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  2. NEWS OF THE DAY.

    The second vice-regal ball of the season took place last night at Government H[?], and was attended by a very large and brilliant gathering widely representative of the different sections ...

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  3. NEW SOUTH WALES RAILWAYS.

    The annual report of the Railway Commissioners was published to-day. The result of working for the year ended 30th June was that the railways earned £3,109,598, of which ...

    Article : 412 words
  4. THE POST OFFICE INQUIRY

    The Postal Inquiry Board sat again yesterday at the General Post Office; Mr. Shuter presiding. Wm. Matheson, night switchman at the ...

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  5. THE CONVICT BUTLER.

    The identity of the notorious convict, Butler, or Wilson, with the masked footpad who stuck up Mr. M'Phee with the aid of a revolver in Hawthorn, and robbed him of his gold watch ...

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  6. CABLE MESSAGES.

    The state of affairs in Crete is rapidly growing worse. About 5000 Moslems assembled outside Heraklion yesterday. With a view to ...

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  7. CABLE MESSAGES.

    A young woman, Miss Florence Jane Handford, who recently arrived in England from Victoria, having sailed from Melbourne in May last, has died whilst giving ...

    Article : 104 words
  8. CABLE MESSAGES.

    The Australian cricketers commenced their twenty-sixth match in England to-day, at the St. Lawrence ground, Canterbury, where they are opposed by the ...

    Article : 121 words
  9. FREE-TRADE ENGLAND.

    The free-traders of France, now reduced to the proportions of museum specimens, had the intention to give back sigh for sigh to the London Free-trade Jubilee, by holding a ...

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  10. THE CRICKET COUNCIL AND THE COLONIAL TOUR.

    The annual meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association was held to-night. The balance sheet, which was adopted, showed a credit balance of £859. Mr. J. C. Davis ...

    Article : 358 words
  11. MOSLEMS SHELTERING IN MOSQUES.

    At Candia, on the north coast of Crete, formerly capital of the island, it is reported that 500 Moslem inhabitants have taken shelter in their mosques, fearing a ...

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  12. A CALL ON THE GOVERNOR

    Amongst the callers at Government House yesterday was a deputation of unemployed, with whom, as reported in yesterday's issue, his Excellency made an appointment on the ...

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  13. THE NAVIGATION OF THE DANUBE.

    It is announced that the canal at the "Iron Gate" of the Danube, at Orseova, in Austria, which will open the navigation of the river from that place upwards, will ...

    Article : 51 words
  14. PROPOSED ACTION BY THE POWERS

    It is reported with respect to the negotiations between the powers for joint action to settle the Cretan difficulty, that Austria desires that the control to be established ...

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  15. THE NORTH OF ENGLAND MATCH.

    The second Manchester fixture was reputedly against the North of England, but seeing that both Gunn and Shrewsbury were unable to play through a bad knee and injuries to a finger ...

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  16. THE IRISH LAND BILL.

    The Healyite section of the Irish Nationalist party are willing to accept the amendments to the Irish Land Bill which the Marquis of Lansdowne will propose in ...

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  17. COLONIAL PARLIAMENTS.

    The Council did not sit to-day. In the Assembly Mr. Price moved the adjournment to draw attention to the necessity for the appointment of a staff of shorthand ...

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  18. VIEWS OF AUSTRIA.

    The Vienna, correspondent of the Times says that the Austrian Government is not disposed to accept the proposal for a blockade of Cretan ports by the powers ...

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  19. THE LOTHAIRE TRIAL.

    The prosecution of Major Lothaire, in Brussels, before the Superior Council of the Congo Free State, on a charge of unlawfully executing Mr. Stokes, a British ...

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  20. SUICIDE AT THE POLICE BARRACKS.

    A man named Louis Power, 54 years of age, a man servant by occupation, committed suicide by shooting himself at Russell-street police barracks last evening. At about 8.15 a sound ...

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  21. THE MATABELE WAR.

    Further fighting has taken place in Matabeleland. The force under Captain White has been four times engaged with an impi, defeating it, killing 150 of the ...

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  22. SOULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.

    In response to Stanbury's intimation to Gaudaur, the Canadian sculler, who has challenged him to row for £1000 aside and the championship, that unless he consented ...

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  23. QUEENSLAND.

    In the Assembly the debate on the financial statement was resumed, and the formal motion on which the speech was introduced was carried on the voices. The House adjourned at 11.10 ...

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  24. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Only the Assembly sat to-day. The Premier said it was not yet decided whether the Government would reimburse the medical volunteers who took the place of the honorary medical and ...

    Article : 489 words
  25. THE MACEDONIANS.

    The Macedonian revolt, which was some months ago suppressed by Turkish troops, but which was recently revived through support and encouragement from Greece, ...

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  26. TAXATION IN SPAIN.

    Serious disturbances have occurred in the province of Valencia, in the east of Spain, where the people are in a state of semi-revolt in consequence of an increase ...

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  27. THE GOLD DISCOVERY AT OARLEIGH.

