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  2. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Treasurer delivered the Budget statement to-day. A departure was, made, as all reference to extraneous matter not bearing on finance was ...

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  3. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

    As usual the Cremorne Theatre was crowded Tuesday when Mr. Chas. Cartwright's Company again produced "The Middleman." Everything passed off ...

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  4. SPAIN AND AMERICA.

    News has been received from Major-Genenl W. R. Shafter that there are 3,681 men of his troops on the sicklist, and that of these 2,638 men are ...

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  5. POLICE COURTS.

    The Unwary Tippler.—James Gott, charged with having been drunk at the Great Western Hotel, was fined 7s. 6d. Lewis Davis and James Grant were ...

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  6. THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

    The Premier, Mr. G. H. Reid, was entertained at luncheon at Narandera to-day. Referring to the reports which regard to a coalition. Government, he ...

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  7. STABBING AFFRAY.

    At about 10 minutes past 8 o'clock August 9 the residents of Fremantle in the vicinity of the central police station were startled by a woman's ...

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  8. GERMANY.

    Some comment has been caused by the arrival in one day, at Dover, in Kent, of 2,000 German carrier pigeons for use in military operations. ...

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  9. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    At the police court to-day James Riley was charged with having no visible means of support. It was said that he recently arrived from Western ...

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  10. BISMARCK'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

    It is anticipated that the Emperor William will prevent the publication of the autobiography of the late Prince Bismarck. ...

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  11. INTERCOLONIAL.

    A man named Lane, who is alleged to have victimised several tradesmen at Nhill by means of valueless cheques, has been arrested at Maryborough. It is ...

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  12. THE CUBAN REBELS.

    The New York "World" reports that General Calixto Garcia, the Cuban rebel leader, who is in command of 1,200 men, has stopped drawing rations from ...

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  13. REVENUE RETURNS.

    The Customs receipts from July 1 show a decrease of £12,900 on those of the corresponding period of last year. ...

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  14. DRAMATIC.

    Mr. Robert Brough has secured for his Australasian season Anthony Hope's new play "The Adventures of Lady Ursula," which is announced to be ...

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  15. WHAT IS A. NUISANCE?

    A deputation from the recently-formed Trade Protection Society waited on the Premier to-day, and requested him to alter the law relating to the control ...

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  16. MAIL-COACH BAILED UP.

    News received from Bungendore, states that the Captain's Flat mail-coach was "stuck-up" by two armed men about six miles from Bungendore. One of the ...

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  17. A SENSATIONAL BOOK.

    Quite a sensation has been caused by the issue of a book, written by Professor Marshall Hall, the well-known musician, and entitled "Hymns ...

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  18. SPANISH TROOPS IN CUBA.

    A Spanish transport at Santiago is shipping the Spanish troops to Europe. ...

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  19. ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

    At the inquest held to-day on Ernest Doddridge, who died from injuries received from a fall off the parapet of the Morphett-street Bridge, a verdict of ...

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  20. INDIA.

    The serious fighting, which was recently reported from the north-west frontier of India, has been resumed at Bajaur, despite official attempts to ...

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  21. TEMPESTUOUS VOYAGES.

    The barque Cara has arrived en route to Newcastle from Delagoa Bay in a weather-beaten condition. She had a tempestuous voyage, during which two ...

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  22. CARLIST ACTIVITY.

    An agent of the Carlists has made some heavy purchases of war materials in England. It is said that the purchases include 20,000 rifles and ...

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  23. EXPORT OF PRODUCE.

    The Produce Department received, during the week ended last Saturday, 4,140 gallons of wine, 200 sheep, and 14,700 rabbits for export. ...

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  24. PERILOUS RAILWAY RIDE.

    The boy M'Gorry, who was the hero of a perilous railway ride from Seymour, was charged to-day with having travelled without a ticket. He was ...

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  25. RECEPTION.

    At the reception held to-day by the acting Mayoress, Mrs. Brown, there were about 1,200 persons present. ...

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  26. PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

    The details of the Spanish reply to the American terms have not yet been made public, but the general impression is that the conditions imposed by the ...

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  27. W. E. GLADSTONE.

    The Dublin Corporation has rejected a proposal to erect a statue in honor of the late W. E. Gladstone. ...

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  28. £50 REWARD.

    A reward of £50 has been offered by the Government for the apprehension and conviction of Peasley and Hunter, the two men who are alleged to have ...

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  29. AN OFFICER'S SUICIDE.

    A verdict of suicide while of unsound mind was returned at the inquest held to-day on William. Sinclair, lately chief officer of the steamer Perth, who shot ...

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  30. DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.

    In the Banco Court to-day the matrimonial case, Dunston v. Dunston, in which the wife petitions for a divorce, was mentioned. Counsel for the ...

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  31. INTERVIEW WITH LAW.

    The history of what is alleged to have led up to the stabbing of Law discloses a number of neighbors' quarrels, or partly neighbors' quarrels and landlord ...

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  32. MINERS' STRIKE.

    In connection with the strike of miners at the Gibralter mine, near Adelong, pickets have been posted. The men are very orderly. Notices have ...

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  33. FOOD SUPPLIES.

    The Agricultural Committee appointed to inquire into the question of national wheat stores recommends that a Royal Commission should be set up to ...

