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  2. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS

    No fewer than 200,000 visitors assembled at Toulon to witness the reception of the Russian fleet. As an instance of the enthusiasm with which ...

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  3. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

    A storm of remarkable severity has visited the east coast of the United States. An extraordinary incident occurred at ...

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  4. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

    Mr. Cecil Rhodes, director of the British South Africa Company, is hurrying forward supplies by rail to Beira, between which and the Pungwe River ...

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  5. THE RAILWAY REVENUE.

    Following upon the published returns of last week, which showed a decrease in the railway receipts as compared with the corresponding week last year of £12,230, we give ...

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  6. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1893.

    A review of the circumstances increases the wonder occasioned by Mr. WHEELER'S statement that the Railway Commissioners of New South Wales ...

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  7. THE BENALLA AND YARRAWONGA ELECTION.

    The Tungamah Express of the 12th inst. contains a report of Mr. Kennedy's election meeting which took place on the 7th inst. at Tungamah. According to our contemporary's ...

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  8. GENERAL CABLE NEWS. THE CROWN PRINCESS OF ROUMANIA.

    The Princess Marie, wife of Prince Ferdinand, heir-apparent to the throne of Roumania, has given birth to a son. [The Princess Marie is the eldest daughter ...

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  9. GASTRIC CHOLERA IN GREENWICH WORKHOUSE.

    There have now been eight deaths as the result of the outbreak of gastric cholera which has occurred in Greenwich workhouse. Two hundred of the inmates ...

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  10. EMBARRASSMENT OF A LONDON FIRM.

    Owing to the dulness of trade, the firm of Brooks, M'Glashan, and M'Harg, Australian merchants, of Fore-street, E.C., are financially embarrassed. The ...

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  11. INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Probate duty amounting to £4,307 has been paid in the estate of the late Mr. J. B. Rundle, M.L.C., of Sydney, which is valued at £186,155, and also on the will of Mr. J. T. ...

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  12. THE MINERS' STRIKE IN ENGLAND.

    A parade of working men was held in Hyde-park yesterday, as a means of showing sympathy with the miners now on strike in England. It was attended ...

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  13. SILVER.

    LONDON, OCT. 16. Bar silver is quoted to-day at 33 11-16d. per oz. standard, being a decline of 1-16d. since Thursday last. ...

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  14. GREAT BRITAIN AND ITALY.

    Vice-Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Seymour, the commander-in-chief of the Mediterranean squadron, is paying a visit to the seaport of Taranto, on the ...

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  15. THE DISPUTE IN THE WOOL TRADE.

    The dispute in the wool trade between buyers and sellers which has caused a good deal of anxiety and inconvenience during the last few days was settled yesterday ...

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  16. THE PROPOSED MILDURA RAILWAY.

    At a public meeting held here to-night a railway league to support the railway to Mildura via Wycheproof was formed. During the discussion the view of The Argus ...

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  17. THE FRENCH PACIFIC CABLE.

    With reference to Lord Ripon's despatch to Mr. Patterson criticising the action of New South Wales and Queensland in subsiding the French cable to New Caledonia, Sir ...

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  18. COMMERCIAL BANK OF SYDNEY.

    The first general meeting of the reconstructed Commercial Banking Company of Sydney was held to-day. The chairman (Mr. E. Knox, M.L.C.), in moving the adoption of ...

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  19. POCKET-PICKING AT THE BENDIGO SHOW.

    At the police court to-day a mun named John Lyn[?]h was brought up on remand charged with vagrancy and being in a public place with intent to commit a felony. The ...

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  20. THE COOLGARDIE GOLD-FIELD.

    Messrs, W. J. Stewart and C. R. Knight have arrived from Coolgardie, coming from Newcastle, via Northa[?], in 39 hours. The whole journey from Coolgardie only occupied ...

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  21. QUEENSLAND.

