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  2. LOSS OF THE BEGA.

    The members of the Navigation Department conducting a preliminary inquiry concerning the foundering of the steamer Bega[?] opened the investigation at Tathra t[?] ...

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  3. THE LIVERPOOL CAMP.

    The 1st Australian Infantry Brigade goes into camp to-night. Fatigue parties from the four regiments, the Engineers, the Artillery, and the Army Service Corps, have already ...

    Article : 650 words
  4. MILK TROUBLE.

    The milk crisis is ended, and consumers need have no further apprehension about the continuity of supplies. Taking advantage of the large number of farmers present at ...

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  5. THE LATE ME. SYME.

    The will of the late Mr. David Syme was to-day filed for probate. The executors proving the will are:—Mrs. Annabella Syme, widow of the testator; Messrs. John Herbert ...

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  6. NURSERY NURSES.

    The Sydney Norland Institute was yesterday opened by Miss Rawson. There was a large and influential gathering present. The institute, which is situated at the corner of ...

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  7. RUSSIAN POLITICALS.

    Reuter's correspondent at St. Petersburg reports that 11 political prisoners, who were imprisoned at Penza, East Russia, after killing two warders and ...

    Article : 111 words
  8. BUOYANT FINANCES.

    Mr. Winston Churchill, President of the Board of Trade, addressing his constituents at Manchester, said he was convinced that free trade would enable the ...

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  9. IRELAND TO THE FRONT.

    Mr John E. Redmond, leader of the Nationalists, in the course of an address at Dublin, appealed to the Irish to make a strong, willing, consistent, and ...

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  10. THE ALLANDALE MURDER.

    Frederick Davies Green, who was arrested in connection with Tuesday night's tragedy at Allandale, was brought before the police magistrate (Mr. T. H. Wilkinson) at the West ...

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  11. FIRE AT A STUD.

    A fire occurred at Elmendorf stud, Lexington, Kentucky (U.S.A.), whereby 32 thoroughbred brood mares, including Toque, Rub[?]'s half-sister, and 11 foals ...

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  12. MORE BATTLESHIPS.

    The American House of Representatives, by 1[?]0 votes to 79, has rejected an amendment to the Naval Appropriation Bill providing for the construction of four ...

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  13. LORD TWEEDMOUTH.

    Lord Tweedmouth, late First Lord of the Admiralty, addressing the cadets of the Britannia Naval College, explained that his relinquishment of the Admiralty was not ...

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  14. ASIATIC RESTRICTION.

    Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Prime Minister of Canada, has refused the demand of the Asiatic Exclusion League that Canada should exclude Asiatics by legislation on ...

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  15. WOMANHOOD SUFFRAGE.

    Mr. Winston[?] Churchill, in reply to a question from advocates of the extension of the franchise to women, said he favoured womanhood suffrage. ...

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  16. SUPPLIERS' RESENTMENT.

    There was a representative of the distributing companies in town this morning appealing for supplies. A good deal of feeling was exhibited at the railway station, where he came ...

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  17. NEWCASTLE CONTINGENT.

    Three companies of Irish and Scottish Rifles left Newcastle this evening for the encampment at Liverpool, and early to-morrow morning the Newcastle, Wallsend, East Maitland, ...

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  18. THE AMUR RAILWAY.

    The Amur Railway Bill, providing for the construction of a railway along the valley of the Amur River from Strentensk, the present terminus of the Siberian ...

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  19. BY-ELECTION.

    The Earl of Kerry (Unionist), son of the Marquis of Lansdowne, has been elected unopposed to represent West Derbyshire in the House of Commons in succession ...

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  20. NO MILK FROM UNANDERRA.

    Instead of nearly 2000 gallons, as usual, not one gallon—left this station to-day. ...

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  21. NEW ZEALAND.

    During the quarter ended March the advances made by the banks doing business in New Zealand increased by £2,990,761 over the corresponding period of 1907. Advances and ...

    Article : 54 words
  22. TAINTED MEAT.

    A good deal of interest was [?]entred in the proceedings in the District Court to-day, when Edward Woods, missioner of the Metropolitan Mission, Bourke-street, was ...

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  23. BATTLE PRACTICE RESULTS.

    The result of battle practice in the British navy last year has been issued in England. The Lords of the Admiralty note with satisfaction further improvement in the results ...

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  24. ATTRACTING IMMIGRANTS.

    The Premier, Mr. Bent, made known the contents of the supplementary letter which he has sent on behalf of the State Government to the Prime Minister, in answer to an ...

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  25. SMUGGLING WARLIKE STORES.

    Advices from Quetta, Northern India, state that the smuggling of rifles and ammunition is proceeding on an unprecedented scale via Persia and Beluchistan. ...

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  26. TREATING FIRST OFFENDERS.

    In passing sentence on a prisoner convicted of horse-stealing, whose counsel had asked that the accused should be dealt with under the First Offenders Act, Mr. Justice Simpson ...

