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  • THE GUILDHALL BANQUET LORD SALISBURY ON THE WAR. AN OPTIMISTIC SPEECH. DETERMINATION OF THE GOVERNMENT. (By Cable Message.) LONDON, November 10.

    The annual "Lord Mayor's Show," in connection with the inauguration of the new Lord Mayor of London (Sir Joseph Dimsdale, M.P.) took place yesterday, and ... [Article] (556 words)
  • CABLE MESSAGES. (From Our London Correspondent.) ITALIAN FLEET FOR THE LEVANT. LONDON, November 8.

    It is reported that, in view of possible complications in Eastern Europe, in contention with the French demands on Turkey, and the presence of a French fleet at ... [Article] (64 words)
  • DESPERATE OUTBREAK OF PRISONERS. LONDON, November 8.

    Reports of a desperate outbreak of prisoners have been received from Leavenwosch, in Kansas, U.S.A. Thirty prisoners overpowered the police guards and seized ... [Article] (71 words)
  • THE KING'S BIRTHDAY.

    Our Melbourne correspondent telegraphs: —The Governor-General, Lord Hopetoun, cabled on Saturday to his Majesty the King as follows: "My Ministers unite with me ... [Article] (71 words)
  • MR. HOWARD VERNON'S COMPANY.

    "Rip Van Winkle" will be repeated at the Centennial Hall this evening by Mr. Howard Vernon's Musical Comedy Company. Although struggling against strong ... [Article] (82 words)
  • HUMPYBONG STEAMER TRIPS.

    As announced elsewhere, the steamer Emerald will make a special trip to Woody Point, to-day, to convey excursionists to the regatta, leaving town at 9.30 a.m., and ... [Article] (60 words)
  • EXCURSION TO CAPE MORETON.

    The ocean steamer Flinders is advertised to leave Collin's wharf, foot of Boundary-street, at 9.30 a.m. to-day, to give excursionists a run across the Bay. ... [Article] (114 words)
  • THE BOER WAR. (By Cable Message.) COLONIAL CASUALTIES. LONDON, November 9.

    The following casualties among members of the Fifth Contingent Victorian Mounted Infantry, at Dedrog, near Vryheid, in the south-east of the Transvaal, on Tuesday ... [Article] (73 words)
  • OFFER FROM CANADA. LONDON, November 8.

    The Canadian Government has reminded the Imperial Government that the offer made in April last, and then declined, to send a fresh contingent of Canadian troops ... [Article] (42 words)
  • SIR WM. HARCOURT ON THE WAR. LONDON, November 8.

    In a letter filling three columns of the London "Times," Sir Wm. Harcourt, the Liberal leader, assails the Imperial Government for their conduct of the war in ... [Article] (85 words)
  • A BRAVE QUEENSLANDER. HOW LIEUTENANT POOLEY FELL.

    The following additional particulars of the circumstances under which Lieutenant A. E. Pooley, of the Fifth Queensland Imperial Bushmen, was killed at Makari Drift ... [Article] (329 words)
  • HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. THE ITALIAN OPERA. "LA[?]BOHEME"—SECOND PRODUCTION.

    Puccini's charming opera, "La Boheme," was presented again at His Majesty's Theatre on Saturday night to a large audience. On a second hearing the work is ... [Article] (456 words)
  • THE LAST TWO NIGHTS.

    To-night Verdi's beautiful opera, "Rigoletto," which undoubtedly proved one of the finest and most popular productions of the season, will be presented. The cast will ... [Article] (190 words)
  • BOX, PLAN ARRANGEMENTS.

    To-day being a holiday, the box plan for to-night only will be on view between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the theatre dress circle entrance. The plan for the last night will ... [Article] (67 words)
  • THE FAR EAST. RUSSIA AND CHINA. THE MANCHURIAN CONVENTION. ACTION OF RUSSIA. EFFORTS TO GET LI HUNG CHANG'S SIGNATURE. ATTITUDE OF JAPAN. CONCESSION BY COREA. (By Cable Message.) RUSSIA AND THE MANCHURIAN CONVENTION. LONDON, November 8.

    It Is reported from Peking that before the death of the Viceroy Li Hung Chang, M. Lessar, the Russian Minister, made strenuous endeavours to secure his ... [Article] (388 words)
  • JAPAN AND COREA. LONDON, November 8.

    The Japanese Press strongly oppose the proposals made by Russia that Japan be allowed the control of Corea in exchange for giving Russia a free hand in ... [Article] (86 words)
  • THE NEW VICEROY. LONDON, November 8.

    It is considered probable that Yuan Shi-kai, a resolute anti-Boxer, and at present Governor of the province of Shantung, will be appointed successor to Li ... [Article] (78 words)
  • OVERLAND PASSENGERS. (By Telegraph.) WALLANGARRA, November 9.

    The following passengers travelled by the mail train to-day:— For Brisbane: Mr. and Mrs. T. Ross, Mrs. A. Hutton, Mr. and Mrs. John G. ... [Article] (93 words)
  • MATINEE, THEATRE ROYAL.

    A special afternoon performance for children will be given at the Theatre Royal this afternoon, and as there is much in the programme suitable for youngsters ... [Article] (79 words)
  • LADIES' SAILOR HATS.

    B. Mountcastle and Sons, Sole Manufacturers of Mountcastle and Quaid's Celebrated Patent Sailor Hats, as worn by the [?]te of Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, and ... [Article] (73 words)
  • WITHOUT A GENUINE RIVAL.

    All lovers of what is really artistic and exclusive in neckwear should inspect the latest shipment (exclusive designs), just opened by Charles G[?]lbert, Queens-street, ... [Article] (98 words)
  • AUSTRALASIAN INTERESTS. (By Cable Message.) MISS AMY CASTLES. LONDON, November 9.

