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  2. NEW YEW'S DAY.

    All Australia was out to enjoy itself yesterday. In most of the great cities and many of the country ones there were races. For Sydney, ...

    Article : 187 words
  3. BIG FIRE AT BLAYNEY.

    The biggest fire over known in Blayney occurred this morning, commencing shortly before 2 O'clock, when a block of buildings fronting the main street of the town— ...

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  4. BARRIER DISPUTE.

    The industrial dispute and the New Year were ushered in together. Everything passed off quietly. The picketing was thorough, and only a couple of men outside the officials ...

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  5. BALKAN CONFERENCE.

    Great Britain has accepted the proposal of Austria, that there should be a preliminary discussion between the Powers of the questions to be submitted to the ...

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  6. THE EARTHQUAKE

    The death roll of the Italian earthquake now amounts to considerably over 200,000. In six towns alone reports estimate the loss of life at 208,000. Messins, out of a population of 149,000, lost 135,000. Of the ...

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  7. DEMANDS ON AUSTRIA.

    Pessimism prevails in official circles in Berlin owing to a belief that sacrifices are expected of Austria-Hungary which she is unable to make. ...

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  8. HIGHLAND GATHERING.

    The Highland Gathering, which is yearly held by the Highland Society of New South Wales, took place at the Show Ground yesterday. The weather was fair but cloudy, and a ...

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  9. BRITISH OLD-AGE PENSIONS.

    Old-age pensions under the Old Age Pensions Act accrue from to-day. The Post Office has been provided with 13 tons of silver to pay half a million ...

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  10. APPEAL FOR RELIEF.

    The Lord Mayor of Sydney, Alderman Allen Taylor, at the Highland Gathering yesterday said he wished to do as other speakers had done, and keep away from political affairs. ...

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  11. SCYLLA DISAPPEARS.

    The deaths in Messina by the earthquake number 135,000, including 200 visitors. Out of 44,000 inhabitants in Reggio ...

    Article : 167 words
  12. TAORMINA SAFE.

    Taormina, on the east const of Sicily 25 miles south-west of Messina, was not affected by the earthquake. ...

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  13. ATTEMPT ON FRENCH PREMIER.

    An attempt was made on the life of M. Clemenceau, Premier of France, yesterday. Benedetti, a Corsician attorney, with a grievance against the Government, fired ...

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  14. THE LUNCHEON.

    At luncheon, Mr. Alexander Ketbel, M.L.C., who was in the chair, proposed the health of Sir Harry Rawson, Governor of New South Wales. ...

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  15. PROVISION BY ITALY.

    The Italian Government is sending emgrant vessels to Reggio and Messina to serve as temporary hospitals or to remove the survivors elsewhere. ...

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  16. BUSH FIRES.

    Bush fires were raging all round the town on Thursday. Great fears were entertained lest houses in the vicinity of the burning bush should catch fire. In some instances residents ...

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  17. SUBSCRIPTIONS FROM AUCKLAND.

    Auckland has opened a subscription list for the sufferers in the earthquake. ...

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  18. INDIAN HONOURS.

    A long list of Indian honours was gazetted last night in connection with the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the assumption by the Crown of the ...

    Article : 42 words
  19. NEWCASTLE.

    A return has been prepared by Captain Hacking, showing the quantity of shipping which visited the port during the past 12 months. The return states that the arrivals for ...

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  20. THE SOUTH SEAS.

    By the Pacific Phosphate Company's steamer Promise, from Ocean Island and Nauru (Pleasant Island), Mr. W. Telfer Campbell, the British Resident Commissioner in the Gilbert and ...

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  21. FROZEN MEAT FOR SWISS.

    Mr. T. A. Coghlan, Agent-General for New South Wales, has asked the Foreign Office to request Switzerland to remove restrictions on the importation of frozen ...

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  22. EARTHQUAKE DESCRIBED.

    The first great shock lasted 37 seconds, and was followed by four tidal waves. Prior to the earthquake a brilliant aurora borealis was noticed. ...

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  23. THE TERALBA AWARD.

    Owing to the holidays, the miners in the Teralba district have had little chance to discuss the award of the Royal Commission, given on Thursday, in reference to wages and ...

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  24. FOREIGN RELIEF FUNDS.

    Canada is subscribing towards the relief of the sufferers. The French Government has opened a national subscription to relieve the ...

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  25. INTENSE HEAT.

    The terrific heat of yesterday was exceeded to-day, the mercury reaching 119 degrees in the shade. Hot winds, as if from a furnace, prevailed during the day and had a most ...

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  26. THE PAPAROA SEAWORTHY.

    The steamer Paparoa, which put into St. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands, with a fire [?] No. 3 hold, on route from New Zealand ports to London, has been surveyed and ...

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  27. OUTBREAK NEAR DENMAN.

