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  2. Advertising

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  3. Advertising

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  4. PERSONAL.

    A message was received by Mr. J. O'May yesterday stating that Mr. W. O’Sullivan, of Charloville, had passed. away that morning. Twelve months ago ...

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  5. NEW GUINEA.

    A letter has been received here From Mrs. A.S. Meek, the accredited agent of the Hon. Walter Rothschild, who has been collecting natural history specimens ...

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  6. CHICAGO ANARCHISTS. CAUSE ANOTHER SAN FRANCISCO

    Mr. Neill, President Roosevelt's Commissioner in connection with the Chicago scandals, has assured the committee of Congr[?] that Mr. Dy[?]on, formerly a ...

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  7. THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE. ANOTHER KAISER TELEGRAM.

    The Kaiser William and the Emperor Franz Josef sent from Vienna a joint telegram to King Emmanuel of Italy as follows:— ...

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  8. THE WORLD'S PRODUCTION OF IRON AND STEEL.

    The world's total production of iron and steel is about £600,000,000, and the proportion supplied by the United Kingdom has a value of £96,000,000. ...

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  9. CITY POLICE COURT.

    Yesterday morning a brace of inebriates were drafted into the dock, cantioned, and discharged. Another foolish fellow with 2 previous couvictions was ...

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  10. THE ROSTER.

    The following names appear upon the official Roster for the week ending Saturday, 16th instant:—F[?]ncis J. Pa[?]erson, Alex. McPhie, John Rosser, Joseph ...

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  11. THE MADRID TRAGEDY. STATEMENT BY MAKENS

    Senor Makens, the Ropubliean editor in Madrid, admits that Moral came to his office in the afternoon of the explosion. After binding him to secrecy he ...

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  12. BRITISH DURABILITY.

    In the Forth Bridge there is a horizontal pull or 10,000 tons on the chief spans, and a weight of 10,000 tons on their bases. Hal[?] a dozen British ...

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  13. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT.

    The following transfers of assistant teachers are announced:—Patrick Bennett, from Red Hill, Mount Morgan, to Toowoomba North (B); Geo. Dalrymple ...

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  14. CITIES WITH OVER ONE MILLION OF POPULATION.

    The following cities had a population of ov[?]r a million at the last census;— [?]. Petersburg, 1,265.000; Moscow. 1,039,000; Berlin, 1,889,000; Paris, ...

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  15. THE CLIFTON AND ROSENTHAL SHIRES.

    The boundaries of the shires of Rosenthal and Clifton have been altered so as to make the Condanine River a boundary. ...

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  16. WHAT PRICE HAY?

    A Greenment farmer driving into Toowoomba the other day met a neighbour who was returning home. “Hey!” called the first, looking back over his ...

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  17. CHEAP SUITS TO ORDER.

    Extraordinary disclosures were made in the Bankruptcy Court, Sydney, on Thursday, in connection with a monthly paper called the "Success.” It was used ...

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  18. SOCIAL NOTES.

    Accounts of wedding ceremonies, engagements, dances, and all other social items for pu[?]cation in the “Chronicle" should be addressed ...

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  19. THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

    Mr. Wilkinson gave notice in the House of Representatives to-day that an Australian should be appointed Lieutenand Governor of Now Guinea. ...

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  20. "THE LODGE" IN AMERICA.

    The lodge is omnipotent in America. Fom tlhe resident of the nation down to thoehumblest citizen the fnasination of grip amndpassword enthrals. The ...

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  21. OUR EXPORTS.

    The Minister for Agirculure recently called a meeting of exporters to consider a request made by the Prime Minister for information come[?]ning the cold ...

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  22. RUSSIA.

    F[?]ring that the Duma would not be able to [?]ure land for them, a large number of peasants have been preparing to seize land, particularly in the ...

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  23. DESERTION OF A WIFE.

    Mr. Justice Simpson declared in the Divorce Court, Sydney, on Thursday, that a man was not entitled to leave Iris wife because she exhibited a bad ...

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  24. "QUOTH THE RAVEN."

    The jury failed to agree in the case of Raven charged with feloniously wounding his son-in-law. Rail was refused. The [?]rate expre[?]ed a hope that a ...

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  25. THE GOTHIC ON FIRE.

    Two fires were discoverwed in the wool carried by the ship Gothic after her departure from Teneriffe. LONDON, Friday. ...

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  26. SLATES IN STATE SCHOOLS.

    The state has been banished from the schools of New South Wales, and the different excreises are now done with pen and pencil. The Minister for ...

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  27. HOME INDUSTRIES IN GERMANY.

    In reporting on a home industries exhibition which is to be in Germany, the United States consul at Kehl remarks:— “It is yet the custom in Germany for ...

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  28. CRICK CASE

    The information lodged by Mr. W. P. Crick against Justice Owen for wrongful action in the lands [?] was dismissed by the magistrate to-day. ...

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  29. JAPANESE SQUADRON

    When the Ching-tu arrived to-day it was reported that the Japanese training [?]quadron, while on the course of the inner route, carried on surveying ...

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  30. DRUIDS SOCIAL.

    Lovers of dancing are reminded by advertisement elsewhere, that the Druids are holding their second annual social, on the 27th instant, [?] is nearly 12 ...

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  31. MR. SEDDON IN VICTORIA.

    Mr. Seddon, the New Zealand Premier, and party visited Bondig[?] to-day, and was given a hearty reception. in returning thanks, Mr. S[?]ddon recited ...

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  32. LARGEST STEAMSHIP EVER BUILT.

    The “Kaiseriu Auguste Victoria," the newest and greatest of the HamburgAmerican Liuo steamships, is now completed. She is the largest steamship ...

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  33. CHINA.

