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  2. THE BLUE STREAKS.

    It was an unequal game on Saturday, not only because of the transcendant football genius of Messenger and the New South Wales captain's control, but because of the uneven ...

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  3. DARING PRISONER.

    Some months ago a prisoner named Read made a most determined and all but successful attempt to escape from the Fremantle Gaol. As a result, two warders were ...

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  4. MESSAGE TO THE KING.

    His Excellency the Governor-General (Lord Dudley) on Saturday despatched the following cable message to his Majesty the King:- "June 3.—To his Majesty the King, ...

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  5. SITUATION IN MEXICO.

    Murder and pillage in many sections of the Republic are causing a reign of terror. Several Governors have resigned, and other officers are abandoning their offices. ...

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  6. FRENCH CHURCH ESTATES.

    The committee appointed by the Senate to inquire into the liquidation of the Church estates is discussing M. Reigsmanset's report. ...

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  7. MOROCCAN AFFAIRS.

    The [?] Government explains that the destruction in Lemta by the Fez garrison was an act of reprisal against the Riffians, who had quartered themselves in the ...

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  8. DECLARATION OF LONDON.

    At the meeting of the [?]mperial Conference this morning. General Botha, Premier of South Africa, resumed the discussion on the following resolution, moved by Mr. ...

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  9. FELTON BEATS HAGNEY.

    Alfred D. F[?]ton and Frank S. Hagney rowed in best boats for £50 a side last Saturday afternoon, and the former won rather easily. ...

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  10. INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.

    Mr. Andrew Carnegi[?] was the guest of the National Liberal Club last night. Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in the course of a speech ...

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  11. EPSOM SUMMER MEETING.

    The Epsom Summer Meeting was brought to a close to-day, when the contest for the principal event resulted as under: ...

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  12. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE.

    A deputation from the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies waited on Mr. Andrew Fisher, Prime Minister of Australia, at the Hotel Ce[?]il yesterday. ...

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  13. THE AFTERNOON SITTING.

    The afternoon proceedings in connection with the Imperial Conference will not be published before Monday. It is understood that the conference ...

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  14. AN ARTIST'S PAY.

    A controversy has arisen owing to the refusal of Mr. [?]. C. Knox, Secretary of State, acting under the instructions of Mr. Taft, to place before a House of ...

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  15. BEST FOR THE EMPIRE.

    The "Evening Standard" publishes an interview with Sir Joseph Ward, in which the Prime Minister of New Zealand defends the attitude of the conference in ...

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  16. THE CORONATION.

    The British Government has decided to refuse to receive the Moorish embassy to the Coronation owing to the barbarities that have taken place at Lemta, a suburb ...

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  17. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY

    Speaking at the Royal Institution last evening, M. Marco[?] stated that the improvements in the matter of interference in wireless messages had to some extent ...

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  18. NEW ZEALAND CONTINGENT.

    The New Zealand contingent are quartered at the Duke of York's school, Chelsea. ...

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  19. THE TOFUA MISHAP.

    The third officer, Mr. Hudson, was buried here to-day, the funeral being largely attended. The boatswain, Mr. McMillan, is ...

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  20. PRESS COMMENTS.

    The "Times" states that the capacity and the foresight of the Australian delegates have been strikingly attested by their initiation and conduct of the debate on ...

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  21. THE VICTORIAN CADETS.

    Major P. N. Buckley, Military Adviser to the Commonwealth, welcomed the Victorian cadets, who subsequently went into camp at Crystal Palace. ...

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  22. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The remains of the late Sir W. S. Gilbert were cremated, and the ashes were buried yesterday at the Great Stanmore Cemetery. ...

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  23. KITCHENER WHEAT.

    Lord Kitchener, in the course of a speech at Ipswich, said that when in Tibet he, at the instance of some Boer friends, sent to South Africa a dozen sacks of Tibetan ...

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  24. THE PACIFIC ISLANDS.

    Mr. E. L. Batch[?]lor, Commonwealth Minister for External Affairs, in an interview in reference to the Anglo-French position in the New Hebrides, said that his ...

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  25. CHINESE CHILDREN.

