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  2. THE TROTH ABOUT PAPU[?]

    The afternoon were on, and we slipped steadily up the river, against the strong current, forced to keep in the middle by the smallness of our knowledge as to its depth. ...

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  3. TIMBER TRADE STRIKE.

    The situation in the timber trade is unchanged. Both sides are firm, though neither deny that there is room for intervention. The demonstration in the Domain passed off very ...

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  4. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

    A good deal of surprise was manifested in Sydney on Saturday when it was announced in the "Herald" that Sir Francis Suttor had tendered his resignation of the presidency of ...

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  5. THE COMMONWEALTH.

    During last year 61 persons had the education test applied to them under the immigration, Restriction Act, and were rejected. They were all coloured. In regard to the working ...

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  6. DISASTER IN NATAL.

    An explosion in Glencoe colliery, Natal, entombed 12 Europeans and 40 natives. Feb. 15. Eight natives entombed in the mine at ...

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  7. OUR COASTAL SHIPPING.

    Speaking at the dinner of the Chamber of Shipping yesterdny, Sir W. S. Robson, the Attorney-General, in referring to the passage in the annual report regarding the ...

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  8. THE FRONTIER WAR.

    The Zakka Khels refuse to surrender five outlaws or accede to other British demands. General Willcocks, commanding the ...

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  9. CHEAP DEFENCE

    The "Nation," the Liberal weekly, edited by Mr. H. W. Massingham, declares that if Mr. R. B. Haldane, Secretary of State for war, and Lord Tweedmouth, First ...

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  10. BULGARIAN IMMIGRANTS.

    It has been ascertained by the Department of External Affairs that more Bulgarians are due at Fremantle by a steamer arriving in a day or two. The department has instructed ...

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  11. RESTRICTION OF ASIATICS.

    It is officially announced at Ottawa that the Immigration Restriction Bill of British Columbia, imposing an education test, will be disallowed by the Dominion ...

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  12. THE TWO SERVICES.

    Mr. R. B. Haldane, addressing the members of the London Chamber of Commerce, said that the great and broad defence of the nation rested on our sea supremacy, ...

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  13. GREAT BRITAIN'S PROTECTION.

    Dr. G. R. Parkin, organising agent of the Rhodes Trust, speaking at Toronto, declared that the protection afforded by Great Britain was the salvation of Canada. ...

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  14. STATEMENT BY THE SECRETARY.

    Mr. H. H. Somer, secretary of the society, returned to town yesterday, and was seen on the subject of the resignation of Sir Francis Suttor. Mr. Somer said he had no knowledge ...

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  15. CUSTOMS CONTRAVENTIONS.

    A list of persons, mostly Chinese, who were dealt with in November and December for offences against the Customs Act is gazetted. Young Gunn, cook on the steamer Empire, ...

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  16. SHIPBUILDING LOCKOUT.

    The lockout of 30,000 men in the shipyards of the north-east of the kingdom, threatened because of a dispute between shipwrights and joiners as ...

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  17. ECCLESIASTICAL DISCIPLINE.

    The bill introduced into the House of Commons by Mr. W. A. M'Artbur, to appoint Commissioners to deal with ecclesiastical disorders, was talked out on Friday. ...

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  18. RESTRICTING HOURS OF LABOUR.

    Mr. W. Thorne (Labour), supported by nine other Labour members of the House of Commons, proposes to introduce a bill to restrict the hours of labour to eight daily ...

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  19. YESTERDAY'S DEMONSTRATION.

    As arranged on Saturday, a procession of the strikers in the timber trade dispute formed in Wentworth Park at about 2 p.m. yesterday. The march for the Domain ...

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  20. UNION REGISTRATIONS.

    Applications for registration under the Federal Conciliation and Arbitration Act have been received by the Registrar from the Federated Agricultural Implement and ...

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  21. SENATOR PULSFORD RETURNING.

    Senator Pulsford is a passenger by the R.M.S. Himalaya, which left London yesterday. ...

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  22. THE GENERAL OUTLOOK.

    A prominent trade unionist gave a very lucid account of the present situation. He said that, speaking his whole mind, he could not say whether serious trouble was impending or ...

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  23. NEW INTERSTATE TELEGRAPH LINE.

    In the additional estimates to be submitted to Parliament will appear a sum of about £18,000 for a new telegraph line, which, by the extension of existing lines, will connect ...