    Bandits at Changtu captu[?]ed a train load of 9000 German rifles which were intended for Chi[?]se Generals at Kirin and the neighboring districts. ...

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  34. ADVERTISING QUEENSLAND

    Before the Sugar Commission at Nambour a Finn named Otto Gustavson stated that there were 12 or 13 Finns in the district, all doing well. One of the ...

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  35. OUR CADET CORPS.

    Respecting the arrangements that have been made by the Department of Public Instruction and the Defence Department concerning the distinction ...

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  36. SIR EDWARD CLARKE.

    Sir Edward Clarke has applied for the Chiltern Hund[?]s. He has informed his electors that he has retired, because he had been medically warned that be ...

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  37. MINERS’ CONGRESS.

    The Minors' Congress has passed a resolution in favor of a minimum wage. ...

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  38. BUTTER COMMISSION.

    Parker's manager, in evidences before the Butter Commission, stated that the carriage of colonial butter for long distances in a frozen state tended to ...

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  39. ENGLISH CRICKET

    Playing against Notts, T. Hayward made 144 runs not out in the first innings, and 100 in the second, thus completing his 1000 runs in county cricket ...

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  40. HONORABLE HONORARY BEARERS.

    Mr. R. Bruce Dalzell, Superintendent of the Toowoomba Ambulance Brigade, writes under yesterday's date:—I Should like to convey through your columns ...

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  41. SETTLING THE NORTH.

    A small syndicate has been formed here with a view, should reports be favorable. to taking up land in the Atherton scrub. It is intended to send a ...

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  42. TRANSVAAL BOERS.

    The Dutch in Natal are petitioning Lord Selborne, the High Commisisoner, for the retrocesaion of Northern Natal to the Transvaal. ...

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  43. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.

    There was a full attendance of members at the Federal Parliament to-day in anticipation of Mr. Reid's speech on the Addr[?]ss in-Reply. ...

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  44. TOOWOOMBA LITERARY CIRCLE.

    The usual meeting of the Literary Circle was held in the School of Arts on Wednesday evening last, a fair number of members being present. The ...

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  45. TOOWOOMBA FOOTBALLERS.

    The Toowoomba team of [?]ootballers arrived here last night in good fo[?]. They met with a most cordied reception and were ...

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  46. THE LARGEST LINER.

    The Lusitana, the largost and fastest liner in the world, which has been completed by the Cunard Company, was lannched at Clydebank in the presence ...

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  47. ANGLICAN SYNOD. SECOND DAY'S SITTING

    The second session of the fourteenth Synod of the Brisbane Diocese was held in the Albert Hall on Thursday afternoon. ...

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  48. FIRE FATALITY

    Father M'Grath, Priest at Otago for 20 years, was b[?]nt to death at a fire Otago. which occurred at the Hotel Tapanui, ...

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  49. QUEENSLAND INVESTMENT COY.

    The Queensland Investment Company has approved of the sale to the Tra[?] vaal Mortgage Loan Company of its assets in South Australia for about ...

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    A programme of sports to be held at the Rango View Hotel, Highfields, on Wednesday, July 11, is advertised in this issue. Nominations for the Range ...

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  51. A DISGRACEFUL DEED.

    In yesterday‘s issue appeared a local paragraph respecting trotting around corners and its punishment. The following incident which took place on ...

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  52. BRITAIN AND FRANCE.

    The King and Queen received at Wind[?]r the representatives of the French. Universities, who are now visiting London. ...

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  53. THE NEW HEBRIDES.

    The “Morning Post“ declares that it would be impossible to exchange the Mauritius for the Hebrides, and that it would be botter to partition the latter. ...

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  54. LABOR CAUCUS

    Another labor caucus w[?]s held ye[?]terday, when a resolution relating to the [?]sistance to be given to those protectionists who supported the Labor ...

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  55. TO-DAY’S FOOTBALL

    This m[?]h will be played to-day on the Gra[?]ar Ground. comm[?]ing at 2.30 p.m. The B[?]ng team will be [?]eted from Henderson, A. Walker, ...

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  56. NO SWEATING!

    Re[?]ing to the [?]ntract for clothing for the A[?]my, the Minister for War (Kt Hon. R. B. Haldane) stated in the House of Commons last evening that ...

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  57. SCHOOL FOOTBALL.

    The following teams will try conclusions this Saturday afternoon, at 2 p.m., on the Show Ground[?]:— Souths.—Full-back, Nicholls; ...

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  58. MODERN MIRACLES.

    The medicinal virtues of judiciously sclect[?]d and assimilated herbs are daily performing modern miracles. It is not unreasonably held by intelligent persons ...

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  59. LABOR PROTECTIONISTS

    Senators Givens and Stewart. addr[?]sed an open air meeting to-night on Federal poli[?]s. Senator St[?]art [?]ged the Labor party to adopt a policy of high ...

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  60. BALLOON SENSATION.

    A sensational balloon accident took place in connection with the [?]nt of a lady aeronaut. Miss Neill. at Pontypool (Monmouth, England). yesterday. The ...

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  61. CROW’S NEST.

    Something of a se[?]tion was ca[?]ed in the v[?]ity of Pe[?]ey this morning when it tra[?]red that an eiderly lady named Mrs. M[?]rray had been found ...

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  62. STATE PARLIAMENT.

    A pro[?]mation has been issued further proroguing Par[?]ament from June 12 to July 21. This is [?]garded as the final prorogation before summoming ...

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    Every time a boy has to wait while his olders dine he declares that when he is a man he will have a table big enough for all. ...

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    Order the "Toowoomba Chronicle." It will reach you [?]ty morning. Country rates of subscription: 6[?]. if paid in ad[?]tice, 6s. 6d. if booked. ...

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