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  5. THE LATEST

    Jandakot railway opened yesterday, service of no use; settlers disappointed. Cottage destroyed by fire at Subiaco ...

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  6. ELECTRIC LIGHT

    The decision of the Fremantle Hospital Board to install the electric light in that institution has given rise to a question of great import to this and ...

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  7. RUSSIAN REFUGEES

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Prussian authorities have expelled 7000 Russian refugees, an average fifty weekly. ...

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  8. BUBONIC PLAGUE

    On enquiry from Dr. Anderson, the special plague officer, it was ascertained to-day that Ernest Fergusson, the pat[?]t who took a bad turn ...

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  9. REBEL CHIEF

    LONDON, Wednesday. — B[?]nbaata, the rebel Kaffir chief, who was recently deposed in the Umoti district, and who fled and later on returned and ...

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  10. WOULD NOT CLOSE

    MELBOURNE, This Day.—A storekeeper named Perkins was prosecuted at the Police Court to-day for not closing at one o’clock on Wednesday. The ...

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  11. STARVING TRIBE

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Russian authorities at yakutsk, the chief town in the Siberian Government territory of the same name, sent the ...

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  12. SENSATIONAL BOLT

    MELBOURNE, This Day.— A sensational bolt occurred at Yarrawonga to-day, when a waggon leaded with four tons of goods, and drawn by a ...

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  13. INTERSTATE.

    Premiers’ conference in Sydney to-day. R[?] was not there. Hawker report sent to Minister. Senator Styles presents separate report. ...

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  14. MAN FALLS

    Shortly after noon yesterday [?]man named William Wilson fell down the steps of the Goldfields Club Hotel, Wellington-street, Perth, and was ...

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  15. LANDLORD RAISES

    HOBART, This Day.—The Crown Law authorities are inquiring into the allegation that on the election day at Launceston a property owner ...

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  16. WESLEYAN PASTOR

    LONDON, Wednesday— Mr Wynne, a Wesleyan Minister at Volksrust, has protested against Lord Elgin’s mad interference with Natal at a ...

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  17. MAN AND WIFE

    MELBOURNE, This Day. — Alfred Augustus James, a clerk, living at Brunswick, was found guilty at the Criminal Court to-day of stabbing his ...

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  18. ILL-HEALTH CAUSES

    MELBOURNE, This Day.— The inquest was held to-day on the body of James, John Robertson, the Gippsland grazier, who shot himself at Her ...

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  19. TAS. MINISTRY

    HOBART, This Day.—The Chief Secretary, Mr. Moore, stated at Hobart to-day that there will have to be reconstruction of the Ministry in ...

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  20. TRADES’ HALL BAND

    During the function at the Town Hall yesterday in connection with the opening of the Esplanade bandstand, a number of complementary references ...

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  21. MINER FALLS 100dFT.

    MELBOURNE, This Day.— J. Cr[?]man a miner of Bendigo, while working in the Great Northern Mine, had a remarkable escape from death ...

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  22. [?]LAD GOES SHOOTING

    MELBOURNE, This Day. A [?] named George Barry, aged 15, was drowned at Inglewood yesterday. He fell into the River Lodden whilst ...

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  23. COMMISSIONER TAIT

    MELBOURNE, This Day.—Commissioner Tait, of the Victorian Railways, declines to be interviewed regarding the finding of the Court of Inquiry in ...

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  24. LATE SPORTING

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  25. DEEP DRAINAGE

    Yesterday afternoon Mr James Price, M.L.A., during the course of a speech at the Fremantle Town Hall mentioned the subject of a deep ...

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  26. FOREIGN.

    “Le Temps” Bays although New Hebrides agreement badly received in Australia and New Zealand yet it meets a pressing need, and exhibits ...

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  27. YOUNG MINER

    MELBOURNE, This Day.—James Hamilton, a young miner, was charged at the City Court with having travelled from Cape Town to Melbourne by the ...

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  28. SERVIAN REGICIDES

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Servian Regicides have decided that they will if necessary, forcibly [?]sist their removal if King Peter gives way to ...

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  29. TWO TRAM CARS

    SYDNEY, This Day—A most terrific storm passed over Sydney to day, but was felt most seriously on the the South Head Bond, where two tram ...

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  30. TURKS SAY

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The [?]kisth Commissioners report that Tabah belongs to the Aka[?]a District, and is therefore in Ottoman Territory. ...

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  31. CAPITAL AND BRAINS

    “Is he a relative of yours?” “I suppose he is. My wife’s mother married his father.” Thus Mr George Bloomfield, of St. ...

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  32. ALLEGED ASSAULT

    At the Fremantle Court this morning before Messrs R. Fairbairn, R.M., and D. K. Congdon, J.P., Andrew Jackson, Frank Bussu[?], and Patricia ...

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  33. BOXING

    HOBART, This Day.—Punch, of Sydney, and Robbie competed in a boxing contest last night, and the latter was awarded the fight in the fourth round. ...

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  34. BARMAID CHATS

    MELBOURNE, This Day.—Charles J. James, a [?] dressed young man was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment at Geelong to-day for stealing a ...

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  35. “ELIJAH” DOWIE

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Zionists have threatened their dethroned Chief “Prophet” Elijah Dowie with a full exposure of his polygamous teaching. ...

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  36. IRISH LAND LAWS

    LONDON, Wednesday—In pursuance of Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman’s declaration with regards the governing of Ireland, according to Irish ...

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  37. Black beats Higgins

    MELBOURNE, This Day.— Jack Black, of England, knocked out Mark Higgins at the Fitzroy Athletic Club last night in the seventh round. ...

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  38. HOUSE OF COMMONS

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Right Hon. Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman’s proposal that the House of Commons should sit for eight hours daily and ...

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  39. BOY CYCLING

    MELBOURNE, This Day.—A lad name Edward Brown, aged 12, while cycling at Fitzroy, was run over and killed by a motor-car. ...

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