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  3. THE "HENLEY."

    To-day is Henley Day; and this afternoon and evening will witness in the Hamilton Reach one of the most brilliant aquatic functions yet held in ...

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  4. THE FEDERAL ARENA

    In the House of Representatives yesterday afternoon, the Prime Minister announced that no questions would be answered till the censure motion was ...

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  5. "MUST GO UP!"

    As stated by Mr. B. W. Macdonald in "The Daily Standard" yesterday, a meeting of the Steamship Owners" Association and other employers was held ...

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  6. No Room for the Unionist!

    Mr. J, Cook and Co. have abolished the day labor system in regard to Federal public works, and have reverted to the private contractor and preference to private enterprise. At the same time they are viciously attacking and measure of preference to unionists.—News item. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. THE CRISIS OVER.

    The United States has accepted President' Huerta's offer to salute the flag as an apology for the arrest of the American bluejackets at Tamoico. The ...

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  8. CURRACH INCIDENT.

    Questiond in the House Commons yesterday the Prime Minister, Mr. Asquith, denied that Lord Roberts [?] threatened to resign his ...

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  9. TASMANIAN CRISIS.

    Pending a reply to his communication to Sir Ellison Macartney, Governor of Tasmania, the Secretary for the Colonies, Mr. L. Harcourt, has decided ...

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  10. IN THE POLICE COURTS.

    Minnie Summer, 27 years of age, appeared in the Central Police Court this morning, charged with having stolen in the dwelling-house of Emma ...

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  11. PERSONAL.

    A cablegram received by the ActingPremier from Mr. Denham to-day stated that he would be leaving London on Saturday next for Queensland, via ...

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  12. SCHOOL TEACHERS.

    The School Teachers Conference has asked that promotion and salary withheld since 1909 should be restored. A total of 217 positions were vacant ...

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  13. DOUBLE MURDER.

    What-appears to have been a sensational double murder was disclosed When the bodies of W. H. Menzie, manager of Farmer's lumberyard, and the ...

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  14. BURNT TO DEATH.

    A fire in a five-storey apartment House in Eighth-avenue claimed 14 victims. Only four bodies were recovered. It was a theatrical boarding-house, and ...

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  15. RETURNING OFFICERS.

    The following returning officers have been appointed by the Commonwealth Government:—Herbert, James Criag; Oxley, ...

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  16. OVERWHELMING FAVORITE.

    Willie Ritchie's youth and punch and the fact that he is champion has installed him an overwhelming favorite at [?] of 10 to 4, for his 20 rounds ...

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  17. CORRUPTION MUST CEASE.

    Count Okuma, the new Premier of Japan, is optimistic, regarding the financial future of his country. He says that scandal and corruption must ...

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  18. PANAMA TOLLS.

    Mr. Joseph Hodges Choate, who was Ambassador to Great Great Britain 1895 to 1905 believes that the correspondence with the British Government ...

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  19. THE LOYAL TOAST.

    Owing to the [?] of the Pope preceding that of the King at a Catholic banquet the Lieutenant-Governor refused to attend. Numerous protests ...

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  20. LATE B0XING.

    Jerry Jerome has been engaged to box Charlie Godfrey on Wednesday morning next, April 22 (show day) in the Austral Hall, Toowoomba. This ...

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  21. FEELING THE PINCH.

    At a meeting or Stock Exchange shareholders it was announced that 150 had not sought re-election owing to the depression of business. ...

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  22. CONTRADICTORY EVIDENCE.

    At the inquiry, into the disaster to the Flying Scotchman near Burntisland, East Fife, contradictory evidence was given regarding the position of the ...

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  23. NEW HEBRIDES.

    Dr. Chapple asked in the House of Commons to-day whether an agreement with Prance had been reached regarding the holding of a conference in ...

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  24. GREAT WARMOUTH THEATRE.

    The pier theatre at Great warmouth has been destroyed by fire, which was caused by the explosion of a bomb, alleged to have been left under a seat ...

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  25. ENGLISH RACING.

    The race for the Wood Ditton Stakes [?] at Newmarket yesterday was won by the king's horse Sunnylake, carrying 9st Gib, with R. Jones up ...

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  26. ESCAPED CONVICT.

    On Wednesday last, during the hearing of a charge against Frederick Sven Hamilton of having escaped from lawful custody at St. Helena, where he ...

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  27. CAIRNS HARBOR BOARD.

    At a meeting of the Cairns Harbor Board last night it was decided to take the necessary steps for the resumption of a portion of the lease held ...

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  28. COUNCILLOR SHOT.

    A shot was fired at Mayor Mitchell outside the Clty Hall to-day. The bullet went wide and struck Councillor Polk on the jaw, and nearly all his ...

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  29. MINISTER RESIGNS.

