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  2. PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.

    The Premiers' Conference met at 10 o'clock. and the President announced that he had telephoned to the Prime Minister, who had said he would attend the conference at 10.30 on ...

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  3. DEFENCE SCHEME.

    The annual reunion of G Company Infantry was held on Saturday night at the drill hall, Captain Holdorf presiding. Responding to the toast of his health, ...

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  4. POTATO PROHIBITION.

    The Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Graham, has informed the New South Wales Minister that he had been shown samples of Richmond River potatoes affected with Irish blight. ...

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  5. THE WARATAH.

    The Rennie liner Insizwa reports having passed four supposed bodies near the mouth of the Bashee River, about 110 miles north of East London. ...

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  6. EMPIRE DEFENCE.

    Mr. R. B. Haldane, Secretary of State for War, speaking at Bradford yesterday, in referring to the Imperial Defence Conference, said he was glad to be able to ...

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  7. NAVAL INQUIRY.

    The sub-committee of the Imperial Defence Committee, comprising Mr. Asquith (Prime Minister), Sir Edward Grey (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs), ...

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  8. THE CRICKET MATCH.

    The match between the Australians and an Eleven of England was continued at Blackpool this morning in brilliant sunshine, on a good wicket and in the presence ...

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  9. AUSTRALIAN NAVAL AFFAIRS.

    The Imperial Defence Conference committees are approaching the end of their deliberations. It is officially stated that arrangements ...

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  10. NO BODIES FOUND.

    The captain of the Insizwa on being interviewed stated that he had not the slightest doubt that the bodies he saw on the bench at Bashee River were those of ...

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  11. THE DOMINION'S CHANCE.

    The Cabinet has cabled to the Federnal Government and the Premiers of the Australian States asking whether the present juncture is not a suitable time to consider the question ...

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  12. TOTALISATOR DIVIDENDS.

    The totalisator received another splendid advertisement on Saturday, when three huge dividends were returned. Antiope paid £43 10s, All Colours £30 11s, and Orphan Girl, ...

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  13. BRITISH FINANCE BILL.

    In the House of Commons in Committee of the Whole last night, clause 14 of the Finance Bill, defining the meaning of "total value" and "site value" of land, was ...

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  14. SOUTH AUSTRALIA PROHIBITS.

    In connection with the disense in potatoes, a special meeting of the Executive Council yesterday issued a proclamation prohibiting the introduction of all solanaceous plants or ...

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  15. ORSOVA'S ACCOMMODATION.

    Mr. W. C. Angwin, M.L.A., who travelled third class per R.M.S. Orsova from England, considers that the food, attention, and general surroundings gave no cause for complaint. ...

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  16. BALLARAT GROWERS PROTEST.

    A meeting of the Bollarat district potatogrowers was held yesterday, and a motion was passed protesting against the admission into Victoria of Tasmanian potatoes affected ...

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  17. VARYING COMMENT.

    Though the "Times" considers that the report of the sub-committee lowers the public estimate of the judgment of Lord Charles Beresford, some Unionist ...

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  18. FURTHER SEARCH.

    H.M.S. Pandora will search the Aliwal shoal. A tug from Durban hus gone in search of the missing vessel. ...

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  19. PERTH SAVINGS BANK FRAUDS.

    Another £60 is missing from a depositor's account in the Government Savings Bank. It was obtained by the same methods as £200 withdrawn 12 months ago through the Sublaco ...

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  20. DEPARTMENT VIGILANT.

    The statement that Tasmanian potatoes had been sent on to Sydney from Victoria is not in any way discounted by the Department of Agriculture. The reports received from ...

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  21. SWIMMING THE CHANNEL.

    Holbein after being in the water 12 hours and covering 20 miles failed to swim the Channel owing to sickness. ...

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  22. AGENTS STILL HOPEFUL.

    The Sydney agents for Lund's Blue Anchor line, Messrs Gilchrist, Watt, and Sandorson, yesterday received a catle from the agents at Capetown as follows:— ...

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  23. WOMEN RESCUE DROWNING CHINESE.

    A Chinese carter was washed gown in the Beardy River yesterday. He attempted to cross the flooded stream. After being carried some distance he clung to a willow tree. Mrs. ...

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  24. LEAP FROM A BUILDING.

    Mr. James Kirkland, formerly grand secretary of the United Free Gardeners' Friendly Society, committed suicide on Friday night. Mr. Kirkland, who was 66 years of age, and ...

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  25. HARRY THAW'S CASE.

    The Judge has refused an appeal of Harry Thaw, the murderer of Stanford White, for release, on the ground that the prisoner is still irresponsible. ...

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  26. CARELESS SHOOTING.

    A remarkable escape from death was that of Mr. J. York, who happened to be standing at his door at 6 o'clock on Wednesday evening, when a Winchester pea-rifle bullet ...

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  27. IN FAVOUR OF BUDGET.

    Mr. H. H. Asquith, Prime Minister, speaking at Bletchley, Buckinghamshire, yesterday, said that he had some conception of the splendid character of the reception ...

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  28. THIRD DAY.

    The weather was dull at Blackpool to-day, and the wicket was in good condition. There was a moderate attendance. Buckenham and Jayes opened the bowling against ...

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  29. MELBOURNE INSURANCES.

    Mr. Thomas Lockwood, secretary of the United Insurance Company, stated yesterday that the total risk incurred by Melbourne underwriters in respect of, the Waratah's ...

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  30. A WOMAN SUFFOCATED.

