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  2. FUSION OF PARTIES.

    "That, in view of the assurances of Mr. Deakin of his full acceptance of the platform of the National Political League, and that he will use every effort after the fiscal question is settled to bring about ...

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  3. AUSTRALIA AND GERMANY.

    Dr. Irmer, Consul-General for Germany, in Sydney, when asked as to the complaints in the House of Representatives that the North German Lloyd steamors were not to be ...

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  4. A MIDDAY MAIL.

    In reference to the proposal to alter the time at which the mail train for the northwest will leave Sydney from 7.20 at night to 3 in the afternoon, it was stated yesterday ...

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  5. PEOMOTION OF COMPANIES.

    Mr. Justice Higgins in the High Court to-day gave his reserved judgment in the action brought by the Wheel Ellen G.M. Co., No Liability, incorporated and resident lu Victoria, ...

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  6. MONSTER OF THE DEEP.

    On the arrival at Sydney last night of the Colonial Sugar Refining Company's steamer Flona from the Clarence River, the master, Captain G. Barnes, reported having had a ...

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  7. THE MURDER OF MRS. LUARD.

    Major-General Luard, whose wife was murdered in a summer-house in a lonely wood near Sevenoaks, Kent, on August 24, was to-day found dead on the raliway line ...

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  8. TURKISH DEVELOPMENT.

    The Porte has engaged Sir William Willcocks, formerly of the Egyptian Irrigation Service, as adviser on irrigation in Mesopotamia for five years. ...

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  9. PRINCE BULOW ON PEACE.

    Prince Bulow, German Imperial Chancellor, in welcoming the Inter-Parliamentary Congress to Berlin, said that he hoped that further successes would crown their ...

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  10. LARGE LOAN ISSUING.

    The Ottoman Bank of Constantinople has agreed to issue a Turkish loan of £4,700,000, bearing interest at the rate of 4 per cent. ...

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  11. AEROPLANE FATALITY.

    During trials for Government purposes at Fort Myers, Virginia, an accident with fatal results occurred to a Wright aeroplane. Orville Wright was managing the ...

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  12. GRANT BY GREAT BRITAIN.

    Great Britain has granted £300 yearly towards the expenses of the Inter-Parliamentary Union. ...

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  13. "CUTTING THE PAINTER."

    Are there some people in Australia who want to "cut the painter?" When Mr. Johnson raised the question in the House of Representatives to-day he made the assertion that ...

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  14. LONDON'S WHITE CITY.

    Mr. Imre Kiralfy, Director of the FranceBritish Exhibition, entertained at luncheon yesterday the juries on exhibits. Mr. J. W. Taverner, Agent-General for Victoria, in ...

    Article : 90 words
  15. CARDINAL VASNUTELLI.

    Cardinal Vannutelli, the Papal Legate, who attended the Eucharistie Congress in London, has started for the Continent He promised to inform the Pope that ...

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  16. BOMB OUTRAGE.

    An attempt was made to assassinate Senor Cabrera, President of the Republic of Guatemala, by means of a bomb, which had been attached to a telephone. ...

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  17. CHOLERA IN PHILIPPINES.

    Mr. J. F. Smith, Governor-General of the Philippines, telegraphs that cholera in the islands is under control, and he is convinced that an epidemic has been ...

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  18. UNEMPLOYED FOR AUSTRALIA.

    Mr. J. H. Taverner, Agent-General for Victoria, in the course of a speech at Glasgow, said that it was little use talking of Imperialism unless the Imperial ...

    Article : 113 words
  19. CONGO BOUNDARY COMMISSION.

    The work of the Anglo-Congolese Frontier Commission which adjusted the maps on which the Anglo-Congolese Convention of 1894 was based, wai most harassing. ...

    Article : 222 words
  20. THE MILK TROUBLE.

    A meeting of the members of the Metropolitan Dairymen's Association was held at the offices of the Employers' Federation, Pittstreet, last night, when Mr. F. A. Mackenzio ...

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  21. THE LATE PROFESSOR COLLINS.

    At the inquest held in regard to the death of Mr. John Churton Collins, M.A., Professor of English, Birmingham University, a verdict of accidental death was ...

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  22. CANADIAN WOOLLEN INDUSTRY.

    The Congress of Canadian Chambers of Commerce meeting at Montreal has passed a resolution condemning the preferential tariff on woollens. ...

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  23. ON THE SOUTH COAST.

    The farmers supplying the Fresh Food and Ice Company in this locality are practically, unanimous in their determination to resist the reduction of the price of milk, and to ...

    Article : 301 words
  24. H.M.S. GIBRALTAR.

    The report of disaffection on an outwardbound cruiser cabled yesterday refers to the cruiser Gibraltar, now at Albany, Western Australia. The men of the cruiser, ...

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  25. SOCIETY WEDDING.

    Lieutenant the Hon. R. N. D. Ryder, of the 8th (King's Royal Irish Hussars), brother of the Earl of Harrowby, has been married to Miss Beryl Angas, of South ...

    Article : 64 words
  26. LAWS OF MARITIME WAR.

    Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, proposes that the International Conference on the laws of maritime war should be held on December 1, instead ...

    Article : 149 words
  27. ANTI-OPIUM LEGISLATION.

    Further light was thrown last night on a cable published in the "Herald" on August 13, stating that the Chinese of British Columbia had threatened to boycott Canadian goods ...

    Article : 136 words
  28. BLUE JACKET IN IRONS.

    A bluejacket is lying in irons on board H.M.S. Gibraltar, now in port, for having reremoved sights from two guns and thrown them overboard. The value of the property is said ...

