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  2. THE POSTAI DEPARTMENT.

    On the adjournment of the House of Representatives to-night, a progress report of the committee of the Cabinet, which has been investigating the chaotic state of the Postal ...

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  3. THE TARIFF.

    The tariff consideration was resumed by the House of Representatives to-day. [?]hen the adjournment took place at 11 p.m., about 20 requests by the Senate remained to be dealt ...

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  4. THE BRITISH NAVY.

    In the Royal Society's rooms last night Mr. James H. Watson read a paper before the Australian Historical Society, under the chairmanship of Dr. Houlson. The paper was ...

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  5. OUR FERRY SERVICE.

    The directors of the Sydney Ferries, Limited, have just authorised extensive additions and alterations to the company's fleet and plant, and the improvements contemplated will run ...

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  6. STATE COLLIERY.

    "I concur with what Mr. Wheeler said in the interviews published with him this morning," said Mr. Isaac Chapman, of the Seaham colliery yesterday, in reference to the ...

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  7. EMPIRE DAY.

    The Empire banquet was given at the Hotel Cecil yesterday. Lord Curzon, who was the principal speaker, denied that Empire was an unpopular creed, or was ...

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  8. MONEY FOR PENSIONS.

    The House of Commons last night discussed the budget of Mr. H. H. Asquith, the Prime Minister. Mr. Austen Chamberlain taunted the ...

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  9. THE ENTENTE.

    President Fallieres landed in England yesterday. A flotilla of British destroyers met and escorted President Fallieres in the French cruiser Leon Gambetta to a ...

    Article : 405 words
  10. CHILDREN'S DAY AT WINDSOR.

    Three thousand scholars of Windsor schools picnicked in the Royal Grounds yesterday. Mr. J. H. Carruthers presented a flag from Windsor, New South Wales, ...

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  11. BRITISH MINISTRY'S ATTITUDE.

    Many flags were flown in London, and in the provincial churches yesterday there were thousands of references to Empire Day. ...

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  12. ELOPEMENT OF A PRINCESS.

    Princess Amelle of Furstenberg-Koenigshof, one of the mediatised princely houses of Austria, has eloped with Herr Gustavus Koozian, an ex-officer and a motor agent ...

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  13. SPARTAN UPBRINGING NECESSART,

    The Earl of Meath, in addressing the Lyceum Club, said that the Empire could not continue unless our children were brought up in a more Spartan manner than ...

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  14. THE PROPERTY.

    The diamond drill, which was taken to Mr. Alex. Sheddon's mineral lease, at Wood's Yards, last Wednesday, is being fitted in working order, and a start will be made with ...

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  15. CYCLONIC PUSH FIGHT.

    At the Redfern Police Court yesterday, before Mr. Payten, S.M., Alick Shumack, l8, was charged with having used bad language in George-street, Redfern, also with having ...

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  16. IN AFRICA AND CANADA.

    Empire Day was celebrated in Canada and South Africa with many loyal manifestations. ...

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  17. THE MOHMAND CAMPAIGN.

    Major-General Willcocks, operating against the Mohmands on the north-west frontier of India, has destroyed a great deal of their property, including the ...

    Article : 94 words
  18. CHINESE LOVE STORY.

    In the Quarter Sessions yesterday, before Judge Docker, some interesting light was thrown on the irregularity of the path of true love as trodden by the Chinese residents of ...

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  19. ENTHUSIASM IN FRANCE.

    There was a scene of great enthusiasm in Paris on the departure of President Falliere and M. Pichon, Minister for Foreign Affairs, to visit the Franco-British ...

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  20. BRITISH LABOUR PARTY.

    The ballot of the Miners' Federation which has been completed shows a majority in favour of affiliation with the Labour Representation Committee, which ...

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  21. PRACTICAL SOCIALISM.

    "I welcome the fact that the South Austral'an Government is establishing a State-owned mine," said Mr. M'Gowen, leader of the State Labour party. "It is giving a practical ...

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  22. ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION.

    At a meeting of the Royal Geographical Society, it was announced that the Back Bequest and Medal had been awarded to Lieutenant G. F. A. Mulock, an officer of ...

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  23. ELECTRIC TRAM COLLISION.

