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THE COUP D'ETAT IN SAMOA.
The following are some additional particulars respecting the deposition of King Malietoa by the Germans:— On August 23 the German consul wrote[?] to ...
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THE BULGARIAN DIFFICULTY. RETURN OF PRINCE FERDINAND TO HUNGARY.
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria has gone to his estate in Hungary, where he will remain for several weeks during the progress of the elections for the new ...
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THE BULLI RELIEF FUND.
Strong eftorts are being made by the Trades and Labour Council and other labour organisations to arouse public feeling against the plan for the distribution of the Bulli Relief ...
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INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS. NEW SOUTH WALES.
A young man named Scott was committed for trial at the Central Police Court this morning on a charge of obtaining this from a drover named M'Maugh ...
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1887.
With the exception of Victoria, all the Australian colonies are engaged or have been recently engaged in efforts to increase their revenne by new taxation ...
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ACTION OF THE PORTE.
The Porte has formally notified the Bulgarian Government that in view of the collapse of the scheme for sending General Ernroth to Bulgaria as sole ...
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AFFAIRS IN AFGHANISTAN.
Intelligence to hand from Afghanistan states that Ayoub Khan crossed the Afghan frontier, but was repulsed forthwith. He is now believed to be in ...
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ARRIVAL OF THE MINISTER OF DEFEXCE AT ADELAIDE.
Sir James Lorimer, the Victorian Minister of Defence, arrived this evening in the P. and O.Co's R. M S. Rome. Sir James Lorimer says, as to the ...
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FRANCE AND THE NEW HEBRIDES.
Les Debats, a leading Paris daily paper, declares that France will not evacuate the New Hebrides until the difficulty between England and France with regard ...
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BRITISH MERCHANT STEAMERS IN WAR TIME.
In the House of Commons last night Captain Colomb, conservative member for Tower Hamlets, complained that the Government had not made the ...
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QUEENSLAND.
At the criminal sittings of the Supreme Court to-day Patrick Hurley was found not guilty of the murder of John Ward, a tramway driver. ...
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
A new financial institution, to be called The Landowners' and Land Bank of Australia, will shortly be placed on the London market. The capital is ...
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THE QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT.
In the Council to-day, the Australian Joint Stock Bank Bill was read a third time, and passed. The House then adjourned, having sat ...
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THE ADELAIDE EXHIBITION.
The following additional awards have been made to Victorian exhibitors at the exhibition for household furniture, &c.:—Alcock and Co., billiard table and electric marker, ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
This week's Gazette contains the amended gold-mining regulations which, amongst other alterations, provide for an increase in the size of an ordinary quartz claim to 100ft. ...
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MRS. A. K. FINLAY.
Mr. Charles Durant is engaged to marry the widow of the late Mr. A. K. Finlay, of Glenormiston, Victoria, a daughter of Sir Hercules Robinson. ...
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SHIPMENT OF AUSTRALIAN GOLD TO AMERICA.
The Daily News states that in financial circles it is expected that gold amounting to £2,000,000 will be sent from Australia to the United States during the autumn. ...
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THE ANGLICAN SYNOD AT SYDNEY.
The Anglican Synod to-day spent a considerable time in discussing the desirability of greatly reducing the number of the clergy and lay representatives in the synod, which was ...
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THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.
In the Assembly to-day notices of further questions relative to private practice by Government officers were given. Mr. Homburg drew attention to the report ...
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EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS
A memorial to the British Commission for the Melbourne Centenial Exhibition asking for a special annexe at the Exhibition, to be dovoted out entirely to ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN SQUADRON.
In the House of Commons to-day. Lord George Hamilton, thr First Lord of the Admiralty, replying to Mr. Campbell, defended the arrangements ...
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THE WOOL SALES.
At the wool sales, to-day, 11,700 bales were offered. The market is quiet. Crossbreds are firm. Faulty scoured and lambs' show a ...
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MONETARY INTELLIGENCE.
Three per cent, consols are quoted ? lower, 101[?]. The market rate of discount is unchanged, 3½ per cent. ...
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE AT ADELAIDE.
The Congregational Jubilee Conference, in the Stow Church, was continued to-day. There was a large attendance, and the Rev. W. R. Fletcher presided. A discussion on ...
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LAW NOTICES (This Day).
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THE PRICE OF TIN.
Tin is quoted 20s. higher, £103 per ton. ...
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THE MAILS.
The Peminsular and Oriental Company's R.M.S. Clydo left here for Australia yesterday evening. The British-India Steam Navigation ...
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TASMANIA.
The s.s. [?]ubbuck arrived last night from London, 47 days, with 39 passengers for Sydney and Melbourne. To-day the steamer Aorangi arrived ...
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OVERLAND PASSENGERS TO AND FROM ADELAIDE.
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