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  2. NEWS AND NOTES.

    The End of the Session.—It is hoped that sufficient progress will be made with the business before the two Houses during to-day and the first day or two of ...

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  3. TELEGRAMS.

    The s.s. Machaon, of the Alfred Holt Co., arrived this evening from the Eastern colonies on her way to London, Hall, and Antwern, with wool. The vessel is ...

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  4. TELEGRAMS.

    The Monowai, from Sydney, made one of the fastest trips on record, namely, three days nineteen hours. ...

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  5. CABLEGRAMS.

    The South Australian missionaries, Miss Chapman and Miss Way, are reported to be safe at Taiyuen-fu, the capital of the province of Shan-si. ...

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  6. CABLEGRAMS.

    Signor Marconi, the inventor of wireless telegraphy, has, it is announced, discovered a means of controlling the air waves. It is claimed that this ...

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  7. CABLEGRAMS.

    Fresh finds of coal, copper, gold and diamonds have been made in the Transvaal, within 20 miles of Pretoria. It is stated that Mr. Kruger has been ...

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  8. CABLEGRAMS.

    Yesterday, Mr. Kruger and M. Waldeck-Rousseau, the French Premier, exchanged brief interviews. In neither case did the audience last more than ...

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  9. PUTTING UP A RECORD.

    The credit of putting up a West Australian record for stonewalling—if it be possible that credit can attach to su[?] a proceeding—belongs to the Legislative ...

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  10. QUEENSLAND

    The case of the boy Charles Frederick, against whom sentence of death was recorded at Maryborough last month for criminal assault on a girl, was considered ...

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  11. THE BRITISH ARMY.

    Lord Wolseley, the Commander-in-Chief of the British Army, will relinquish that position on Friday. General Sir Evelyn Wood will act as ...

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  12. PERSONAL.

    Sir Langdon Bonython, of Adelaide, is inspecting the Technical Institutions in Paris. He was much impressed with what he ...

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  13. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The Rev. W. G. Marsh, rector of St. Luke's Adelaide, has been appointed Australasian delegate to the jubilee celebrations of the American Y.M.C.A., to ...

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  14. RUSSIA.

    The Russian naval budget for 1901 has been increased from 60,000,000 to 97,000,000 roubles. It is intended to build five ironclads ...

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  15. LADY HOPETOUN.

    Captain Duff and Mrs. Corbett are attending Lady Hopetoun, who is suffering from fever at Colombo. The Countess hopes to be able to ...

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  16. AMERICA AND TURKEY.

    The United States warship Kentucky has been sent to Smyrna to enforce the appointment of an American Consul at Kharput in Armenia, where several ...

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  17. FINANCIAL.

    Quotations compare with those of a fortnight ago as follows. The figures for the earlier period are given in parentheses:— ...

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  18. VICTORIA.

    The body of a man who was decapitated by a train at North Essendon last evening, has been identified as that of Robert Watson, a sand carter, 35 years ...

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  19. INDIA.

    Waziristan, a highland country between the Gomul and Kurram Passes, in the north-west of India, has been blockaded by British-Indian troops. ...

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  20. THE UNITED STATES.

    Mr. John Long, the United States Secretary to the Navy, will, it is understood, recommend Congress to authorise the construction of two new ...

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  21. COOLGARDIE.

    The inquiry into the cause of the fire at the Golden West Restaurant on Thursday last, was resumed this morning, before Mr. E. P. Dowley, R.M., Coroner, ...

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  22. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.

    In the Legislative Council to-day, the Attorney-General introduced a Bill providing for a Public Service Classification Board, the board to inspect each ...

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  23. NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.

    The Legislative Council to-night passed the Excise Duties Bill. Mr. Wise moved the second reading of the Women's Suffrage Bill. He admitted that he had ...

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  24. NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.

    The Assembly to-day passed the Legitimation Bill through Committee. The Legislative Council passed the Old Age Pensions Bill. The House ...

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  25. COMMERCIAL.

