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  2. INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The reports received at Thargomindah and Southern Queensland show that the rains last week were very general in the district. Eight inches fell at Mount Margaret, and the ...

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  3. MUNICIPAL MATTERS AT COBUB[?].

    The members of the Coburg Shire Council, who resigned in a body recently, held a private meeting last evening for the purpose of considering their position and future ...

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  4. THE EUROPEAN SITUATION

    The Morning Post states that M. de Lesseps, of Suez Canal celebrity, is about to proceed to Berlin, the object of his mission being to offer to Germany ...

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  5. LAW REPORT.

    THE QUEEN V. EDWARDS, EXPARTE MARRINAN, Order nist to quash an order of justices at Sandhurst, by which one Kate Marrinan was fined 10s., with £2 2s. 3d. costs, for illegally ...

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  6. THE ADELAIDE JUBILEE EXHIBITION.

    Messrs.G. W. Hall, M.L.A., J. Davies, Hogg, and Salter, of the Victorian Commission for the Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition, visited this district ...

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  7. THE EISTEDDFOD AT BALLARAT.

    The Rev. Dr. Bevan presided at the Eisteddfod held at the Academy of Music to-day, and delivered an address in the afternoon. He expressed his gratification at ...

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  8. ARRIVAL OF THE R.M.S. GARONNE AT ADELAIDE.

    The Orient Steam Navigation Company's R.M.S. Garonne arrived here this morning. The following is a list of her passengers in the saloon:— ...

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  9. THE IRISH QUESTION.

    A stormy and aerimonious debate took place last night in the House of Commons on the vote for the Royal Irish Constabulary Force. ...

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  10. THE BULGARIAN DIFFICULTY. THE RISING AT SILISTRIA.

    The actual position of affairs at Silistria at the present time is uncertain, owing to the insurgents having cut all the telegraph lines in the vicinity of ...

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  11. POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

    At the City Court yesterday, before Mr.J. Wilton, J.P., and several other magistrates, a well-dressed man, named John G. Webb, was charged with stealing 10s., the property ...

    Article : 528 words
  12. THE UNITED STATES AND TONGA.

    A treaty has been concluded between the United States Government and the King of Tonga, whereby an American coaling station is permitted to be ...

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  13. GENERAL SUMMARY OF NEWS.

    On the opening of Parliament, Lord Randolph Churchill explained to the House the cause of his resignation, a summary of which has already been cabled. He stated ...

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  14. OUTRAGE IN THE CAMEROONS.

    Intelligence from the West Coast of Africa announces that Mr. Henry Hamilton Johnston, Her Majesty's vice-consul for the territories under the protectorate ...

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  15. THE NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.

    The Government propose that the session which opens on Tuesday next shall extend over about two months only, and that the attention of Parliament be confined solely to ...

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  16. THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    The loading members of the French Senate and Chamber of Deputies are feeling uneasy at the approaching meeting of the Imperial Conference, and are ...

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  17. BALLARAT.

    The picnic given by Commodore Morey to the members of the B.Y.C. is fixed for the 25th inst., and on that date the crews, race also will take place. It is intended to invite ...

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  18. THE ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.

    The police have been instituting inquiries into the alleged attempt to wreek the Adelaide express train on Wednesday last, and a strong clue has been obtained as to the ...

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  19. ARREST OF M. KARAVELOFF.

    M. Karaveloff, together with 30 others, was arrested here to-day by order of the Regents on suspicion of boing concerned in the recent disturbances. ...

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  20. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. (BY CABLE FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) PRINCE ALEXANDER OF BATTENBERG.

    Prince Alexander of Battenberg, who has been suffering from a severe attack of small-pox, is now out of danger. ...

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  21. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    At the meeting of the Farmers' Association to-day a resolution was passed advocating legislation to protect farmers storing produce with merchants. The Government is asked ...

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  22. OPENING OF THE REICHSTAG.

    The session of the newly-elected German Roichstag was opened to-day. The Emperor's speech stated that the policy of Germany had been and would be ...

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  23. THE DEFENCE OF AUSTRALIA.

    The Secretary of State for the Colonies recently recommended the appointment of a defence committee in each of the colonies to make suggestions in the direction of ...

