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  2. INTERCOLONIAL.

    Lady Todd's funeral took place this morning, and was largely attended. Among these present were Miss Mabel and Mr. Charles Barton, the members ...

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  3. VICTORIA.

    The Deputy Postmaster-General states that there is little probability that the anomalies in the Australian telegraph charges will disappear within any ...

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  4. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The wild flower show in aid of the Cue and Day Dawn Churches of England promises to be very successful. A telegraph line to Lake Way is ...

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  5. EUROPEAN POLITICS.

    Much interest has been caused by the appearance of an article on the European situation by the famous German professor, Theodore Mommsen. He ...

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  6. FINANCIAL.

    The Standard Bank ef Australia will not pay the deposits which are doe to-day. A petition to wind up the bank, has been ordered to stand over. The ...

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  7. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Elizabeth Warden, who was accidentally shot by Dr. Thompson at Nundle, died in the hospital to-day. Her dying depositions were to the effect that Dr. ...

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  8. SPAIN AND AMERICA.

    News has been received from Puerto Rico that the troops under General Wilson have captured Coamo. The Spaniards made a desperate resistance, and ...

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  9. YOUTHFUL GAOL ESCAPEES.

    Funnell the second of the two youths who burned their way out of the Coolamon gaol, has been arrested near Crookwell. ...

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  10. PEACE PROPOSALS.

    Mr. William R. Day, Secretary of State in President M'Kinley's Cabinet, has announced that the American Government has agreed to accept M. Cambon's protocol ...

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  11. HARROLD BROS.' INSOLVENCY.

    The Harrold Bros.' insolvency case was resumed this morning. At the outset Mr. C. M. Muirhead, whose bill of costs [?] the subject of action by the ...

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  12. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

    A record number of entries has been been received for the Royal Agricultural Society's Show, which will be opened on August 30. The entries total 9,345. ...

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  13. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Mr. H. H. Green, who was practically the founder of the Independent. Order of Oddfellows in New South Wales. He was the first ...

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  14. NORTHAM.

    Wednesday August 11 the police at Northam were informed by a telephone message from Mr. George Martin, sen., of Boorabbin, that a man had been discovered ...

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  15. ALLEGED ILLEGAL OPERATION.

    At the South Melbourne Police Court Herbert Rose was charged with having used an instrument with an illegal intent on Dora Bromley. Detective Dungey ...

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  16. THE CITY OF MANILA.

    The terrible famine in Manila is affecting even the richest classes. Dogs and horses are being slaughtered for food, and the natives are compelled to subsist ...

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  17. HOOLEY'S FAILURE.

    Mr. Ernest Terah Hooley is in bed with congestion, of the liver, and yesterday the court sat for only two hours, during which time denials were given by ...

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  18. BROKEN HILL HOSPITAL.

    The rules of the Broken Hill Hospital have been altered, debarring the honorary staff from voting at board meetings. This will not come into effect ...

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  19. KANOWNA.

    The body of a man was discovered by a woodcutter on Wednesday night two miles and a half from the town, near the Government tanks. The matter ...

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  20. AN INGENIOUS THIEF.

    For some months Mr. Alexander, tobacconist, of Elizabeth-street, has been the victim of petty robberies from the till. The police were unable to detect ...

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  21. ALBANY.

    At the Police Court August 11 Edmund R. Miller, a resident of King River, was charged Edgar Brazier, a resident of the same neighborhood ...

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  22. DISEASED BULLOCKS.

    At the Broken Hill Police Court to-day W. Bolitho, an auctioneer, pleaded guilty to three charges of having exposed for sale bullocks affected with ...

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  23. CHINA.

    The correspondent of the London "Times" at Peking reports that the Tsungli-yamen has formally assented to all the conditions laid down by M. ...

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  24. GERMANY.

    On Monday last a sensation was caused by the arrival at Dover of a number of carrier pigeons from Germany. The birds, which were trained for military ...

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  25. BISHOP OF GERALDTON.

    The Roman Catholic Bishop of Wilcannia, Dr. Dunne, has arrived to take part in the consecration of Father Kelly, as Bishop of Geraldton. The ...

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  26. MUNICIPAL RETRENCHMENT.

    The Mayor of Sydney has submitted a scheme of retrenchment, whereby the corporation expenditure will be reduced by £12,000 per annum. The chief ...

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  27. THE BETTING MARKET.

    The complete scratchings for the Caulfield Grand National Steeplechase are as follow:—Pat, Doondiah, Snapshot, Legs, Goldfinder, Cyprus, Glendower ...

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  28. LONG-STANDING DISPUTE.

    After three years' preparation, during which time three of the original defendants have died, the mining partnership dispute, Cayron and others v. Russell ...

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  29. ARISTOCRATIC BANKRUPT.

    Cuthbert Clifton, examined in bankruptcy to-day, said that he made arrangements to pay all his creditors. The arrangement was a private one with his ...

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  30. INDIA.

    Disquieting news continues to come form the north-west frontier of India. A mad mullah (a native priest) is joining the Khan of Nawagai against the ...

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  31. THE POPE.

    The Pope is reported to be seriously ilL. His Holiness is suffering from an internal chill. ...

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  32. COOLGARDIE.