    His Majesty King Edward has written to Sir Andrew Clarke, late Agent-General for Victoria, expressing his interest in the debut of Miss Amy Castles, the young ... [Article] (105 words)
  • THE NEW ZEALAND MIDLAND RAILWAY. LONDON, November 9.

    The committee appointed by the debenture holders of the Midland Railway Company of New Zealand have passed a resolution affirming that they are surprised and ... [Article] (200 words)
  • GREAT BRITAIN. (By Cable Message.) THE PRINCE OF WALES. LONDON, November 9.

    It is officially announced that his Majesty the King has created his Royal Highness the Duke of Cornwall and York Prince of Wales. ... [Article] (39 words)
  • THE KING'S BIRTHDAY. LONDON, November 10.

    The birthday of his Majesty King Edward was celebrated, yesterday with great rejoicings at the various British Embassies abroad, and in the British dependencies. ... [Article] (102 words)
  • KING'S BIRTHDAY: HONOURS. LONDON, November 9.

    Sir Montague F. Ommaney, K.C.M.G., Permanent Under Secretary to the Colonial Office, has been created a Knight Commander of the Older of the Bath. ... [Article] (66 words)
  • NOVEMBER FOG IN LONDON. LONDON, November 8.

    The dense fog which settled over London and the neighbouring districts last Saturday still continues. Many accidents have been reported, including the drowning of fourteen ... [Article] (42 words)
  • DEATH OF KATE GREENAWAY. LONDON, November 9.

    The death is announced of Miss Kate Greenaway, the well-known artist, who has long been famous as an illustrator of children's books. ... [Article] (245 words)
  • WHAT 50s. WILL DO.

    The most satisfactory way to discover this is to call on Charles Gilbert, the Leading Tailor (near the bridge), and inspect the splendid selection and sterling values ... [Article] (100 words)
  • LADIES' WRAPPERS.

    Choice neat patterns in Print and Fancy Muslins, at 4s. 6d., 6s. 6d., 7s. 11d., 11s. 6d., 16s. 6d. each. Full sizes; lengths, 50in. to 60in. T. C. Beirne & Co., the Valley.* ... [Article] (36 words)
  • THE NEW TARIFF

    Makes our values better than ever, as we have not increased our prices. Pure-wool Serges and Suitings, summer textures, excellent designs, unrivalled quality. Also ... [Article] (83 words)
  • INTERNATIONAL CRICKET. ENGLAND V. SOUTH AUSTRALIA. SOUTH AUSTRALIANS' FIRST INNINGS. ALL OUT FOR 230. FINE SCORING BY HILL. (By Telegraph from Our Correspondent.) ADELAIDE, November 10.

    The first match between South Australia and the English cricket team began yesterday in very warm weather. The respective teams were composed as ... [Article] (768 words)
  • TRIP TO DUNWICH.

    The annual excursion in connection with the Valley Presbyterian Church takes place to-day per steamer Beaver, which leaves Webster's wharf, South Brisbane, at 8.30 ... [Article] (39 words)
  • TARTANA, LIMITED.

    The above is the title of a mining enterprise of which the prospectus is to appear on Wednesday next. The company is to be floated to work certain mining ... [Article] (44 words)
  • HUMPYBONG REGATTA.

    The flagship Otter will leave the Queen's wharf at 9 o'clock this morning for the scene of the Humpybong regatta. The racing will be in full view of all on board, ... [Article] (46 words)
  • BEAUTIFUL FOLIAGE PLANTS.

    There are few plants that add so strikingly to the effect of a collection as do the bright-tinted calladiums, which grow to such perfection in our genial climate. ... [Article] (227 words)
  • EXTRAORDINARY VALUES

    In Summer Suitings. Those desirous of obtaining a really first-class, well-finished garment, combined with economy in price, should not fall to inspect. Suits to ... [Article] (60 words)
  • SUNSHADES FOR THE RACES.

    M'Whirter and Son, Valley. Ninety-eight dozen just opened; wonderful value, all fresh and new, from 2/9 to 35/. Ladies, do not fail to inspect.* ... [Article] (29 words)
  • NEW PULLEY BELTS.

    T. C. Beirne and Co. are now showing a choice assortment of above in Folded Satin, Moire, and Corded Silk; trimmed with jet, silver and gold ornaments; from ... [Article] (61 words)
  • COMMONWEALTH MATTERS. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS. (By Telegraph from Our Special Representative.) MELBOURNE, November 9. THE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION.

    Mr. Barton states that a deputation from the Royal Geographical Society had purposed waiting on him to-morrow with a view to asking for a grant towards the ... [Article] (769 words)
  • PERSONAL.

    General Hogge, of the United States Army, is a passenger to Sydney by the R.M.S. Aorangi, which leaves Brisbane this morning. ... [Article] (403 words)
  • MILITARY NOTIFICATIONS.

    Hon. Lieutenant J. H. Reeves has been appointed quartermaster to the Second Battalion, Q.M.I. Lieutenant C. H. Brand has been posted ... [Article] (45 words)
  • WEST AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT DEFEATED.

    Our Perth correspondent wires under Saturday's date:—The Legislative Assembly sat till 5 o'clock this morning debating the no-confidence motion. When ... [Article] (46 words)
  • DARLING DOWNS WHEAT AREAS. A PARLIAMENTARY OUTING. A GLOWING PROSPECT.

    The Legislative Assembly on Friday night rose, after a busy week, at 10.20 by the Chamber clock. An hour and a-half later a party of Parliamentarians were safely ...
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