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  2. THE ROCKCHOPPERS.

    A deputation never met with a more sympathetic hearing than one from the rockchoppers and sewer miners of Sydney did from, the Premier yesterday, and a deputation never ...

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  3. FEDERAL REVENUE RETURNS.

    The buoyancy of the Federal revenue conThe monthly returns from the Customs and Excise Department and the Post and Telegraph Department, which were made ...

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  4. THE AMATEUR STATUS.

    On Thursday there was reported in the "Herald" the proposal which was submitted to the meeting of the New South Wales Amateur Athletic Association the night before, ...

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  5. LIBERAL APATHY.

    Mr. Deakin delivered telling speech at Ballarat to-night on the need for organisation as a preliminary to a successful political campaign. ...

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  6. PAYMENT OF MEMBERS.

    An extraordinary controversy is raging in the Transvaal Parliament whether mombers are entitled to £300 for the present session of about 16 days. The ...

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  7. ALBANIAN REVOLT.

    The Albanians have obstinately resisted the Turkish troops since Friday evening. It is officially stated that the Katcnanik defile has now been, cleared, and that the ...

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  8. AUSTRALIAN PROSPERITY.

    The "Financial Times" writes:—"The current year promises to be one of unusual prosperity for Australian enterprises, and it is becoming a question how to dispose ...

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  9. MAY DAY IN EUROPE.

    Owing to an overwhelming military display in Paris it was decided by the Confederation of Trades Unions not to hold a May Day celebration. ...

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  10. REBELS' GALLANT FIGHT.

    Shefket Turqut Pasha, the Commander-in-Chief of the Turkish forces in Albania, led in person the attack of 5000 men and three batteries on the Albanian position. ...

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  11. THE "WHITE SLAVE" TRAFFIC.

    The investigation by the Grand Jury of New York has fully established the revelations regarding the "white slave" traffic transmitted to Congress on December 10. ...

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  12. AERONAUTICS.

    It has transpired that M. Paulhan, during the last stage of his journey fiom London to Manchestei, encountered an air pocket, and his machine flew suddenly in ...

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  13. THE LONDON CELEBRATIONS.

    In London 40,000 socialists held a demonstration in Hyde Park. May 2. Two thousand children from 50 Socialist ...

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  14. BRITISH POLITICS.

    The Ear[?] of Crewe, Secretary of State for the Colonies, speaking at the Eighty Club, said that the Liberals would make an irreparable mistake it they threw a way ...

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  15. CYCLONE LN LOYALTY GROUP.

    Advices received yesterday from the Loyalty Group bring news of a terrific cyclone which devastated the islands towards the latter end of March. The report states that all the ...

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  16. THE LA MILO CASE.

    The trial of Percy Easton, motor car agent, La Milo, music hall performer, and Ferdinand Eggena, her husband, for obtaining £7000 worth of jewellery from Mr. ...

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  17. BIPLANE FEAT.

    Mr. Cecil Grace upon a short Wright biplane at Sheernoss flow 50 miles in 51 minutes. During the journey he attained an altitude of 1500ft. ...

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  18. THE PRICE OF BREAD.

    Sir,—New that the price of flour hag fallen considerably, and has an undoubted downward tendency, it is time someone put fairly before the public the extortionate manner in which ...

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  19. THE PARLIAMENTARY RECESS.

    Mr. Lloyd-George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P., are motoring together through France and Italy. ...

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  20. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Major-General Arthur Fitzroy Hart-Synnot, aged 65 years. [Major-General Hart-Synnot, who in the active portion of his carcer was better known ...

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  21. IN OTHER CITIES.

    The proceedings in Rome, Berlin, and Madrid were tranquil. May 2. Extraordinary precautions were taken in ...

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  22. FINGER-PRINTS.

    His Honor Mr. Justice Pring, in summing up in the case in which Robert Stephen Blackor was sentonced to death for wounding with intent to murder a Chinaman named Ah ...

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  23. HAITIAN PLOT FAILS.

    A Haitian plot was organised at Kingston, Jamaica, to depose General Simon, President of Haiti, and proclaim General Flrmin President. The plot, however, was ...

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  24. AMERICAN MEAT SHORTAGE.

    The Chicago correspondent of the "Pall Mall Gazette" states that the shortage of meat has brought the extract business to a standstill, and packers are working out ...

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  25. NEW YORK LIBEL ACTION.

    Mr. W. R. Hearst newspaper proprietor, of New York, is suing the "New York Times," claiming damages 300,000 dollars (£20,000) for publishing the speech of the ...

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  26. OPPORTUNITIES FOR AUSTRALIA.

    Mr. R. Crowe, Superintendent of Exports, expressed the view to-day that there was a bright future before the frozen meat trade of Australia. He pointed out that the ...

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  27. CITY COUNCIL VACANCIES.

    At the meeting of the P.L.L. executive committee last night. Labour candidates were endorsed for Cook and Denison wards in the City Council. Mr. M. Burke, who resigned his ...

