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THE WEATHER.
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LAND BOARD.
RUMOUR is busy in connection with the Land Board, the personnel of which, it is averred, is about to be considerably changed. It may be said that nothing official has been ...
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PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.
THE " Telegraph" of yesterday says:—A proclamation will be issued to-day further proroguing Parliament until Tuesday, June 12. ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
''W. R. H. M.''—Not up to publication standard. ''CRITIC.''—Your best course is to lay the matter before the local governing authority of ...
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AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
A MEETING of the committee of the Ipswich and West Moreton Agricultural and Horticultural Society was held, in Messrs. Hughes and Cameron's rooms, Nicholas-street, on Tuesday. ...
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Advertising
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NORTH IPSWICH CHURCH INSTITUTE.
THE usual weekly meeting of the above institute wag held in their rooms on Thursday night last, the Rev. E. Oerton (president) being in the chair. There was a good attendance of ...
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Family Notices
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WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
THE usual fortnightly meeting of the above union was held in the Methodist school-hall Limestone-street, on the 20th instant. Mrs. W. M. Payne presided, and opened the ...
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BOYS' CENTRAL STATE SCHOOL.
A MEETING of those interested in the erection of the Boy's new Central State school was held in the Building Society's Hall on Tuesday night, for the purpose of considering the plane ...
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TOWN TALK.
THAT the latest news from Germany is of very reassuring character. That, at a meeting held in Berlin, a day or two ego, no less a sum than £20,000 was ...
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HORSES FOR THE IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT.
THE "Mackay Mercury" states that buyer of broken-in saddle and active draught horses for the Imperial Government will be in Mackay during the first fortnight of nexth month. Six ...
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A DAMAGED FINGER.
A YOUTH named William Nethercote, aged about 16 years, was admitted into the Ipswich Hospital yesterday, suffering from injuries to his right hand. The lead is employed at the ...
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CATTLE-OWNERS will, we are sure, respect the desire of the Hon. J. V. Chataway, Minister for Agricultural to administer the regulations in connection with the tick quarantine with ...
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DEATH OF MRS. W. GRIEVE.
In connection with the death of Mrs. Grieve, which sad event was recorded in our last issue, we have been furnished with the following particulars:—''Eliza Henderson, relict of the ...
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WOOGAROO LUNATIC ASYLUM.
DURING the week ended on the 21st instant four mates and one female were admitted into the above institution, one female was discharged, and one male died. The medical ...
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THE FORTHCOMING GARDEN FETE.
We understand that the garden fate to be held in the central portion of the Queen's Park on the 10th of next month promises to be a great success. The tickets selling rapidly, ...
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NORTH IPSWICH METHODIST IMPROVEMENT CLASS.
THE fortnightly meeting of the above class was held in the church vestry on Friday evening has. The newly-appointed minister of the circuit, the Rev. S. Wright, was ...
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PETITION FOR LIQUIDATION.
A PETITION has been filed for liquidation of the estate of Edward Kelly, labourer, of Ipswich, in forms pauperis. The first meeting of creditors will be held on the 3rd of May next. ...
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OLD-AGE PENSIONS IN NEW ZEALAND.
SINCE the inauguration of the old-age pensions scheme in New Zealand, 10,000 Europeans and 1000 Maoris are being granted pensions at a total cost of about £190,000. The ...
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KIRCHHEIM DEBATING CLASS.
A MOST enjoyable evening (says our Kirchheim correspondent) was spent at the Kirchheim State School on Saturday last the occasion being the ''extended night'' of the above class. ...
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H.A.C.B. SOCIETY.
THE usual fortnightly meeting of the Goodna branch of the above society was (writes a correspondent) held, in the Oddfellows' Hall Goodna, on Monday night last. The President, ...
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EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.
MR. GEO. GROVE, from Melbourne, is holding a series of evangelistic services in the Methodist Church building, in East street. Last night there was a good attendance, and close ...
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A WESTERN PASTIME.
OWING to the scarcity of horseflesh local sportsmen have hit on a new idea. Kangaroos are plentiful a short distance out and the young bloods, armed with rifles, ...
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TRANSFER OF MR. W. L. SIEMON.
FROM the "Border Post" we glean that Mr. W. L. Siemon, who, for the past 12 months or so, has occupied the position of clerk in the Lands Office at Stanthorpe, was recently ...
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COLONEL PILCHER IN A NEW ROLE.
HERE is a story from ''Vanlty Fair''—quite true—of Colonel Pilcher, who has recently been so successful in outwitting the Boers. While shooting in Kashmir some 18 years ago, a native ...
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WEATHER FORECASTS.
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IPSWICH TECHNICAL COLLEGE.
A MEETING of the Jubilee Memorial Committee was held in the Council Chambers yesterday afternoon to make arrangements for the ceremonial of laying the foundation stone of ...
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TENDERS INVITED.
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SUPPOSED MURDER AT CLONCURRY.
THE ''Cloncurry Advocate'' of the 14th instant gives particulary of a tragedy which [?]occurred near Cloncurry during the week when a man named Alexander Hogarth, ...
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Forthcoming Events.
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THE WOOTHAKATA ELECTORATE.
THE ''Maresha Herald'' has the following reference to matters political in that district—''Mr. John Masterson, of the Deep Lead, Nigger Greek, has been selected as the Labour ...
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INDIAN FAMINE.
WE have to chronicle, with thanks the receipt of the following contribution in aid of the above fund. Further contributions, as they reach us will be acknowledged in due course: ...
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Local and General News.
MR. T. WELSBY, of Brisbane, who was engaged by the Ipswich Municipal Council to investigate the alleged disrepancies in the account-books of the Council, has we ...
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NEW MINES INSPECTOR.
THE Executive have approved of the appointment of Mr. Llewellyn D. Llewellyn as assistant inspector of mines for the Southern district. This is in accordance with a ...
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CRICKET MATCH AT LOWOOD.
THE return match between the Lowood and Hillside teams was played at Lowood on Saturday. Hillside, batting first, made 30 (W. Loshki 13 and G. Schimke 9). Lowood at call ...
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THE NEXT CENSUS.
WHILE at the Premiers' Conference in Melbourne Mr. Philp discussed the question of the next census, and as a result it was practically decided to leave the date as suggested by the ...
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