    During his visit to the Waterloo Public School on Friday Mr. Beeby (Minister for Education) was struck with the number of enrolled children who had English mothers ...

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  26. DIVORCE LAWS.

    The Chief Justice, Sir John Madden, was interviewed on Saturday on the subject of divorce. "I know," said the Chief Justice, "that the ...

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  27. MR. M'GOWEN'S TOUR.

    Mr. J. S. T. M'Gowen, Premier of New South Wales, his secretary. Mr. J. W. Ho[?]iman, and Mr. J. Davis, Consulting Engineer to the Government of New South ...

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  28. THE JAPANESE FACTOR.

    The "Daily Chronicle" states that the frenzied appeals that were addressed to the Dominions to reject the Declaration have conspieuously failed. ...

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  29. RECIPROCITY.

    President Taft, addressing the Western Economic Society last night, said that the opposition to the Reciprocity Bill did not come from the United States farmers, but ...

    Article : 120 words
  30. FRENCH ESPIONAGE CASE.

    The trial in connection with the removal of important documents from the French Foreign Office has concluded. Ro[?]et, a clerk in the office, and Maimon, ...

    Article : 59 words
  31. CONSERVATIVE PAPERS DISAPPOINTED.

    The Conservative papers generally are disappointed. They cannot understand the attitude of the Dominion Prime Ministers in view of the condemnation of the ...

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  32. INDEX.

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  33. FULL SHARE OF RESPONSIBILITY.

    The "Morning Post" says: "It is better that the Declaration of London should have been ratified with the consent of the Dominions than without. If the future ...

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  34. KING'S BIRTHDAY.

    King's Birthday passed off quietly. There was a family party at Buckingham Palace. His Majesty received congratulations from all parts of the world. ...

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  35. THE STEEL TRUST.

    Mr. Elbert H. Gary, the chairman of the United States Steel Corporation, yesterday told the committee of the House of Representatives that is inquiring into the ...

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  36. MR. C. VADER'S DEATH.

    The death under extraordinary circumstances is reported of Mr. Charles Johann Vader, general manager for Beale and Co., Limited. ...

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  37. WILL AUSTRALIA FORGIVE?

    The "Standard" declares that Mr. Fisher showed a strong desire to get into line with the other delegates, but Australia considered the Declaration of London too ...

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  38. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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  39. AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

    In the final round of the Amateur Golf Championship, H. H. Hilton beat E. A. Lassen 4 up and 3 to play. The winner, Mr. Harold Harsfall Hilton, ...

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  40. UNIONISTS AND DYNAMITE.

    John Delancey, a structural ironworker, has confessed that James M'Namara, who is charged is connection with the dynamite outrage at the Los Angeles "Times" ...

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  41. THE NECKLACE CASE.

    The trial was concluded yesterday of Lieutenant Aylmer Cameron and his wife on a charge of attempting to obtain insurance money by false representations in ...

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  42. TO-DAY.

    [?]r Majesty's Theatre: "Jack and the Beanstalk," [?].[?]5. Theatre [?]oyal: "The Dollar Princess," 7.50. Ade[?]phi Theatre: "Under Two Flags," 7.50. ...

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  43. FLOODS IN HUNGARY.

    Floods have caused enormous damage in Hungary. In Budapest, the capital, 1500 houses are inundated. ...

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  44. KILLED BY MOTOR CAR.

    A Madras native, known as Sammy Sammy, about 70 years of age, was knocked down by a motor car in Gordon-road, Ar[?]armon, on Saturday night, and fatally injured. ...

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  45. COMMAND OF NAVAL COLLEGE.

    Fo[?]mal approval has been given by the Federal Executive Council to the appointment of Captain Bertram Mordaunt Chambers, R.N., to the position of captain of the Naval ...

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  46. THE HOUNDSDITCH MURDERS.

    The woman Trassjonski, who was charged with complicity in the murder of three constables at Ho[?]dsditch in December last, but was discharged at the police ...

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  47. MARITIME STRIKE.

    Sailors and dockers to the number of 5500 at Fi[?]me, Hungary, have struck for an increase in wages. A general strike has developed. ...

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