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  2. FUND FOR VETERANS.

    Miss Rawson presided in the Town Hall yesterday at a meeting of the women's branch of the British Empire League. On the platform were the Governor, Sir Harry ...

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  3. NORFOLK ISLAND.

    The State Governor, who has recently been confronted with a very difficult problem in Norfolk Island, summoned Rev. J. Woolnough, who is interested in the island, to ...

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  4. THE AMERICAN FLEET.

    Sir Francis Suttor presided in the Town Hall yesterday afternoon at a meeting of the Sports and Entertainment Committee. The following olfers were accepted on the ...

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  5. FEDERAL FINANCE.

    Just after the close of the premiers' Conference in Melbourne Mr. Wade and Mr. Bent both stated that the proposals made by the Commonwealth Government for dealing with ...

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  6. PAN-ANGLICAN CONGRESS.

    The Pa-Anglican Congress was inaugurated yesterday by a service of intercession at noon in Westminster Abbey on behalf of the aims and objects of the ...

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  7. ENCIRCLING, GERMANY.

    The "Dortmund Zeitung" reports that the German Emperor, after inspecting cavalry at Doeberitz, remarked: "It looks as if they are trying to encircle and bring ...

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  8. MANDATE TO THE CHUECH.

    The Pilgrims Club entertained the prelates attending the Pan-Anglican Congress at the banquet last night. Lord Curzon, who presided, proposed the ...

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  9. BRITISH OLD-AGE PENSIONS.

    Mr. Lloyd-George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the House of Commons last night, moved the second reading of the Old Age Pensions Bill. He promised not to ...

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  10. A GARDEN PARTY.

    Five thousand members of the congress, their wives and daughters, attended the garden party given by Lord Strathcona at Knebworth Park, Herts, yesterday ...

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  11. NO UMBRAGE AT REVAL MEETING.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" is authorised to state that the Government sees in the cordiality of the meeting at Reval between the King and ...

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  12. THE MILK SUPPLY.

    At a meeting of the Dapto branch of the United Milk-suppliers' Association last night, a communication was received from the secretary of the association asking for an ...

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  13. THE BRAYBROOK DISASTER.

    Ex-driver Harcombe was one of the witnesses examined at the Braybrook disaster inquest to-day. He said he was in the service for 29½ years, and left on May 21. On ...

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  14. A DRUGGING BURGLAR.

    John F. Spencer, a draper in Leicester, has been sentenced to 12 years' penal ser vitude for committing five burglaries. John Frederick Spencer is 28 years of age. ...

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  15. THE LEAK IN THE SCHEME.

    Several newspapers criticise the tentative proposals of Mr. Lloyd-George for a silding scale for pensions as evidence that the scheme has been hurriedly prepared, ...

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  16. THE CASE FOR THE COMPANY.

    Mr. D. M'Fadyen, the manager of the Fresh Food and Ice Company, when seen with regard to the above telegram yesterday, said its contents were not news to him. He had ...

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  17. THE CITIZEN, STATE AND FEDERAL.

    Before the Women's Progressive Association at the School of Arts last night, Mr. Hector Lamond lectured on "The Citizen, of the State and the Commonwealth." ...

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  18. CONGO PROMISES.

    A Bluebook issued relative to the Congo shows that as a result of the effort of Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Belgium has promised to ...

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  19. PREPARING THE PROGRAMMES.

    Before the programmes prepared by the various entertainment committees for the welcome of the American fleet can be regarded as finally settled, they have to be approved by the ...

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  20. SERVIANS IN MACEDONIA.

    A Servian band abducted five notables at Sckirtzi, in the Prilep district, near Monastir, Macedonia. The band afterwards murdered and mutilated the bodies ...

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  21. BOLTING TEAM OF HORSES.

    While Mr. W. Miller was in charge of the Barrengarry Dairy Company's team of eight stanch draught horses and waggon londed with butter proceeding down Cambewarra Mount ...

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  22. NEWCASTLE EXPLOSION.

    The explosion yesterday at Cabbage Tree Bay has resulted in n third death. Ferdinandes Zoppi, one of the two injured men who were in the hospital, died this morning ...

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  23. STEAMER PERICLES' TRIAL TRIP.

    George Thompson and Company's (Aberdeen line) new steamer Pericles, has made a successful trial trip from Cardiff to London. ...

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  24. RIVER STEAMER WRECKED.

    The steamer Ville de Bruges has been Wrecked in the Congo River. Seventy natives aboard of her were drowned. Four Europeans swam ashore, and were ...

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  25. TWO MILES OF MOTOR CARS.

    On May 14, 2000 American. "Jackies" were taken for a trip through San Francisco on 238 motor cars in order to see the city. The parade was arranged by the "Examiner," and ...

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  26. AUSTRALIAN AERONAUT.

    Apparently Australia managed to advan[?] oven when San Francisco was cheering the American fleet through the Golden Gate on May 7. There is in San Francisco an ...

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  27. NEW YORK GAMBLING LAW.

    Several hundred police prevented ra[?] course betting at Gravesend races, New York State. No odds were displayed, and the betting rings were virtually deserted. ...

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  28. YACHTS SAIL ROUND THE FLEET.

    On May 10 the yachts of San Francisco gave the fleet a welcomo which it is to be hoped the yachts of Sydney will do their best to beat. Over 50 of them sailed down the ...

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  29. VOLUNTEER MOTOR CORPS.