    Owing to the mistake of a pointsman, two electric tramcars in Philadelphia collided, and were wrecked. Four persons were killed and 11 ...

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  24. TERRITORIAL DISPUTE.

    China has sent five thousand troops to the Korean frontier, because Japan claims the right to tax the village of Tiendao on the ground that it belongs to Korea. ...

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  25. FEDERAL FINANCE.

    In the course of a lengthy interview on the Premiers' Conference, the Premier (Mr. Moore) last night said with respect to the restriction of our right to borrow "I say we could not ...

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  26. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The application of Harry Thaw for release has been refused. He will remain in an asylum. PAYMENT ON DELIVERY. ...

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  27. KING MANUEL'S JUSTICE.

    King Manuel, of Portugal, has transferred three Royal palaces to the nation, in order to discharge the indebtedness of his father, the late King Carlos. He will ...

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  28. SHIPBUILDING LOCKOUT,

    The ballot of the men directly affected by the lockout in the shipbuilding trade on the north-east and the west coasts has resulted in favour of the resumption of ...

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  29. THRIFT BANKS.

    Lord Wenlock has introduced into the House of Lords a bill to facilitate the formation of thrift and credit banks. The bill was read the second time last ...

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  30. A FOREIGN COMPLIMENT.

    A pleasing illustration of the practical value of the entente cordiale is afforded by the fact that the officers and mon of the French cruiser Catinat, now in port at Sydney, have ...

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  31. SEDITION IN INDIA.

    Two infernal machines were found in a railway compartment at Howrath, a suburb of Calcutta, the terminus of the East Indian Railway, after the passengers had ...

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  32. CHARGE OF THEFT.

    William Archibald Robertson, 45, and Arthur Henry Tillinghurst,45, two commercial travellers, appeared yesterday at the Central Police Court, before Mr. Clarke, D.S.M., charged with ...

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  33. DUTIES PASSED.

    The following duties were agreed to by the House of Representatives yesterday, as suggested by the Senate:- Item 123: ...

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  34. VOTES FOR WOMEN.

    The "Spectator" bitterly opposes the Government's proposed concession of votes to women, and argues that a women is not a man; in other words that Nature placed ...

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  35. FINLAND'S CONSTITUTION.

    Owing to a member of the extreme right of the Duma demanding the impeachment of two former Governors of Finland for betrayal of Russian interests, M. ...

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  36. FEDERAL ARBITRATION ACT.

    An interesting situation has been opened up by an application by an industrial organisation for registration which was made to-day. Mr. Catts, M.P., and Mr. E. Cross, of Pyrmont, ...

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  37. THE SOLOMON ISLANDS.

    With the support of the Royal Geographical Society; Mr. Louis Becke will enter upon geographical and scientific research for several months in the Solomon ...

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  38. THE BELGIUM ELECTIONS.

    Reuter's correspondent reports that the elections in Belgium have reduced the majority of the Government to eight. At the last general election in Belgium, hold ...

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  39. MEAN THIEVES.

    Mr. Millar, Minister for Marine, states that information to hand shows that a good deal of looting of the stores placed on the Southern Islands for the benefit of shipwrecked ...

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  40. TERRIBLE DRIVING ACCIDENT.

    A terrible accident befel Bernard M'Mullen, aged 50, a resident of Wagga. He was riding on a load of wood, a few miles out of town when the wheel of the dray, striking a post, ...

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  41. THE WOOL SALES.

    At the wool sales this afternoon there was a very good sale, with especially strong competition for merinos. May 26. ...

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  42. THE RABBIT INDUSTRY.

    The rabbit industry is growing rapidly in the district as the winter advances. Last night 30,840 rabbits, weighing 50 tons, were sent from Bathurst freezing works in three ...

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  43. R.M.S. MOOLTAN IN A SNOWSTORM.

    The R.M.S. Mooltan, which arrived at Fremantle this morning from London, left on April 25. When off St. Catherine's a blinding snowstorm set in, which necessitated slowing ...

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  44. FATALITY THROUGH FIREWORKS.

    Amy Sands, aged 7, whose clothes Ignited on Sunday while playing with fireworks, died in the hospital this morning from the effects of burns. ...

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