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  2. AUSTRALASIA

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—William Mahoney, whilst riding a railway tricycle, near Murtoa, was run down by a train and killed. ...

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  3. COLONIAL DEMOCRACY

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—Mr Ramsay Macdonald, Labor M.P., who has returned from a visit to Australia, has been interviewed by "The ...

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  4. Advertising

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  5. TASMANIA

    HOBART, Monday.—A small strike occurred, several laborers not being satisfied with their pay refusing to work. It is not expected it will have ...

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  6. RUSSIAN NEWS

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—M. Breshesniovsky, Chief of the Police at Daghestan, on the Caspian Sea, has been murdered. The assassin escaped. ...

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  7. THE COMMONWEALTH

    MELBOURNE, Monday.—To-morrow the Federal Cabinet will resume consideration of the political situation. Sir John Forrest will be present, and ...

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  8. AMUSEMENTS

    mr Leslie Harris, a society entertainer, opened a short farewell season at the Academy of Music last night to a large audience. Since his last visit, ...

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  9. TESTAMENTARY.

    The following probates have been issued: Edmund Mortimer Jeffries to Cyril Gracie Rex and William Browne, £1354; Andrew Skirving to John ...

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  10. FIGHT WITH THE POLICE.

    A strong force of police raided the Oghta quarter of St. Petersburg at night, to capture three revolutionaries. The latter fought with revolvers, ...

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  11. SCRIPTURE IN THE STATE SCHOOL.

    Tho Scripture campaign council to-day asked the Premier, Mr Bent, to authorise another referendum at the approaching general elections. Mr Bent ...

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  12. "GAZETTE" NOTIFICATIONS.

    The assessment roll for the municipal district of Emu Bay has been published. Messrs. G. J. Cook, of Hobart, and Henry Boxhall, of Launceston, ...

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  13. SHIPMENT OF EGGS.

    The shipments of eggs per the s.s. Britannia turned out splendidly, and sold up to 120s per 120 dozen. ...

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  14. THE CZAR'S RESCRIPT.

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—The Czar's rescript claims that the Premier M. Stolypin's energetic action has effected a distinct improvement in ...

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  15. A ROYAL INVITATION.

    Mr Deakin intends to ask the Cabinet to sanction an invitation being sent to the Duke cf Connaught to visit Australia. ...

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  16. NEGROES IN AMERICA

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—In addressing the United States Senate, Senator Tillman, in a bitter and Tenement speech, predicted that blood ...

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  17. CASE OF SUICIDE.

    James Graham, a retired civil servant, aged 74, was found hanging from a beam in a shed in his yard at South Yarra. ...

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  18. DELORAINE

    DELORAINE, Monday.—A splendid house greeted the Scotch Concert Party to-night. Each item was enthusiastically recalled. ...

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  19. THE TURF

    The stewards of the Carngham Widows and Orphans' Fund races, in Victoria, have dealt with a protest against Goldlight, winner of the New ...

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  20. PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE.

    Mr John Wren intends to raise, by means of legal proceedings, the point that all the legislation passed by the State Parliament since Mr Solly ...

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  21. RELIEF FOR PEASANTS.

    Owing to the had harvests the Russian Government propose to expend £7,157,000 sterling in supplying peasants with bread and seed. The ...

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  22. A SUDDEN DEATH.

    William Ralston, residing with Mr William Cunningham, at the Needles, dropped dead at a wood heap this morning. An inquest is deemed ...

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  23. AMY SHERWIN'S TRIUMPHANT TO TOUR.

    From Hobart to Huonville, the former home of our Tasmanian Nights ingale, is but a short journey, but it vas a long and yet a most gratifying ...

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  24. DEVONPORT

    DEVONPORT, Monday.—At a meeting of the committee of the Immigration League this evening it was decided to approach the Tourist ...

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  25. NEW SOUTH WALES

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Ted Wilson, employed by a butcher at Temora, was found dead. An inquest resulted in finding that deceased was gored to ...

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  26. IRISH LEGISLATION

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—"Freeman's Journal" declares that the appointment of Mr Birrell (Secretary to the Board of Education) to the Chief ...

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  27. A TRAIN ACCIDENT

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—A train at Briansk, in Russia, fell over an embankment. Many of the passengers were killed. ...

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  28. BOARD OF ADVICE.

    At the Board of Advice meeting to-day, the chairman, Major Spilsbury, in his annual report, urged the need for the appointment of a truant inspector. ...

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  29. A MISSING MAN FOUND.

    A man named Holmes, who has been missing since Friday from his home at Morwell, was found two miles from his home. His dog came home in the ...

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  30. THE GERMAN ARMY

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—The Kaiser has ordered the officers of the German army to abandon epicurean habits, and directed them to lead a ...

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  31. TOWN BOARD.

    At the Town Board meeting to-day it was decided to appoint an inspector to see that the waste of water and the unpaid use of it for gardens did ...

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  32. RECTORIAL ADDRESSES

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—Mr Keir Handle, M.P., speaking at Darvel, in Ayrshire, severely criticised the rectorial addresses of Mr R. B. ...

