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  2. NEW GUINEA MASSACRE.

    At the opening of the Congregational Union's Assembly yesterday Dr. Barken deplored the recent massacres in New Guinea. He eulogised the Rev. Mr. Chalmers— ...

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  3. AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    I am writing within a few hours of the receipt of the news via London—for we in South Africa are not allowed to know these they until they have been published in ...

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  4. CHINA.

    Twenty-seven thousand Chinese troops, armed with Mauser rifles and 30 Krupp guns, were recently reported to be strongly entrenched at three points in the ...

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  5. THE NATION'S DEFENCES

    The discussion on the control of military affairs, in the House of Lords, was called "painful" by some of the speakers, and to some extent may justify the appellation. ...

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  6. THE ROYAL TOUR.

    He Duke of Cornwall and York has granted the crews of the Ophir and the cruisers accompanying her 60 hours' leave during the stay in Melbourne, and the ...

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  7. LADY LAWLEY.

    Only a few days ago word reached the authorities in Perth that Lady Lawley, wife of Sir Arthur Lawley, the newly-appointed Governor of this State, was on ...

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  8. AN ACTRESS ASSAULTED.

    Carlotta Sadler, wife of Sadler, better known as Walter Baker, one of Bland Holt's leading actors, was arrested to-night on a warrant-charged with ...

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  9. INQUIRIES FROM SYDNEY.

    Mr. Thos. Pratt, who represents the London Missionary Society in Sydney, cabled on Monday to Mr. J. D. Douglas, Government Resident at Thursday Island, ...

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  10. REFORM POLICY URGED.

    Reuter cables that Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese Minister at Washington, has memorialised the Emperor to adopt reforms beyond those demanded by the Foreign ...

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  11. THE STAY AT SINGAPORE.

    The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York will sail from Singapore to-day for Melbourne. The accompanying cruisers will call only at Albany to take on board ...

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  12. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Chas. Underwood Wool, the license of the Grand Hotel, Waverley, has [?] to a self-inflicted wound in the [?] The deceased had been suffering form ...

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  13. THE BOER WAR.

    A brother of Mr. J. W. Saner, who was Commissioner for Public Works in Mr. Schreiner's Ministry, has been convicted as one of the ringleaders of the Cape ...

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  14. KING EDWARD.

    King Edward has purchased an estate near Carnarvon, Wales. ...

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  15. MESSAGE FROM THURSDAY ISLAND.

    No further news is available in reference to the missionaries, Messrs. Chalmer and Toukins, or the murdered natives. The Rev. Mr. Chalmers understood ...

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  16. THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY.

    The State Premier has received a posal from Natal that May 24 be made a special holiday, in memory of Queen Victoria. Mr. See does not favor the idea, ...

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  17. LONG-DISTANCE SCULLING.

    George Towns, the sculling champion of England, and formerly of Newcastle, New South Wales, and Tom Sullivan, formerly of New Zealand, established a ...

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  18. KRUITZINGER RETREATING.

    Kruitzinger's commando, which has fort some time past been raiding Cape Colony, is retreating northwards, and is now advancing towards the Albert district, in the ...

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  19. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of the Right Rev. William Stubbs, Bishop of Oxford, at the age of 76. [The deceased was born at ...

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  20. VICTORIA MEMORIAL.

    At a meeting of Queen Victoria memorial committee-to-day four donations of £1,000 each were announced. ...

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  21. EASTERN STATES.

    A shocking gun accident is reported to have occurred at light's Pass. A boy named Marder, 13 years of age, was preparing to go shooting, when the gun ...

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  22. COLLAPSE OF A CUTTING.

    Owing to the collapse of a sand cutting at Randwick, two men were boned. W. Kempe, lately residing at MacDonald Town, was found to be dead when extricated, ...

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  23. LIBELLING KITCHENER.

    Mr. Cartwright, the editor on the "South African News," who was recently convicted on a charge of having [?] Lord Kitchener, has been sentenced to twelve ...

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  24. BIG CANAL SCHEME.

    A British syndicate has offered to construct and control a canal in Canada from Lake Huron to Montreal, via the Ottawa River, a distance of between 300 and 400 ...

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  25. QUEENSLAND.

    A statement of considerable importance to run-holders, and others interested in the been made by the manager of [?] ...

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  26. BOTHA AND DE WET.

    It is stated that General Louis Botha recently crossed the Natal railway, in order to effect a junction with De Wet in the north-east' of the Orange River Colony. ...

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  27. MARINE BOARD INQUIRY.

    The Marine Board gave its decision yesterday in regard to the collision of the steamer Investigator with the schooner Mary Webster. The board found that a ...

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  28. BRITISH NAVY.

    During the operation of landing a 27-ton gun from the torpedo-boat destroyer Dove, 300 tons, the chains securing the gun broke, and the gun fell. ...

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  29. SPLENDID RAINFALL.

    Splendid rains have fallen over the greater portion of the Winton district. All the creeks are running a banker. The stations surrounding Barcaldine have ...

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  30. THE BOER FORCES.

    It is estimated that the Boers now in the field number 12,000. ...

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  31. A CATHOLIC SOCIETY.

    Owing to various circumstances, it has been decided, "by the help of the Catholic Society of Jesus," to close the Austrian Mission in South Australia. It will now ...

