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  2. RACING CARNIVAL

    With an impish humour the weather kept racegoers on tenterhooks up till the last moment yesterday. The morning broke dour and forbidding, and enrly in the forenoon ...

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  3. LABOUR DAY.

    The annual festival by which labour commemorates the concession of eight hours as a day's work for the great bulk of manual tollers in the State, was celebrated ...

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  4. A NOTABLE VESSEL.

    The auxiliary five-masted German barque R. C. Rickmers, which has a gross tonnage of 5548 tons, and now lies off Mosman Bay, has attracted a great deal of attention since ...

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  5. LABOUR PARTY'S AIM.

    Under the auspices of the Women's Political Education League, Mr. Campbell Carmichael, M.L.A. for Leichhardt, delivered an address last night at the Sydney School of ...

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  6. MR. KEIR HARDIE'S MISSION.

    Reuter's correspondent at Calcutta telegraphs that Mr. Keir Hardie, M.P. (socialist), publishes in the local newspapers telegrams exchanged with the "Daily ...

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  7. IN CASE OF WAR.

    An apparently semi-officially inspired article in the "Cologne Gazette" strenuously protests against the attempts of French newspapers to show that Germany ...

    Article : 98 words
  8. ARBITRATION OF NATIONS.

    The First Committee of the International Conference at The Hague, by 30 votes to 6, adopted the principle of obligatory arbitration on specific subjects ...

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  9. STRENGTHENING GERMAN FLEET.

    The German National Liberal Congress at Wiesbaden, at its sitting on Saturday, recommended a further strengthening of the fleet. The Congress urged that new ...

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  10. THE HOLIDAY.

    Although the rain, which commenced to fall in earnest during Sunday night, was most acceptable to those to whom a drought, even in Sydney, brings much loss, a good deal of ...

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  11. RAILWAY MEN'S TROUBLES.

    At a meeting of the Midland Merchants and Traders' Association it was urged that an effective remedy for the threatened railway crisis would be the intervention of ...

    Article : 69 words
  12. AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.

    A new Ausgleich between Austria and Hungary has been arranged. The agreement settles the economic relations between the two countries for ten years, and ...

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  13. THE PROCESSION.

    If the weather was not perfect, the pageant itself was all that could be desired. Over fifty sturdy guilds footed it beneath blazoned banners and between vehicles ...

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  14. SHIPBUILDING IN VICTORIA

    A definite offer was recently made to the Commonwealth authorities, by the shipbuilding firm of Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Limited, Newcastle-on-Tyne, in ...

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  15. AMERICA AND JAPAN.

    Mr. G. W. Smalley, New York correspondent of the "Times," declares that the majority of sober-minded Americans do not believe in the possibility of war with ...

    Article : 433 words
  16. EMPLOYEES' CONFERENCE.

    A conference at Manchester of the various railway trade unions, representing 138,000 workers, approved of the principle of federation, and then adjourned to ...

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  17. BRITISH AIRSHIP.

    During the trip of the British airship Nulli Secundus on Saturday the machine was manoeuvred in the vicinity of Buckingham Palace, being a rehearsal of a visit ...

    Article : 121 words
  18. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

    The "Daily Chronicle" infers from the speech of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, the Prime Minister, at Edinburgh, that a dissolution will not occur in 1908 unless ...

    Article : 99 words
  19. THE NAVIGATION BILL.

    A large and representative meeting of shipowners and others was held to-night to consider the Navigation Bill now before the Federal Parliament. Legal opinions were ...

    Article : 175 words
  20. THE ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION.

    The steam whaler Nimrod, the vessel of the Antarctic expedition, in command of Lieutenant E. H. Shackleton, has arrived at Capetown. ...

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  21. CAMDEN TOWN MURDER.

    Robert Thomas Wood, an artist, has been arrested on a charge of having wilfully murdered Emily Dimmock, alias Shaw, at Camden Town on September 10. ...

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  22. AT THE THEATRES, ETC.

    The surprising feature in the holiday attendance at the various places of amusement was not the universal crowding at night, when a rich harvest was confidently ...

    Article : 241 words
  23. WORKING FOR HOME RULE.

    Mr. John Redmond, leader of the Nationalists, speaking at Portumna, said that while Nationalists were working to obtain redress of material grievances the ...

    Article : 49 words
  24. ASIATIC RUSH TO CANADA.

    Japan is unfavourable to a formal revision of the treaty with Canada for the checking of the entrance of Japanese into Canada, and prefers administratively to ...