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  34. EXTENSIVE FIRE.

    By the fire which occurred last night, Messrs. Harris and Co. lost stock which was valued at £6,000, and on which there were insurances of £3,000. The ...

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  35. HOLLOWAY'S COMPANY.

    The members of the Holloway Dramatic Company arrived here to-day from Fremantle. ...

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  36. BURNED TO DEATH.

    The two-year-old daughter of the Rev. W. R. Thomas, at Wingham, and May Flanagan, five years of age, residing with her parents at Yalgogrin, have ...

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  37. TYPHOID FEVER.

    Typhoid fever is very prevalent in the American camps in Cuba, and Major-General Shafter has telegraphed to Washington that over 75 per cent, of the ...

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  38. EASTERN PARLIAMENTS.

    In the House of Assembly to-day, the Premier stated that a labor bureau, on the same lines as that of New Zealand, would be established shortly. ...

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  39. HARRY TROTT.

    Mr. Harry Trott, the well-known cricketer, is much better. His medical adviser thinks that he will be about in a few days. ...

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  40. BRUTAL ASSAULT.

    A particularly brutal case of assault with intent was heard at the Criminal Court to-day against John Holt, who, in company with others, maltreated John ...

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  41. NILE EXPEDITION.

    Independent tribes in the vicinity of the Blue Nile are negotiating for terms with Sir H. H. Kitchener, the commander-in-chief of the Anglo-Egyptian ...

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  42. SHIPMENT OF GOLD.

    The R.M.S. Orient to-day took away in gold £20,000 on account of the National Bank, and £2,500 on account of the Orient Company. ...

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  43. THE TICK QUESTION.

    On Tuesday Mr. E. T. Hancock, the Queensland tick expert, gave another demonstration of the manner in which: inoculating instruments should be used. ...

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  44. FREMANTLE.

    Common Assault—Thomas Willis was charged with having assaulted a woman named Wanda Conrad, in the [?]emantle Park on Monday afternoon. ...

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  45. PROPOSED LOAN.

    The Australian Steam Navigation Company proposes to obtain in London a loan of £300,000 at 4 per cent. The debentures will be secured by a special ...

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  46. OBITUARY.

    Lady Todd, the wife of the Postmaster-General, died to-day. She underwent a slight operation, and complications which, set in caused her death. ...

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  47. TERRIBLE FATALITY.

    A shocking cycle and waggonette collision occurred at Sooth. Melbourne to-day. Alexander Gibson, 30 years of age, unmarried, residing at Albert Park ...

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  48. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Messrs. Bloustein and Carter, jewellers, of Perth, have arrived in Sydney for the purpose of seeing the jewellery, considerably over £1,000 in value, which ...

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  49. COMMERCIAL.

    The Board of Trade returns show that the imports into the United Kingdom during the month of July decreased in value to tie amount of of £220,484, as ...

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  50. CHINA.

    Russia has demanded of China that police and military guards shall be appointed along the whole length of the Port Arthur-Kirin railway route. The ...

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  51. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The Executive Council met to-day, and decided that Parliament should meet on Tuesday next. VICTORIA. ...

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  52. DROWNED AT SEA.

    On August 3 an able seaman named Hassen, belonging to the ship Rimutaka, from London, fell from the lower rigging. He struck the ship's rails and ...

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  53. A QUEENSLAND OPINION.

    The following paragraph appeared in the "Queenslander" of July 16:—Mr. Hancock, a former tack inspector in this colony, was recently sent over to ...

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  54. SHIPPING.

    Arrivals.—Barque Mari Bhan, 1315 tons; ship Canterbury, 1246 tons; barque Orari, 959 tons; and steamer Port Elliot, 2295 tons. ...

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  55. CARRYING COMPANIES.

    The negotiations, which have been proceeding between the M'Culloch Carrying Company, Melbourne, and Wright, Heaton, and Co., Sydney, have resulted ...

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  56. THE LATE JUDGE MANNING.

    The Supreme Court was crowded to-day by members of the bar in anticipation of references to the death, of Mr. Justice Manning. The Chief Justice ...

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  57. THE WHEAT MARKET.

    It is reported that the losses of Mr. Joseph Leiter, the wheat speculator, of Chicago, who recently attempted to form, a "wheat ring," amount to ...

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  58. SUCCESSFUL COMPANY.

    The sixteenth half-yearly meeting of the Broken Hill Water Supply Company, Limited, was held to-day. The balance-sheet showed a profit of £11,778. ...

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  59. Advertising

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  60. THEATRICAL, DIVORCE SUIT.

    Early last month proceedings were instituted by Mrs. Hazlewood, professionally known as Miss Ada Reeve, to obtain a dissolution of marriage with her ...

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  61. COLLISION AT SEA.

    The steamer Ormara has arrived at Valparaiso, seriously damaged by collision. [This vessel is of 3780 tons, and ...

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  62. CANADA.

    The Canadian Government is about to invite tenders for the establishment of a fast Atlantic service. ...

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  63. DEATH SENTENCE COMMUTED.

    The case of Grant Hawthorne Morris, who was sentenced to death at Cootamundra for a grave assault on a child, was considered by the Executive ...

    Article : 43 words
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