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  2. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINING.

    Another rich find has been made at the Highland Chief reef. From 16 pounds of rubble quartz. and slate 14oz. of gold were obtained. ...

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  3. MAINTENANCE CASE.

    In July of last year a man named Thomas Robert Libbis was proceeded against by Margaret Libbis, who claimed to be his wife ...

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  4. THE RECORD REIGN.

    The Premier (Sir John Forrest) received a telegram from the Premier of Queensland (Sir Hugh Nelson) yesterday, stating that he ...

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  5. BRITISH NAVY.

    The navy estimates for the year 1897-8 are £21,838,000. The number of men will be increased by 6,300, and £7,000,000 will be ...

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  6. POLICE COURTS.

    ALLEGED UNLAWFUL POSSESSION.—A young man named Alfred Terry was charged with having been in the unlawful possession of ...

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  7. FEDERATION.

    Up to the present time the gentlemen who have forwarded to the returning officer (Mr. J. B. Roe) their nomination papers in ...

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  8. JAMESON'S RAID.

    The examination of Mr. Cecil Rhodes before the Raid committee of the House of Commons was continued to-day. The interest in ...

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  9. THE WAR CLOUD.

    The latest news from Crete is of a sensational character. The Turkish gendarmerie stationed at Canea have mutinied because they were ...

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  10. QUEENSLAND SUGAR.

    The quantity of sugar exported this season amounted to 72,763 tons. ...

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  11. SATISFACTION AT COOLGARDIE.

    At a meeting of citizens held last evening under the presidency of the Mayor, the following resolution, proposed by Mr. J. Howard ...

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  12. ALLEGED CRIMINAL ASSAULT.

    At the police court to-day a young man named Nicholas Harry Connelly was charged with having criminally assaulted a child. He ...

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  13. MR. LABOUCHERE CAUSES A SCENE.

    Mr. Rhodes, continuing under examination, said that he would never repeat the illegality involved in his action in regard to the raid. ...

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  14. INDIA.

    It is reported that the bubonic plague is now decreasing in Bombay, but is increasing in virulence in Poonah, a district and town in ...

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  15. KALGOORLIE LOCAL COURT.

    At the local court to-day, before Messrs. Hare and Troy. D. Mackenzie sued the Kalgoorlie Board of Health for £50 ...

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  16. ADELAIDE CONGRATULATIONS.

    At a meeting of the Local Government Association, composed of representatives of the various municipalities, it was decided to ...

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  17. WARSHIPS IN READINESS.

    The St. James's Gazette is responsible for the statement that there is great activity at present on the Mediterranean naval station. ...

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  18. TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY.

    The Russian Government has despatched a detachment of infantry to protect the surveyors who are engaged upon the route of the ...

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  19. EXCITEMENT AT BROKEN HILL.

    Intense excitement prevails in connection with the federation elections. Hundreds of fresh rights are being applied for daily, and the ...

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  20. AMERICAN POLITICS.

    President Cleveland, before retiring from office, has vetoed the Alien Immigrants Bill, which was passed by the Senate some time ago. ...

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  21. SIR HUGH NELSON'S DEPARTURE.

    The Premier, accompanied by his family, his private secretary, and Mr. Byrnes (the Attorney-General) will leave Sydney for ...

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  22. MR. SEDDON RETICENT.

    Mr. Seddon arrived from Melbourne to-day and was cordially welcomed by Mr. Reid. Tomorrow he will be entertained at ...

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  23. SPEECH BY LORD SALISBURY.

    In the House of Lords yesterday the Premier delivered an important speech on the Eastern question. Lord Salisbury contended that at ...

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  24. MR. M'KINLEY AT WASHINGTON.

    A telegram received from Washington announces that Mr. William M'Kinley has arrived at that city, where he received an ovation. Mr. ...

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  25. ADELAIDE AND MELBOURNE.

    The Commissioners for Railways of Victoria and South Australia have held a conference regarding the running ...

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  26. MR. COGHLAN GOES TO ADELAIDE.

    In regard to the suggestion that the Government statisticians should attend the Federal Convention at Adelaide, Mr. Reid says that he ...

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  27. BROKEN HILL MYSTERY.

    The shaft at the Junction South mine will be thoroughly deodorised previously to the police baling or pumping the water out. ...

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  28. (Before Messrs. J. C. H. James and W. E. Victor, J.P's.)

    ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCES.—The remanded charge of false pretences against A. Farnicotti was again gone into, and the accused ...

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  29. A MATRIMONIAL ADVENTURER.

