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  2. FEDERATION.

    The president took the chair at half-past 10 o'clock. The Convention resolved itself into Committee of the Whole to further consider the Commonwealth ...

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  3. CENTENARY OF NEWCASTLE.

    The festivities in connection with the centunary of the foundation of the city of Newcastle were successfully continued to-day, and were again witnessed by on immense concourse of interested ...

    Article : 225 words
  4. SECOND EDITION.

    Bar silver is quoted to-day at 2s 2¼d per ounce standard, a rise of [?]d since last quotation. ...

    Article : 26 words
  5. THE INDIAN FRONTIER.

    Reports from the north-western frontier of India state that Fort Gulistan, which was relieved by the column under Brigadier-General Yeatman-Biggs, was ...

    Article : 214 words
  6. SPECIAL CABLES.

    The "Daily Telegraph" this morning states that the treaty of peace between Turkey and Greece will be signed on Saturday, the Sultan having accepted the ...

    Article : 62 words
  7. The Sydney Morning Herald.

    At yesterday's sitting of the Federal Convention further consideration was given to the subject of provisions for deadlocks, but without any definite settlement being agreed to. Ultimately ...

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  8. CONVENTION NOTES.

    A great deal of interest had necessarily gone out of the Convention proceedings when the delegates assembled yesterday. Coming events cast their shadows before, and the anxiety to provide ...

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  9. LATE MINING.

    While cutting a platt at the 140ft. level in the Ivanhoe Venturo to-day, preparatory to driving, a discovery was made of a kaolin lode carrying payable gold. It has been known to exist in the mine ...

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  10. THE PRESIDENT OF MEXICO.

    An Italian attempted to assassinate General Porfire Diaz, the President of Mexico, by stabbing him with a poniard while in the act of presenting a petition. ...

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  11. TOUR OF THE MINISTER FOR WORKS.

    The Minister for Works, the Hon. J. H. Young, has complected the first portion of his tour in the Western district. He is accompanied by Messrs. H. M[?]donald, Whiddon, [?]M. Harris, and Bavister, ...

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  12. THE QUEENSLAND PREMIER.

    Sir Hugh Nelson, Premier of Queensland, and Lady Nelson have arrived at Capetown on their way to Australia. They were received by the Governor, Sir ...

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  13. THE CENTENARY REGATTA.

    The Centenary Regatta was attended by many thousands of visitors. The steamer Port Chalmers, placed at the disposal of the committee by Captain Jameson, was used as the flagship, and was moored ...

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  14. THE BANK OF ENGLAND RESERVE.

    The governor of the Bank of England, Mr. A. G. Sandeman, has informed Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, that the directors are ...

    Article : 110 words
  15. ENGLAND AND AFGHANISTAN.

    It is reported that Sir Henry Durand, British Minister to Persia, is to head a mission to the Ameer, with a view to resettling the relations between India and ...

    Article : 42 words
  16. LORD CHARLES BERESFORD.

    Lord Charles Beresford, C.B., R.N., formerly a Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty and lately in command of the steam reserve at Chatham, has been ...

    Article : 37 words
  17. VICTORIA.

    The inquest on the body of Richard Truswell, aged 17, who was killed at Malvern on Saturday night by climbing an electric light pole and touching the wire, was concluded to-day. The ...

    Article : 372 words
  18. CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

    The following are the batting and bowling averages in first-class cricket during the past season of the members of Mr. Stoddait's team about to visit ...

    Article : 202 words
  19. LABOUR TROUBLES IN ENGLAND.

    Mr. Mather, of the Salford Ironworks, has proposed to the Employers' Federation that they should concede the demand of the engineers for eight hours and respect ...

    Article : 56 words
  20. THE VISIT OF THE WARSHIPS.

    Considerable interese was centred in the visit of the warships Rapid and Warrakatta. During the morning an official visit was paid to the commanders of both cruisers by the members of the Newcastle ...

    Article : 113 words
  21. A NEW STEAMER FOR AUSTRALIA.

    The Australian Transport Company's new steamer Cape Leeuwin, which has been specially built for the Australian intercolonial trade, has been successfully ...

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  22. THE TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION.

