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  2. NEW SOUTH WALES WINS

    The 32nd interstate eight-oar race was rowed on the Yarra on Saturday afternoon, and resulted:- NEW SOUTH WALES............ 1 ...

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  3. COST OF LIVING.

    The week end business was associated with unusual and extraordinary conditions, butter, wheat, and mill offal being all advanced in price. ...

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  4. MUNICIPAL TAXATION.

    Unimproved land value taxation has evidently come to stay, and it will, at any rate for some time, be regarded as the machinery to be used for providing municipal bodies ...

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  5. FEDERAL-STATE FINANCE.

    Sir William Lyne, the Federal Treasurer, considers that the financial scheme submitted by the Commonwealth to the Premiers' Conference is based on very liberal lines. ...

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  6. THE AMERICAN FLEET.

    Mr. V. H. Metcalfe, Secretary to the Navy, revived the American battle fleet at San Francisco yesterday. The term of Rear-Admiral Evans as ...

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  7. OLD-AGE PENSIONS.

    The "Spectator" writes that the budget discourages the working classes from making adequate provision for old age. So complicated, harassing, and unpopular a ...

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  8. CHICAGO MURDER GANG.

    Further details are publised regarding the series of murders which occurred on a farm at Laporte, 40 miles E.S.E. of Chicago. ...

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  9. CONSPIRACY IN INDIA.

    The "Daily Mail" states that the conspiracy in India to murder Lord Minto, the Viceroy, and Lord Kitchener, the Commander-in-Chief, and raise a rebellion, has ...

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  10. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE VISIT.

    It is understood that the Federal Government has received advices, confirming the news published in the "Herald" some days ago to the effect that Sydney would be the first ...

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  11. GERMAN AFRICAN COLONIES.

    The bill sanctioning the construction of 900 miles of railway in German African colonies, at a cost of £7,500,000, has been read the third time in the Reichstag. ...

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  12. CONDITION OF IRELAND.

    Mr. E. Haviland Burke (Nationalist) recently introduced into the House of Commons a bill to repeal the Crimes Act of 1887. Yesterday the bill was read the ...

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  13. "AWFUL" BROKEN HILL.

    Towards the close of Saturday's sitting of the Presbyterian General Assembly, Principal Harper moved,—"That in reference to reports appearing in the daily press ...

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  14. THE CITY'S WELCOME.

    The town clerk stated on Saturday that his correspondence had more than doubled during the past few days, and many names are being dally added to the citizens' ...

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  15. THE PREMIERS' OLIVE BRANCH.

    The Premiers, now at the end of a fortnignt in Melbourne, are anxious to get away. But Australia's financial problems are intricate. The resolutions so far adopted were published ...

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  16. MR. CHURCHILL RETURNED.

    The election to fill the vacancy in the representation of Dundee in the House of Commons, caused by the elevation of Mr. E. Robertson to the House of Lords, took ...

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  17. MR. CARRUTHERS IN LONDON.

    Mr. Henniker Heaton, M.P., entertained Mr. J. H. Carruthers, ex-Premier of New South Wales, and Councillor Weedon, Lord Mayor of Melbourne, at dinner in the ...

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  18. NOVEL SUGGESTION FROM MANLY.

    Mr. H. T. Robey, of Manly, has just formed a remarkable scheme, by means of which he proposes that that suburb shall do honour to the visitors. ...

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  19. THE REV. C. H. NASH.

    Owing to the ultimate refusal of Canon Bardsley to support his original charges against the Rev. C. H. Nash, relating to the most serious alleged offence, ...

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  20. SAILING SHIP WEECKEL.

    The large sailing ship Peter Rickmers has been wrecked at Long Island (U.S.A.). The crow, numbering 100, were rescued ...

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  21. A PERSISTENT WOMAN.

    Persistent bellringing by an Irish woman, a supporter of adult suffrage, greatly interfered with Mr. Churchill's speeches at Dundee. While refusing to apologise for ...

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  22. ORCHARD REPRIEVED.

