Before his Honour Sir S. W. GRIFFITH, C.J., and a jury of four. HORSLEY AND ANOTHER V. DUNLOP—(PART HEARD). ...
Article : 702 wordsThat according to Curtis the people of Central Queensland “demand separation as their natural, inherent, and unalienable right. That Sir Thomas without much trouble soon ...
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Advertising : 434 wordsThe heavy rain which set in on Tuesday evening continued during the greater part of yesterday morning, and fell with such st[?]ady persistence as to give rise to apprehensions of ...
Article : 519 wordsIn the LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL yesterday. A letter was read announcing that owing to indisposition the President was unable to attend. ...
Article : 186 wordsAll ...
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Advertising : 8 wordsMR. CERTIS, the senior member for Rockhampton, and the champion of Central separation, can seareely be congratulated upon the way in which he brought that ...
Article : 433 wordsWhen the Legislative Council met yesterday afternoon the Clerk of Parliaments announced that a letter had been received from Sir A. H. Palmer, the President, stating ...
Article : 208 wordsHAPPILY in this world of trouble and strife occasions arise when the keenedged hatchet is buried and inveterate enemies smoke the pipe of peace. If ...
Article : 348 wordsAnother big separation fight took place in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. The day had been set apart for the discussion of Mr. Curtis's motion affirming the desirableness of ...
Article : 82 wordsWe have been experencing very unsettied weather here lately., During the past week it has been showery, but to-day rain has fallen more heavily, and no sign of clearing up is ...
Article : 303 wordsVirtually speaking, it was Mr. Curts’s msiden effort in the Assembly. On minor topics he has spoken once or twice, but it was an open secret that he had come down to the House ...
Article : 110 wordsOn the whole, Mr. Curtis’s speech, which lasted an hour and a half, was attentively listened to, and was undoubtedly a good effort from a separation standpoint. Sir Thomas ...
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Advertising : 54 wordsThe Brisbane Field Battery, Q.A., are holding a concert and dance in the Foresters' Hall, Fortitude Valley, to-morrow evening. Particulara are given in our advertising columns. ...
Article : 30 wordsBefore Mr. P. Pinnock, P.M. DRUNEENNESS.—George Bain pleaded guilty to being drunk in Margaret-street yesterday, and was fined £2, or forty-eight hours’ ...
Article : 215 wordsThe weather having cleared a good house assembled last night to see the sensational drama of “The Stranglers of Paris.” The play abounds with exciting situations which ...
Article : 53 wordsDuring the morning the Labour party had held a caucus meeting, and a series of amendments had been formulated. The first of these was moved by Mr. Dawson, who asked ...
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Advertising : 284 wordsSir Thomas M’Ilwraith has written a letter to the Premiers of all the Australasian colonies except New Zealand stating that his Government desire to adopt the zone system of time ...
Article : 70 words"Junior” writes as follows:—"In looking over the names of the Eighteen Juniors selected to represent Queensland against New South Wales I do not notice any players of the South ...
Article : 57 wordsTwo contractors in the Brilliant Extended shaft on the 15th instant had a very unpleasant experience (saya the Northern Miner). Some timber had just been lowered, and when pulling ...
Article : 127 wordsTHE adjournment of last night’s debate on Central separation has given members on both sides of the House more leisure to find a way out of the maze. Sir Thomas ...
Article : 611 wordsThe Wynnum detachtent of the Moreton Mounted Infantry gave a ball in the Wynnum board Hall on Tuesday niglit, which, despite the rain, was very largely attended. Dancing ...
Article : 46 wordsThereafter the referendum was discussed, and short speeches were made in which members explained the votes which they were going to give. Once again, on the division, ...
Article : 82 wordsThe match between the Australian team and an eleven representing the English second-class counties was continued to-day. The Englishmen, with five wickets down ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 208 wordsIt may be interesting to those who took part in the last civil sevice examination and to their friends to know that the following candidates, although they did not succeed in ...
Article : 106 wordsIn all styles and of a superior finish. Children taken in natural attitudes at Tuttle and Co.’s, 67 Queen-street.—[ADVT.] ...
Article : 21 wordsMore confusion followed after this—in fact, there was nothing else but confusion. Mr. Browne wished to make a further amendment, introducing the question of Northern ...
Article : 174 wordsThe Ph[?]nix Engineering and Rolling Stock Company, Ipswich, have just completed to the order of the Queensland Railway Commiusioners, a magnificent specimen of skilled and artistic ...
Article : 227 wordsRecently Mr. A. Curtis, the instructor to the naval forces here (says the Rockhampton Bulletin), made a length of rope from fibre furnished by Mr. A. Thozet, Kalka Creek, ...
Article : 186 wordsThe order of business in the Aseemibly today, according to the paper, will be as follows: —Victoria Bridge Bill, second rending; Cooperative Communities Land Settlement Bill, ...
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Evening Observer (Brisbane, Qld. : 1887 - 1907), Thu 24 Aug 1893, Page 2
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