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Family Notices : 53 wordsThe Sugar Journal estimates the increased plantings at 15 per cent, after gummed cane has been allowed for and excised from the estimate. Crushing is nearly finished at ...
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Article : 94 wordsTHE Civil Service Amendment Bill passed its second reading last night, and public officers concerned may now assure themselves that the obnoxious superannuation ...
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Article : 191 wordsThe usual weekly session of the Defiance Lodge, No. 88, was held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Merton-road, South Brisbane, on Thursday evening last, Bro. J. Duffy, C.T., in the ...
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Article : 96 wordsThe Loyal Prince George Lodge, No. 28, held its usual fortnightly meeting on Thursday evening in the School of Arts, West End, BroW. P. Harris, N.G., in the chair. Next ...
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Evening Observer (Brisbane, Qld. : 1887 - 1907), Fri 16 Nov 1894, Page 2
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