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  2. CLOSER SETTLEMENT.

    Mr. W. S. Moore, Ministor for Lands, arrived at Tamworth on Tuesday evening, accompanied by his secretary, Mr. O'Keefe, and Mr. H. A. Har[?] chief inspector, Department ...

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  3. GREAT AEROPLANE RACE.

    The flight from London to Manchester is accomplished, and the "Daily Mail's" £10,000 prize, long on offer, has been won by M. Paulhan, after one of the most dramatic episodes ...

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  4. "BLOCK VOTING."

    Sir Joseph Carruthers paid a visit last night to the annual conference of the Liberal and Reform Association, and in acknowledgment of the cordial greeting given him he touched ...

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  5. THE LATE KING.

    It is officially stated that King Edward bequeathed his racing and breeding studs to King George, who will carry them on on the same lines as his late Majesty. ...

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  6. SOUTH AFRICAN UNION.

    General Botha has provisionally completed the task of forming a Ministry for the new South African Union. The names will not be announced until ...

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  7. SHIPPING DISASTERS.

    The German barque Vin[?] bound from Hamburg for Mexico, came into collision with and sank the steamer Skerryvore, 3371 tons, from Villa Ricos for Rotterdam, ...

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  8. SPANISH BOMB OUTRAGE.

    The thrower of the bomb at the monument erected in Madr[?] in memory of the victims of the outrage at King Alfonso's wedding has been identified as Taborelli, ...

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  9. PEACE CONFEDERATION.

    M. Lovlind, President of the Nobel Prize Commitee, of Christiania, accepts the statement of the "Matin" that the German Emperor, in conversing in London with M. ...

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  10. PERIOD OF MOURNING.

    Their Majesties King George, Queen Mary, and the Queen Mother desire, in order that trade may not suffer, that full general mourning shall cease on June 17, ...

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  11. UNIONIST PARTY.

    A conference of the Progressive Party, held at Bloemfontein, resolved to form the Unionist party of South Africa. Dr. Jameson was unanimously elected leader of the ...

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  12. KING ALFONSO'S NARROW ESCAPE.

    There are indications that when a premature explosion of his bomb occurred in Madrid, Taborelli was on his way to the railway station, hoping to meet King ...

    Article : 91 words
  13. THE QUEEN MOTHER.

    Queen Alexandra received in audience to-day Mr. Roosevelt and Lord Strathcona (High Commissioner for Canada) simultancously with Sir George Reid (High ...

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  14. RIVER STEAMER SUNK.

    The steamer Frank Goodyear sank in Thunder Bay River, Michigan (U.S.A.), after a collision, and 10 people were drowned. ...

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  15. NICARAGUAN REVOLT.

    A New York telegram says that the Nicaraguan gunboat Arenus has sunk the revolutionary gunboat Omottope, and 100 rebels were drowned. ...

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  16. EMPIRE DAY.

    The schools throughout Groat Britain to-day sang the "Recessional Hymn," and read Kipling's new poem, "The Dead King." ...

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  17. THE ROYAL PRINCES.

    The Duke of Cornwall and Prince Alberl have returned to Dartmouth Naval College and Osborne Naval College respectively. ...

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  18. MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY.

    Messages of sympathy were received yesterday at State Government House from the following:—The Linnean Society of New South Wales, the Hotel, Club, ...

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  19. CORK NATIONALISTS.

    The Nationalist gathering at Cork is divided into hostile camps, one being the O'Brienites, or the All for Ireland League, and the other the Redmondites, or United ...

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  20. THE PEACE SOCIETY.

    The Pence Society hold a notable gathering at the Guildhall yesterday. Mr. A. Carnegie paid a war[?] tribute to King Edward. ...

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  21. IMPERIAL CADET MATCHES.

    Empire Day was celebrated quietly in England, and addresses to the schools were the leading feature. Earl ' Roberts and many others watched the Imperial cadet ...

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  22. ART GALLERY THEFT.

    The authorities of the art galleries of the Hermitage, St. Petersburg, have discovered that two paintings by Rembrandt, one by Murillo, and several other pictures ...

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  23. A PRINCE DEFRAUDED.

    It was reported in February last that one Lackensteen impersonating Mr. Frederick Vanderbilt had endorsed bills totalling £374,000, which Prince Joseph of ...

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  24. BRITISH BIRTH-RATE.

    The report of the Registrar-General for 1909 shows a decrease in the marriage rate, and that the lowest birth-rate is the lowest on record, viz., 25.6 per 1000 of the ...

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  25. THE "DAILY MAIL" CUP.

    The highest score so far for the "Daily Mall" Cup, is that of Granville Technical College (Sydney) Ri[?]le Club, with 816. Then comes Langport, (Somerset) with 812, ...

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  26. LIEUTENANT BOYD ALEXANDER.

