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ERUPTION IN NEW ZEALAND.
The "Mangeweka Settler" (N.S.) of April 18. which arrived in Sydney by this morning's mail, published the following:—"Taihepe,—Two big eruptions of Mount Ruapehu took place last ...
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MASKS AND FACES.
There was nothing very novel in the procession connected with the University Comment ration to-day. The undergrads assembled in strong force within the University grounds at a ...
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LATE CABLE NEWS.
LONDON, Friday Eveningi.—The Colonial Conference is to-day dealing with the question of the Court of Appeal. ...
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The Double Income Tax.
LONDON, Friday Evening.—Mr. Deakin and Sir Joseph Ward to-day saw the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr.Asquith) and a dozen Treasury experts, and discussed ...
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LECTURE ON IMMIGRATION.
Mr. H. C. L. Anderson, director of the New South Wales Intelligence Department, delivered an interesting: lecture on one immigration work of the State in Great Britain, at the ...
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CLAIM AGAINST SHIP'S CAPTAIN.
The Newcastle Wharf Laborers' Union was the claimant in a matter before the Arbitration Court, in which the union summoned Captain Morgan, master of the ship Leyland Brothers, ...
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The Naval Subsidies.
LONDON, Friday Evening.—-he Admiralty regards submarines as weapons of extraordinary effectiveness for the defence of ports, and is disposed to allocate a ...
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The New German Loan.
LONDON, Friday Evening.—The German loan of £20,000,000 at 4 per cent.,issued at a minimum of 99, was subscribed 45 times over. ...
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MR. M'ILRATH'S DISAPPEARANCE.
Mr. Martin M'llrath, who has gone to China for the purpose of making inquiries about his brother, Mr. Hugh M'llrath, who has been missing for some months, cabled to another brother ...
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DEATH OF M.LEON HOUREUX.
The death is announced of M. Leon Houreux, at the Rock Lily Hotel, a few miles from Manly, at the age of 63. He had been ill for some time. M. Houreux was an ...
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THE RIFLE TEAM FOR AUSTRALIA.
LONDON, Friday Evening.—The Corporation of the City of London lias voted 100 guineas towards a rifle team for Australia. ...
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MR. BENT IN LONDON.
LONDON, Friday Evening.—Mr Sent arrived in London yesterday, and was met at Paddington Station by Mr. J. W. Taverner, the Victorian Agent-General. ...
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TURF NOTES.
Owners and trainers should bear in mind that entries close on Monday for the meeting which takes place at Warwick Farm oh May 11. The items on the programme are:—Hurdle ...
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NOTES.
The member of the Labor Council who has put in a plea for regulating the hours of work of the cab horse has, there need be no question, the sympathy of horses, and would hear ...
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EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND.
LONDON, friday Evening.—Mr.W. P. Reeves, High Commissioner for New Zealand, states that during the year ending March 31, 3712 emigrants Were Sent to New Zealand under ...
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Coal Lumpers' Trouble.
A further development has taken place in connection with the dispute between the Sydney Coal Lumpers Union and the Sydney Steam Collier Owners and Coal Stevedores' ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN ARBITRATION ACTS.
LONDON, Friday Evening.—Mr. Deakin attended a reception of all the active social reformers in England and gave details of tie Working of the Victorian Wages Board and ...
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UNCLE SAM'S SOLDIERS.
MANY people, Australians perhaps among them, believe that the United States possesses no regular army; or, at least, none beyond the few regiments of cavalry found ...
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THEATRICAL RECEPTION.
LONDON, Friday Evening.—Sir Charles Wyndham the lessee and manager of the Criterion Theatre, organised a theatrical reception to the colonial Premier's and ...
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LUCK
What men call "luck" is a very potent factor in human affairs. To be sure, the ancients and the moderns alike have recognised that behind "luck" is something very different ...
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THE CADET MOVEMENT.
The half-yearly parade of Western Cadets took place at Bathurst on Friday, when over 866 cadets attended from Blayney, Orange. Millthorpe, Kelso Miltown, and local schools. ...
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A GERMAN GOVERNOR REFRIMANDED.
LONDON, Friday Evening.—The Imperial Diselp[?]ltary Court has reprimanded Herr von Put[?]kamer, Governor of the Cameroo for interfering with justice participating in trading ...
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BOXING.
Minter ana Kellar will Contest the best of 20 rounds at the Gaiety Club to-night. As a Preliminary there will be the best, of a 20 rounds go between Arigo and Maniwell, so that ...
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THE MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Friday.—The open market rate of discount for three months bills 1s 7-16d per cent. The Bank of England rate remains at 4 pre cent. Consols are is ...
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