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  2. AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE.

    The Federal Ministers were taken aback to-night at the all-round denunciations that were showered on their heads repeatedly by members of their own party in connection with ...

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  3. THE BARRIER TROUBLE.

    Like a bombshell in a quiet camp came the notification posted on the Proprietary Mine yesterday. The full text of notice is as follows:— ...

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  4. TURKEY'S NEW BIRTH.

    Yesterday Esper Nassoor Bey, the Consul for Turkey, made a statement relating to the Sultan's attitude towards the Constitutional movement, and the influence of the ...

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  5. FEDERAL CAPITAL.

    Notwithstanding the determined effort on the part of a section of the Labour party which favoured Dalgety to block it, the bill fixing the seat of government of the ...

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  6. RAILWAY SMASH.

    A serious railway collision took place last night on the Zig Zag, and although no lives were lost there were several minor casualties, and the smash was such that the line ...

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  7. EDUCATION PROBLEM.

    The House of Commons yesterday assented to the withdrawal of the Education Bill. Mr. Asquith, the Prime Minister, said that the correspondence between the ...

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  8. ILLNESS OF THE KING.

    The King is suffering from influenza and a cold. He is improving, and will go to Brighton to-day. It is officially stated that the King is ...

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  9. DRIFTING TO WAR.

    The Vienna correspondent of the "Times" writes that there is a growing feeling that Austria-Hungary is drifting aimlessly but steadily to war, to which all except some ...

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  10. FALL IN CONSOLS.

    Consols were quoted yesterday at £83 10s, —a fall of 5s since Thursday. The fall in consols was due to reports of the indisposition of the King, and the less ...

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  11. INFANTRY DIVISION ORGANISING.

    Reuter's agency reports that a new infantry division of two mountain brigades are being organised in Bosnia by Austria. ...

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  12. GERMAN SHIPPING INTERESTS.

    The German Levant and Hansa Jines declare that they are directly interested in the political reconstruction of the Near East, and that it is Germany's duty in ...

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  13. WOMEN'S FRANCHISE.

    The women's suffrage movement is assuming large proportions in the United States. Many of the wealthiest and most ...

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  14. BOUNDARY OF PAPUA.

    Mr. Sabin, chief surveyor of Papua, and Herr Foerester, British and German Commissioners, will begin to delimit in January the boundaries of ...

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  15. GERMANY'S PACIFIC TONE.

    Prince Bulow, the German Imperial Chancellor, speaking in the Reichstag yesterday, said that the role of Germany in the Balkans was to follow, not to lead, ...

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  16. RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.

    The Budget Committee of the Duma has sanctioned the issue of a foreign loan of £45,000,000, of which £30,000,000 will be devoted towards the redemption of 5 ...

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  17. RENEWAL OF AGREEMENT.

    The ballot on the question "Are you willing to renew the existing wages agreement?" was concluded last night, and the vote counted; but the figures will only be made known to ...

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  18. DUM DUM FACTORY EXPLOSION.

    An accidental explosion occurred yesterday in the cartridge factory at Dum Dum, Bengal. Eleven natives were killed, and 20 were injured. ...

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  19. SOCIAL DEMOCRATS ARRESTED.

    Detectives have arrested the whole of the social democratic committee in the Moscow district. ...

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  20. EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

    There was a smart earthquake shock at Christchurch live minutes before noon. Cheviot reports that two severe shocks were felt at 6.45 and 11.55, accompanied by a low ...

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  21. THE AMERICAN FLEET.

    The United States battleship fleet, under the command of Rear-Admiral Sperry, has reached Singapore. ...

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  22. TOWN OR CITY.

    A surprise was sprung on the City Council last night, when Alderman Clarke moved,— "That in the opinion of this council it is desirable, having regard to the development and ...

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  23. LORDS' COMMITTEE'S REPORT.

    The Government does not intend to take any action on the report of the Committee of the House of Lords on its reform. The grounds for the "Government's inaction are ...

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  24. LATE MR. ALFRED DOBSON.

    The Earl of Crowe, Secretary of State for the Colonies, has telegraphed to Tasmania his deep personal sympathy on the death of Mr. Alfred Dobson, the ...

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  25. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The veterans' relief fund, organised by Lord Roberts, amounts to £33,100, and is relieving 806 cases. APPLE MARKET IN GERMANY. ...

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  26. THE STOWAWAYS BILL.

    Mr. Merivale, of the Arm of Gibbs, Bright, and Co., managing agents for the E. and A. S.S. Company, in discussing the Stowaways Bill yesterday, remarked: "We consider it ...

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  27. CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION.

    It was stated at various times in the course of the debate in the Federal Parliament that cases running up to the total amount involved of £15,000 have been settled privately ...

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  28. BRITISH TRADE RETURNS.

    Returns published by the Board of Trade of the course of the trade of the United Kingdom show that in November imports decreased by £7,237,650, exports decreased ...

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  29. DISTINGUISHED SYMPATHISERS.