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  24. MESSRS. TYSER AND CO.'S SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS.

    Messrs. Tyser and Co., of London, who are running vessels to Australia in opposition to the "shipping ring," have entered into a contract to run, monthly, ...

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  25. CASTLEMAINE.

    The expenditure of the prospecting vote formed the subject of a lengthy discussion at the Chewton Borough Council meeting last night. The councillors were strong in their ...

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  26. APPRAISEMENT OF RUNS IN RIVERINA.

    The local and board, Messrs. M. Trollope (chairman) and G. H. Power, conducted an inquiry to-day into the appraisements of Mo[?]iba station. Mr. T. W. Barnes appeared ...

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  27. GERMANY AND CHINA.

    It is reported that China has ceded to Germany the Chusan Islands, an important group situated near the mouth of the Yangtse Kiang. ...

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  28. THE ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN MAIL SERVICE.

    A proposal will shortly be brought before the Australian section of the London Chamber of Commerce opposing any renewal of the contract for the conveyance ...

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  29. OVERLAND PASSENGERS TO AND FROM SYDNEY.

    The following is a list of passengers to and from Sydney, passing through Albury, as telegraphed by our correspondent:— ALBURY, FRIDAY. ...

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  30. STABBING AFFRAY IN A PUBLICHOUSE.

    Shortly after 9 o'clock last night Constables M'Corry and Skeehan, who were on duty in the neighbourhood of Flinders-street, found a man lying in an unconscious condition near ...

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  31. QUEENSLAND.

    Official returns just published show that the estimated population of the colony on the 31st December was 343,768, being an increase of 3,565. ...

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  32. BANQUET TO THE COLONIAL DELEGATES.

    The Australian section of the London Chamber of Commerce intend to give a banquet to the delegates to the forthcoming Imperial Conference. ...

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  33. EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) THE DISTURBANCES IN MOZAMBIQUE.

    It now appears that the first reports of the native rising in the Mozambique settlements were considerably overdrawn, the attack on the trading stations being ...

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  34. FOREIGN TENDERS FOR NEW SOUTH WALES ENGINES.

    Much indignation is expressed by English manufacturers at the action of the New South Wales Government in inviting foreign tenders for locomotive ...

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  35. THE WEEKLY BANK RETURNS.

    The Bank of England returns for the past week show the proportion of reserve to liabilities to be 46 per cent., as compared with 50 par cent. last week. ...

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  36. THE FROZEN MEAT MARKET.

    Frozen lamb from New Zealand is selling at 7d. per lb. ...

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  37. EXTRAORDINARY FRAUD ON A SYDNEY BANK.

    The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney has been recently victimised to the extent of nearly £l,600, by what it alleges to have been the fraudulent banking ...

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  38. GEELONG.

    An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the Victorian Woollen and Cloth Manufacturing Company Limited was held in the town-hall this evening, for the purpose of ...

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  39. TRINITY AND ORMOND SCHOLARSHIPS.

    The following is the time-table of the examination for open scholarships and exhibitions at Trinity and Ormond Colleges, which will be held next week at both colleges ...

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  40. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

    Three and a half per cent. New South Wales inscribed, £92 5s. ex div. Five per cent. New Zealand 10-40, £100 10s. ex div. ...

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  41. OVERLAND PASSENGERS TO AND FROM ADELAIDE.

    The following passengers to and from Adelaide passed through Serviceton on the day specified:— SERVICETON, FRIDAY. ...

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  44. THE MAILS.

    The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's R.M.S. Coptic, from Lyttelton 6th February, left here this afternoon on route for London. Her cargo of 35,000 ...

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  45. TASMANIA.

    The new Governor, Sir Robert Hamilton, is expected to arrive about the 10th inst., and some preparations are being made for his reception. ...

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  46. LAW NOTICES (This Day).

    His Honour Mr. Justice Holroyd will take chamber business at half-past 10 o'clock. COUNTY COURT. (Before His Honour Judge Cope.) ...

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  47. NEW INSOLVENT.

    Moses Goldstein, of Collins-street west, financier; compulsory sequestration. Causes of insolvency—Losses in business, illness in family, and pressure of creditors. Liabilities, ...

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