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ARCHBISHOPRIC OF MELBOURNE.
The represeniative of the Australinan preas Assaclation has comnemieated with [?] who expressed pleasure at having preceived a [?] to be [?] ...
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Advertising
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ADJUDICATED INSOLVENT.
Clement George White, of Yeppoon, wood merchant, has been adjudicated insolvent on his own petition. The statement of af[?]airs has been ordered to [?] ...
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QUEENSLAND COUNTRY PARTY.
The Organiser of the Queensland Country party, Mr. B. Huddleston, will address meetings at Gracemere on Monday night next and at Woodend on Tuesday ...
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THE UNEMPLOYED.
A deputation of out-of-work union[?]ts was introduced to the Acting Premier, Mr. Gillies: to-day to seek help in securing emplovment. One member of the ...
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MEAT INDUSTRY.
The Arbitration Court was crowded today when the President. Mr. justice [?] resumed the hearing of the apexport industry for an increase of [?] ...
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NEW AUSTRALIAN STATES.
A public meeing will be held in the Theatre Royal at eight o'clock to-night to discuss the necessity for creating new states in Australia with a view of ...
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ACCIDENT TO GIRL.
Yesterday afternoon Avis Auton, a[?]d five years, residing, with her parents at Alligator Creck. was riding home from school when her ponv threw her. the ...
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MRS, FARR'S CASE.
The [?] into the case of Mrs. harr, who, it is alleged. is wrongfully detained in G[?] sville Men[?]al Asylum, was itinned to-day. ...
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LOCAL METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
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MINUET AT 102.
The village of Quevy-A[?], near Maubeuge, has just celebrated The 102nd birthday of Madame Rossignol, the oldest woman in Belgium. Madame Rov[?]gnol ...
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COMMERCIAL.
It is reported that the B.A.W.R.A. has sold to Austria 20,000 bales of its Australlan stock under the export credits, scheme of the British Government. The ...
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MOUNT MORGAN.
Our Mount Morgan correspondent, writing last evening, says:—" Pursuant to the order of Mr. Justice M'Cawley In the Arbitration Court Messrs. C. Christie and ...
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THE LOSS OF THE ROCKTON.
No further news was received yesterday concerning the party that left on Sunday night to search for survivors of the wreck of the Japanese becae demer lugger ...
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IMPERIAL UNITY.
The Prime Minister, Mr. Hughes, was entertained at lunch to-day by the Council of the National Federation. The President, Senator Plain, who ...
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SALE BY MESSRS. G. S. CURTIS AND SONS.
Messrs. G. S. Curtis and Sons will offer for sale by auction, at eleven o'clock this morning, at their rooms, Denham-street. the property at the corner of Denham and ...
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DAILY MEMORANDA.
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INTERSTATE FRUIT TRAINS.
Special fruit trains run by the Southern Queensland Fruitgrowers Society. Limited, cleared Wallangarra on Thursday, Friday. and Saturday of Inst week, ...
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DEATH OF OLD AUSTRALIAN S[?]ER.
The Kempsey correspondent of [?] "Sydney Morning Herald." telegraphing on the 17th instant, says:—"One of the oldest residents of the Macleay River, and ...
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LEST WE FORGET.
" Kobbi " writes:—" The war taught us one deep meaning, of that pungent phrase 'Lest we forget.' there is yet another lest we forget. Human memory ...
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CLOTHTNG ADVERTISEMENT CASE.
Telegrams from Sydney published in the " Courier " recently gave details of an allegation of fraud made against an individual who, It was held, had ...
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The Morning Bulletin.
As the returns from our goldfields lessen in importance and value the more difficult it appears to be to collect the accurate yield from each and all of the ...
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SALE BY HEMPENSTALL BROTHERS. LIMITED.
At eleven o'clock this morning, at their rooms. East-street. Rockhampton, [?]Tempenstall Brothers, Limited, will offer for sale by auction, under instructions from ...
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THOMAS TATE, BOTANIST, EXPLORER AND SCHOOLMAN.
" Kobbi " writes:—" The local boy who learns by name the rivers of his native Queensland will be surprised to be told that the Tate River, which figures in the ...
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POORLY PAID CLERGY.
Astounding revelations were made at the Anglican Svnod to-day concerning the positin of the low-paid clergv. The Rev. Mr. Parker (Peak Hill) said ...
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POLICE COURT.
The Police Magistrate. Mr. P. M. Hishon, presided at the Police Court yesterday. Joseph Henry Olds, with seven convictions, pleaded [?]uilty to the charee of ...
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SEVEN NIGHTS OF SHAKESPEARE.
Tomorrow will see the opening of the long-promised season of seven nights of Shakespeare, when the Allan Wilkie Per manent Australian Shakespeare Company ...
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THE NEAR EAST.
After a atubborn resistance the Greeks have commenced the evacuation of their Fshak base on the southern front at Novais. ...
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BOLSHEVISM.
In Russian Turkistan and in Afghanlatan the mullahs are preaching it is the against Bolshevism saying that it is the worst encmy that Islam has. They ...
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AN EX-GERMAN TERRITORY.
The Parliamentary co[?] appointed lo inquire into the question of the future form of the goverment of the South-west Protectorate ...
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