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  32. AUSTRALIAN TROOPS.

    Private Foreman, of the New South Wales Mounted Infantry, has died of enteric fever at sea on board the transport Custodian. ...

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  33. NEW ZEALAND.

    A half-million four per cent, loan has been floated by the Government locally. The aggregate sum tendered far ra £861,300 at a shilling above par, and ...

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  34. SHIPPING.

    Arrivals.—Mimro, Wilcannia, Britannic Departures.—For Melbourne—Verbena. For Sydney—Asia, Hiddekel For Adelaide—Golf of Genoa. For Wellington— ...

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  35. A FATAL SCUFFLE.

    An altercation occurred at Port Pirie last night on the ketch Gambier Lass, between Geo. Moore, the master of the ketch, and Chas. Holme. In the scuffle ...

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  36. MARTIAL LAW.

    Lord Kitchener has warned the residents of those districts which are under martial law that they will be liable to the severest penalties if they are arms or ...

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  37. THE TALUNE TRAGEDY.

    Great interest was evinced in the continuation of the hearing of the charge of murdering Patrick Conway preferred against Mrs. Jane Smith, and the Criminal ...

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  38. GEOLOGICAL EXPEDITION.

    A telegram was received to-day by Sir Chas. Todd to the effect that Professor Spencer and Mr. F. J. Gillen, the leaders of the Speneer-Gillen Geological ...

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  39. DR. C. K. TANNER.

    Dr. Charles Kerns Dease Tanner, who has been Nationalist member for Mid Cork since 1885, is dead. [Dr. Tanner was born at Cork in 1850, ...

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  40. COMMERCIAL.

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  41. DEPORTATION OF BOER PRISONERS.

    Mr. Chamberlain stated in the Commons yesterday that owing to the objections raised by the Australian Federal Ministry, the proposal to said Boer ...

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  42. THE GAMBLING RAID.

    The City Court was crowded to-day to hear the trial of the 110 men who were captured in the raid made on a gambling den in Market-lane en Sunday morning. ...

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  43. VICTORIA.

    The miners who, until recently, were employed at the Clarence United urine. Bendigo, still refuse to sign the clothes-searching agreement. The mine will ...

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  44. FINANCIAL.

    Imperial Consols are quoted at £94 5s. ...

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  45. RAIDERS SURPRISED.

    A patrol of South African surprised a party of raiders during the night at Potchefstroom, recovering 1,000 cattle. ...

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  46. FLOODS IN PITTSBURG

    Serious floods have occurred in Pittsburg, the great coal, iron, and manufacturing centre in Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Damage has been done to the extent of ...

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  47. FLOODS AT LILYDALE.

    The lower portions of Use town of Lilydale are flooded. The water is 3ft high in most of the houses. Great damage has been done by the heavy rainfall. ...

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  48. TERRIBLE SHIPWRECK.

    News has been received from Mauritius of a terrible shipwreck. The steamer Taher ( ?) was lost, with the result that 36 lives were sacrificed. ...

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  49. ARRIVAL OF A TRANSPORT.

    The transport British Fiancees has arrived at Durban, from Sydney. ...

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  50. POPULATION OF MELBOURNE.

    The preliminary census returns for Melbourne and suburbs were made available to-night. The figures show that since the last- census the population, within a ten ...

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  51. SURRENDER OF A COMMANDO.

    The Boksburg commando, consisting of 106 men, has surrendered to the British at Middelburg, in the eastern Transvaal. ...

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  52. ABSCONDING SOLICITOR.

    Joseph Henry Grey, the Geelong solicitor, who was recently brought back from Fiji, was presented before the city court to-day, charged with fraud as an attorney, ...

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  53. BEET SUGAR REPORT.

    Mr. F. O. Licht, of Madgeburg, in his monthly circular, states that the production of beet sugar in Europe for the first seven months of the campaign 1900-1901 ...

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  54. TRANSVAAL REFUGEES.

    Mr. Brodrick, Secretary of State far War, stated in the House of Commons yesterday, in reply to a question, that there were 20,671 Boer refugees in the ...

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  55. ILLNESS OF MR. J. T. SMITH.

    Mr. J. T. T. Smith, senior Crown prosecutor, who was taken suddenly ill at Ballarat last Friday, is now in a very critical condition. ...

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  56. CRIMINAL LIBEL.

    Mr. P. A. M'Hugh, Nationalist member for North Leitrim, has been sentenced to six months' imprisonment for criminal libel. ...

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  57. A BODY RECOVERED.

    On May 20 last year the Burnley ferryboat overturned in the Yarra, and John Kelly, the ferryman, was drowned. To-day—over 11 months afterwards—his body ...

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  58. Advertising

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  59. BRITISH BUDGET.

    The commercial people of Gibraltar have petitioned Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, against the imposition of the export doty on coal ...

    Article : 42 words
  60. Advertising

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  61. BRITISH LOAN.

    The "Times" states that the British war loan has already been subscribed five times over. ...

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  62. A STEWARD'S SUICIDE.

    During the voyage of the steamer Indramayo, which arrived to-day from New York, W. Pedly, the chief steward, was missed. In his cabin a note was found ...

    Article : 66 words
  63. Advertising

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  64. Advertising

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