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    LOUD HUGH CECIL. Of the "Fourth Party" in the House of Commons. Speaking at Cardiff the other day Mr. Chamberlain spoke of Lord Hugh Cecil and Mr. Winston Churchill as the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL, M. P., Of the "Fourth party."with Lord Hugh Cecil Mr. Churchill forms Mr. Chamberlain's "great twin brothers of politics." Mr. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. IF WAR CAME.

    The Japanese have reason to be proud of Vice-Admiral Togo, who has just succeeded Admiral .Tsubol in command of the Standing Squadron, the force which would probably ...

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  5. ARMY REFORM.

    Mr. A. J, Balfour, the Prime Minister, speaking at a dinner held at the United Club, London, said that the progress of army reform had gone on steadily. ...

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  6. OVER THE GAP.

    An unfortunate man sought refuge from his worldly troubles yesterday afternoon by jumping to destruction and instant death. It is peculiar that within the past twelve ...

    Article : 185 words
  7. THE TARIFF BATTLE.

    Mr. William J. Bryan, the American politician, who once stood for Presidential honours, in the course of an interview said that he had heard the ablest speakers on both ...

    Article : 79 words
  8. ACROSS THE MURRAY.

    Rain again! The scorching northerlies which succeeded the bleak southerly winds have been succeeded by more rain. The Yarra still Hows. Chinese continue to ...

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  9. UP TO DATE.

    Two letters, supposed to have been written by lunatic, have been received, threatening the life of President Roosevelt. Five hundred police will guard Precident ...

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  10. WINSTON CHURCHILL.

    Mr. S. Winston Churchill's constituents Oldham have demanded his resignation. Mr. Churchill, in reply, told them it was easier for the electors to change their ...

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  11. COMPROMISED.

    "I am sure," sold Mrs. Ralsion, fixing me with her eagle glance, before which even Bishops have been known to quail, "I am sure you will like to be the first to congratulate ...

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  12. COLLAPSES AT CRICKET.

    A famous English cricketer writes as follows:-When a good eleven, or one which is thought good, is got rid of for a small score, one cricketer after another who has ...

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  13. BOY BANDITS.

    Tho United States police have discovered near Miller's Station a stronghold belonging to a gang of boy bandits, who are charged with seven murders cut Chicago. ...

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  14. A LABOUR VIEW.

    Mr. John Burns, the well-known Labour M.P., speaking at Shrewsbury lost night, declared that Mr. Balfour and Mr. Chamberlain were using the question of fiscal reform as a ...

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  15. THE CHINESE PUZZLE.

    Admiral Alexeieff, the Russian Viceroy in the Far East, is expected to re-occupy a number of other towns on the pretext of assisting China to develop Manchuria. ...

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  16. LORD KITCHENER.

    Lord Kitchener, who recently broke his leg in a riding accident, is making excellent progress towards recovery. [On November 17 it was cabled that ...

    Article : 166 words
  17. THE KAISER'S THROAT.

    The German Emperor, who was recently operated upon for a threat complaint, is undergoing massage of the larynx for voice culture. ...

    Article : 128 words
  18. SENSATIONAL BOLT.

    Through shaking the winkers off, a mare that was being driven to-day by Mrs. Watson, of Kangaroo Valley, bolted. Several attempts were made to stop it. ...

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  19. ROOSEVELT THREATENED.

    No fewer than 500 police have been detailed to guard President Roosevelt at the funeral of his uncle in New York. The extraordinary precautions which have ...

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  20. THE POMPOUS TRAVELLER.

    He had returned from a trans-Pacific voyage, and he let all the tramcar know it. "Yes," he said pompously, to the old gentleman with the silk hat and grey whiskers ...

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  21. NOISY STUDENTS.

    Noisy disturbances by students have taken place at Rome, Genoa, Turin and Palermo, owing to the refusal of the Austrian Government to establish an Italian State University ...

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  22. A FASHIONABLE WEDDING.

    A fashionable wedding took place at St. Patrick's Church, Church Hill, on Saturday afternoon, the parties interested being Mr. H. G. Quinlan, of Darlinghurst, and Miss Grace ...

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  23. CARDIFF SENSATION.

    Hayes, a boarding house keeper, who was recently remanded at Cardiff, Wales, on a charge of offering Moruchard, a Frenchman, £10 to cut the throat of Mr. Joseph ...

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  24. A COLOMBIAN INCIDENT.

    Colombian troops tut Carthagena prevented the United Stores Consul from boarding the royal mail steamer Trent. ...

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  25. THE BUDDHISTS.

    The "Novae Vremya," a St. Petersburg paper, says that if Great Britain carries out her projects in Thibet she Trill completely restore her prestige in the eyes of 500,000,000 ...

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  26. HOW SIAM DESTROYS ITS DEAD.

    The people of Slam have a novel method of getting rid of the bodies of paupers and criminal. In one of the temples is kept a flock of a hundred vultures, and the bodies. ...

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  27. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    At the wool sales to-day prices were firm, and there was increased competition for all sorts. LONDON. Saturday, 6.10 a.m. ...

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  28. THE HORSE HADN'T VOTED.

    Madly the gentleman rushed to the cabstand. "My good man," he Shouted to the, only cabby in sight, "drive me at once to the ...

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  29. RE-STOCKING THE TRANSVAAL.

    The Transvaal Government has purchased 10,000 Texan cattle because they are immune from red water, whereas the Canadian cattle are not. ...

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  30. ABSENT-MINDED.

    The Story of a young woman who wound up her letter to a friend with, "P.S.—I forgot to tell you I was married," is matched, Miss Kate ——, of Cheltenham, recently ...

    Article : 145 words
  31. A STRANGE OCCURRENCE.

    A strange occurrence was witnessed by Mr. W, Finlayson at the Seven Mile Beach, below Gerringong, during the intense heat of yesterday. While driving along the beach he ...

    Article : 132 words
  32. THE VICTORIAN GOVERNOR.

    Prior to the departure from Melbourne of the late Governor of Victoria. Sir. George Sydenham Clarke, the Lord Mayor of Sydney sent his Excellency a telegram express ...

    Article : 94 words
  33. AMR. RUSSELL'S FORECAST.

    The Government Astronomer, Mr. H. C, Russell,issued the following forecast at 1 p.m. yesterday:—New South Wales: Hot northerly winds a short-lived southerly on the ...

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  34. BEET SUGAR.

    Herr Licht, of Magdeburg, estimates that the production of beet sugar was increased by 172,000 tons during the last month, and that the surplus of the campaign will be ...

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