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  2. THE PHILIPPINES.

    The latest news from the Philippines is to the effect that 1,200 suspected incendiaries have been arrested at Manila. [A cable message of the 22nd ult. ...

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  3. POLICE COURTS.

    Unlawful Possession.—A young man named James Clarke was charged on remand with having been in the unlawful possession of a writing case. He ...

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  4. SUPREME COURT.

    This was an action brought by Samuel A. Hutchinson against J. Churchyard for £100 damages, and the return of 200,000 bricks, or their equivalent value, £100. ...

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  5. INTERCOLONIAL.

    The wintry weather shows signs of clearing. One inch and a half of rain have fallen since Saturday morning, while in some parts of the middle north ...

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  6. CHINA.

    The London "Times" declares that China is drifting towards "uncompromising conservatism." ...

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  7. CENTRAL AFRICA.

    Mr. St. John Broderick, the Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs, stated in the House of Commons yesterday in reply to a question that Colonel Martyr ...

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  8. BETTING MARKET.

    The betting market is quiet. North British, hardened to 7 to 1, which, was taken after 8 to 1 had been laid. Other quotations:—Hymettus 8 to 1, Kruger ...

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  9. NORTHERN RAILWAYS.

    It is stated that Sir Claude Macdonald's impotence in reference to the Hsu-Ying inquiry was due to the protest offered by Russia to the terms of ...

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  10. BIBLE CHRISTIANS.

    The Rev. John Thorne has been elected president of the Bible Christian Conference. ...

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  11. COLONEL KITCHENER.

    Colonel F. W. Kitchener has started from Khartoum for England. ...

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  12. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

    The Royal Agricultural Society, which had made all preparations for its show in a fortnight's time, has suddenly been compelled to abandon the enterprise ...

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  13. THE RECENT ENCOUNTER.

    The Filipinos report that the Americans indulged in indiscriminate shooting at Manila in the recent encounter. It is stated that 320 adult male ...

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  14. TALE OF THE SEA.

    Five seamen belonging to the barque Ladstock, which arrived from Liverpool yesterday, have been arrested on a charge of mutiny. The men alleged ...

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  15. JOHANNESBURG.

    A mining boom is being experienced in Johannesburg. It is the first since the Jameson raid. ...

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  16. AN ARREST.

    The police have been informed of the arrest at Sydney of Theodore Kuhne, a draper and storekeeper at Cobram, for the alleged larceny of £100 worth of ...

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  17. HUNGARY.

    Mr. Koloman Szell, the newly-appointed Premier of Hungary, has successfully completed bis task of forming a Ministry. ...

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  18. BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.

    A breach of promise case is set down for hearing at Mount Gambler. The plaintiff is Mary Jaeger, a widow, and the defendant Michael Hogan, a ...

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  19. CARLTON BREWERY.

    The Carlton Brewery made a profit of £29,999 for the year. Of this it is intended to devote £24,352 to the payment of interest on mortgages and ...

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  20. PORT ADELAIDE LIGHTHOUSE.

    The Port Adelaide lighthouse has been causing anxiety for some time, as the channel is gradually whiffing southwards, and the structure is becoming ...

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  21. PEARL FISHING.

    The steamer Guthrie brings news of pearl shelling being developed in the Philippines. Several permits have been issued by the American officials, and ...

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  22. FRANCE.

    The Republicans in the French Chamber of Deputies warmly commend the efforts of M. Eu Loubet, the new President, to repress the recent disorderly ...

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  23. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The wrecked vessel Orara was pat up by auction, and purchased by her former owners for £125. ...

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  24. WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.

    The annual Conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church was begun to-night in the Pirie-street Church. There was a large attendance. The following ...

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  25. GERMANS ASSAULTED.

    Several Germans have been assaulted by the Chinese at Tientsin, the port of Peking. ...

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  26. Wednesday's List.

    The following cases are set down for hearing, before Mr. Justice Hensman, in the No. 2 Court:—Lang v. Commissioner for Railways, Ivanhoc Venture ...

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  27. RUDYARD KIPLING.

    The condition of Rudyard Kipling, the poet and novelist, who is suffering from inflammation of the lungs in New York, is worse. He is now unconscious. ...

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  28. THE BRITISH FLEET.

    News received from the East states that the British fleet in China waters is being strengthened by the causers Orlando and St. George. ...

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  29. GREECE.

    M. Syngros, a wealthy Greek banker, has bequeathed to the nation 30 million drachmae (£1,125,000). He has also made large bequests to the Dynasty. ...

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  30. WELCOME RAINS.

    Welcome rains are reported to fallen in the Riverina, central, and western districts, where they were most urgently needed, especially in the far ...

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  31. SPAIN.

