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THE WAR.
In the advance on Bloemfontein on Monday the Guards marched for twenty-two hours with only two and a-half hours' sleep. ...
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SUPREME COURT.
Before His Honour Mr. Justice Power. In the will of Benjamin Blanning, late of Mount Morgan, in the colony of Queensland, engineer, deceased, and in the matter ...
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Sir,—Will you kindly inform me through the medium of your valuable paper if the sad news is true, that we are about to lose your kind and clever doctor—Dr. Hawkes, ...
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WINTON.
There is but little to report locally this week. The weather has been dreadfully hot, and every day the mercury regularly travels up over the 100 deg. till o[?] ...
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CABLE MESSAGES.
Mr. E. Barton (the New South Wales representative) has been appointed spokesman of the delegation now in England in connection with the Australian ...
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MR. JUSTICE POWER.
Mr. Justice Power will leave for Brisbane to-day in order to attend the sitting of the Full Court next week. ...
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THE IMPERIAL CONTINGENT.
Information has been received by Inspector Meldrum that sixteen horses from St. Lawrence for the Imperial Contingent started in charge of the police on ...
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QUEENSLAND NEWS.
There was a large gathering at the social under the auspices of the H.A.C.B. Society in the School of Arts to-night. The weather continues dry. ...
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THE WAR FUND.
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS
The Navigation Act, by which the existing Marine Board of New South Wales is dorre away with comes into force to-morrow. Captain Edie, Shipping Master at ...
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SUPREME COURT.
At the Supreme Court yesterday, before the Registrar, probate of the will of George Charles Tozer, late of Barcoorah, near Aramac, grazier, deceased, was granted to ...
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NORTH ROCKHAMPTON STATE SCHOOL.
Sir,—I note from your issue of yesterday that at the last meeting of the North Rockhampton Council, Alderman Underwood stated that he had heard complaints that ...
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IMPORTANT LAND SALE.
Messrs. R. Foulkes and Co. announce that they will hold an important sale of town lands on the ground, Athelstane Range, this afternoon, at three o'clock. The ...
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REPORTED RISING IN MAURITIUS.
London, January 26.—Last week the Parisian papers gave publicity to a remarkable story, the gist of which was that some British African troops in Mauritius had run ...
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THE BUBONIC PLAGUE.
The Government Bacteriologist (Mr. Pound) is recovering from the illness which seized him subsequent to inoculation for bubonic plague. He hopes to be able to ...
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A ST. PATRICK'S DAY SOUVENIR.
This is the anniversary of St. Patrick, but owing to it falling on Saturday, the customary holiday will be held on Monday, In view of the holiday, and specially in ...
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THE PACIFIC CABLE.
An expert has informed the Pacific Cable Board that one cable could be constructed for £1,750,000, and also that one repairing steamer would be sufficient if stationed at ...
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IN THE COLONIES.
The work at the camp at the Exhibition Ground ia proceeding quietly, but good progress is being shown by the men. There are to-day over 300 horses in the lines. The ...
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LETTER FROM THE FRONT.
A private letter has been received in town from Sergeant Harrowell, of the New Zealand Mounted Rifles, written from Pottsfontein, South Africa, and dated the 28th ...
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ROCKHAMPTON BOYS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL TRUST.
A meeting of the Boys' Grammar School Trust was held at the office of the Secretary (Mr. A. S. Tompson) yesterday afternoon. There were present:—Messrs. W. ...
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' LICENSES.
The conference of the Associated Chambers of Commerce now sitting in London has resolved to protest against the charge for licenses for commercial travellers ...
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LONDON WOOL SALES.
The London wool sales were continued to-day. Prices were firm, and showed a hardening tendency. The American representatives were buying crossbreds freely. ...
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THE WEATHER.
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THE ANTIQUITY OF THE HELIOGRAPH.
The heliograph so successfully used for signalling during the present war is one of the most ancient message-conveying instruments known, a form of it having been ...
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THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN LOAN.
A Western Australian loan of £1,000,000, bearing interest at the rate of three per cent, has been placed on the London market at a minimum price of £93 10s. The ...
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SPORTING NEWS.
The following are the latest scratch ings:- Sydney Cup: Prince Carbine. Doncaster Handicap: Henry and Stand ...
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THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL COMPANY.
That great corporation, the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Shipping Company, which, like the Bank of England, is something the whole Empire may be proud of, ...
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THE MONEY MARKET.
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BARCALDINE RACES.
There was a good gathering at the races held to-day under the auspices of the Hibernian Club, and the meeting was a financial success. The following were the ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
The Bushmen's Fund now amounts to £31,269. TASMANIA. HOBART, March 16. ...
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COMMERCIAL MESSAGES.
The market rate of discount for three months' bills is 4d. per cent. The following are the latest quotations on the metal and produce markets: ...
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