    The Melbourne Argus of February 23 says:—The matrimonial adventurer John Bullock completed yesterday the term of three months' ...

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  30. ELECTIONS IN VICTORIA.

    Great interest is being taken in the Convention elections. It is not expected that the result will be known till a late hour. ...

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  31. VICTORIAN REVENUE.

    The total revenue for February was £555,445, being an increase of £33,682 compared with the same month of last year. The revenue ...

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  32. WESLEYAN CONFERENCES

    A committee representative of the Wesleyan, Primitive Methodist, and Bible Christian Conferences has been appointed in reference to ...

    Article : 118 words
  33. EXPORT OF AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE.

    The Minister of Agriculture has communicated with the other legislation in dealing with the export colonies in regard to uniform ...

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  34. THE TICK PEST.

    At a meeting of the Board of Stock Commissioners a resolution was passed that the board considered it inadvisable to interfere with the ...

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  35. ELECTIONS IN TASMANIA.

    The result of tho Convention elections will probably not be known until late to-morrow night. Great interest is being taken in the ...

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  36. FREMANTLE.

    DRUNKENNESS.—Frank Roberts and John Lake were charged with having been druuk on Tuesday last. The former was fined 5s. ...

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  37. SALE OF THOROUGHBREDS.

    At the Newmarket yearling sales to-day Mr. "Archie" Yuille disposed of 99 lots. The highest figures were 460gns given by Mr. ...

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  38. CRITICISM IN THE COMMONS.

    Some difference of opinion regarding the settlement of the Cretan difficulty exists in the House of Commons, but the criticism of ...

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  39. BANQUET TO BOOKMAKERS.

    The bookmakers are banqueting Messrs. Arnfield and S. Allen, who are starting on a trip to Europe. ...

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  40. A STRANGE FATALITY.

    A peculiar fatality occurred to-day at Newcastle. A scavenger named Hitchcock was shovelling earth which was being picked from ...

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  41. SIR GEORGE TURNER.

    At the Executive Council meeting to-day the Governor presented Sir George Turner with the insignia of the Order of St. Michael and St. ...

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  42. OLD-AGE PENSIONS.

    A commission has been appointed to inquire into the question of establishing a system of old-age pensions. ...

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  43. DEBATE IN SYDNEY.

    At the Wesleyan Conference a vote was taken on the resolution in favor of Methodist Union, the result being that the division was ...

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  44. KALGOORLIE RACE MEETING.

    A large number of people are in Kalgoorlie for the races to-morrow. Numerous improvements have been effected to the course, which is ...

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  45. THREATENED WAR AT SAMOA.

    A letter from Apia dated February 18, states that the Samoan Islands are on the eve of war with the outlying provinces of Aana ...

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  46. MELBOURNE HARBOR TRUST.

    The Harbor Trust has resolved to take action, probably in July next, to dispose of its extra plant, which consists of five dredges, two ...

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  47. GREECE AGAIN WARNED.

    The powers have now warned Greece that coercion will be resorted to if her fleet and troops are not withdrawn from Crete within ...

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  48. GREAT BOULDER CRUSHING.

    The Great Boulder fortnightly crushing was as follows :—720 tons, yielding 2,173oz.. or an average of over 3oz. to the ton. ...

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  49. A WATER SUPPLY STRUCK.

    A further supply of fresh has been struck in the Boulder View Consols at Mount Robinson. about seven miles from Kalgoorlie ...

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  50. SALE OF A GUNBOAT.

    The gunboat Albert, without armament, was submitted for sale to-day, and bought for £1,400. The boat originally cost £19,000. ...

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  51. QUEENSLAND ARTILLERY.

    Lieutenant Edward Henry Willis, Royal Artillery, who was appointed sub-lieutenant in 1890 and lieutenant in 1893. has been ...

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  52. SIR J. LEE STEERE IN ADELAIDE.

    Sir James Lee Steere, with his wife and daughter, arrived in the Melbourne express this morning, and without stopping in Adelaide ...

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  53. BENIN EXPEDITION.

    Her Majesty the Queen has for warded her thanks to the officers and men who have successfully completed an expedition against ...

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  54. CYANIDE WORKS AT PETERSBURG.

    The foundation-stone of the Government cyanide works at Petersburg was laid to-day by the Commissioner for Lands in the ...

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  55. GOTHENBURG SYSTEM.

    Mrs. Meissner has been granted a licence for a hotel at Renmark on the Gothenburg system. ...

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  56. IN BRISBANE.

    The annual Wesleyan Conference commenced to-day, when the Rev. Charles Stead was elected president. ...

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