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NEWS BY CABLE.
LONDON, February 22, 4.5 p.m.—In the German Reichstag yesterday, Prince Hohenlohe, the Chancellor of the Empire, refused to repeal the arbitrary powers given, to the Government ...
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CAPTAIN SUMMERBELL.
Another old identity in shipping circles, in the person of Captain Thomas Summerbell, passed away this morning. Death occurred suddenly at his residence, 10 Fitzroy-street, North Sydney, ...
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BREVITIES.
The Customs revenue received in Sydney, yesterday was £4948. Alderman David See lias been elected Mayor of Maclean for the sixth time. ...
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MERE ABUSE.
From time to time during the progress of the present war, mention lias been made by the Sydney press of the orders which have been "placed" in Australasia for the supply of food and forage ...
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BRITAIN AND PERSIA.
LONDON, February 22.—The British Government has invited the Shah of Persia to visit England. ...
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OBITUARY.
LONDON, February 22, 4.5 p.m.—The death is announced of Dr. Piazzi Smyth, the well-known astronomer, at the age of .81. (Charles Piazzi Smyth, LLD., F.R.A.S., F.R. ...
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'Bus-drivers Beware.
Before his Honor Judge Gibson, in the District Court on Thursday, Christina Johnston, 19, brought an action again William H. Taylor, 'bus proprietor, for £50, as compensation for ...
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THAT CABLE.
Discussion on the question of the comparative merits of the different cable systems proposed seems to be approaching an entanglement as bitter as that appalling question as to which year is ...
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WILLIAM-STREET CABLE TRAM.
Recently Mr. P. E. Quinn, M.L.A., suggested that in view of the inadequacy of the cable tram service to cater for the public travelling from Darlinghurst to the at the busy hours of the ...
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MR. HENRY TRAILL.
LONDON, February 22.—The death is announced of Mr. Henry Duff Traill, D.C.L., the well-known journalist, and editor of "Literature," aged 58. (Mr. Henry Duff Traill, the sixth and youngest ...
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INDIAN FAMINE FUND.
LONDON, February 22.—Mr. Eutter Clarke has contributed £100 to the Indian Famine Fund. ...
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THE PATRIOTIC SPORTS.
Mr. D. J. M'Lean, honorary treasurer to the committee of the patriotic sports held on Wednesday at the Agricultural Ground, states that the gate money taken amounted to £1146 Os 9d. This ...
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AMERICAN WHEAT.
LONDON, February 22.—The visible supply of American wheat, according to "Bradstreet's," amounts to 85,750,000 bushels. ...
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DEBT-COLLECTORS.
The ingenious devices of debt-collectors are almost unlimited and inexhaustible. That they are compelled sometimes to resort to queer methods in order to cope with the elusive and ...
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N.Z. MIDLAND RAILWAY.
LONDON, February 22.—The "Times" hopes that now the New Zealand Government's legal position has been vindicated, Mr. Seddon will allay the ill-feeling of the innocent debenture ...
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RETURNED TO PORT.
The French steamer St. Pierre, which left Sydney last evening for Noumea, returned to port this morning. On inquiry by a "News" reporter as to the cause of her putting back, the agents, ...
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THE RIVAL CABLES.
LONDON, February 22.—Mr. W. Mulock, the Canadian Postmaster-General, declares that if the proposed concessions to the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company are granted the success ...
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YOUTHFUL STRIKERS.
NEWCASTLE, Friday.—About thirty-five youngsters employed at Arnott's Biscuit Factory demanded an increase of wages. On being refused, they immediately knocked off work and left the ...
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The body of a newly-born male infant was found on Thursday evening in a paddock near Ferry-road, Glebe. A bazaar in aid of the Union Church, Cathcart, ...
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NEWS OF BATTLE.
DURING the past few days the exact whereabouts of General Cronje and the course of the movements against him by the troops of Lord Roberts have been the subject of much conjecture. Had ...
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OWNERS WANTED.
Detective-sergeant M'Lean and Constable Malone, of No. 1 Police Station, Clarence-Street, require an owner for a gold "buckle" pin, and a pair of gold-rimmed folding eye-glasses, supposed ...
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DB. FREDERIC BELL.
At the Centenary Hall Dr. Frederic Bell, who is described as America's Original Song Lecturer, Prince of Orators, and Apostle of Truth and Liberty, will deliver a course of popular. Sunday ...
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