    The Earl of Crewe's cablegram ran:— "I have learned this morning with very great regret of the accidental death by drowning of the Hon. Alfred Dobson, Agent-General for ...

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  30. OPENING UP PORT KEMBLA.

    A well-attended public meeting was held in the council-chambers last night, with a view to obtaining and promoting better communication with Port Kembia. The Mayor of Central ...

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  31. SEDITIOUS INDIAN MOSLEMS

    The police in Calcutta raided the Mohammedan shops and removed a cartload of arms and ammunition. The proprietors were arrested. ...

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  32. BRAYBROOK DISASTER.

    In the County Court to-day two Braybrook disaster claims were heard. In one Alice Teresa M'Kean sought to recover £2000 for the death of her husband, who was an ...

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  33. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The York Gate Library, which was purchased in London by the Geographical Society recently, has been housed, in a special building in North Terrace, and was opened by the ...

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  34. SURPRISE MOBILISATION.

    The "Daily Mail" reports that a surprise test of speed mobilisation of territorial forces to repel invasion was executed in Essex yesterday, and was a complete ...

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  35. ACTING AGENT-GENERAL.

    The Attorney-General, Mr. W. B. Propsting, has telegraphed to the Premier of Western Australia (Mr. Nowton Moore) asking whether the Agent-General for that State ...

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  36. A MURDEROUS BLOW.

    Dr. R. R. Whishan, acting medical superintendent, Willowburn Asylum, recoived a heavy blow on the head yesterday morning from the nozzle of a hose head by an inmate. The ...

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  37. VICTORIAN CAMPAIGN.

    The three parties in the State politics were busy on their policies to-day, preparatory to starting upon the compaign which is to culminate in the general elections on December ...

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  38. GOVERNOR OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Admiral Sir Day Hort Bosanquet has been gazetted Governor of South Australia, in succession to Sir George Ruthven Le Hunte, who has been appointed Governor ...

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  39. MAN DISAPPEARS.

    A man named Green, supposed to be an insurance agent, drove to Shellharbour station on Sunday afternoon, leaving his pony and sulky at Mr. Fitzgerald's. He ...

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  40. ENTRY OF ALIENS.

    In a recent case in Hongkong, according to a member of the Federal Parliament, the discovery was made of 150 forged certificates ready for use by Chinese when they come out ...

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  41. CREAM AT POPULAR PRICES.

    A circular was received yesterday by the local suppliers from one of the leading Sydney milk companies asking for two nights milk per week for the ...

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  42. TURKISH REGIMENT MUTINY.

    A Turkish regiment mutinied at Kuprulu, in the province of Salonika. They retired to the barracks, which loyal troops surrounded. ...

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  43. THE FORESHORES.

    The increasing demand of the people for access to the shores of Sydney Harbour is a matter that cannot be appeased by mere promises, and the residents of Haberfield ...

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  44. THE FEDERAL TRAWLER.

    Discussing the vote for fisheries, £3570, in the Estimates last night, Mr. Cook inquired whether the States' expenditure on the item had been decreased, as that of the ...

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  45. TRUMPER ILL.

    Victor Trumper is suffering from a chill, and is run down. He has informed the Cricket Association that he cannot make the trip to Adelaide for ...

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  46. TOP HAT AND FROCK COAT.

    The State Governor, Sir Thomas Gibson Carmichael, has intimated to the town clerk of Bendigo that at the opening of the Y.M.C.A. building to-morrow and at the unveiling of ...

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  47. PREVENTION OF CRIME.

    The Prevention of Crime Bill has passed through committee in the House of Commons, and was read the third time last night. The bill embodies the principle of ...

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  48. BETTING BY TELEGRAPH.

    In October last Mr. R. L. Moore, of Lithgow, sent a tolegram to Mr. J. Hackett, at the Randwick racecourse, asking him to invost £5 on Maranui. Owing to the fault of ...

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  49. THE SNAKE SEASON.

    A little girl named Haydon, 5 years of age, was bitten by a snake late yesterday afternoon. She was brought to Dr. Cope's surgery, and is now improving. ...

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  50. SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

    The body of an unknown man was found yesterday afternoons in a lavatory near "The Rest," Audley, National Park. There was a bullet wound in the head, and a revolver was ...

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  51. THE WOOL SALES.

    At the wool sales this afternoon prices were unchanged, and there was good competition. Dec. 8. ...

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  52. ATTACKED BY A DOG.

    A little boy named M'Grath, 3 years of age, was attacked by a dog at Stony Hill on Saturday, and was bitten on the lip and scratched about the face. He was brought ...

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  53. POSTED OVERDUE.

    The barque Don, 1070 tons, bound from London to Nelson (July, 28), has been posted overdue. ...

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  54. FALLS OF HALLADALE.

    It is reported that the hull of the wrecked barque Falls of Halladale has been sold privately to a syndicate for £400. At public auction some days ago the highest bid made ...

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