    Harry Orchard, sentenced to death for the murder of Frank Steunenberg, exGovernor of Idaho, has been reprieved until July 1 against his own protest. He ...

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  23. A BRUTAL STRUGGLE,

    The London "Daily Telegraph's" account of the Hackenschmidt-Gotch wrestling match contains the following references:- "All through," says the "New York World's" ...

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  24. STEAMER BOVERIC RETURNS.

    The steamer Boveric, bound from Astoria, Oregon, to Sydney, struck an unknown object, and put into San Francisco, where she will discharge her cargo and dock to ...

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  25. GERMAN SCANDALS.

    Prince Philipp Eulenburg, against whom charges of having committed serious offences are made, was on Friday confronted for a long time with three of the ...

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  26. TERMS FOR THE MOHMANDS.

    The Mohmands have been allowed till Sunday to consider the British terms. ...

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  27. FALL IN CONSOLS.

    Consols were quoted yesterday at £85 10s, a fall of 7s 6d since Thursday. ...

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  28. COMMONWEALTH REVENUE.

    The following statement of the Commonwealth receipts and expenditure for the nine months ending March 31 was issued by the Commonwealth Treasurer on Saturday. These ...

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  29. MONDAY'S BUSINESS.

    In meeting Sir William Lyne to-morrow the Premiers are acting in the hope that their labours will be brought to a conclusion, and that they will be able to return ...

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  30. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS.

    At the Newmarket First Spring Meeting to-day the contest for the leading event on the programme resulted as under:- ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES of 100 ...

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  31. FRENCH COMPANY-MONGERING.

    Henri Rochette, a Paris speculator, concerned in company-promoting to the amount of £5,000,000, has been charged with stealing, and has been released on ...

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  32. ACTION AGAINST THE "TIMES."

    The action for alleged libel brought by John Murray, publisher, against the "Times," on account of the publication of letters by the "Times" from "Artifex," ...

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  33. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SUBSIDY.

    The amended bill granting the North German Lloyd Company an additional subsidy of £11,500, for the purpose of the New Guinea service, has been read the third ...

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  34. COMMONWEALTH STOCK.

    On Friday Sir W. Lyne issued a statement commenting on Mr. Wade's first speech criticising the Commonwealth scheme. He did not, however, make himself conversant with ...

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  35. DEATH OF MR. J. A. CAMPBELL.

    The death is announced, at the age of 82 years, of the Right Hon. James Alexander Campbell, eldest brother of the late Sir Heary Campbell-Bannerman. ...

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  36. MR. DEAKIN'S HEALTH.

    Mr. Deakin's health is by no means satisfactory. He is suffering from fatigue as a result of the extra work thrown upon him in connection with the Premiers' Conference and the ...

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  37. THE DERBY.

    The victory of Mr. August Belmont's colt Norman III, has made a decided alteration in the betting on the Derby. Norman III, is now first favourite, with ...

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  38. GORED BY A BULL.

    On Saturday a young man named Harvey M'Gowan was severely gored by a bull, and so seriously injured that he had to be taken to the Western Suburbs Cottage Hospital for ...

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  39. AMATEUR SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.

    The racing for the amateur sculling championship resulted:- E. Jack (Tasmania), 10st 61b...... 1 H. Brach (Victoria), 11st 101b...... 2 ...

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  40. NATAL DEFENCE SCHEME.

    The Natal Defence Committee recommends the compulsory service of white men in the militia between 19 and 21 years of age, thus providing a force of ...

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  41. MIDDLEWEIGHT WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP.

    At the Saucer Trade on Saturday night Peter Bannon, list 11b, defeated Dick Porter, l0st 31b, in a wrestling contest for the middleweight championship of the world, held by the ...

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  42. MELBOURNE GOLF CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.

    In the second round of the club championship of the Royal Melbourne Golf Club on Saturday, M. Scott's card showed 78, and W. Bruce's 79. The former is loading in the ...

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  43. A LONG DRIVE.

    The Rev. F. J. Dunkley and Mrs. Dunkley, of the Baptist Church, left yesterday morning to drive to Sydney. ...

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