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  25. CHINAMAN RUNS AMOK.

    A Chinaman known as Ah Guy, a gardener at the top of Bingara, to-day walked to Barraba and went to Pong Suey's garden for the purpose of buying two bags of potatoes. ...

    Article : 275 words
  26. HINDUS IN THE TRANSVAAL.

    Owing to the passive resistance of Indians in the Transvaal to the Act providing for the registration of all Asiatics, the colonial Government notifies that after ...

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  27. COAL IN CAPE COIONY.

    Enormous coalfields have been discovered in the Knysna territory, Cape Colony. Knysna territory is situated on the south coast of Cape Colony, and is watered by a ...

    Article : 63 words
  28. THE MOROCCAN SITUATION.

    Abdul Aziz, the Sultan of Morocco, who recently sent his Minister of Finance to Paris with the royal jeweis to negotiate a loan, is now asking for accommodation ...

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  29. THE BRITISH RIFLE TEAM.

    The Mayer of Brisbane extended a welcome on behalf of the citizens to the members of the British riffc team this morning. Colonel Lyster, in proposing the health of ...

    Article : 219 words
  30. WONDERLAND CITY.

    The opening of Wonderland City, which had been postponed owing to unfavourable weather on Saturday evening, took place yesterday. The early morning, with its rain ...

    Article : 343 words
  31. DRESSES AND ATTENDANCE.

    The sun shone out brilliantly soon after [?] o'clock, leaving no doubt as to what the weather would be during the remainder of the day. Needless almost to say that every woman who ...

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  32. CALCUTTA RIOTS.

    Many ruffians have been arrested at Calcutta on a charge of looting during the riots. An inquiry has been opened into the allegation that a number of native ...

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  33. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Prince Ranjitsinhji, Jam of Nawanagar, is coming to England to recuperate after an attack of enteric fever. BILLIARDS. ...

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  34. PROGRESS OF CANADA.

    During the last eight months 216,805 immigrants arrived in Canada, being 50,066 over the corresponding period last year. ...

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  35. METHODS OF COLLECTING STATISTICS.

    Senator Reating rectured at a meeting of the St. Kilda branch of the A.N.A. to-night on "Federation." He said he had noticed that a cable message stated that during eight ...

    Article : 194 words
  36. WORLD'S BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP.

    T. Burns, the American champion, has been matched to box Gunner Moir for the championship of the world and £500 a side in London on November 25. ...

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  37. THE ENGLISH CRICKET TEAM.

    The Victorian Cricket Association to-night docided to ask the Melhourne Cricket Club to accept the following terms for the use of their ground for the four matches against the ...

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  38. CHINESE WORKERS IN MELBOURNE

    A request was recently made by the Chinese residents of Melbourne that their representatives should be heard at the Bar of the House when the Legislative Assembly was ...

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  39. DEATH OF LORD BRAMPTON.

    The death is announced of Lord Brampton, better known as Mr. Justice Hawkins, aged 90 years. He was conscious to the Bud. ...

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  40. A FATAL MISTAKE.

    Four aboriginals took shelter from the rain on Friday afternoon in the kitchen of an unoccupied house. They had some flour, and declded to make a damper. They espied a tin ...

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  41. LITHGOW COAL TRADE.

    On Saturday night it was rumoured that at the miners' delegate meeting, held in the afternoon, it was resolved: "That the secretary write to the Lithgow Coal Association ...

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  42. THE BURNING OF COONGOOLA WOOLSHED.

    At the Police Court to-day William Riley, on remand from Glen Innos, was charged with unlawfully burning Coongoola woolshed on November 10, 1894. ...

    Article : 158 words
  43. RAILWAY TRAFFIC.

    Owing to the unfavourable weather during the early portion of yesterday, the number of people who patronised the excursions made available by the railway authorities was ...

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  44. MORANDING RAILWAY SMASH.

    In all the Kilmore churches yesterday sympathetic references were made to the recent railway smash at Moranding. The Rev. J. M'Intyre, at the Presbyterian ...

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  45. THE MELBOURNE MINT ROBBERY.

    The Government to-day decided not to entertain the request made by E. M. Pascoe, who asked for compensation for the loss of £1630 worth of gold stolen from the Mint in ...

    Article : 45 words
  46. VISITORS AT THE SPORTS.

    There was a luncheon for officials and specially-invited visitors during an interval between the sports programme, at which Mr. John D. Travers, the president of the ...

    Article : 275 words
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