    The dismissed nurses have been in formed, through the Mayor, that the reason Dr. Lovegrove gives for their discharge is that they gave untrue evidence ...

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  33. FALL THROUGH A SKYLIGHT.

    A painter named Thomas Sipple, while working at Parliament-house to-day, fell through the skylight, and was seriously injured. He was conveyed to the hospital. ...

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  34. PENSHURST BANK BOBBERY.

    Jomes Ryan, alias Jomes Siattery, was charged at the Penshurst Police Court to-day with robbery under arms from the [?] branch of the Bank of Victoria. The ...

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  35. CURZON'S APPOINTMENT.

    The appointment of Mr. G. N. Curzon to the position of Governor-General of India has been gazetted, and he will immediately [?] his seat in the House of ...

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  36. CRICKET.

    This has been a splendid batsman's season, and high scoring is very frequent. C. B. Fry, the well-known Sussex batsman, has performed ...

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  37. THE ENFIELD TRAGEDY.

    The whole day was occupied at the Criminal Court in hearing the charge against Louisa Simmons of having murdered Alice Georgina Wooding at Enfield. At the outset counsel for the ...

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  38. EXPERIMENT IN LIQUOR SELLING.

    The Royal Commission od the Liquor Licensing Laws met recently in the Queen's Robing-room of the House of Lords, and heard further evidence—the ...

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  39. OTTOMAN EMPIRE.

    A fresh and formidable rising has broken out in the province of Yemen, in the south-west of Arabia, This district is under Turkish control ...

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  40. MENZIES.

    The new Anglican church, just completed, will be opened next Sunday. The edifice has cost £300, and is fully paid for. Bishop Riley wil visit Menzies ...

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  41. QUEENSLAND.

    Carl Harden, who shot himself at Rockhampton, died to-day. ...

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  42. EASTERN PARLIAMENTS.

    In the House of Assembly to-day the Premier, Mr. Kingston, stated that a bill to make the Workmen's Lien Act clearer and more useful would shortly ...

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  43. THE PACIFIC CABLE.

    The Premier, Mr. Byrnes, has notified the Premiers of the other colonies that Queensland is prepared to contribute four-ninths of the cost of the Pacific ...

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  44. FREMANTLE POLICE COURT.

    'Bus Drivers Prosecuted.—Hubert Hearn was proceeded against by Municipal Inspector Taylor for a breach of the bylaws in having driven furiously. ...

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  45. SERIOUS TORNADO.

    A tornado has passed over the Valley of the Rhine near Cologne, and caused damage to property. ...

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  46. MIDDLESEX BEATS SURREY.

    In the contest for the county premiership Middlesex defeated Surrey in the match which was finished on Wednesday. Albert Trott, the Victorian ...

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  47. NEW GUINEA ORDINANCE.

    The Premier, Mr. Byrnes, had sent a communication to His Excellency the Governor, Lord Lamington, setting forth the objections to the New Guinea ...

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  48. BUNBURY.

    The plain and fancy dress ball held in the drill-hall on Wednesday evening in connection with the South Bunbury Football Club was attended by about ...

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  49. THE LONDONDERRY.

    Mr. Joseph. Romer has dismissed the action of the shareholders in the Londonderry (W.A.) mine, to enforce the promise of the late Colonel T. J. North ...

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  50. CONTROL OF TEST MATCHES.

    The Marylebone Cricket Club has invited each of the six leading counties in the championship list to nominate a representative to the Board of ...

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  51. NEW ZEALAND.

    A native woman has died at Rangwiri through her husband having acted on the advice of a Tohunga native doctor to dip her in cold water on three successive ...

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  52. NURSING SISTERS' ASSOCIATION.

    The annual and final meeting of the Pirie-street Nursing Sisters' Association was held to-night. ...

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  53. GERALDTON.

    At the Carnarvon Police Court on Saturday, before Mr. Foes, R.M., Captain Odman the master of the steamer Albany, was charged on the information ...

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  54. VICTORIA.

    In the Legislative Assembly to-day Major M'Cay called attention to a statement which had appeared in the press that the Minister of Defence had ...

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  55. CHILDREN'S BALL.

    His Excellency the Governor and Lady Buxton gave a children's ball at Government-house this evening. There was a large attendance, and die dance was successful. ...

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  56. Advertising

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  57. TEMPESTUOUS VOYAGE.

    The barquentine May, timber-laden, bound for [?] to Sydney, has pat back to Auckland leaking heavily. After leaving she encountered gales and ...

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  58. GLYCERINE.

    It has a thousand uses, and does not deteriorate by keeping. As a soother for an irritating cough there is nothing better than equal parts of glycerine and ...

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  59. TASMANIA.

    Sir E. N. C. Braddon has addressed the Governments of Australasia on the subject of establishing an annual rifle match, Australia and New Zealand ...

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  60. AMERICAN TRAGEDY.

    A terrible tragedy is reported from Clarendon, Arkansas, U.S.A. Five negroes were lynched by the white people, for having murdered a ...

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  61. Advertising

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  62. Advertising

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  63. LAND SETTLEMENT.

    The report of the Minister of Lands shews that last year 2,058 selectors were placed on the land, the acreage being 2,451,062 acres. Settlement generally ...

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