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  2. THE PREMIER AND MR. VOSPER.

    During the debate in committee on the Re-appropriation Bill in the Legislative Assembly last evening, Mr. Vosper sought to have an item relating to the ...

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  3. THE SOUDAN WAR.

    The Emperor William of Germany was present on Sunday at the camp service which was held in the Waterloo Platz, Hanover. ...

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  4. INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND.

    This evening at St. George's Hall, a public meeting will be held in connection with the Victoria Institute and Industrial School for the Blind. The ...

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  5. CHINA.

    The London "Times" of this morning states that Russia is employing 14,000 coolies to construct a railway connecting Neuchwang with the main southern ...

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  6. LIST OF CASUALTIES.

    The total number of casualties among the Anglo-Egyptian forces is:—Killed, 3 officers and 43 privates; wounded, 21 officer and 312 privates. ...

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  7. PRODUCE EXPORT.

    During the week ended to-day, the Produce Department received 2,760 gallons of wine, 435 carcases of lambs, and 11.652 rabbits, for export. ...

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  8. THE ALLUVIAL DISPUTE.

    Mr. Parsons asked the Colonial Secretary in the Legislative Council yesterday in following questions, and received the replies annexed:—(1) Was ...

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  9. MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

    The head and portion of the trunk of a man have been discovered lying near a burning tree at the station of Mr. D. Joss, a mile from the railway ...

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  10. MONUMENT TO EXPLORERS.

    The monument to Wells sad Jones, the explorers, who died in Western Australia, has been taken over from contractors by the trustees of the deceased. ...

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  11. KIAO-CHAU A FREE PORT.

    Kiao-chau has been proclaimed a free port by the German Government. ...

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  12. FATAL ACCIDENT.

    William Robins, a farmer, started from Bendigo for the residence some miles out, with four sheep in a waggon. He was found on the road about four ...

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  13. AMERICA AND SPAIN.

    The Governor of the Philippines reports that 60,000 troops and a naval squadron are necessary for the restoration of the Spanish sovereignty in the ...

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  14. CRICKET.

    The second match at the Hastings festival was between the team which Mr. Stoddart took to Australia in 187 and the rest of England. It began to-day. ...

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  15. RAILWAY CARRIAGE LIGHTING.

    The Commissioner for Railways states that shortly all railway carriages will be lighted with the Pintsch gas. ...

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  16. WOMAN'S FRANCHISE.

    A large deputation from the Women's Franchise League waited on the President and members of the Legislative Council to-day, and asked them whether ...

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  17. RAILWAY TRAFFIC.

    Though the coming harvest is expected to be heavy, the Railway Department considers that with proper mutual arrangements it can cope with the traffic ...

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  18. FURNITURE TRADE.

    Last night a meeting of employes in the furniture trade was held at the Australian Hotel. It was called for the purpose of discussing a proposal to increase ...

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  19. MR. VOSPER'S QUERIES.

    When the Legislative Assembly met yesterday afternoon, Mr. Vosper gave notice that the he would ask the Attorney General on the next day the following ...

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  20. THE KHALIFA'S ESCAPE.

    The Khalifa, who escaped from Omdurman as Sir H. H. Kitchener entered the town, was escorted by 150 fighting men, and the party is apparently ...

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  21. PERSONAL.

    Captain T. S. Marshall, who was in charge of the Victorian rifle team which competed at the Bisley meeting, will return, to Australia in the R.M.S. ...

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  22. FIVE-MILE CREEK MYSTERY.

    A detective is making inquires with a view to discovering the identity of the remains founds at 5-Mile Creek, near Bendigo. He interviewed Henry James ...

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  23. SHOT HIMSELF DEAD.

    At the inquest on the body T. S. Marshall, who was killed at Port German, medical evidence was given to the effect that the revolver wound on the ...

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  24. DETAILS OF THE PLAY.

    W. G. Grace was caught by Mason in the slips off the bowling of T. Richardson for a faultless innings of 58. The champion was at the wickets for ...

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  25. MR. C. H. BROOKS.

    Mr. C. H. Brooks, one of the founders of the Licensed Victuallers' Association, who was seized with a paralytic stroke on Sunday, is still unconscious. ...

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  26. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The Broken Hill Fire Brigade will disband at the end of the month unless the Underwriters' Association of South Australia will offer a more liberal ...

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  27. PEACE OF EUROPE.

    On Sunday last, many references were made by the clergy, especially in the Nonconformist places of worship, to the proposal of the car of Russia for a ...

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  28. ENTHUSIASM IN LONDON.

    The news of the British victory at Omdurman was received with much enthusiasm in London. Large crowds assembled in ...

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  29. BAPTIST UNION.

    At the annual meeting of the Baptist Union to-day it was reported that the fonds, although weak, were improving. It was stated that half the ...

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  30. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

    A man named Augustus Pade was caught in an automatic feeder at the Broken Hill Proprietary mine to-day. He sustained a broken armand ...

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  31. OPINION OF THE POPE.

    The Pope is of opinion that international arbitration is preferable to the Czar's proposal for a general disarmament. ...

