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  2. THE BOOT BOX TRAGEDY.

    There was again a large gathering at the Morgue yesterday, when the District Coroner (Mr. Morrison) resumed the inquest on the death of the young girl Mabel Ambrose, ...

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  3. INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET.

    Fine weather prevailed when the intercolonial cricket match between Victoria and New South Wales was continued to-day at the Sydney cricket ground, and the wicket ...

    Article : 1,175 words
  4. CENTRAL RAILWAY STATION.

    At the meeting of the Standing Committee on Railways yesterday a report and estimates concerning the new central railway station were received from Mr. John ...

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  5. THE GATTON MURDERS.

    The following is the text of the statement made by the prisoner Burgess to Mr. Joseph Herbert, the solicitor, who appeared for him at Toowoomba police court, in connection ...

    Article : 526 words
  6. THE WEATHER.

    The following are to-day's forecasts:-- VICTORIA (Monday, 6 p.m.).--By Mr. Baracchi: Cool and moderately fine, but cloudy at intervals, with passing showers, especially in southern and ...

    Article : 327 words
  7. INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.

    George O'Brien, alias Tempe, was committed for trial to-day on a charge of stealing a cheque for £72, the property of Christian Klemke, a German farmer, residing at ...

    Article : 67 words
  8. COUNTRY NEWS.

    John O'Neill, who is serving a sentence in the Bendigo Gaol, assaulted one of the warders this morning, and also used threatening language. He was brought before Messrs. ...

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  9. AN "INNOCENT ABROAD."

    A rather amusing sequel to a robbery occurred to-day, when a man named George Green called at the police station and reported the robbery of articles which, as ...

    Article : 74 words
  10. THE RANDWICK RACING ACCIDENT.

    Of the jockeys E. Cleal and David Cook, who were injured by the fall of their horses in tho Anniversary Handicap at Randwick on Saturday, the former, who returned to ...

    Article : 173 words
  11. FIRES IN THE COUNTRY.

    Shortly after 1 o'clock on Sunday a destructive fire broke out at Walsh's Farmers Union Hotel. The rear buildings, which are of iron and wood, were completely gutted, ...

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  12. DEATH OF A BALLARAT PIONEER.

    Mr. John Twentyman, one of the pioneer business men of Ballarat East, died to-day from internal inflammation, aged 73 years. The deceased, who had been ailing only since ...

    Article : 52 words
  13. QUEENSLAND.

    The first consignment of Queensland exhibits to the Greater Britain Exhibition leaves by the Duke of Argyll to-morrow. It consists of 164 cases, and includes sugar, ...

    Article : 74 words
  14. YESTERDAY'S WEATHER.

    The following report has been received from the Melbourne Observatory:-- Weather Chart, Monday, 30th January, at 9 a.m. --High atmospheric pressure (above 30.2 inches) ...

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  15. BALLARAT HOSPITAL CONTRACT.

    At the last meeting of the committee of the Ballarat Hospital, the tender of Mr. Peter Rodger, of Melbourne, was accepted, at £7080, for the erection of tho Queen's ...

    Article : 126 words
  16. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The bubonic plague having been more virulent at the ports of India of late, the health officer at the Semaphore has received instructions to make a thorough examination ...

    Article : 66 words
  17. ELECTRIC TRAMS FOR BENDIGO.

    A conference between the Bendigo and Eaglehawk councils was held to-day, to consider a proposal from Mr. B. Deakin, on behalf of the British ...

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  18. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN STATE SCHOOLS.

    Archbishop O'Rieily, speaking on the occasion of the opening of St. Mary's church at North Adelaide yesterday, said that he could not understand how any Catholic working ...

    Article : 83 words
  19. EXPORT OF FRUIT.

    Much interest is evinced by fruit growers in the proposed trial shipments of fruit to London by the Department of Agriculture. Apples will be largely dealt with in the first ...

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  20. INTERVIEW WITH THE BROTHER-IN-LAW.

    M'Neill, again interviewed to-day, said that he knew that people had suspected him. "I don't blame them for suspecting me at the first," he said. "I suppose they ...

