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THE CALEDONIAN GAMES.
Again is it our pleasant duty to describe Her Majesty's Birthday as celebrated by the Caledonian Society of Queensland; and truly a wish is expressed that the opportunity would more ...
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MARKET BYE-LAWS.
SIR,—Will you allow me space in your columns to draw attention to the proposed alteration of the Market bye-laws, as contained in the report of the Market Committee of the ...
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CONCERT AT THE UNION HOTEL.
A Caledonian Concert and Ball were given at the Union Hotel last evening. A most attractive programme was provided, consisting of songs, duets, and comic recitation, and the ...
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QUEENSLAND TURF CLUB RACES.
STEWARDS.—Hon. R. G. W. Herbert; Capt. H. D, Pitt, R.A.; John Little, Esq.; D. T. Seymour Esq.; and James Collins, Esq. Judge—Hon. D. F. Roberts. Starter—Mr. W. Duncan. ...
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CENTRAL POLICE COURT.
DRUNKENNESS.—Benjamin Bathurst and Michael Lynch were each fined 5s. ...
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NOTES FROM TALGA[?].
Ex nihilo nihil fit. I have nothing to report. We have had rain, but not enough; showers productive of good, but insufficient to afford permanent benefit. Mining affairs in statu quo. ...
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EXCURSION TO THE BAY.
The Q.S.N. Co.'s B. Emu made an excursion to the Bay yesterday, but owing to the rival attractions of the races at Eagle Farm, and the Caledonian gathering at the Botanic Gardens, ...
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QUOITING CLUB.
Amongst the many interesting events which took place yesterday may be mentioned the inauguration of the Brisbane Quoiting Club. For some time post several parties interested in the ...
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