    Sir Thomas M'Ilwraith has been appointed representative of Queensland on the Federal Council. ...

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  22. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Mr. Tretheway, storekeeper, has been arrested in connection with the shooting of the lad Lyall at Hog Bay. He has been admitted to bail. Much excitement ...

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  23. LOSS OF THE STEAMER WOONONA.

    A telegram from Rockhampton states that the steamer Woonona, belonging to the Bulli Company, and chartered by Messrs. Moxon and Co., laden with coal for ...

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  24. TASMANIA.

    Mr. Starr, the consulting engineer of the Beaconsfield and Salisbury Sluicing Company, returned to Melbourne to-day. Victorian tenders have been accepted for the first two ...

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  25. VICTORIAN CHAMBER OF MANUFACTURES.

    A meeting of the council of the Victorian Chamber of Manufactures was held last night, at the Block, Collins-street, Mr. N. Levi, M.L.C., in the chair. A letter was read ...

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  26. RAINFALL IN THE COUNTRY.

    BRIGHT, SATURDAY.—Very heavy rain, accompanied by thunder, fell here to-day. The rainfall from 1st January to date is upwards of 40in. ...

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  27. FLOODS AT ECHUCA.

    Owing to a strong freshet in the River Campaspe the Hood waters about Echuca have risen considerably. The Campaspe river has backed up Hey garth-street, and ...

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  28. THE ALLEGED ROBBERY NEAR CARCOAR.

    The police, on investigating the alleged sticking up at Errowanbang Station, found bullet-holes in the window and a bullet in the door. The latter they believe was ...

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  29. AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION.

    Sir Heary Parkes, at an important federation meeting held to-night at Petersham, in moving a motion in favour of federation, said that the constitution he wanted for a ...

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  30. NEW INSOLVENTS.

    Thomas Fancis Halliwell, of 23 Willsstreet, West Melbourne, french polisher. Causes of insolvency—Illness of wife and self, loss of employment, and sale by ...

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  31. TRAFFIC IN BABIES.

    Mr. Finlayson, on the opening of the criminal sittings of the Supreme Court yesterday morning, stated to Mr. Justice Williams that he had been ...

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  32. NEW SOUTH WALES RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

    Theannual matches of the New South Wales Rifle Association were begun to-day. In the first stage for the Queen's Prize, at 400 and 500 yards, M. Tobin, of New Zealand, heads ...

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  33. LAW NOTICES (This Day).

    At Half-past 10.—Muntz and another v. Meaney, Nation v. M'Intyre and another, Blurton v. Goodwin. FIRST CIVIL COURT. ...

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  34. BREACH OF THE RAILWAY BY-LAWS.

    At the Prahran Police Court on Monday, Robert H. Scott was fined 10s., with 42s. costs, for having, on the 29th ult., travelled on the railway to Hawksburn in a first-class ...

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  35. SUICIDE OF A YOUNG MAN.

    Another suicide took place to-day. A young man named William Schluter, aged about 27, blew his brains out with the contents of a gun in a stable at the rear of his father's ...

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  36. A CONFIDENCE TRICK ROBBERY.

    Niels Anderson, a Swede, from Brisbane, was decoyed into a hotel at Woolloomooloo this morning by three men, one of whom was his fellow-passenger from the north, and was ...

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  37. MEAT FREEZING IN RIVERINA.

    The Riverina Meat Chilling Co.'s works at Narandera, which are leased to Messrs. J. H. Geddes and Co., are in full swing, 800 sheep per day being killed for export, and ...

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  38. THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN TASMANIA.

    A dissolution of Parliament is expected this week. It is considered that a conference between the two Houses would be [?]ruitless, and it is likely that the Council will lay the ...

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  39. THE QUEENSLAND SUGAR CROP.

    The Sugar Journal says the crop developments are satisfactory except at Bundaberg, where the quality of the juice is still poor. The exports of the colony will be 5,400 tons ...

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