    Article : 155 words
  21. WHEAT SHIPPING AT GEELONG.

    The wheat traffic has proceeded very leisurely this week. The barque Edward Pembroke has now 6859 bags on board, 5956 having been shipped since last Monday. During ...

    Article : 130 words
  22. WHEAT EXPORT TRADE.

    For the first time in the history of the colony, large shipments of wheat are being sent direct from farmers to the English market, through the agency of the South ...

    Article : 111 words
  23. MORE POLICE ACTIVITY.

    Sergeant Tom King has gone to Dalby to continue inquiries there, the police having been informed by O'Brien, of Moggill that he saw Burgess with a revolver there. The ...

    Article : 138 words
  24. WEST AUSTRALIA.

    Albert Tydell, ticket porter at the railway station, was assaulted on Friday night by a passenger, who sought to enter the station without showing a ticket. The ...

    Article : 110 words
  25. ROBBING DRUNKEN MEN.

    Particulars of a robbery of a peculiarly mean nature were related at the Carlton court yesterday (Messrs. D. V. Hennessy and M. Sheahan, J's.P.), when a notorious ...

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  26. A GRUESOME DISCOVERY.

    The remains of a human being were discovered last night under a heap of old bags, in a hut, about a mile from the township, by two swagmen, who entered the place, ...

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  27. FIRE IN KALGOORLIE.

    A large fire occurred this morning in Hannan-street, and destroyed a block of buildings on the south side, consisting of Ward's Tattersall's Hotel, four shops and the ...

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  28. GOOD RAINFALL IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Splendid rains were reported to-day from the northern rivers, the New England district and about the head waters of the Darling River, extending as far back as Bourke. ...

    Article : 125 words
  29. TASMANIA.

    The following are the drawers of placed horses in Tattersall's consultation on the Anniversary. Handicap (half filled):--1st, H. Spaull aud others, George-street, ...

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  30. AFTER THE MATCH.

    At the conclusion of the cricket match to-day the teams and some of their supporters met in the pavilion, and several toasts were proposed. ...

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  31. THE DROUGHT IN RIVERINA.

    The weather continues dry, and the river is very low. All the stock in the district have been removed to the mountains or to the other summer country for grass. On many runs no sheep have ...

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  32. TEMPESTUOUS WEATHER.

    Boisterous weather was experienced in St. Vincent Gulf on Sunday night, and during one of the squalls the German mail steamer Barbarossa shouldered her anchor, and commenced to drift towards ...

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  33. NEW ZEALAND.

    A great fire has taken place at Whangarei, 10 shops having been burnt. Fortunately there was no wind, or the town would have been destroyed. The insurances amount to ...

    Article : 93 words
  34. HIS LAST MARCH.

    A man name unknown, died from thirst on the Millabor Plains, in the west coast district, about 5th inst. He was making overland from West Australia, and about ...

    Article : 172 words
  35. STATION REPORTS.

    Received by the Australasian Mortgage and Agency Company:--Bogamildi, near Moree, New South Wales, 30th: Grand rains; 175 points in storms and showers last 20 hours; like more. Moura, ...

    Article : 113 words
  36. EULOGY BY THE GOVERNOR.

    Lord Ranfurly, replying to an address from the Westland County Council, said the journey on the west coast had enabled him to realise, in a small degree, how vast was ...

    Article : 180 words
  37. VICTORIA V. TASMANIA.

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  38. NEW INSOLVENTS.

    Richard Charles Wicks, trading as R. C. Wicks and Co., of 201 and 203 Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, merchant tailor. Causes of insolvency: Having insufficient-capital, having made bad debts ...

    Article : 62 words
  39. HARVEST PROSPECTS.

    On Saturday 11,360 bags of wheat passed through the Bendigo station for Melbourne. YARRAM, Monday. The season throughout this district for grain ...

    Article : 52 words
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  43. YACHTING AT SYDNEY.

    The principal item of the present sailing carnival, the champion intercolonial 22-footers event, was decided this afternoon. The breeze was moderate from east south-east, enabling the competitors to ...

    Article : 71 words
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