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  2. BACK FROM ENGLAND MR., M'GOWEN RETURNS.

    Mr. J. S. T. M'Gowen, the Premier of New South Wales, arrived in Brisbane on Saturday by the Zealandia, on his return journey, from the Coronation celebrations. ...

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  3. THE MISSING WOMAN.

    Great activity was manifested yesterday and to-day by detectives in their search for Mary Davies, the young womans whom Dr. Samuel Peacock is charged with having murdered. ...

    Article : 530 words
  4. THE LITHGOW FIGHT. THREAT OF MURDER.

    Lithgow Valley is still in the throes of the most serious industrial upheaval in its history. Business is paralysed. The streets are full of strikers. The ironworks are ...

    Article : 432 words
  5. THE COMING NEGRO.

    Dr. Karl Kumm, well known African explorer, geographer, and scientist, is at present on a short visit to Tasmania, visiting relatives. He arrived from the Cape by the ...

    Article : 333 words
  6. LABOUR UNREST. SOUTH WALES MINERS.

    The proposed minimum wage conference of South Wales miners has been abandoned on the ground that, although twothirds of the replies received were ...

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  7. STORY OF THE WRECK. FIFESHIRE DISASTER.

    Reuter's Marseilles correspondent reports that 23 survives of the week of the Fifeshire have arrived there on board the Union Castle steamer Goth. ...

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  8. "STAND FIRM!" GERMAN EXCITEMENT.

    Several noisy anti-British meetings have been held in Berlin and other places. The German Emperor was wildly cheered in the streets of Berlin. ...

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  9. THE CADETS.

    A messenger from the Colonial Office brought a letter to Major Wynne as the Demosthenes was leaving the dock yesterday stating that the King approved of a ...

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  10. "MABON'S" WARNING.

    "Mahon"—Mr. W. Abraham, M.P., treasurer of the Miners' Federation of Great Britain-has warned the South Wales miners that if they strike they will ...

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  11. M. CAMBON ILL.

    Owing to Hie Indisposition of M. Jules Cambon, the French Ambassador, the Moroccan conversations have been postponed till Monday. ...

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  12. IN UNITED STATES.

    Mr. Kruttschnitt, the general manager of the Darriman railway lines, yesterday met the representatives of the Employees' Federation, who demanded full union ...

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  13. THE TRIPLE ENTENTE.

    M. de Selves, Minister for Foreign. Affairs, received M. Isvolsky and Sir Francis Bertie, the Russian and British Ambassadors, yesterday. ...

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  14. SMALLPOX IN PORT.

    The lady passenger by the steamer Van Linschoten, who is suffering from smallpox, was reported to be slightly improved yesterday. The case is a bad one, however. The ...

    Article : 278 words
  15. BOURSES DEPRESSED.

    The Continental bourses are depressed. ...

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  16. FOOD RIOTS. VIOLENCE IN FRANCE.

    There have been further food riots in St. Quentin. Several butchers' shops were wrecked yesterday, and six policemen were injured in attempting to check the mob. ...

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  17. THE KIEL REVIEW.

    There will be 1200 officers and 30,000 men afloat at the Kiel review on Tuesday. ...

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  18. A BELGIAN STRIKE.

    Flax-spinuers, to the number of 2500, have struck owing to the mill-owners proposing to work short time. ...

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  19. DEFENDING THE ENGINE-ROOM

    When the riot broke out on Tuesday night, and the employees were besieged in the engineroom, the local police hurried to the scene, and for eight hours stood with ...

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  20. SPY SCARE. PRECAUTIONS IN ENGLAND.

    Owing to the spy scare extra precautions have been taken to guard the Government magazine at Southampton. Several suspected foreign spies at ...

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  21. MOTOR CAR AND BICYCLE.

    A collision occurred between a motor car and a cyclist on the Pitts water-road, Manly, on Saturday night, as a result of which Norman Hall, a young married man living nt ...

    Article : 277 words
  22. "A GREAT VICTORY."

    In response to a cable asking for information concerning the position of the London dockers, the following reply was read at the Waterside Workers' Conference from Mr. Ben ...

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  23. HOSTILE SAVAGES.

    Five of the Fifeshire's crew have reached Plymouth. They state that after the vessel struck there was no panic, the women and ...

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  24. SOUTH AFRICAN MAIL CONTRACT.

    The conditions of the new mail contract demand a quicker service, adequate cold storage, and fixed maximum rates for perishable goods. Precautions have been taken ...

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  25. CONCLUSIVE PROOF.

    The "Portsmouth News" states that the strengthening of the guards at the magagines is the outcome of an English officer's wager, that he could enter a magazine in ...

    Article : 73 words
  26. SPREADING IN BELGIUM.

    The dear-food riots are spreading in Belgium. Three thousand women at Hautmont, Department of the Nord, France, made a ...

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  27. UNIONISTS' MASS MEETING.

    A very large meeting in connection with the strike held last night was addressed by Messrs. Cann and Dooley, Ms.L.A., and others. The attendance was nearly 1500, and the ...

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  28. RISE IN SUGAR.

    Referring to the latest rise in the price of sugar, the Federal Attorney-General, Mr. Hughes, on Saturday said: "I am having full irquiry made info the whole question of the ...

    Article : 120 words
  29. ENGLISH CRICKET. COUNTY MATCH ITEMS.

    Playing for Middlesex against Surrey, at Lords, F. A. Tarrant scored 68 and 89, and J. T. Hearne took six wickets for 40. J. Sharp, the Lancashire professional, ...