    The clock in an upstairs bedroom of No. 1 Wreckyn-place, North Melbourne, stopped at 20 minutes past 2 o'clock this morning. The heat which caused the stoppage came from ...

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  31. STRIKE OF DOCKMEN.

    The Canadian Pacific Raliway dockmen at Fort William are on strike. During n riot nine persons were injured, three of them mortally. ...

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  32. "TIRED OF LIFE."

    Isaac Byrne, the young man who took a quantity of rabbit poison at Menindle a few days ago, died last night as he was being escorted by a policeman to the Broken Hill ...

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  33. THE APPROPRIATION BILL.

    The Appropriation Bill was read the third time in the House of Commons, last night. ...

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  34. ABORTIVE POLICE INQUIRY.

    A Police, inquiry Board, consisting of Dr. Adams, R.M., Mr. Thurkle, J.P., and Acting inspector M'Carthy, sat at Derby on Saturday to inquire into a charge made by Acting ...

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  35. SEARCH FROM AUSTRALIA.

    Mr, Deakin has not received a reply to his communication asking the Admiralty authorities if there is a warship on the Australian station which could be spared to assist in the ...

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  36. BOMRAY STEAMER RATES.

    The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company has placed two steamers of 7000 tons in the Bombay service for only one class of passengers paying second-class ...

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  37. STRIKE IN SWEDEN.

    There are 285,762 men on strike in Sweden, out of a total of 1,460,000, exclusive of 800,000 agricultural labourers who refused to join. ...

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  38. "TRIPPED OVER THE CAT."

    A woman, named Eliza Cooper, 22 years of age, was brought to the hospital on Saturday night in a state of collapse, and she dled early on Sunday morning. ...

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  39. MR. CODY'S AEROPLANE.

    Mr. S. F. Cody, on his new aeroplane, flew four miles in six minutes at Aldershot After covering the plain with a figure eight, he continued to Farnborough, stopping at ...

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  40. STARTLING TRAM MISHAP.

    The Kelvin Grove tram, outward bound from the city, when passing down a long incline near the end of the journey, got beyond the control of the motorman and came down the ...

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  41. SLOWER THAN COACH DAYS.

    Considerable interest is being taken in the proposed extension of the Barraba railway to Yetman. This district generally appears to be in favour of the extension, although some ...

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  42. FRENCH OFFICER IMPRISONED.

    Captain Marix, reporter to the Central Court-Martial in Paris, has been sentenced to a year's imprisonment, and two accomplices have been imprisoned, for offering ...

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  43. A TROUBLESOME TOAST.

    A banquet tendered to the Maitland footballers at the Commercial Hotel last night came to rather an abrupt termination. The manager of the visitors complained of ...

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  44. SOUTH AFRICAN PARLIAMENT.

    The Prince of Wales will open the South African Porliament as representing the King. The Princess of Wales will possibly accompany him. ...

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  45. WILFULLY SET ON FIRE.

    At the inquiry into the recent fire at Exeter Park, by which the premisres of Mrs, Emma Langworthy were destroyed, the coronor (Mr. Arthur Judges) found that the premises were ...

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  46. CRISIS IN CRETE.

    The Government of Crete Intimates that It has resigned, owing to the failure of its efforts to persuade the people to lower the Greek flag on Fort Canea. ...

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  47. PRINCESSES ROBBED.

    Some swell mobsmen robbed the Russian Princess Gagarine of jewellery and cash valued ot £12,000 in the Savoy Hotel, St. Moritz, Switzerland. ...

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  48. A CHINESE ROW.

    A Chinaman named Jack Chong, living in Foster-street, city, was taken to Sydney Hospital on Saturday, suffering from a broken nose and injuries to his arras. He stated that ...

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  49. EMPIRE RIFLE MATCH

    A team of eight cadets, representing Australia in the Empire rifle match for the Lord Roberts trophy, fired at Williamstown yesterday. In the absence of representatives from ...

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  50. NEW PRUSSIAN WAR MINISTER.

    General von Einem, Minister for War of Prussia, has resigned owing to ill-health. He is succceded by General von Heeringen, Commander of the Second Army Corps. ...

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  51. DEATH FROM TETANUS.

    Francis Burke, a labourer, died in the hospital last night from tetanus, contracted through a scratch whilst working in a paddock. He leaves a widow, but no children. ...

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  52. ANGLO-JAPANESE EXHIBITION.

    A priceless collection of Japanese" works of art, never before seen in England and very seldom in Japan, will be included in the Anglo-Japanese Exhibition. ...

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  53. SIR JOSEPH WARD.

    The Imperial Maritime League entertained Sir Joseph Ward at luncheon to-day. ...

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  54. ALUM MOUNTAIN FATALITIES.

    The coroner, Mr. C. M;Intyre, held an inquest on Saturday evening in connection with the fatalities resulting from the tunnel caving in at Alum Mountain. The jury viewed ...

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  55. SIR WILLIAM MACGREGOR.

    Sir William MacGregor, Governor-Designate of Queensland, who recently underwent a slight operation, is progressing favourably. ...

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  56. LATE FEDERAL SPEAKER'S SEAT.

    Yesterday Mr. R. W. Foster and Mr. J. H. Vaughan were nominated for the Wakefield vacaney in the House of Representatives, caused by the death of Sir Frederick Holder. ...

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  57. THE TILSHEAD ACCIDENT.

    One of the London Territorials injured by being run into by a motor van at Tilshead, Wiltshire, has since died. ...

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