    French Congo natives have murdered Lieutenant Boyd Alexander while on a hunting and natural history expedition. May 25. ...

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  27. EARLY MORNING ARREST.

    At 1 a.m. to-day Constables Hayes and M'Grath arrested a man in the pavilion of the bowling-green in Hyde Park, and charged him with breaking and entering. ...

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  28. REPAIRING A SACRILEGE.

    An archbishop, eight Polish bishops, 1000 priests, and 500,000 pilgrims assisted in the ceremony of recrowning the statue of the Holy Virgin in Pauline Convent, ...

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  29. BUTTER EXPORT TRADE.

    In criticising the report of Mr. Lockyer, commissioner, appointed by the Minister for Customs to inquire into the butter export trade, Mr. C. E. D. Meares, manager of the ...

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  30. KING EDWAED MEDAL.

    The King Edward Medal has been conferred on Mr. Evan Owen, under-manager of the Darran Pit, Glamorganshire, Mr. Edmund Davies, fireman, and Dr. Turner, ...

    Article : 72 words
  31. CHINESE CURRENCY.

    An Imperial edict issued at Peking establishes a standard dollar for the currency weighing 72 cadareeus ([?] grains), and subsidiary pieces of 50 cents, 25 cents, and ...

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  32. RIOTING IN CHANGSHA.

    Rioters have burnt the Lutheran Chapel and many dwellings in Chanchia, northwest of Changsha. It is believed that the missionaries had ...

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  33. DEATH SENTENCE RECORDED.

    In the Criminal Court to-day B[?]rt[?]e P[?] tice, l8, who was yesterday found guilty of an offence against a girl 16 years of age, at South Melbourne, on January 16, was brought ...

    Article : 143 words
  34. OPERATIC SINGER'S TRIALS.

    The trial of Karl Fol[?]er, operatic singer, on a charge of perjury, came to a somewhat painful conclusion at a late hour to-night in the Supreme Court, when the Jury failed to agree. ...

    Article : 137 words
  35. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    A demonstration in London of the "Flamen-killer," invented by Mr. Marten Hales, proved that the invention entirely eliminates the Hash at the muzzle of the rifle, ...

    Article : 177 words
  36. GERMAN-AUSTRALIAN STEAMERS.

    It is reported at Hamburg that the German-Australian steamship Company is negotiating for the construction of a 9000-ton (Dreadnought) vessel. This steamer will ...

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  37. AMERICAN TARIFF BOARD.

    The United States House of Representatives has reintroduced and voted the appropriation of £50,000 to pay the expenses of the Tariff Board. ...

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  38. PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY.

    Unless the oldest son of King George V. is proclaimed Prince of Wales before his birthday on June 23, the day will not be declared a public holiday by the State Ministry King ...

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  39. PEOPLE'S REFORM LEAGUE.

    The following resolution was carried at a meeting of the council of the People's Reform League yesterday:- "That, having regard to the fact that the ...

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  40. THE RUBBER MARKET.

    There is a relapse in the value of raw rubber. Buyers to-day offered is 6d per lb below last auctions, but sellers refused to accept. ...

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  41. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

    Herr Heineken, managing director of the North German L[?]oyd, is sailing by the steamer Prinz Regent Luitpold, and will visit the chief Australian ports in order to ...

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  42. VICTORIAN CIVIL SERVANTS.

    Instructions have been issued by the Premier for the State public offices to close half an hour earlier in the afternoons during the months of June, July, and August. It is ...

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  43. TELEPHONE RATES.

    It has been decided that the special accountants, Messrs. Percy Whitton and C. M Holmes, appointed to inquire into telephone accounts, shall not pursue the work of investigation ...

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  44. GOVERNMENT POLICY DEFENDED.

    At a dinner at the Caledonian Hotel tonight, at which he was the guest of the Mayor of Tamworth (Alderman Muthoaon), the Minister for Lands (Mr. Moore) made a spirited ...

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  45. THE DAVIS CUP.

    America will probably be unable to send a Davis Cup team to compete with England in July lo determine which country shall challenge Australia. ...

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  46. HANKAU RAILWAY LOAN.

    An agreement has been signed at Paris admitting the American group of capitalists to participation with British, French, and German groups in the ...

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  47. FRANCE AND GERMANY.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Standard" reports that France and Germany have entered into a commercial agreement of limited scope concerning tariff ...

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  48. THE ISLAMOUNT AGROUND.

    The vessel which was ashore on Troubridge shoal for three hours yesterday was the barque Islamount, bound from London to Port Adelaide with a general cargo. The vessel ...

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  49. THE TALLOW SALES.

    Al the sales of Australian and New Zealand tallow to-day 2017 casks were offered and 1137 were sold. Prices were:—Mutton, fine, 38s; medium, 35s; beef, one, 37s; medium, 34s 6d per ...

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