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  2. FEDERAL CRISIS.

    In connection with the crisis in Federal politics considerable uncertainy prev[?] and no one knows definitely what will happen. It is rumored that Mr. ...

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  3. THE EXTINCTION OF THE HORSE.

    The doom and "boom" at the English horse seem to have coincided. At the same time that the Government is alarmed at the decrease in horses ...

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  4. GERMANY.

    Prince Bulow, the German Imperial Chancellor has started for Rome to seek the help of the Vatican to break the redistance of the Centre patty in connection ...

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  5. CANADIAN IMMIGRATION.

    The Canadian Parliament has passed the Immigration Restriction Act. An amendment, which exempted from the restrictive operation of the Act all these ...

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  6. PERSONAL

    A very pleading ceremony took place on Saturday morning at Messrs. Kennard and Cameron's offices, when the employees assembled together to hid ...

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  7. MEN WHO CAN BARK.

    A raw profession, known as that of the "two-legged dogs," has (says the correspondent of the "Daily Express) been introduced by the Paris ...

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  8. RAFF-STREET CHOIR SOCIAL.

    A successful social entertainment, promoted by the choir, way given in the Raff-street Methodist Church on Friday evening. The minister, Rev. A. Taylor, ...

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  9. CONGREGATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.

    Anniversary services were held at the Congregational Church, Margaret-street, yesterday morning and evening. The pastor. Rev. J. Ninian Melville, preached ...

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  10. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.

    Lord Rayleigh has succeeded the Duke of Devenshire as Chancellor to the Cambridge University. ...

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  11. QUEEN ALEXANDRA.

    Her Royal Highners visited the France-British Exhibition to-day. Her Majesty expressed great admiration for the colonial avenues, represent alive of scenes in ...

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  12. DIVIDEND DECLARED.

    The Australian Mortgage and Agency Company has declared a dividend of 10 per cent. ...

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  13. THE FIRST OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS.

    "The question is often asked. When was the first ope ration for appendicitis performed? The answer must depend greatly on what is meant by operations ...

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  14. TO THE BAY.

    The trip to the Bay, for which the thanks of citizens and school children are due to Mr. T. R. Roberts, M.L.A., eventuated on Saturday. The train was one ...

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  15. SOUTH AFRICA.

    The Royal Commission appointed by the Cape Government have recommended that a moderate system of increased duties be introduced, for the purposes of ...

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  16. ENTERTAINMENTS.

    The attention at the public is again drawn to the Philharmome Society's concert, to be held in the Town Hall tomorrow evening. The box plan for the ...

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  17. COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

    Several lives have been lost by an explosion in the Norton Hill colliery, Somerset. There were 30 men below at the time on night shift, and of these ...

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  18. A MULLAH RAID.

    More than a thousand follower of the Mullah raided the Sultanate Juaen Fali, near Ohbia. They killed more than a hundred men women, and children. The ...

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  19. NEWTOWN CLUB DANCE.

    The Newtown Club have arranged a dance for the evening of Wednesday, April 20, at Co[?] Hall. ...

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  20. OAKEY CO-OPERATIONS.

    For the month of March, 1908, the Oakey Cooperative Dairy Company, Ltd., received 81 tons of cream, from which 38 tons of butter was ...

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  21. DRAYTON CHICKETERS' SOCIAL.

    The Drayton cricketers give a social and dance in the Town Hall there on Wednesday evening, April 22. ...

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  22. BRITISH CABINET.

    Immense crowds gathered at Dover to welcome the Hon H. H. Asquth, Prime Minister, on his return from visiting the King at Biarritz. He reached ...

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  23. LANTERN LECTURE.

    Mr. Grimes, of the Dunwich and St. Helena Mission, deliver his interesting lecture, illustrated by lantern views, in the Neil-street Methodist school hall ...

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  24. CHINA AND JAPAN.

    The Hongkong Chamber of Commerce has drawn up a circular, which it is addressing to the principal chambers in China, with the object of obtaining ...

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  25. MIDDLE RIDGE SOCIAL.

    At the Shire Hall, Middle Ridge, a social and dance, proceeds in aid of State school funds, will take place on Easter Monday night. ...

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  26. LOSSES OF SHEEP.

    W. F. Daley, an experienced drover, who left Rockhampton, Queensland, on June 16 of last year with 10,000 wit[?] for Bugelbone station teeio, Woo Waa district ...

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  27. ROSENTUAL CLEARING SALE.

    Messrs. St. John and Coe. of Warwick, auction at Rosenthal, on Friday, April 24, 200 head of choice dairy cattle, being Mr. G. E. Bunning’s selected herd. ...

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  28. WHITE AUSTRALIA.

    Leaving Melbourne in May of last year journeyed to Brisbane to try my luck at the cane fields, having been unable to secure remunerative employment in ...

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  29. GOWRIE JUNCTION DANCE.

    The dance which was to have eventuated at Gowrie Junction on Saturday evening’ last takes place on next Saturday night instead. ...

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  30. HEADINGTON HILL SALES.

    Messrs. Denham Brew, and Mr. John Allman, in conjunction, offer stock, plant, implements, and so on at Headington Hill to-morrow (Tuesday) and on ...

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  31. A PECULIAR DEATH.

    A domestic servant named Annie Solmes, aged 18 years, met her death in a peculiar manner last night. Late on Friday night she was returning from a ...

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  32. CYCLISTS’ MEETING.

    A League of Queensland Wheelmen committee is to be held at Holm's rooms on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. ...

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  33. TRINITY COLLEGE.

    The examiners for the Trinity College, London, musical examinations for [?] have been appointed. Mr. Charles S[?]ilsky, who previously has performed the ...