    Speaking in the Spanish Chamber of Deputies to-day, General Montesheirra warned the Chamber that if the attacks were continued the army would know ...

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  32. A GLEAM OF HOPE.

    The latest news from New York in reference to Rudyard Kipling's condition is that oxygen is being used to sustain respiration. There is now reported ...

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  33. No. 1 Court.

    Mr. Justice Stone will sit in the No. 1 Court to hear the cases set down in the December list. ...

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  34. FREMANTLE ROADS BOARD.

    The fortnightly meeting of the Fremantle District Roads Board was held last night, when there were present Messrs. R. Holmes (chairman), A. E. ...

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  35. WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.

    The Rev. John Gardiner has been elected president of the New South Wales Wesleyan Conference. ...

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  36. IN BANKRUPTCY.

    Re Isaac Jacobs.—The official receiver stated that the debtor found it necessary in connection with his business to proceed to the eastern colonies. He ...

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  37. VIOLENT STORMS.

    Violent wind storms are reported from various parts of the colony. At Dungog and Harden buildings were unroofed and trees uprooted. ...

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  38. LORD TENNYSON.

    The University of Cambridge has conferred the honorary degree of a Doctor of Letters (Litt. D.) upon Lord Tennyson, the Governor-designate of ...

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  39. WOOLLAHRA TRAGEDY.

    At the adjourned inquest to day on the body of Maria E. Flynn, who was shot by Michael Henry Kelly on February 2, at Woollahra, a verdict of wilful murder ...

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  40. FEDERATION.

    In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. Kingston, amid cheers, moved the second reading of the Commonwealth Bill, which is to be referred to the people ...

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  41. SHIPPING.

    Mr. Weekness, the purser of the R.M.S. Omrah, the new vessel of the Orient Steamship Company, which is now making its first voyage to Australia, died at ...

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  42. PEACE CONFERENCE.

    It has been decided that His Holiness the Pope shall not be invited to attend the Peace Conference at The Hague. [It was stated in yesterday's issue that ...

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  43. POPULATION RETURNS.

    The Government statistician has issued a table of the population of the colonies which propose to join the federation. The proportion is:—New South Wales ...

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  44. VICTORIA.

    Efforts are being made to secure the pardon of Cecil Anderson, who was imprisoned for life for having shot John Fraser, in June, 1894. A deputation ...

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  45. FEDERATION.

    To-day Mr. Reid, the Premier, moved the second reading of the Federal Enabling Bill. He hoped that it would pass unanimously. He did not think ...

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  46. OVERSEA NEWS.

    Arrivals.—Steamer Gulf of Ancud, 1,700 tons, at Dunkirk from Sydney; steamer Yarrawonga, 2,555 tons, at London from Sydney; steamer ...

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  47. PERSONAL.

    Mrs. Freeman Thomas, who is a daughter of Lord Brassey, Governor of Victoria, was hunting near Eastbourne to-day, when her horse refused a fence, and ...

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  48. THE YARRA TRAGEDY.

    Dabberke, the informer, has left the gaol and gone to the country. Radalyski and Tod are in about the same condition as they were in yesterday. At ...

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  49. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Wellington, Napier, Nelson, Christchurch, and Dunedin Chambers of Commerce are strongly opposed to the discontinuance of the Vancouver ...

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  50. MR. CHAMBERLAIN.

    Mr. J. Chamberlain, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, who was recently announced to be suffering from influenza, is now recovering. ...

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  51. WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.

    The conference of the Wesleyan Church representatives of Victoria and Tasmania was opened in the Wesley Church to-day. There was a large ...

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  52. VANCOUVER ROUTE.

    The agent for the Canadian-Australian mail service has received a cable message from the London office, to the effect that nothing has been definitely ...

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  53. COINAGE OF SILVER.

    Mr.R. W. Hanbury, financial secretary to the Treasury, stated in answer to a question in the Hoose of Commons yesterday that if Australia were allowed to ...

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  54. RUSSIA.

    Four torpedo boats are being contr[?]ted for the Russian Government at [?]bing, a seaport town in West Prussia. They a speed of 20 knots per ...

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  55. ADVANCES TO SETTLERS.

    The total number of applications for advances under the Settlers Act up to January 31 was 8,778. the sum amounting to £2,881,316. The board ...

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  56. LARCENY AS A SERVANT.

    Ronald Cox, who pleaded guilty to the larceny as a servant of £25 belonging to the Equity Trustees Co., was brought up for sentence to-day. The Chief Justice ...

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  57. FREMANTLE.

    Bathing Cases.—John O'Connor and Jas. Martin pleaded guilty to a breach of the municipal by-laws by having bathed on the beach without proper ...

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  58. TASMANIA.

    Stormy weather prevails throughout the colony, and is accompanied by heavy rain. ...

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