    Colonel W. T. Bridges, Chief of the Intelligence Department of the Commonwealth Military Forces, has issued particulars with regard to the proposed volunteer automobile ...

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  30. SCHOOL CHILDREN'S DISPLAY.

    The Victorian Education Department is endeavouring to arrange for a display in the Domain by the State school children on the day when the American fleet arrives at ...

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  31. THE GOLD BUYERS ACT.

    The Minister for Mines to-day received a deputation representing the Tarnagulla miners and members of the Amalgamated Miners' Association regarding the Gold Buyers Act ...

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  32. BOMB OUTRAGE IN INDIA.

    Kudiran Bhose, one of the men concerned in the bomb outrage at Muzaffarpur, whereby Mrs. and Miss Kennedy were fatally injured while driving in their ...

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  33. IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL.

    Cardinal Logue, Archbishop of Armagh, in receiving the freedom of Cork, condemned the University Bill, also the attempted exclusion from it of Maynooth ...

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  34. DECORATING PADDINGTON.

    At Monday's meeting of the Paddington Council the Mayor (Alderman G. Walker) submitted that the time was ripe for the municipality to consider what should be done ...

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  35. THE STRANDED FRANCE.

    No effort has been made to shift the steamer Franco from her exceedingly dangerous position on the South Beach at Fremantle, and each gust of weather makes the situation ...

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  36. RECKLESS MOTORING.

    Mr. Guy Stratton, a wealthy lumberman at Seattle, has been fined £100 and sentenced to be imprisoned indefinitely for killing a child while recklessly driving a ...

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  37. VISIT TO FIJI ABANDONED.

    Rear-Admiral Spe[?]ry notifies that the American fieet will not visit Fiji. ...

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  38. QUEENSLAND SWIMMER'S SUCCESS.

    Springfield, of Brisbane, a guest of the Hamburg Swimming Association, won the 100 metres (1091-3yds) race without dive or push-off in 76 1-5secs., the 200 metres ...

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  39. STEAMERS ASHORE AT PORT PIRIE.

    The steamer Lord Curzon, of the Donald Currie line, whilst being taken to Port Pirle anchorage last evening, with Pilot Clarke in charge, ran on the bank of the channel close ...

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  40. ATTACKED BY ITALIANS.

    Mr. John Johnson, of the Public Works Department, was found at Day Dawn this morning in a weak condition from loss of lood and exposure. There were ...

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  41. FREE PASSES LAUGHED AT.

    At the Moruya Council last night a proposal from Bungendore regarding the issuing of free passes to Mayors and residents of country associations on the occasion of the visit of ...

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  42. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Reuter's correspondent at Stockholm reports: "It is announced hore that a Government loan of £3,000,000 has been placed in London on favourable terms." ...

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  43. KOPENICK TRICK IMITATED.

    A burglar in Odessa dressed as a captain of gendarmerie imitated the German trickster of Kopenick notoriety. He telephoned for four armed detectives ...

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  44. A PROTEST AGAINST PRIZE FIGHTS.

    Sir,—I am informed, in view of the visit of the American fleet, it has been arranged by some syndicate to have a pugilistic encounter with Burns and several professors of the ...

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  45. ESKBANK IRON.

    Sir,— We notice by your leader in the "Sydney Morning Herald" of June 15 you quote a statement made by our Mr. C. H. Hoskins in reference to the loss on pig-iron made at ...

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  46. VICTORIAN PILOTAGE.

    Much relief was felt in Sydney commercial circles when on the 4th inst an announcement was made in the "Herald" that, acting on Mr. Wado's statement of the position in ...

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  47. MAIL STEAMER DELAYED.

    The P. and O. Company's R.M.S. Britannia, from Sydney bound to London, arrived at Fremantle at 2 o'clook this morning from Adelaide, 16 hours late. She encountered very ...

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  48. RETURN OF COAL COURT.

    Word has been received in Newcastle tha[?] the Mining Court will probably return to hear the Teralba cases early in July. In anticlpation of its return oflicials of the fodoration ...

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  49. RIVAL MOORISH SULTANS.

    The troops of Abdel-Aziz, Sultan of Moro[?]o, at Alcazar, have joined those of Mulai-Hafid brother of the Sultan, and pretender to the throne, who has captured ...

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  50. PILOT STEAMER DISABLED.

    Whilst the pilot steamer Ajax was about two miles off the coast at about 10 o'clock last night, the rudder was disatled, and the staamer had to anchor. A boat was sent ...

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  51. CAUGHT IN REVOLVING WHEEL.

    A shocking accident, which terminated in the death of a lighterman named William Johnson, occurred this morning at Launceston. It appears that Johnson was opernting a pump in ...

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  52. STATUTORY DECLARATION.

    We, C. H. Hoskins, G. F. Taylor, R. T. Burns, and John Huxtable, of Lithgow, in the State of New South Wales do solemnly and sincerely declare that, having carefully cheeked the cost of pig-iron made at ...

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  53. A PRISONER'S GOOD LUCK.

    John Frederick M'Clean, a prisoner undergoing a sentence of three years for stealing in Western Australia, was yesterday awarded, by Mr. Justice Homburg, one-third of the ...

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  54. TWO FEET AMPUTATED.

    Mr. J. Gilroy, chiof engineer of the Kaitun[?] was struck by a railway truck at Lyttelton wharf, the wheels passing over both legs, almost severing them. Both feet had to [?] ...

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