    The Minister for Commerce, Navl gatlon and Industry, Mr, [?] Castberg has, resigned his portfolio owing to a disagreement with his colleagues ...

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  30. WHITE WOLF'S LOSSES.

    The Bandit, White Wolf, lost 2000 of his followers, who were killed and wounded in yesterday's battle with soldiers north-west at Sian Fu. ...

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  31. PLAGUE OUTBREAK.

    The steamer Chaugsha, which arrived from the East to-day, brought news of a serious outbreak of plague at Hong-Kong, in the week prior to the ...

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  32. HORSE TOOK FRIGHT.

    Frank Hopp (aged 24 years), a carter of Ipswich-road, was caught in the wheel of his cart yesterday afternoon, through his horse having taken ...

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  33. WRECKAGE FOUND.

    The steamer Kyle, which has been searching for the missing sealing steamer Southern Cross, reports having found wreckage, but saw nothing of ...

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  34. PRACTICALLY ALL.

    The "Argus" sourly says the the main point about Mr. Justice Higgins's waterside award is that gives the men practically all they asked for. ...

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  35. PEACE CENTENARY.

    The memorials marKing the centenary of peace between the United States and Great Britain, which are to cost a,million dollars, and are to be ...

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  36. CAIRNS CIRCUIT COURT.

    The Circuit Court commenced its sittings here on Tuesday last. There is a long criminal list, but so far only two cases have been finished. ...

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  37. BILLIARDS.

    The scores in the Inman-Stevenson match at the close of to-day's play were as follow:— Inmun, 6001; Stevenson, 4524. Stevenson made a break of ...

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  38. HEALTH COMMISSIONER'S RE-COMMENDATIONS.

    The Health Commissioner, after having paid a visit to New South Wales, has now made certain recommendations for action to be taken to ...

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  39. MARCONI SHARES CASE.

    The prosecution of Edward Fenner, the London stockbroker, in connection with the alleged Marconi frauds, was continued to-day. ...

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  40. NEW SECRETARY.

    At a meeting of the Central Fire Brigade Board this morning, Mr. R. W. T. Jones was appointed secretary, in the room of Mr. E. Sayce, who has ...

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  41. INDUSTRIAL COURT.

    In the matter of an appeal from the award of the Meat Industry Board for the Northern division, this matter having come before Judge Macnaughton. ...

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  42. LARGE RESIDENCE BURNED.

    An arson squad burned a large residence at Londonderry, and left a placard bearing the legend, "Apply for damages to Carson. ...

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  43. ANTI-TRUST BILL.

    An important feature of the new comprehensive Anti-Trust Bill that,it is thought that it gives legal status to labor unions, but docs not exempt ...

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  44. THE UNITED STATES CONSTI-TUTION.

    The second of a series of lectures on the Constitutions of English-speaking countries, by Mr. A. C. V. Melbourne, B.A. under,the auspices of the ...

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  45. EIGHT HOUR DAY.

    The Eight-hour Day committee asks unionists to refrain, from purchasing bread or patronising hairdressers on Eight-hour Day. ...

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  46. WHITE HOUSE WEDDING.

    The second white House wedding of Eleanor Wilson and Secretary M'Adoo will take place on May 7. It will bo very quiet and private. ...

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  47. MINERS LEAVING.

    The coal mine owners have refused to [?] to the demands for higher wages. Practically every demand made by the miners has been refused. The ...

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  48. DIPHTHERIA AT EUMUNDI.

    In connection with the outbreak of diphtheria at Eumundi, it was stated in the Gympie press the other day that the Health Department was not ...

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  49. MELBOURNE FOOTBALL.

    League football starts next Saturday, There is keen rivalry amongst the clubs. Sir John Madden has expressed the hope that Collingwood will score the ...

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  50. EMPIRE DAY.

    The Earl of Meath suggests that Empire Day should be held on June 22 this year, as May 24 falls on a Sunday; The former date is the King's natal ...

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  51. FARRIERS AWARD.

    The Industrial Board for Farriers, Brisbane, will take effect from June 8; wages, firemen £2 12s 6d a week, floormen £2 7s 6d u week. The wages of ...

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  52. STATE CABINET.

    A Cabinet-meeting of the State Government will be held on Tuesday, for ordinary and special business. Matters in connection with the forthcoming ...

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  53. MEMORIAL WINDOW.

    It is intended to place a window in Westminster Abbey to the memory of the late Lord Stratheons. ...

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  54. OVERLANDERS.

    For Brisbane.—Messrs. Forster, Cusack, Archer, Henderson, Redan, Coll, Redden, Barnes, Wilson, Fitzgerald, Black and Logan; Mesdames White, ...

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  55. VISCOUNT BUXTON.

    Viscount Buxton. Governor-General Designate of South Africa has chosen the title of Viscount Buxton of Newtimber. ...

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