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  2. CABLES.

    The Egyptian public revenue for the financial year just ended shows a surplus of about £1,000,000 over the expenditure. This is the ...

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    The subscription-list opened to relieve the sufferers in the dynamite explosion at Johannesburg has now reached a total of £60,000. ...

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    Yesterday, in the House of Commons, the Hon. G. N. Curzon. Under-Secretary of Stale for Foreign Affairs, said that the ...

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    The London Times says that the Navy Bill which the Government proposes to introduce this session will follow closely that of ...

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    The Waterloo Cup was contested at Altear yesterday, in the presence of a large and representative gathering of sportsmen and others. There ...

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    The French Chamber of Deputies has affirmed its confidence in the Government, and rejected the vote of censure on M. Ricard, the ...

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  8. CABLES.

    The Bank of England returns for the week ended February 19 are :—Issue Department: Stock of gold, coin, and bullion,£46,299,000 ...

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  9. CABLES.

    The Right Hon. A. J. Balfour, the leader of the House of Commons, introduced yesterday the new rules of procedure by which the ...

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  10. CABLES.

    It is stated that Menelek II, King of Shoa. Abyssinia, with whom the Italians have been at war for some months, has appealed ...

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  11. THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.

    The dynamite explosion which took place at Johannesburg was caused by a red-hot bolt which fell into the dynamite on the ...

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  12. ARREST AT ALBANY.

    A man named John Rapken, against whom an absconding debtors' warrant had been issued, was arrested by Water Police ...

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  13. A PROPOSAL FROM THE SULTAN.

    The Constantinople correspondent of the London Times is responsible for the statement that the Sultan has invited Great Britain ...

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  14. THE CUBAN REBELLION.

    General Weyler, who was recently despatched to Cuba by the Spanish Government to supersede Marshal Martinez Campos and ...

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  15. BULGARIA.

    Prince Ferdinand has decided to become a member of the Greek Church. ...

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  16. FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDENT.

    A terrible colliery accident, by which eight miners lost their lives, occurred yesterday at Leigh, in Lancashire. The cage was being ...

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  17. MOURAD IN EGYPT.

    The Sultan has decided to send a Turkish officer to Egypt to watch Mourad, who is instigating the enemies of the Porte, and who ...

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  18. THE TRANSVAAL.

    News has been received from Berlin that the Germans are very indignant at their fellow-countrymen being boycotted by the ...

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  19. HYPNOTISM.

    A man named Walter Johnson, who has been appearing in a hypnotic sleep at the Royal Aquarium in Westminster ...

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  20. NAVAL DISASTER.

    The court-martial appointed to inquire into the circumstances connected with the accident that happened a few weeks ago to the ...

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  21. GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA.

    The "Jingo" newspapers throughout the United States describe the proposed Washington scheme as a British trap to ...

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  22. WATER CONDENSATION.

    At a trial of the Western Australian "Condensing Company's machine to-day, over one hundred and seventy gallons per hour of ...

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  23. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LOAN.

    The average price of the South Australian loan of £839,500 was £97 4s. 1ld. The minimum was fixed at £94. ...

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  24. THE WEATHER.

    The weather on Sunday was sultry and warm in the city, and the gentle breeze from the east only served to blow up more dust than ...

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  25. FURTHER RELIEF.

    The Government intends to relieve the rates on agricultural land to the extent of £2,000,000 yearly. ...

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  26. BANK OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    It has been decided to abandon the action which it was intended to bring against the directors of the Bank of South Australia, as ...

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  27. BULONG NEWS.

    Bulong is full of visitors, all of whom express sanguine hopes as to the future of local properties. The postmaster at Bulong is ...

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  28. TWO BYE-ELECTIONS.

    The bye elections held in Southampton (England), and Montrose Burghs (Scotland), have resulted in Liberal victories. ...

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  29. REPORTED DELUGE AT LAGRANGE.

