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    MISS ETHEL BUCKLEY. A clever artiste, who again scored at the Lyceum Theatre last night. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    MISS MABEL LANE Who won much applause at the Theatre Royal last night, (See "Music' and' Drama.") ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. EARTHQUAKE IN WALES.

    Two earthquake shocks occurred yesterday at Carnarvon. Bangor, and Anglesey, in Wales. The vibrations extended to the Isle of Man. ...

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  5. RAIN-MAKING.

    The rain-making experiment will be carried out on the watershed on Monday If the weather is suitable. The water supply is again giving rise to ...

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  6. STATE CABLE ALL ROUND.

    The Ottawa correspondent of the "Times says that Sir Sundford Fleming. commenting upon the correspondence of Sir Horace Tozer and others in the "Times" on the ...

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  7. THE SERVIAN SUCCESSION.

    In the House of Lords last evening Lord Newton questioned the Marqule. of Lansdowne, Secretary for foreign Affairs, on the attitude of the Government towards the ...

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  8. SOMALI CAMPAIGN

    It is morally certain that two officers Wounded at Gumburru, together with a third man who is probably a Boer, have been taken prisoners by the Mullah ...

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  9. LATEST OFFICIAL DESPATCH.

    An official despatch received at the war Office gives particulars of the movements of the British troops in Somaliland up to the 11th Instant. ...

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  10. HIS UGLY DISPOSITION

    At college Bobby Lefevre was known as "fighting freshy." It was generally recognised that he was a hard customer to tackle. He was grim, obstinate--of "ugly disposition" ...

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  11. UP TO DATE.

    The S[?]rylan succession has been mentioned in the House of Lards. Lord Newton wanted to know in the Chamber of Peers what the attitude of the ...

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    A "SHERLOCK HOLME?" POSE. Miss May Chevalier and Mr. Cuyler Hast ings at the Theatre Royal last night. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  13. AN AMERICAN VIEW.

    Mr. Chauncey Depew, the well-known American public man, has been Interviewed by St. James's Gazette" on the preferential trade proposals as they affect the United ...

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  14. THE SOOTHING M. L. A.

    Found in one of the committee-rooms at Parliament House during the censure motion:-- Now let us all in dignity ...

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  15. THE-SULTAN'S THRONE

    Rumours are prevalent both at Belgrade and at Vienna that an outbreak of Albanians has taken place at Constantinople. Details are lacking, but it is stated that in ...

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  16. PUNISHING THE PLOTTERS.

    The Russian newspapers emphasise the communication published by the Russian Government in the "Official Messenger" of St. Petersburg, in which the hope is expressed ...

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  17. THE LATE MR. T. S. HALL

    The funeral of the [?] Mr. T. S. Hall, the Mount Morgan mine-owner, took place to Marylebone Cemetery yesterday. The chief mourners were the widow, three ...

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  18. AUSTRALIAN " WHITE SAVAGES."

    This is how a London critic sums up a recent Australian book: It must be a desire to keep Australia for the Australians that Inspires books like Mrs. Barbara Baynton's ...

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  19. THE HUMBLED FINN.

    General Bobrikoff. the Director of Finland, states that Finnish refugees are intriguing with Russian revolutionists abroad. ...

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  20. LYDDITE DISASTER.

    Further investigation of the explosion of a lyddite shell at Woolwich, has resulted in a statement by the officials. This in effect is that seven 9.2-inch shells exploded. The shells ...

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  21. COPPER AND LEAD.

    Copper is quoted at £5610s per ton, and lead at £11 5s per ton. ...

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  22. THE DAZZLING GEM.

    The Attorney-General of the Transvaal, speaking in the Legislature on the second reading of the Precious Stones Ordinance, stated that there had been discovered in the ...

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  23. PRINCE PETER'S TROUBLE.

    Russia's demand for the punishment of the Servian murderers is regarded in Vienna as a clever move to-gain a foothold in Servian. A Servian official, Interviewed in Vienna, ...

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  24. GOLD RUSH IN VICTORIA.

    Further rich discoveries are reported from Wamgarra diggings, near Tarnagulla. The Secretary for Mines to-night received a telegram that a nugget, weighing lOOoz., was ...

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  25. FRENCH ARMY SYMPATHY.

    General Andre. French Minister for war, acting in behalf of the French army, has forwarded a message of warm sympathy with sufferers by the Woolwich explosion to Mr, ...

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  26. THE SMART CITY MAN .

    8 a.m.--Jump out of bed. 8.4.--Bath and shave. 8.8.--Dressed. 8.10.--Downstairs to breakfast. ...

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  27. THE FRENCH DEFICIT.

    M. Rouvler the French Minister for Finance, has introduced his Finance Tax Bill, which provides for a tax of 1 12 per cent, on salaries. The deductions vary, but must not exceed ...

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  28. BRITON AND JAP.

    The diplomatists at Berlin state that General Kuropatkin, Russian Minister for War. who is at present visiting the Mikado, is offering Japan material advantages in the East, ...

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  29. FALL DOWN A STAIRCASE.

    William Rowling, aged 20, residing at 525 Harrls-street, Ultimo, was admitted by Dr. Ekin to the Sydney Hospital last night suffering from internal injuries. He fell down ...

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  30. RUSSIAN COURT IN MOURNING.

    The Czar has ordered the Russian Court to go into mourning for 24 days for the late King Alexander and Queen Draga of Servla. The Servians have accepted Prince Peter ...

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  31. IRISH LAND BILL.

    The "Daily Mail" states that owing to the obstruction by the Irish Nationalist Party the Government threatened to withdraw the Irish Land Bill. ...

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  32. REFUGEE MONKS.

    Thirty Benedictine monks and 65 students, who have been expelled from the Doual College. France, have arrived In England, with a view to settling at Portsmouth. ...

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  33. ROBBERY AT STANMORE.

    Another robbery is reported from the western suburbs. The latest residents to suffer are Mr. and Mrs. Garland, of Railway parade, Stanmore. The visitors broke open ...

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  34. BRITISH GUNS.

    Messrs, Vickers, Maxim, and Sons have built two batteries of field guns, which are said to be the most powerful in the world The guns are capable of firing 181b shells ...

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  35. HUNGARIAN AFFAIRS.

    In connection with the political crisis in Hungary, M. Tlsza has been unable to form a Ministry in succession to that of M. Szell, who resigned on account of the opposition to ...

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  36. SNOW AT TUMUT.

    Ram commenced again last night two fine days. It is now very cold. The Bogongs are snow-tapped. ...

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  37. SARGOOD'S ESTATE.

    The executors of the late Sir Frederick Sar good paid £19,610 as probate duty on his estate this morning. ...

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