    A procession through the principal thoroughfares of the city by members of the Newcastle Naval Brigade, in conjunction with the men-o'-war's men, took place early in the ...

    Article : 271 words
  23. A CYCLING FEAT.

    Cordang, the Dutch cyclist, rode 616 miles 340 yards at the Crystal Palace in 24 hours. After 112 miles had been covered he beat the world's record. ...

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  24. THE FROZEN MEAT TRADE.

    A largely-attended meeting of the Australasian Frozen Meat Committee was held yesterday, at which a resolution was passed expressing satisfaction at the ...

    Article : 80 words
  25. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    A difficulty has occurred at Port Adelaide with the crew of the Larnace through the employment on board of five coolies as cooks and stewards. The crew allege that the enisine department was ...

    Article : 131 words
  26. QUEENSLAND.

    Splendid weather provailed for the rifle shooting competitions to-day. The result was that some splendid scores, were made, notably W. J. Barker, who made the possible in the Ladies' ...

    Article : 166 words
  27. ENTERTAINMENT TO SEAMEN.

    The Rev. W. F. James (seamen's chaplain) and Mrs. James entertained over 200 seamen belonging to the men-o'-war and merchant vessels at an excellent tea, prepared in the Seamen's ...

    Article : 113 words
  28. THE CARNIVAL DEVICE.

    Never before in the history of Newcastle has the harbour presented such an animated and picturesque appearance as it did to-night, when an aquatic demonstration termed a "[?]nival device" was held ...

    Article : 277 words
  29. CULTIVATION OF RHEA FIBRE.

    Mr. Max Rown will sail for Australia in the R.M.S. Ormuz in order to negotiate with the colonial Premiers with a view to the cultivation of rh[?]a fibre in the ...

    Article : 74 words
  30. NORTHERN TERRITORY.

    The steamer Cygnet, from Wyndham, arrived on Friday last. The earnings of the Palmerston and Pine Creek railway for the week ended the 11th amounted to ...

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  31. THE BATHURST SHOOTING CASE.

    The result shooting case was investigated before the police magistrate to-day, when Charles Randwick De Clouet, on remand, was charged with wounding his wife, Mary Margaret De Clouet, with ...

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  32. MR. M'FARLANE IN THE NORTH.

    Mr. John M'Farlane, M.L.A., arrived in Maclean by the steamer City of Grafton, from Sydney, yesterday, and addressed a meeting of electors here yesternight. Referring to the charges recently ...

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  33. TASMANIA.

    On Friday Mr. John Hays, a veteran bushman, accompanied by Sub-inspector Trappe, of the Public Works Department, will start to make a flying survey of the route for a wooden tramway ...

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  34. AUSTRALIAN ORANGES.

    The oranges brought from South Australia by the Austral have been sold, realising 10s to 11s per case. The New South Wales oranges which were carried ...

    Article : 51 words
  35. TO-DAY.

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  36. THE LUCKNOW STRIKE.

    On August 7 a cable message was sent by the Mayor of Orange to the directors of the Wentworth Company asking them to maintain the current rate of miners' wages. The Mayor received a reply by ...

    Article : 265 words
  37. SWIMMING IN ENGLAND.

    J. H. Tyers, the ex-amateur champion swimmer of England, and Percy Cavill, the long distance amateur champion of England and Australia, who are to compete ...

    Article : 53 words
  38. NEW ZEALAND.

    At a banquet to Mr. J. G. Ward, the Minister for Lands spoke in defence of Mr. Ward, and lauded his administration and political career. A Maori girl fell into a hot spring at Rotorua ...

    Article : 162 words
  39. JOSHUA BROTHER'S AUSTRALIAN BRANDY, BOOMERANG BRAND.

    The excellent qualities if this brandy have been so fully recognised in the old country that not only has it been adopted for use in the I[?]perial Army, but is also stocked by the British House of ...

    Article : 81 words
  40. FISHER AND CO.'S FAMOUS "NATARA,' for Coughs, Colds, and Influenza.

    Cures the Throat, C[?]res the Chest, Cures the Head. One dose relieves, one bottle cures. Never fails. 1s 6d per bottle. All chemists and storekeepers, and at the Pharm[?]y, 337 George-street, ...

    Article : 48 words
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