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  2. POTATO EMBARGO.

    While Mr. Wade is in Melbourne and Mr. Perry in Sydney.—and neither of them at the conference on agriculture, in which the several States are represented—there is not much ...

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  3. GOVERNMENT TENDERS.

    The Minister for Works was seen yesterday in reference to the statements made by Mr. Allibone at the meeting of the Master Builders' Association. ...

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  4. FEDERAL STATE FINANCE.

    Another day has passed, and the future financial relations between the Commonwealth and the States are still undecided. This is not due to any desire of either parties ...

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  5. GLOUCESTERSHIRE MATCH.

    On the resumption of play between Australia and Gloucestershire at Cheltenham to-day the weather was unsettled, and the wicket was fast. The attendance was ...

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  6. THE WARATAH.

    W. Lund and Son, who are still very hopeful concerning the Waratah, report that there are about 220 aboard, including 100 passengers. The ship's provisions are ...

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  7. GERMAN AIR FLEET.

    Germany possesses three Zeppelin airships, three Gross airships, four Parsevals, a Cluth steerable balloon, one airship constructed by the Rhine Westphalian ...

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  8. THE DEFENCE CONFERENCE

    The "Standard," commenting upon the results of the Defence Conference, as far as is known, remarks:—"One of the vital points is a programme in which due ...

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  9. TURCO-GREEK RELATIONS.

    A boycott of Greek steamers has begun at Constantinople. There is also a boycott of Greek goods at Smyrna and some other centres. ...

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  10. THE CRETAN TROUBLE.

    The Powers have notified the Cretan Government that the Greek flag will be removed from Fort Canea to-day. The Government appeals to the people not to ...

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  11. A HOPEFUL VIEW.

    The "Standard" writes that one hopeful view in regard to the Waratah is that it would seem impossible for a ship of her size, to go to pieces without a sign of ...

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  12. IMPROVED CONDITIONS.

    Sir Joseph Ward assured a private conference of New Zealanders yesterday, in reference to the Defence Conference, that he would go back to New Zealand with ...

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  13. IRISH RELIGIOUS RIOT.

    A fierce fight occurred yesterday between Roman Catholics and Protestants at Lurgan, Armagh, Nationalists attacked a Protestant band returning from [?]idding ...

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  14. WARSHIPS RETURNED.

    H.M.Ss. Hermes and Forte have returned to Simonstown. They did not discover any trace of the missing Waratah. ...

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  15. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    A number of pit ponies belonging to the Powell Duffryn Company, Aberdare, South Wales, were put in a field at Newbridge, owing to the stoppage of the ...

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  16. UNEMPLOYED INSURANCE.

    Mr. Winston Churchill, President of the Board of Trade, in the course of an interview, explained that the insurance unemployment scheme which he and Mr. ...

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  17. A REASSURING STATEMENT.

    Captain James M. Banks, the senior marine surveyor for New South Wales, whose opinions on nautical subjects are invariably sought by his brother mariners on account of his great ...

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  18. CHARGE AGAINST N.S.W.

    A representative deputation of Victorian potato, growers waited on the Minister, for Agriculture, Mr. Graham, to-day, in connection with the outbreak of Irish blight. The ...

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  19. CHINESE RAILWAYS.

    Reuter's correspondent at Peking reports that Mr. Fletcher, the United States Charge d'Affaires, and the Chinese Foreign Office have settled the Hankau-Szechuan ...

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  20. AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE.

    The conference of Ministers of Agriculture continued its sittings to-day. Good progress was made, all the items on the business paper being disposed of. ...

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  21. MURRAY WATERS.

    The Victorian Royal Commission on the Murray River waters arrived here in the steamer Trafalgar, en route for Murray Bridge and intermediate places. The ...

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  22. THE FINANCE BILL.

    Mr. Asquith, Prime Minister, is well satisfied whih the progress of the Finance Bill. Progress is possible by the winnowing powers recently granted to the ...

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  23. 11,000 BAGS HELD UP.

    The proclamation against the importation into Victoria of any potatoes from Tasmania. will come into force to-morrow, and this order will be used to prevent Tasmanian potatoes ...

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  24. BRICKLAY A MINERAL.

    Mr. Llod-George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the House of Commons last night, informed Mr. H. G. Montgomery that brickelay is a mineral, and that it ...

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  25. YELLOW JOURNALISM.

    Sir Robert Stout, the Chief Justice,of the Dominion, who is now visiting Britain, was interviewed by the London correspondent with reference to the reductions that have been ...

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  26. THE MISSING SEESTERN.

