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  2. VICE TEN FOOT NED.

    Alex. Matheson was yesterday appointed by the Executive as a delegate to the Federal Council, vice Wittenoom. ...

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  3. TELEGRAMS.

    At a meeting of the Cabinet held yesterday the local share register question was considered. The decision is that no action will be taken ...

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  4. A Goldfields Episode.

    Thro' the dust of Gabanintha we were chasing pennyweights. Blimey ! but the beat and flies were pure. Working hard for tucker, it was mostly ...

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  5. Tailings.

    Mails for the Eastern Colonies close at the Cue post office on Monday at 6.45 a.m. Governor Smith proposes to make a through tour of the goldfields before the opening of ...

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  6. A WIDOW BURNED TO DEATH.

    Agnes Kerr, a widow aged 77, was burked to death in Albert Park yesterday, her clothes catching fire. ...

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  7. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Wm. Henry Moore, master of the ship Republic, was arrested to-day for shooting at a seaman in his employ named Schmidt. The trouble ...

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  8. RECENT FIRE AT FREMANTLE.

    The inquest on a fire at the premises of Arthur and Reamish, at Fremantle, was continued yesterday. There were some discrepancies as regards the ...

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  9. TWO APPOINTMENTS.

    Mr. Fraser was yesterday, appointed electoral registrar for the North Murchison on during the absence of Mr. Cohn. Dr. Saunders was appointed ...

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  10. PECULIAR CASE OF ANTHRAX.

    It is now ascertained by medical diagnosis that in the case of Robert Ryan, who died from anthrax at Corowa, the disease wars conveyed by ...

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  11. FIRE AT SUBIACO.

    A fire occurred at Subiaco at six o'clock yesterday morning. A coffee palace and two shops were destroyed. The palace, owned by W. Bradbury, ...

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  12. FIRE AT BROKEN HILL.

    A disastrous fire occurred at Fa[?]- street Broken Hill, this afternoon. Seven stops and dwellings with their contents were destroyed. The origin ...

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  13. THE PEAK HILL CO. V. BENSTEAD.

    An application was heard in Chambers yesterday before the Chief Justice to extend the injunction granted restraining the Peak Hill Goldfields ...

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  14. UNDUE INFLUENCE AT AN ELECTION.

    The charge against the Minister of Works in connection with the Hastings and McLeay election has been unsupported by the evidence. ...

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  15. BURNING SCRUB.

    The scrub on the side of Mt. Eliza caught fire to-day. The fire brigade extinguished the flames before any damage was done. ...

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  16. A WRETCHED WHEAT YIELD.

    It is estimated that the wheat yield will be the lowest recorded for over 30 years; only slightly over firn bushels per acre. ...

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  17. ALLEGED ARSON AT ALBANY.

    A house at Albany, owned by Mrs. Mason, untenanted but furnished, was burnt to the ground yesterday. Incendiarism is suspected. ...

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  18. Advertising

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  19. A WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARSON.

    Agnes Ryan, charged with committing arson in October, was yesterday acquitted, before. Mr. Justice Hensman, the jury returning a ...

    Article : 51 words
  20. A MERITED SENTENCE.

    Benjamin Clavoren, for placing obstructions on the railway line near Sutherland, was sentenced to-day to six months' imprisonment and ...

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  21. A BRACE OF BACKSLIDERS.

    Jno. Wilton and Walter Cadell, who were recently discharged from gaol on the recommendation of the Penal Commission, were yesterday ...

    Article : 42 words
  22. COAL LUMPERS' STRIKE.

    A coal lumpers strike is in full swing. Seamen have received instructions from the Seamen's Union to decline to load coal. The cooling of the ...

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  23. A WATER FAMINE.

    A water famine is threatened at Menzies. The majority of the Picton wells are giving put. ...

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  24. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    While a cab was crossing the Glenelg railway line in King William-street to-day it was caught by the engine and carried some distance. ...

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  25. COOLGARDIE QUARTER SESSIONS.

    The Coolgardie Quarter Sessions opened yesterday before Warden Hare. Warden Finnerty was indisposed and could not sit. Joseph and Christina ...

    Article : 146 words
  26. TYSON'S WILL.

    An impression is prevailing among Tyson's" relatives that his parents left a child in England. A difficulty has arisen in connection with the ...

    Article : 113 words
  27. A SUICIDE WAVE.

    An epidemic of suicides is reported. A station hand named Gardiner, at Blenmain, took a dose of strychnine and died in great agony. Ill health ...

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  28. A FATAL KICK.

    Alexander Murray, biscuit manufacturer, died to-day from concussion of the brain resulting from a kick from a horse. He was 63 years of ...

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  29. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Railway revenue since the closing of the financial year shows an increase of £52,000 over the corresponding period of last year. ...

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  30. THUNDERSTORM AT KALGOORLIE.

    A severe thunderstorm broke over Kalgoorlie yesterday morning doing some slight damage. There was a by wind and a heavy fall of rain for ...

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  31. VICTORIA.

    William Johnson, an elderly miner, was found drowned in the Park Lake, Creswick, and Elizabeth Ellery, 26, has been drowned in a dam at ...

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  32. Shocking Tragedy

    A shocking tragedy occurred at Petersham last night. A man named Stewart Briggs, aged 24, shot his fiancee. Minnie Dutt, aged 21, having ...

    Article : 218 words
  33. WAINSCOTT'S TRIAL.

    Harry Wainscott's trial on the charge of accepting a bribe from Mr. E. Keane, the latter being a bankrupt at the time, was commenced yesterday ...

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  34. A LIFER'S LARCENY.

    Wm. Phillips, who is undergoing a life sentence, for the murder of Brady in Elizabeth-street, has been detected abstracting goods from the provision ...

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  35. A COSTLY PROPERTY.

    The Moira estate has been sold to J. S. Falkner for £120,000. It was formerly the property of Sir Jno. O'Shannessy. ...

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  36. Art Union at the Geraldton Convent.

    The drawing took place on Friday night, and resulted as fellows :-- No 1585 1st prize. Tony, Geraldton : No. 134. 3rd prize. Mrs. M'In[?]ney ...

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  37. PERTH WATER SUPPLY.

    At a largely attended meeting of ratepayers held last night regarding the control of the city water supply it was decided that the supply should be ...

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  38. AN ACTOR'S EXIT.

    G. O. Brandon, secretary, of the Public Library at Shepparton, shot himself this afternoon. His wife was talking to him when without warning ...

    Article : 55 words
  39. ONE YEAR FOR INFANTICIDE.

    Ellen McNab, charged with murdering her infant at Footscray, has been sentenced to one year's imprisonment. ...

    Article : 26 words
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