    Mr. Alpin Thomson, Under-secretary for Railways, has received a peculiar telegram from Mr. S. Anderson, the supervisor of the ...

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  30. COMMERCIAL NEWS.

    The butter market is dull, with Australian at 94s. per cwt.; finer qualities selling at 98s. Best Danish has risen 4s. per cwt. ...

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  31. THE BERLIN TAILORS.

    The announcement has been made at Berlin that the tailors' strike, which commenced in that city last week, is at an end. The ...

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  32. THE MAIL BOATS.

    The announcement is made that the passage through the Suez Canal is again free, and that 60 vessels are clearing. ...

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  33. COOLGARDIE STOCK EXCHANGE.

    The Coolgardie Stock Exchange is to be formed into a limited liability company, and the membership increased to 100. The ...

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  34. AMUSEMENTS.

    There was a large attendance at the fair on Saturday evening, when the nineteenth change of programme was presented. The ...

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  35. CHARGE OF LARCENY.

    Claude Johnston, who was remanded on a charge of the larceny of some money, the property of Mr. M. S. De Souza, who lost twenty-five ...

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  36. DELAGOA BAY.

    The Russian press says that President Kruger is urging that a European Congress should be held to make Delagoa Bay neutral ...

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  37. CRIME AT FREMANTLE.

    At 11 o'clock on Saturday night, Mrs. Smith, of the Park Hotel, Fremantle, had occasion to go into her bedroom, when she was surprised ...

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  38. THE CARNARVON FLOODS.

    A correspondent at Carnarvon wrote, under date February 15, to the effect that the river had, since his last communication to The ...

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  39. GOLDFIELDS' PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION.

    The article in Tuesday's West Australian, dealing with the question of goldfields' Parliamentary representation, was republished in ...

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  40. DEVELOPMENTS AT I.O.U.

    A good find is reported in the White Horse property, adjoining the Queen Margaret, at the I.O.U. The prospect washed yesterday is ...

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  41. "RATIONAL" CONCERT AT OSBORNE.

    The first of a series of "rational" concerts was held at Osborne yesterday afternoon, and attracted a large audience. Mr. W. T. Astley ...

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  42. THE GREAT OVERSIGHT MINE.

    The water shaft of the Great Oversight mine at the I.O.U. is down seventy feet, and the prospects at the bottom of the shaft are ...

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  43. A TENT AND ITS BELONGINGS CARRIED OFF.

    On Saturday night a man named George Patterson, camped on Monument Hill, Fremantle, had his tent and nearly all his belongings ...

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  44. FLOODS AT CONDON.

    We understand that communication has not yet been restored on the line north of Condon. It is believed that this delay is due to ...

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  45. COOLGARDIE OFFICIALS.

    At the meeting of the Town Council last night the salary of the town clerk, Mr. Tucker was increased by £150, making it now ...

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  46. THE LONDON DOCKS.

    The London Dock Committee proposes to charge £2 3s. 6d. per ton on all cargoes discharged overside. The Chambers of Commerce ...

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  47. RAINFALL AT EUCLA.

    We are informed by the Premier, Sir John Forrest, that at Eucla 1½ inches of rain were registered for the 24 hours ended Saturday ...

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  48. SUICIDE AT GERALDTON.

    At the inquest on Charles Wilfinger, who committed suicide on Thursday, a verdict of felo de se was returned. The jury in a rider ...

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  49. STOWAWAYS PUNISHED.

    Two stowaways, James Howston, and Alfred Stewart, who were found on the steamer Bothwell Castle, were brought before the Bench, and ...

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  50. JABEZ BALFOUR.

    The appeal made on technical points by Jabez Balfour, the fraudulent Liberator director, who was recently sentenced to 14 years ...

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  51. SHOWERS AT KANOWNA.

    Our Kanowna correspondent reports under date February 22:—"The weather has turned quite cold, with slight showers, and is ...

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