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  33. SLY GROG-SELLING.

    Harry Lewis Roberts, an elderly man, was fined £100, or nine months' hard labor, this morning, for selling whisky at a place in Waverley without ...

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  34. THE SHAH OF PERSIA

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—The new Shah of Persia ordered his younger brother outside the death chamber, for making a scene, and he has exiled his ...

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  35. OVERDUE STEAMER ARRIVED.

    The steamer Rangatiri arrived this morning, and took anchorage in Double Bay. The steamer broke her propeller while on the voyage from Newcastle to ...

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  36. ENTERTAINMENT AT THE CRICKET GROUND.

    At the Launceston Cricket Ground last night there was a fair attendance, when an entertainment was given under the auspice of the Northern ...

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  37. RUGBY FOOTBALL

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—Wales defeated England for the Rugby Football Championship, by 20 points to nil. ...

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  38. THE BRITISH ARMY

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—The War Office, state that each division under the new organisation will be half the strength of the Army Corps, ...

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  39. QUEENSLAND

    BRISBANE, Monday.—A telegram was received to-day by the Marine Board from Townsville stating that the steamer Kuranda had grounded on ...

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  40. BURNIE

    BURNIE, Monday.—The Local Government Commissioners returned to Burnie from Stanley end Wynyard to-day. This afternoon a conference of ...

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  41. THE TRANSVAAL

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—Earl Selborne, on Saturday, took the oath of Governor of the Transvaal, under th e new Constitution. The event was ...

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  42. THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL

    DERBY, Monday.—His Excellency the Governor-General (Lord Northcote) arrived on Saturday evening, accompanied by his private secretary (Mr ...

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  43. A ROYAL EXPLORER

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—The Due d' Abruzzi lectured before the Royal Geographical Society, describing his recent explorations. His Majesty ...

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  44. SYDNEY MUSICIANS' VISIT.

    At the Albert Hall on Tuesday, January 22, a concert will be given by Mr Henry Staell, violinist, of Sydney, and Miss Carrie Lanceley. Miss Ada ...

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  45. CAMPBELL TOWN RACES

    According to reports there has been a grand fall of rain in the Midlands. It will greatly improve the racecourse for the annual meeting of the ...

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  46. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—The in opportuneness and extent of the Independent Laborites' programmes for municipal socialism are annoying the ...

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  47. SHEFFIELD

    Three services were held at the Don Methodist church on Sunday, in connection with the anniversary. Rev. Rogers, Seccomb, of North Melbourne, ...

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  48. CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—Archbishop Bourne, of Westminster, appeals for one hundred thousand pounds to execute immediate repairs and ...

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  49. QUEENSTOWN

    QUEENSTOWN, Monday.—At a meeting of the Fire Brigade, Board to-day it was agreed to write to the Underwriters' Association, asking them ...

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  50. THE NEW THEOLOGY

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—The preaching of the Rev. R. J. Campbell (successor to Dr. Parker) at the City Temple, relative to the new theology, ...

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  51. THE AMEER ON TOUR

    LONDON, Monday Night.—The Ameer of Afghanistan attended a brilliant Teriew of thirty thousand troops at Agra. ...

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  52. WARATAH

    WARATAH, Monday.—Mr E. D. Atkinson, coroner, to-day held an inquiry es to the cause of the death of John Curry, which occurred at Whyte ...

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  53. ARRIVAL OF HOSPODAR

    HOBART, Monday.—The Elwick trainer, M. Doyle, arrived from Sydney by the steamer Westralia to-day charge of the racehorse Hospodar (late ...

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  54. LANDSLIP AT A MINE

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—Landslips entombed one hundred miners, chiefly State convicts, in the Schloss mine, Alabama. Faint tappings have ...

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  55. ARRIVAL AT SCOTTSDALE.

    SCOTTSDALE, Monday.—The Governor-General and party arrived from Derby by motor at 4.30 this afternoon, and put up at Fleming's Hotel. They ...

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  56. OBITUARY

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—The death is announced of Sir James Francis Garrick who held office in the Queensland Government from 1878 to ...

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  57. RETURN TO LAUNCESTON.

    Lady Northcote, accompanied by Lady Edeline Strickland, arrived from Hobart by the express yesterday afternoon, and attended a meeting at the ...

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  58. DON

    The scholars of the State school, with their parents, entertained the teacher at a farewell social on Tuesday night in the Congregational Church. After ...

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  59. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY

    LONDON, Sunday Night.—All Danish butter vessels are fitted with wireless telegraphy, in order to notify the time when their shipments will be ...

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  60. PRINCIPAL STOREY.

    The death is also announced of Principal Storey, of the Glasgow University. ...

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  61. THE PANAMA CANAL

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—The fight tenders for the supply of labor for the Panama Canal were Phased on a percentage of the total cost of the ...

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  62. Advertising

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  63. A STEAMER WRECKED

    LONDON, Monday Night. The British ship Dengwern has been wrecked, in the North Sea, and her crew of twenty-four were drowned. ...

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