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  5. News of the World by Our Independent Cable Service.

    The Australians journeyed to Oxford to-day to meet the University side that drew with the South Africans yesterday. The match was considered more in the light of ...

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  7. FIERCE FIGHTING.

    The big battle that has been pending between the rebels and the Federal troops has at last been entered upon, and fierce fighting is now in progress near Rellano. ...

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  8. AUSTRALIA AND THE EMPIRE.

    Imperialism in Australia does not consist entirely of flag-wagging and frothy speeches, though heaven knows there is enough of both. It is something a long way deeper ...

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  9. CANADIAN ATHLETES.

    As a result of the representations made by the Australasian Amateur Athletic Association last summer, it is probable that a team of Canadian athletes will visit Australia and ...

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  10. UNKINDLY WEATHER.

    Thousands of people who were awakened last night and early this morning by the heavy heating of rain on the roofs foresaw with disappointment a spoiled holiday. Rain ...

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  11. AFRICANS' BLANK DAY.

    The South Africans were to have commenced their match against Worcestershire at Worcester to-day, but incessant rain prevented any play. ...

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  12. THE MEAT TRADE.

    Interviewed to-day upon his return from Berlin, Sir George Reid said he was confident that it would be possible for Australia to establish immediately a big meat trade with ...

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  13. A TEST TRIAL.

    In a trial match to-day, in preparation for the tests, a team led by P. F. Warner met an eleven of the rest. Warner's side batted first, and finished up ...

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  14. THE SUFFRAGE IN HUNGARY.

    The Socialist Union in Budapest, Hungary, held a meeting yesterday, at which a resolution was carried that all local workers, with the exception of Government employees, ...

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  15. BOOM IN WIRELESS.

    In a statement published in "The Sun" yesterday M. Paul Pichon, the wireless expert, offered on behalf of the Australasian Wireless Co. to erect and equip at once a dozen ...

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  16. FLAG EXCHANGE.

    The Mayor of Winnipeg will to-morrow present to the children of the city the Union Jack sent from Culcairn (N.S.W.) in connection with the Australian Empire ...

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  17. MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.

    Now that the tributaries of the Mississippi are steadily falling interest is being centred in the great task of caring for the thousands that are homeless as a result of the late ...

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  18. SUDDENLY WENT MAD.

    Suddenly becoming insane, a roomer at the Model Lodging House, 211 Kent-street, early this morning stripped himself of his clothing and attacked a wardsman. He was taken ...

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  20. JAPANESE CHIVALRY.

    Sir George Reid was among the guests at the Japan Society's dinner to-night, and was the principal speaker to the toast of the society. ...

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