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  28. LORD ISLINGTON'S AIMS.

    The tenants of the estates of Lord Islington, Governor-designate of New Zealand, at Hilmartin and Hartham, made him presentations. ...

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  29. THE DAVIS CUP.

    The match for the Davis Cup between the United States and British Isles will be played at Wimbledon. ...

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  30. COOK WARD.

    The town clerk, as returning officer, yesterday received the following nominations to fill the extraordinary vacancy in the representation for Cook Ward, in the City Council, ...

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  31. CONGO FREE STATE.

    King Albert, at the opening of the Colonial exhibition in Brussels on Saturday, foreshadowed reforms in the Congo, among which, were "the extension of a regime ...

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  32. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The International Hockey Board has decided that the tour to New Zealand is impracticable. MR. ROOSEVELT'S TOUR. ...

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  33. SOCIALIST PROPAGANDA.

    The Independent Labour parly is arranging for the holding of 2000 meetings weekly during the summer. Speakers will visit every town and village, and address ...

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  34. THE BELMORE SEAT.

    The executive committee of the P.L.L. last night selected Mr. P. J. Minahan (president of the P.L.L.) as the Labour candidate to contest the Belmore State seat, rendered. ...

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  35. THE THIRD DEGREE.

    Mr. Charles Klein's play, "The Third Degree," was produced at His Majesty's Theatre this evening, in the presence of a large audience. ...

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  36. MELBOURNE WIDOW'S CLAIM.

    The Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Hughes) was at the County Court to-day in the role of defendant, but the hearing of the case was postponed until August 1. ...

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  37. GERMAN-AUSTRALIAN COMPANY.

    The directors of the German-Australian Steamship Company, in the course of their annual report to the shareholders, copies of which were received by the mail delivered yesterday, ...

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  38. FATAL BOXING MATCH.

    T. M'Carthy, who was knocked out in a boxing contest at San Francisco by Owen Moran, of England, and subsequently died, fought it plucky fight, but he was ...

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  39. GERMAN DIPLOMAT IN EGYPT.

    Count H. von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg, German diplomatic agent and consul-general at Cairo, has been created an envoy extraordinary and minister ...

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  40. LEPERS RUN AMOK.

    Lepers on Robin Island, off Capetown, found a 64-gallon keg of rum washed on the beach. They consumed the liquor, and afterwards ran amok. ...

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  41. THE ESCAPEE POWELKA.

    Sensational evidence was given at Palmerston North to-day in a charge of robbery under arms against Powolka, who recently oscaped from custody. ...

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  42. DEATH BY MISADVENTURE.

    News was received at Beechworth on Saturday of the death by misadventure of a former Beechworth resident named Charles Allen, aged 29 years, whose wife and three children ...

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  43. STRIKE OF BEER-DRINKERS.

    A meeting of beer-drinkers held at Northam resolved to retrain from drinking beer or other liquor in any hotel at Northam until the price of beer is reduced to 3d a glass and ...

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  44. THE PARRAMATTA DRAFT.

    The draft of Australian seamen sent to England to take to Australia the torpedo boat destroyer Parramatta was heartily welcomed at the barracks at Portsmouth. ...

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  45. EXPLORATION OF CANADA.

    Sir E. H. Shackleton announces that after his Antarctic lectures are concluded he will settle in Montreal for four or five years and conduct expeditions for the ...

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  46. SHOCKING TUNNEL ACCIDENT.

    A sorious accident occurred at the Bealey end of the Otira tunnel, Midland railway works. A fill of earth buried ten men. Eight have been since recovered, four of ...

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  47. FOURTH FATALITY IN A MONTH.

    The death of M'Carthy is the fourth of its kind in the United States in a month. ...

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  48. LABOUR MEMBER'S PIQUE.

    Mr. Carr the Libour Federel member for Macquaric, when in town to-day was invited to express an opinion on politics. He took up the attitude of lefusing to be interviewed by ...

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  49. MILITARY FRICTION AT PERTH.

    The incident which caused friction at the North Fremantle fort during Lord Kitchener's visit has been investigated by the Military Board of Inquiry. ...

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  50. SOUTH AFRICAN UNION.

    Mr. Wolf Ehrlich, writing to "The Friend" newspaper, published in Bloemfonte[?]n, states that a South African National party is being formed under the ...

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  51. EMPIRE DAY.

    Eight thousand [?]mons have already been arranged to be pre[?]hed on the subject of Empire Day. ...

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  52. THE JEFFRIES-JOHNSON FIGHT.

    Methodist ministers in San Francisco have called a conference to force the Governor to intervene in respect to the Jef[?] fight. ...

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  53. TATHER FINES HIS SO[?].

    Al the St. Kilda Court on Friday, before Messrs. Stedeford (chairman) and Martin, Js,P., Horace G. Wimpole, Walter R. Shaw and John Charies Stedeford the las[?]med ...

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  54. DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.

    Mrs. Mary Cowland, who recently reached the ago of 100 years, died at her residence at [?] on Friday night. ...

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