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  32. SURRENDER OF THE DERVISHES.

    The whole of the Khalifa's army has surrendered to Sir H. H. Kitchener. The Khalifa himself was pursued for thirty miles from Omdurman, but the ...

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  33. GOVERNMENT STUD FARM.

    The Government proposes to lease a portion of Kirkham for the central Government stud stock breeding farm. It is proposed to send the whole of the ...

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  34. VICTORIA.

    A large number of small parcels of wedding cake passing to Victoria by post from Western Australia, through faulty packing have damaged the mails. ...

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  35. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Lady Grey, the wife of Sir George Grey, K.C.B. (Lady Grey, who has been described as "a shy, shrinking old lady, with a ...

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  36. THE DUDLEY COLLIERY.

    Work will be resumed on Monday in the Dudley Colliery, which has been idle since the explosion in March last. ...

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  37. AN IMPRESSIVE SERVICE.

    An impressive service was held on the steps of the palace in Khartoum, where General Gordon was slain. The Egyptian flag was hoisted and ...

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  38. MARINE COLLISIONS.

    A collision took place in Darling Harbor to-day between a Newcastle steamer Namoi and the collier Currajong. Both were damaged, the latter seriously. ...

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  39. A MOTHER'S SUICIDE.

    Mrs. Catherine Haliday committed suicide by hanging herself near Bendigo. She had been depressed lately, on account of the death of her son in Western ...

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  40. THE DREYFUS AFFAIR.

    Madame Dreyfus has appealed for a fresh, trial of her husband, in view of the disclosures made by the late Colonel Henry. ...

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  41. SHIPPING.

    Arrivals.—Steamer Karlsahe,3,966 tons, and steamer Yarrawonga, 2,555 tons. Departures.—For Sydney—Steamer Port Denison, 2,188t tons. For ...

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  42. PATRIOTIC POLITICIAN.

    Mr. F. Clarke, the member for Hastings and Manleay, has resigned in favor of Mr. Edmund Barton. Speaking at Kempsey Mr. Clarke said that without ...

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  43. DIVORCE COURT.

    In the Divorce Court to-day in the case of Charles Cardow v. Margaret Cardow, Michael Murphy, the co-respondent, was imprisoned for giving ...

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  44. CHINESE GAMBLING.

    In the City Police Court to-day seven Chinese were each fined £10, with costs, in default six weeks' imprisonment, for having sold lottery tickets. ...

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  45. QUEENSLAND.

    Mr. J. V. Chataway has returned from Sydney. He states that the alteration of the tick quarantine boundaries will mean the release of upwards of 2,000,000 ...

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  46. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

    John Slattery, 26 years of age, was by a fall of earth. He was forming a footpath at the foot of a high ...

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  47. OCCUPATION OF KHARTOUM

    Though Khartoum is in complete rains, it is considered preferable to Omdurman as a camping ground for the troops. ...

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  48. CAVAIGNAC'S SUCCESSOR.

    M. Zurlindee has been appointed to succeed M. Cavaignac, who preferred to resign his position as Minister of War rather than consent to a revision of the ...

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  49. INTERCOLONIAL.

    Lord Kilmorey has paid the sun of £25,000 into the Treasury, the deposit required at the approximate expenditure of £2,000,000 in connection with ...

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  50. R.M.S OROTAVA.

    The R.M.S. Orotava, which left Melbourne to-day, took £20,000 on account of the National Bank of Australia for London, and £5,000 on account of the ...

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  51. GLADSTONE'S WILL.

    The value of the estate of the late W. E. Gladstone has been proved at £60,000. ...

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  52. AN ARTFUL ALIEN.

    News received from Thursday Island states that tow Japanese passengers arrived in the steamer. Omi Maru. One woman had no passport, and was refused ...

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  53. CONTINENTAL OPINION.

    He newspapers on the continent of Europe acknowledge that the Sirdar has gained a brilliant and decisive victory. The French, journals express a fear ...

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  54. THE RAILWAYS.

    The annual report of the Railway Department was presented to-day. The revenue for the year was £7,038. The amount ...

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  55. STATEMENT BY MR. MORAN.

    Mr. Moran told one of our representatives last night that the trial of Mr. Burke for contempt of court in having disobeyed the warden's order by having ...

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  56. DAIRYING INDUSTRY.

    At a meeting of the Dairying Board this afternoon, the services of Mr. Thomson, the dairy instructor, who was engaged for twelve months, were ...

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  57. Advertising

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  58. HONOR FOR THE SIRDAR.

    Major-General H. H. Kitchener, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., is to receive the freedom of the city of London in recognition of his brilliant victory. ...

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  59. EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

    Telegrams received from various parts of the colony state that earthquake shocks have occurred. At Healesville there were slight shocks, but at ...

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  60. PHOTOGRAPHY. SDFKDJFKJDKFFDJFJDFJK PHOTOGRAPHY.

    Successful experiments have been made in photography gaslight. The best results were obtained on wet nights, or, when it was possible to obtain it ...

    Article : 51 words
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