    Burns, Philp, and Co.'s island steamer Makambo, which arrived at Pinkenba this morning from the Solomon Islands, via Papua, mad[?] a considerable dotour to search for the miss. ...

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  27. EX-SHAH'S ESTATE.

    The departure of the ex-Shah Mohammed All from Persia has been postponed owing to the discovery that his private estates in the Azerbaijan province are largely ...

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  28. THIRD DAY.

    Play at Cheltenham to-day has been delayed by a downpour of rain. "Rain was falling when play ceased," was the condition of the weather on Tuesday ...

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  29. SIR MATTHEW NATHAN.

    Sir Matthew Nathan, Governor of Natal, will succeed to the Secretaryship of the Post Office, vacant by reason of Sir Henry Babington Smith accepting the presidency ...

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  30. THE CONDOR TO SEARCH.

    The German cruiser Condor arrived to-day for coal. The vessel leaves to-morrow to continue her search for the Seestorn, going through the magnetic passage and searching ...

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  31. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR.

    A meeting in the Town Hall on Tuesday night brought the 18th annual conference of the New South Wales Christian Endeavour Union to a close. The object of the final meeting ...

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  32. VELTHEIM BLACKMAIL CASE.

    In the House of Commons last night, Mr. Gladstone, Home Secretary, in reply to a question by Mr. Cathcart Wason, said he was unable to find any ground for ...

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  33. OPIUM SEIZURE.

    A hundred half-pound tins of opium were found by Customs officers under a false bottom of a sample case belonging to William Masters a commercial traveller, who arrived from ...

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  34. THE SWEDISH STRIKE.

    Swedish raliway men have resolved by a large majority against striking in sympathy with the other workers now out. Resumption of work by strikers in many ...

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  35. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—Having been personally interested in and benefited by the skilful operations of marine underwriters during the last 40 years, nothing has ...

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  36. BOYS BEGIN STRIKE.

    Boy rule has again been responsible for some trouble at the South Clifton colllory. Since the commoncement of the night shift some weeks ago work of certain boys ...

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  37. EXECUTION OF DHINGRA.

    Dhingra, the Indian assassin, who was executed yesterday, was stolid and defiant to the end. He read many books during his ...

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  38. THE ADANA MASSACRES.

    The Commission appointed by the Turkish Government acquits the Armenians of all responsibility for the recent outbreak at Adana, Asia Minor, which is ascribed to ...

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  39. RESULT OF AN ACQUITTAL.

    At the police court on Wednesday, James Quinn proceeded against Constable Bowery for assault. It was alleged that whilst Bowery was arresting Quinn, on a charge for which ...

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  40. BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY.

    With the approval of the War Office, the British Red Cross Society is organising a large scheme of voluntary aid for the sick and wounded by means of nurses and ...

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  41. PAN-ANGLICAN CONGRESS.

    The Thank-offering Committee of the resent Pan-Auglican Congress has allocated the following awards, which are mainly in accordance with local recommendations:— ...

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  42. RIVER STEAMER AGROUND.

    The steamer Astral grounded on the bar while attempting to cross in after high water on Wednesday She now lies broadside on the north beach. A heavy sea is running. ...

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  43. GREAT FIRE IN GLASGOW.

    A fire last night destroyed a block of business premises and the Albion Halls in Ingram-street, Glasgow, the damage amounting to £250,000. ...

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  44. FALL OVER THE CLIFFS.

    Mr. William Stillwell, an old settler of Jorrong, was found dead by the Porter's Retreat police near his residence. The unfortunate man had fallen over the cliff, and sustained ...

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  45. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    At a meeting of the local branch of the Liberal and Roform Association on Mondny evening the following resolution was unanimously carried:—"That all the Liberal ...

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  46. STRANGE SHOOTING ACCIDENT.

    Whilst four Lithgow residents were out shooting in the Ryistone district, one of the number, Mr. J. Beynon, was standing about 80 yards from one of his mates, when the latter ...

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  47. NEW ZEALAND FARMS.

    Mr. Buddo, Minister for Lands, states that the supply of land for settlement in small areas is rapidly coming to an end, and that by 1912 nearly all the land under survey will ...

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  48. CONDITION OF CATALONIA.

    The state of siege in Catalonia is abolshed, but the constitutional guarantees re[?]in suspended throughout Spain. ...

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  49. THE TALLOW SALES.

    At the sales of Australian and New Zealand tallow to-day 1562 casks were offered and 1152 were sold. Prices were: Mutton, fine, 33/3, medium 30/6; beef, fine, 32/3, medium 29/8 per ...

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