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OLD TRACKER'S DEATH
A connection with Australia's more hectic days was severed by the death of Mr. Jack Noble, an aboriginal, of Pialba, which occurred early on ...
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LONDON'S GOLD
Gold worth the wealth of King Solomon's Mines lies useless in the vaults of London. It is owned largely by foreigners. ...
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TORRES STRAIT
Doubtless due in a measure to the publicity which was given to the socalled Japanese sampans exploiting trochus shell and beche de mer on the ...
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'HOPPER PLAGUE
Although the plague of grasshoppers in Australia has been causing a great deal of concern, it is a mere fleabite compared with the ravages of the pest ...
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PUBLIC HOUSES
Americans generally are to-day tremendously interested, and temperance societies throughout the country are shocked and panic-stricken because ...
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DOGS OF WAR
"No one will deliberately unleash the dogs of war," Dr. G. P. Gooch, coeditor of the British Official Document on the origins of the World War told ...
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HARGRAVE
Dr. Mary Booth, at a conversazione at the Union Hall, Sydney University, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the reading of the first paper on flying ...
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