    Mr. D. E. Brown, an officer of the Mines department, has visited the scene of the gold find at Black Flat, near Oakleigh, and has presented a report on the subject. He states that ...

    Article : 396 words
  28. A RAILWAY INCIDENT.

    The patent railway door closing apparatus was responsible for a very amusing incident at the Montague station yesterday. As is now wellknown, the apparatus is attached to a train ...

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  29. A STOCK AND STATION AGENTS INSOLVENCY.

    The inquiry into the affairs of the insolvent firm of Chenery and Co., stock and station agents, was continued to-day. John Chenery, manager of the firm, stated ...

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  30. HELPING THE ENEMY.

    An extraordinary incident is reported in connection, with the Cuban insurrection. Suspicion had been aroused that ammunition was being supplied to the enemy from ...

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  31. THE RIGHT TO TRINIDAD.

    A Lisbon newspaper has published an authoritative statement that the British Government has recognised the sovereign right of Brazil over the small and ...

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  32. A SUSPECTED HOUSEBREAKER CAPTURED.

    Yesterday afternoon a supposed housebreaker was captured at the residence of Rev. Mr. Crotty, Gourlay-street, Balaclava. At about 3.30 Mrs. Crotty returned to the house, which ...

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  33. THE SIBERIAN RAILWAY.

    The Trans-Siberian railway, which the Russian Government has had so long under construction, is now completed as far as Tomsk, capital of the central Government ...

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  34. LI HUNG CHANG.

    Li Hung Chang, Chancellor of China, who yesterday had an interview with the Prime Minister, the Marquis of Salisbury, to-day paid a visit to the Queen at ...

    Article : 48 words
  35. COSTS IN DIVORCE SUITS.

    Mr. Justice Simpson, sitting in Divorce, this morning again referred to the excessive costs piled up in divorce cases. His Honor was told that the wife's costs in the case in question up ...

    Article : 211 words
  36. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Mr. J. F. Hogan (Nationalist), M.P. for Mid Tipperary, and secretary of the Colonial Party in the House of Commons, is requesting Mr. Chamberlain, Secretary ...

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  37. LOCAL NEWS.

    The final meeting of the Homoeopathic Hospital ball committee (Mr. Thomas P. Carney presiding) was held in the Melbourne Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon. The net profits, ...

    Article : 208 words
  38. NEW INSOLVENTS.

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  39. WEST AUSTRALIA.

    In the Assembly to-day the debate upon the second reading of the Gold Fields Water Supply Loan Bill was resumed. The amendment of Mr. Simpson that the bill was premature was ...

    Article : 48 words
  40. THE MAIL STEAMERS.

    N.Z. Shipping Company's R.M.S. Tongariro sailed from Monte Video, homewards, on 2nd. ...

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  41. WEST AUSTRALIAN MINES.

    The White Feather Reward has crushed 233 one for 535 oz. The Nil Desperandum, Mount Jackson, is opening up well. Stone from the new reef at 180 feet, assayed by the ...

    Article : 106 words
  42. ORIGIN OF THE WORD "LARRIKIN."

    SIR,--With reference to the above word, allow me space in your valuable columns to say something on the subject. With regard to Mr. Bird's spelling of the word "lourachane," 'tis ...

    Article : 270 words
  43. THE ENGLISH MAIL.

    The R.M.S. Himalaya, A. W. Adamson, commander, arrived from Colombo at 2 a.m. Passengers in saloon:--For Albany--Messrs. Jas. Chapman, Lovely, Lane, Newman (2), Berkbeck ...

    Article : 109 words
  44. TASMANIA.

    The Assembly has voted £500 to assist the New Pinafore mine at Lefroy to continue deep sinking to test the field at a depth. Ministers propose to give £1000 as subsidy to the civil ...

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  45. LAW LIST.--THIS DAY.

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  46. BURGLARY AT PRINCES HILL

    The premises of Mr. Aristide Lucchinelli, at 76 Garton-street, Princes Hill, were visited by burglars yesterday morning. The occupants of the house retired to bed at 10.30 on Wednesday ...

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  47. THE LONDON MARKETS.

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  48. GOLD IN NEW GUINEA.

    News from Samarai states that prospecting parties is the north-east of New Guinea have sent 85 oz. of gold to Samarai, and consequently several miners have left for New Guinea. It is ...

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  49. THE SHIPPING DISPUTE AT NEWCASTLE.

    There was to-day no trouble at the Newcastle shipping office. The captain of the ship Port Logan engaged a crew of 16 men at the full local rates of £4 for A.B.'s and £3 for ...

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  50. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.

    On Monday evening last the Anglesea Lodge of U.A.O.D. held a special meeting at the Oddfellows' Hall, Brunswick, Bro. A. Knowles, A.D., presiding. An official visit was paid the lodge by the ...

    Article : 75 words
  51. COMPULSORY EDUCATION.

    SIR,--I am the father of 10 children. For the last few months I have been unable to get work. The law requires that my children should attend school, but they will not be ...

    Article : 117 words
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