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  30. AERONAUTICS. DRIVEN TO DEATH.

    Mr. Frisble, an airman, fell 100ft while giving an exhibition flight, yesterday. The motor crashed his left side, and he died in a few minutes. ...

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  31. GOOD LUCK TO ENGLAND.

    The Premier of Victoria (Mr. Murray) stated in an interview that Great Britain's most urgent problem was connected with child life in the more squalid parts of the ...

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  32. THE SCHULTZ CASE.

    Urgent steps are being taken at Southampton to secure the trial of Mr. Schultz, a British subject, arrested at Hamburg in March last on a charge of espionage. The ...

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  33. "AWFUL."

    In reference to the complaints that had been made by immigrants, Captain Gordon, of the steamer Durham, in the course of an interview, said that before they left England ...

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  34. A TRAGIC PICNIC.

    A freight steamer ran down a launch, containiug a pleasure party, in Maurnec Bay yesterday. Seven out of the eight occupants of the launch were drowned. ...

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  35. AN OFFICIAL'S RESIGNATION.

    Surprise has been occasioned in official circles by the sudden resignation of the Protector in the Northern Territory, Dr. Basedow, the news of which was telegraphed from ...

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  36. A LONG FLIGHT.

    M. Fourney, at the Bue Aerodrome yesterday, remained in the air for 11½ hours, and during that time travelled 450½ miles. ...

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  37. KINGLY EQUIPMENT.

    In the course of his speech at the opening of the Bakers' Exhibition yesterday, Sir George Reid, High Commissioner for Australia, referring to a recent description ...

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  38. INDEX. NEWS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 167 words
  39. AN ENGLISH FEAT.

    Mr. Hucks aeroplaned from Westonsuper-Mare, in Somerset, to Cardiff, circled the Town Hall there, and returned to Weston. ...

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  40. WHARF-LABOURERS INVOLVED.

    Delegates from the men on strike in Lithgow arrived in Sydney last week, one of their objects being to secure the assistance of the Wharf-labourers' Union. The delegates had ...

    Article : 92 words
  41. AUSTRALIAN TOUR.

    The meeting of the committee appointed by the Board of Control to prepare the programme of matches for the English cricket tour met last night. The programme was ...

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  42. A BALLOONIST'S FATE.

    At Lakewood Park, a local pleasure resort, yesterday, a daring young aeronaut gave a pyrotechnic display from the car of his balloon, and then descended by means ...

    Article : 64 words
  43. WHERE ARE THE ENGINEERS?

    Difficulty is being experienced by the Postal authorities in obtaining a qualified and efficient electrical engineer to undertake the work which is required in the telegraph and ...

    Article : 153 words
  44. FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.

    Earl Carrington, President of the Board of Agriculture, is appointing a departmental committee, including representatives of the leading agricultural societies, ...

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  45. IRISH GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

    In the final of the Irish open amateur championship, which was played on the Portmarnock links, Lionel O. Munn, holder of the title, defeated the Hon. Michael ...

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  46. ENGINEDRIVERS OUT.

    With the exception of one man, all the members of the Engine-drivers and Firemen's Union have now left their work at Lithgow. At the beginning of the trouble, ...

    Article : 132 words
  47. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 181 words
  48. DOCTORS' DEMANDS.

    Something approaching a deadlock has bean reached in connection with the medical examination of junior cadets. Medical associations have taken objection to their members ...

    Article : 172 words
  49. FATALITIES IN FRANCE.

    Lieutenant de Grailly was flying at a height of 1500 feet near Troyes yesterday when his motor exploded. The aeroplane somersaulted several times and the petrol ...

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  50. PRESIDENT TAFT.

    At Longbeach, California, Senator Clapp, one of the leaders in the Progressive Republican party, speaking to an interviewer, declared that President Taft was peevish, ...

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  51. A POLITICAL RUMOUR.

    It is persistently rumoured at O'Connell, in the Blayney electorate, that Mr. G. S. Beeby (Minister for Public Instruction), will not again woo the doctors of Blayney, but ...

    Article : 69 words
  52. LOW SIDE OF UNIONISM.

    "Some of the tactics of the socialistic element here are too contemptible for words," said Mr. Hoskins this morning. "Yesterday they took refuse from some of the houses and ...

    Article : 218 words
  53. BAKERS' EXHIBITION.

    Sir George Reid formally opened the Bakers' Exhibition, at which New South Wales, Western Australia, and South Australia hae attractive displays, and he ...

    Article : 129 words
  54. TO-DAY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 143 words
  55. SLAUGHTER OF HORSES.

    A Charters Towers wire states that the arrest was made on Friday of James Henry Wells, a selector, near Gainsford station, and Thomas Marsden, in Wells' employ, but ...

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  56. CLERGYMAN DROWNED.

    The Rev. G. W. Lestor, a Methodist Minister, at Wynyard, was drownod on Friday while bathing. Deceased, who came from Victoria, leaves a widow and daughter. ...

    Article : 87 words
  57. RECIPROCITY.

    Much indignation has been aroused in political circles owing to the discovery that the Hearst Newspaper Syndicate is circulating in Canada pro-reciprocity articles, ...

    Article : 83 words
  58. MOTOR CAR BURNED.

    A motor-car belonging to Mr. P. J. Meyor, solicitor, was burned as he was returning yesterday afternoon with his two children from Bungendore. ...

    Article : 75 words
  59. COTTAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE.

    A four-roomed unoccupied cottage in the Carrington Park, off King's-road, Rockdale, was destroyed by fire last night. ...

    Article : 23 words
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