    Article : 167 words
  29. DEFENCE PROPOSALS.

    The comments of the Board of Admiralty on the defence proposals of Mr. Deakin, Prime Minister of Australia, will reach Melbourne on Monday. ...

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  30. INDIGNATION IN COUNTRY.

    The proposed alteration of the summer rail time-table is causing intense indignation amongst townspeople, and the travelling public between Werris Creek and Narrabri. ...

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  31. THE LITHGOW IRONWORKS.

    The report of the accountant on the financial operations of the Eskbank ironworks, as published in to-day's "Horald," was read here with great interest; though it cannot ...

    Article : 234 words
  32. DIVISION OF MILLIONS.

    Mr. W. Singer, a Pittsburg steel magnate, divided £3,500,000 among his children on the occasion of his golden wedding. ...

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  33. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—Judging by the comments appearing in your paper and the opinions expressed therein with regard to the Fresh Food and Ice Company and the Milk Suppliers' Association, it is ...

    Article : 398 words
  34. THE DANISH FRAUDS.

    It is understood that the losses of Willer and Riley, of Manchester and Tooley-street, London, butter merchants, through their connection with M. Alberti, the arrested ...

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  35. DETERMINED SUICIDE.

    Mrs. McDonald, who at North Perth on Thursday afternoon attempted to drown her two children and herself, died this afternoon. The children are still in danger. When a ...

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  36. PLOT IN ST. PETERSBURG.

    The police in St. Petersburg discovered an a tavern frequented by male and female students three bombs and half a hundredweight of dynamite. ...

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  37. KETCH FOUNDERS.

    The ketch Triumph Berang a leak and sank in St. Vincent's Gulf at 10.30 o'clock this morning, about 17 miles west-north-west from Wonga Shoal lighthouse. ...

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  38. INDIAN FAMINE OVER.

    The famine in India is over, and relief works have been closed. ...

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  39. A SINGULAR DEVICE.

    A discovery was made this morning by Fireman R. Hogg at the boot fadtory of Messrs. Ferguson Bros., 40 Budd-street, Collingwood, where a fire was observed, last evening. The ...

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  40. THE DAVIS CUP.

    In the preliminary ties of the singles in the Davis Cup competition at Boston, U.S.A., Larned (America) beat Parke (British Isles), 6-3, 6-3, 7-5. Ritchie (British Isles) ...

    Article : 160 words
  41. INDIANS IN THE TRANSVAAL.

    The president of the Bombay Association has wired to Lord Ampthill, formerly Viceroy of India, stating that the Indian public vehemently appealed to the British ...

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  42. FRANCO-SPANISH NOTE.

    Great Britain notifies the Powers that she accepts the terms of the Franco-Spanish Note proposing the conditions on which Mulai Hafid shall be recognised as Sultan ...

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  43. A PLUCKY RESCUE.

    The nine-year-old son of James Taylor, contractor, at Murrurundi, fell in the Page River, near the bridge at Mayno-street, and was rescued by Miss Annie Carter, who, hearing the ...

    Article : 91 words
  44. IRON BONUS BILL.

    The Federal Treasurer intends to bring on the Iron Bonus Bill In the House of Representatives at the earliest opportunity that offers. Mr. Deakin has promised that the ...

    Article : 173 words
  45. SERIOUS CANE FIRE.

    A sorious cane fire was reported from Goodwood plantation, the property of the executors of the late Mr. Blissett and Robert Hart, of Maryborough. The cane was the standover, ...

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  46. CRUELTY TO SHEEP.

    A mob of 300 rams, the property of the A. M. and A. Company, arrived by train from the Murrurundi district last night. On arrival 130 wore found to be dead, and about a ...

    Article : 133 words
  47. DR. SVEN HEDIN.

    Dr. Sven Hedin, the Swedish explore; who has just returned from Thibet, discovered the continuity of a great mountain chain, 2000 miles long, stretching ...

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  48. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton was thrown from a horse at Waltham Abbey. He was much shaken, and it is feared injured internally. ...

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  49. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—I am confident that the whole trouble between the producers and distributors can be settled without affecting the dignity of either side. It is evident that there is not ...

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  50. AGRARIAN CAMPAIGN.

    The largest cattle-drive which has occurred in county Clare is reported from Doolin. Two hundred cattle and four hundred sheep were driven away from their ...

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  51. DECREASE IN CONSUMPTION.

    In 1889 the doath rate in Victoria from consumption was 14.4 per 10,000; while in 1907 it had fallen to 9.5. The figures for Melbourne disclosed a greater decrease, the percentage ...

    Article : 47 words
  52. BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

    The International Conference which Germany and Italy have asked Holland to summon to the Hague relates to the validity and enforcement of bills of exchange. ...

    Article : 84 words
  53. FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE.

    When the Address in Reply debate comes to an end on Tuesday the House of Representatives will proceed with the Federal Capital Bill, in which Dalgety stands as the site ...

    Article : 149 words
  54. AN UNFORTUNATE FAMILY.

    At the inquest on the body of John Joseph Kennedy, ferryman, at Chinderah, which was found floating in the river on Tuesday, a verdict of suicide was returned. The evidence ...

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  55. ATTEMPTED MURDER.

    Walter Symonds, found guilty at Gisborne of shooting at Mary Petersen with intent to kill was sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment. Accused fired three shots at the girl, ...

    Article : 60 words
  56. RELIEVING DISTRESS.

    The Government gave the recent order for the construction of 14 destroyers earlier than usual, in order to mitigate the distress at Newcastle. ...

    Article : 33 words
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