    The quantity of wheat afloat for the United Kingdom is 2,105,000 bushels, and for the Continent 1,145,000 bushels. ...

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  26. CHARGE AGAINST A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT.

    In the summons division of the City Police Court to-day, Henry Daniels, who represented Cambooya in the labour interest in the last Parliament, presented ...

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  27. THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.

    A week ago the Attorney-General wrote to Mr. Oliver the Federal Capital Commissioner, for his views regarding the relation of the State which had to ...

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  28. NEW SOUTH WALES PROTECTIONISTS.

    A meeting of the protectionist members of the Legislative Assembly, who are united in offering themselves for election to the Federal Parliament, was ...

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  29. THE BREELONG MURDERS.

    Mr. Boyce, counsel for "Jimmy" Governor at the trial last week, asked the Judge to reserve certain points for the decision of the Full Court in connection ...

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  30. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BROKEN HILL.

    A destructive fire occurred this morning in Argent-street, six shops being burned down and another partially gutted. The fire broke out in a fruit shop, ...

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  31. A BOER SYMPATHISER.

    A man, whose pro-Boer sympathies found vent in the destruction of a specimen of illustrated war incidents, was charged at the City Court to-day with ...

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  32. THE CONINGHAM DIVORCE CASE.

    The hearing of the charge against Ernest R. Abigail, solicitor, of attempting to persuade a person to make a false statements in the Conningham divorce ...

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  33. MAN BUSHED FOR FIVE DAYS.

    A line-repairer named M. Cooney left Kiandra on Thursday last with a telephone for Yarrangobilly Caves, and as nothing was subsequently heard of him ...

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  34. THE COMMONWEALTH.

    The organising committee in connection with the Commonwealth inauguration celebrations has decided to recommend to the Government that, instead of ...

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  35. THE PACIFIC CABLE.

    The Premier to-night forwarded authority to the Agent-General to sign the contract for the acceptance of the tender for the Pacific cable. ...

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  36. MELBOURNE DIVORCE CASE.

    The divorce suit Scott v. Scott, in which the wife petitioned for divorce for desertion, was further heard to-day by Mr. Justice Hood. The petition was ...

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  37. THE PREMIERSHIP OF VICTORIA.

    In the course of a speech at St. Kilda to-night, Sir George Turner stated that when he retires from the Premiership to seek a seat in the Federal Parliament, he ...

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  38. RETURNED QUEENSLAND SOLDIER.

    John Robertson, a member of the second Queensland contingent, who returned two months ago from South Africa, committed suicide at ...

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  39. NEW GOLD DISCOVERY IN QUEENSLAND.

    The Mines Department has received a telegram from the Warden at Clermont notifying that payable gold has been discovered at Fiddlers' Creek, five miles ...

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  40. THE BENDIGO EXPLOSION.

    The inquest was concluded to-day on the bodies of the two men, Fenen Steen and Robert Irving, who were killed by the explosion of a steampipe at the Carlisle ...

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  41. THE CHILTERN MINERS' STRIKE.

    At a meeting of the executive of the Amalgamated Miners' Association at Bendigo to-day, attention was devoted to the discussion of the Chiltern strike ...

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  42. MINER KILLED AT PADDINGTON.

    An Austrian named Govan Raduneich, aged 31 years, was killed at the Paddington Consols mine this afternoon by a fall of mullock while working in the stopes. ...

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  43. RAILWAY FATALITY IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    An old man named David Bush was ki[?]ed by a train at the railway crossing near Bowden this afternoon. ...

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  44. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

    An unknown man was run over by a train and cut to pieces near Broadmeadows to-night. ...

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  45. Advertising

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  46. COLLIEFIELDS.

    The first Wesleyan Floral and Industrial Exhibition was opened to-day by Mr. J. Ewing, and was a great success. ...

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  47. EUCLA.

    The late discovery of water in a cave at Eucla has lately been visited by a large party. one of which, an old resident of the district. well acquainted ...

    Article : 115 words
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