higher sphere of the railway works service, there were few who grudged hi[?]a his exalted promotion. He ...
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Warning in Wolfram Workers.
"Truth "in indebted to a Townsville correspondent for the following wire. forwarded last night:— Kindly warn man from proceeding to the ...
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