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  34. RECHABITE PARADE.

    The members of the Refuge (Rechabite) Tent assembled at their hall yesterday morning, and, in regalia, marched to the Baptist Church, where Rev. A. ...

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  35. TARIFF REFORM.

    A mass meeting of the Unionsist party was held at Basingstoke, in Hampshire last night, to discing the tariff reform question. Lord Curzon (late Viceroy of ...

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  36. PURCHASE OF BRISBANE PROPERTY BY MESSRS. PERKINS AND CO

    Messrs. Perkins and Co., Ltd., brewers, Ihave just acquired by purchase the premises in Mary-street, known as Wilson's Biscuit Factory, adjoining the ...

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  37. GRADING MILLING WHEAT.

    In giving evidence before the Wheat Commission in Adelaide, Mr. Goode drew attention to some Federation wheat he had graded. They treated 15221b. wheat, ...

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  38. LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.

    The London County Council's loan of £2,750,000 now is quoted at £1 10s. premium. It already has been covered 30-fold. One firm alone offered £5,500,000, ...

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  39. STATE PARLIAMENT.

    The Assembly sat all night over the second reading of the Hampden-Mt. Elliott Railway Bill, which was stonewalled by the Labor party on the ground ...

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  40. INDIAN TELEGRAPHS.

    The London "Daily Mail" publishes the statement that the telegraphic operators have begun, a strike throughout India, and the principal office in Calcutta ...

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  41. LAND FOR IMMIGRANTS.

    The Minister for Lands states that the State Government of Victoria is prepared to mark off, o[?]t of the 12,000,000 acre of land it has left for settlement ...

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  42. EXAMINATION OF STALLIONS.

    A further development of the scheme for the Government certification of lions for soundness is announced by the Victorian Agricultural Department. ...

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  43. DEMAND FOR CONDENSED MILK.

    The export demand for Queensland condensed milk is very active. At the present time the Westralian agents for the Standard Dairy Company are getting ...

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  44. PREMIER PRICE.

    The Hon. T. Price, the Premier of South Australia, who is in England, attended a meeting of the Australasian Chamber of Commerce in London. In ...

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  45. VISITING THE NORTH.

    In June three Ministers—Messrs. Airey, Hawthorn and O’Sullivan—propose to leave for North Queensland on matters connected with their departments. ...

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  46. SPECIAL FURNITURE SALE.

    R,. Lightbody advertises that he will hold a special furniture sale to-morrow morning at 11 a.m., on account of Mrs. Harrison, who is leaving Toowoomba. ...

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  47. AMERICAN FLEET.

    The London "Globe" declare that Australia’s invitation to the American fleet, under Admiral Evans, to visit Australia, is a signification of her fear of a ...

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  48. THE HOPE OF HELIDON.

    The first quarterly meeting in connection with the Independent Order of Rechabites, Hope of Helidon Tent, No. 41, was held in the Helidon ...

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  49. BURKETOWN-LILYDALE LINE

    There is now before Parliament a proposal by which a tramway or railway will be constructed from Burketown to Lilydale. This matter has been twice ...

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  50. THE MARITIME STRIKE.

    The maritime strike was ended this afternoon. The agreement between the New South Wales Steamship Owners’ Association, the Wharf Laborers' Union, ...

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  51. DRUCE PERJURY CASE.

    Mary A[?] Robinson, who pleaded guilty to the charge of perjury in connection with the Druce case has been sentenced to four years. In imposing ...

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  52. THE BIRTHPLACE F CRICKET.

    Hambledon, in Hampshire, claims to be the birthplace of cricket. Some old records show that cricket was played on Broad-halfpenny Down, the ...

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  53. THE HOPE OF THE DOWNS.

    The usual weekly meeting of the L.O.G.T. Hope of the Downs Lodge was held in the Rechabites Hall on Thursday, the 9th last. There was a very ...

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  54. AN EFFECTIVE REPLY.

    Some amusing instances of the humor of the parish clerk are recalled in the "Sunday Strand." One story tells of a clerk who went to sleep as the preacher ...

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  55. THE AMERICAN SUFFRAGETTE

    NEW YORK, February 22. By this time probably all England knows from the cable despatches that the New York S[?], under the ...

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  56. DISCOVERY OF BIBLICAL MSS.

    The Paris correspondent of the London “Times" says:-Particulars as to the recent discovery of some new authentic manuscripts of the Bible are ...

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  57. D.D. LODGE, No. 44.

    The above Lodge held their usual fortnightly meeting in the Oddfellows Hall on Monday night last, the N.G. BroInwood presiding. A funeral donation ...

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  58. KETCH LOST.

    An urgent telegram from Coca to the Police Magistrate reads as follows:— Wreckage has been found five to seven miles south of the Stewart River, and ...

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  59. A "FLASH DINNER."

    Mr. Robert Collier, described in the newspapers as a “society leader,” gave one of the most elaborate and undoubtedly the most expensive dinners ...

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  60. EMPIRE DAY.

    Empire Day, which last year was observed by 10 millions of British subjects, is to be celebrated on May 24. The message to the boys and girls of the ...

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  61. MAD REVENGE.

    The ringleader of the attempt to destroy Governor Fraser's train at Bengal last December has been sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment. His five ...

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  62. YOU CAN AVOID

    Or you can Cure Indigestion by taking after each meal five drops of Fisher's Great Nerve Tonic, a splendid medicine for regulating the Stomach, Liver, and ...

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  63. THE STAR OF JAPAN.

    A rock has pierced the [?] "The Star of Japan," and the captain considers the wreck hopeless. ...

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  64. SEED WHEAT.

    Manitoba wheats (2) (Grain Exchange graded) for April sowing. Read [?] ...

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