    An extensive bush fire occurred on Messrs. Martindale and White Bros.' property. The fire was checked, 800 acres having been burnt. As it is timbered country the fire will ...

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  28. THE DALDORCH REFLOATED.

    The steamer Daldorch was floated off at high water to-day, and returned to the wharf. A survey of the Daldorch was subsequently conducted, and it was found that she had ...

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  29. FENCING AND SHEEP DESTROYED.

    Bush fires at Brawling were reported yesterday to have been kept under control by a large party of fire-fighters, although much grass and land were over-run and miles of ...

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  30. CATTLE DRIVING IN IRELAND.

    Twenty-five persons have been arrested near Clonmel, Tipperary, for cattle driving. ...

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  31. A SCIENTIFIC CAMP.

    A party of University teacher-students from Sydney, Goulburn, Adelaide, and other places is now encamped at Tallong, to study the locality from a geological standpoint. Dr. ...

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  32. SURVIVORS FIGHT FOR FOOD.

    A few dozen survivors fought with knives amid the ruins of the Customs-house of Messina for provisions. Several throats were cut for a few handfuls of beans. ...

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  33. SOUR MILK QUENCHES A FIRE.

    A grass fire broke out at Shepparton yesterday. The Urban Trust water supply extends to the property, but the trickle through the hose was only sufficient to fill a bucket in ...

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  34. THE RUINED TOWNS.

    The size and importance of the cities that have been ruined or affected by the movement along the flaw in the earth's crust in Southern Italy, for all that to most Australians they are ...

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  35. NAVAL GOOD-SERVICE PENSION.

    Admiral Sir N. Bowden-Smith, a former Cominander-in-Chief of the Australian station, has declined a good service pension of £300, and it has now been awarded to ...

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  36. THE HEAT WAVE.

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  37. PLUCKY RESCUE FROM DROWNING.

    Harold Taylor, son of a local resident, had a narrow escape from drowning. While bathing at the weir he got beyond his depth and sank twice. A boy named Stain went to ...

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  38. SEVERE WEATHER ABATES.

    The severe weather has abated, and a thaw is general in Great Britain and Ireland. ...

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  39. SHOOTING CASE IN THE CITY.

    John Byrnes, aged 25, a dairyman, living in Factory-street, Parramatta, was shot in the chest yesterday afternoon in Clarence-lane, city. He was taken to the Sydney Hospital, ...

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  40. DIFFICULTIES OF RESCUE.

    The crew of the Russian battleship Admiral Makharoff saved 1000 lives at Messina. Thousands of half-naked men, women, ...

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  41. BRITISH REVENUE RETURNS.

    The revenue of the United Kingdom for the quarter ended December 31 amounted to £33,255,727. To this amount Customs contributed £7,636,000, excise £10,170,000, ...

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  42. SWEPT INTO THE SEA.

    A party of picnickers, consisting of Mr. H. R. Ives and his family, and Mr. Chinnery and family, were spending this afternoon at Shelly Beach, Warrnambool. Mr. Ives was ...

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  43. BISHOP NELIGAN.

    The Right Rev. Dr. M. R. Neligan, Bishop of Auckland, and Mrs. Neligan, sail for New Zealand by the steamer Tongariro on January 4. ...

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  44. AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALLERS.

    The match between the Australian Rugby Football Union's team and Monmouthshire was abandoned owing to a severe frost. ...

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  45. RENEWED SHOCKS.

    Yesterday there were renewed shocks at Catania, at the foot of Mount Etna. The inhabitants, who are panic stricken, hold religious processions daily, with reli[?]s of ...

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  46. STABBED MAN RECOVERING.

    George Chas. Boon, who, it is said, was stabbed during a disturbance in the Chinese quarter on Tuesday morning, is now practically out of danger, though he is still in ...

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  47. CASUALTIES.

    Roy Gerrard, aged 11, son of Mr. John Gerrard, of Barmedman, was drowned this morning in the Murrumbidgee River whilst bathing in company with his father and uncle. ...

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  48. MAN FOUND SUFFOCATED.

    The body of an unknown man between 30 and 40 years of age, with black hair and high forehead, was found in a tent under the river bank last evening. Deceased had apparently ...

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  49. BRAYBROOK DISASTER.

    To meet the claims of such as those lodged in connection with the Braybrook disaster the Railway Department has an accident and fire insurance fund. It was from this fund that the ...

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  50. TRAMWAY FATALITY.

    A shocking fatality occurred at Moonta [?]ay to-night, when Cecil Bl[?]e. 14 years old, was accidentally killed. Two tramears were being shunted from a siding on to a stand, ...

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  51. HELP HURRYING TO THE SCENE.

    H.M.S. Exmouth took 30,000 blankets and a field ambulance from Malta. H.M.S. Duncan has conveyed an armed medical corps, numbering 60, and many nurses, ...

    Article : 51 words
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