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  27. CRIME IN BERLIN.

    A crowd in Berlin made desperate attempts to lynch a degenerate named Heidert, the murderer of a youth whose dissected remains were found wrapped in ...

    Article : 55 words
  28. ANGLO-AMERICAN ARBITRATION.

    Irish and Germans in the United States are strenuously urging Senators to defeat the completion of the arbitration treaty between Great Britain and the United ...

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  29. FATAL FIRE.

    Last night a cottage owned by Mrs. Elslie, at Mount Compass village settlement, was burned to the ground. In the remains were discovered the charred ...

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  30. SHIPPING MISHAPS.

    Advices from the Gilbert Islands confirming the report of the total loss of the schooner Louise J. Kenny were received yesterday by the owners, Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co., ...

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  31. SOLIDIFICATION OF HELIUM.

    Sir James Dewar, Jacksonian Professor of Experimental Philosophy, Cambridge, explains that the reported solidification of the gas helium by Kamerlingh Ohnes at ...

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  32. THE NEW RANGE.

    The n[?]w artillery range at Heathcote will be fired over in earnest for the first time on Saturday. The 1st. and 2nd batteries of the Australian[?] ...

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  33. RHODESIAN COLONISATION.

    General Booth announces thnt owing to the inadequate response made by the shareholders of the British[?]South Africa Company to the recent appeal for fresh ...

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  34. BURGLAR FLASHES RAZOR.

    A little girl named Eveline Keats, the daughter of the licensee of the United Australia Hotel, had, on April 3, a rather exciting experience. She had occasion to go up to her mother's bed-room, and behind ...

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  35. THE KARORI'S BREAKDOWN.

    The Union Company's cargo steamer Karori, which was disabled owing to the breaking of her tunnel shaft shortly after leaving Devonport[?] Tasmania, on Friday, with produce for ...

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  36. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Delegates from the Amalgamated Society of Engineers and Metal Workers, Iron and Brass Moulders, Coachbuilders and Carpenters' Union met last night to consider what action ...

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  37. SCOTTISH CASTLE BURNED.

    Monzie Castle, Perthshire, tenanted by Mr. James Richmond, an Australian, has been destroyed by fire. The damage is estimated at £20,000. Many art treasures ...

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  38. WORLD'S BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP.

    T. Burns, the champion heavyweight pugilist, is arranging to box W. Squires; of New South Wales, at Stamford Bridge, in the open air, on May 11. ...

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  39. DUPING YOUNG WOMEN.

    A prepossessing young lady named Annie Tubman, who resides at Arthur-street, North Sydney, was, on March 16 last, in the Botanic Gardens with a girl friend, when a young man approached them, and ...

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  40. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The Chinese Imperial Rescript of 1899, giving Roman Catholic Bishops the rank of Viceroy or Governor, and priests the rank of Prefect, has been rescinded. ...

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  41. INDIAN TELEGRAPH STRIKE.

    The employment of military and postal telegraphists in India to take the places of operators who are on strike has greatly relieved the congestion of business. ...

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  42. VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER.

    Before Mr. Justice M'Millan and a jury, in the Criminal Court yesterday, the hearing of the charge against Nurse Pears, alias Elizabeth Taylor, of murder arising out of the ...

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  43. SOPHIA ANN SOLD.

    The little steamer Sophia Ann, belonging to Captain Joseph Weston, of Balmain, which recently became a total wreck at the Richmond[?] River, was yesterday sold by auction ...

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  44. COURTEOUS SUICIDE.

    A man named J. A. Maginn was found dead in bed at the Great Northern Hotel this morning. He left a number of letters and in one of them which was addressed to the ...

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  45. MINERS' EIGHT HOURS BILL.

    As coalowners have resolved if the Miners' Eight Hours Bill becomes operative before June 30, 1909, to raise the price of coal by 1s 6d per ton on contracts ...

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  46. UNKNOWN MAN'S DEATH.

    The adjourned inquest on the body of the man who was killed on the railway line on Monday night was held to-day. The police reported that every inquiry had been made, ...

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  47. BLASTING FATALITY.

    A young man named Esselton George Honeyman met with a fatal accident at the Prospect Quarries on Wednesday afternoon. He had retired with his brother to what they ...

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  48. BROKEN HILL BUTCHERS' STRIKE.

    A meeting of the Butchers' Employees' Union last night decided to continue to strike. The strike will be considered at the Butchers' Employees' Conference in Brisbane next week. ...

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  49. ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

    At Perth Sessions to-day the rehearing was continued of the case of Charles R. Cumbrae Stewart, who was charged with having, at Perth, on January 17, 1908, conspired with ...

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  50. IMPERIAL CRICKET.

    South Africa has accepted the invitation of the Marylebone Cricket Club to take part in the triangular contests in 1[?]. ...

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