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  24. STRIKES AND ARBITRATION

    The opinion seems to be gaining ground that owing to a fear of its delays, and to a wish to go beyond its awards, a large body of unionists on the seaboard are inclined to ...

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  25. NEW ZEALAND FOOTBALLERS.

    New Zealand footballers at Cheltenham yesterday played the third match against the Northern Union, and the last of the tour. ...

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  26. UNIFICATION OF SOUTH AFRICA.

    Mr. J. X. Merriman, the Cape Premier, speaking at Capetown, promised to do his utmost to promote the unification of South Africa, relying, he said, on the wave of ...

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  27. SENATE ELECTION.

    The election to fill the vacancy in the Senate caused by the voiding of the election of J. V. O'Loghlin by the High Court took place on Saturday. The candidates were Joseph Vardon ...

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  28. FRENCH WORKMEN'S PENSIONS.

    M. Cavinot, President of the French Commission on Workmen's Pensions, estimates the cost of providing for them at £18,000,000 per annum. ...

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  29. RUSSIA'S ANSWER TO AUSTRIA.

    The "Neue Frefe Presse" of Vienna states that the treaty of Berlin does not allow Montenegro to permit railways across her territory, as would be ...

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  30. STANDARD OF CORNSACKS.

    A proclamation prohibiting from May 15 the importation of cornsacks over 41in by 231n, i.e., 200lb rapacity, was gazetted yesterday Bales containing the cornsacks are to be ...

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  31. "ENOUGH TO FRIGHTEN ANYONE."

    While masters and men belonging to the big timber yards seem determined to held out, the proprietors of the smaller case factories contend that the dispute has nothing ...

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  32. SPANISH FORCE IN MOROCCO.

    A Spanish force, under General Marina, has occupied Marchica, on the North Coast of Morocco, after a slight skirmish. ...

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  33. EGYPTIAN NATIONALIST LEADER.

    Nationalists of Egypt have elected Farld Bey, a fierce opponent of the British occupation, to succeed the late Mustapha Kamel Pasha, as leader of the party. ...

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  34. BRISBANE SENSATION.

    Water-hyacinth, in the Brisbane River, was responsible for a sensational accident near the Bulimba horse ferry yesterday afternoon. The ferry was attempting to cross the river, ...

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  35. WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS PUNISHED.

    [?]ss Kenney and another woman suffragist were fined £5 or one month's imprisonment for riotous conduct on the occasion of their attempt to force an entrance ...

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  36. BATTLE FLEET AT VALPARAISO.

    The United States battle fleet arrived at Valparaiso yesterday, and was warmly welcomed. ...

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  37. UNIFORM IMPERIAL CENSUS.

    Mr. T. A. Coghlan, Agent-General for New South Wales, and Sir Charles Dilke, are members of the committee appointed to prepare proposals for a uniform census ...

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  38. WEBB-TRESSIDER MATCH.

    The Chief Justice of Victoria, Sir John Maddon, who has been spending his vacation on a trip through New Zealand with the members of his family, returned to Melbourne ...

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  39. QUEEN VICTORIA MONUMENT.

    Fifty-five thousand working masons have petitioned the King to prevent the employment of Italian workmen in the erection of the Queen Victoria National ...

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  40. MR. M'GOWEN ACTIVE BUT SILENT.

    A representative of the "Herald" called at the residence of Mr. M'Gowen on Saturday evening. "Ah, I guess you bave come to see me ...

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  41. TASMANIAN YACHT RACE.

    The Derwent Yacht Club held its annual ocean race around Bruni Island yesterday afternoon, five yachts competing,—namely, Aoetoa, Fairlie, Maysie, Thelma, and Hebo. ...

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  42. DREADFULLY MUTILATED.

    The body of a man unknown was found dreadfully mutilated in the bush about five miles from Tingha, on Wednesday last, by a man named Courtney. ...

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  43. FURTHER RYLANDS BEQUESTS.

    Mrs. John Rylands bequeathed £473,000 to religious education and charities, including £200,000 to the Rylands Library and £50,000 to the Victoria University, ...

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  44. CONDITION OF CALDWELL.

    Doctors still certify that Robert Caldwell, against whom an extradition warrant was issued in London, charging him with perjury in connection with the Druce ...

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  45. YOUTHS' SECRET SOCIETY.

    Several petty robberies have been perpetrated recently at Footscray. An investigation of the police has led to the belief that the thefts have been committed by youths ...

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  46. MISS FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE.

    The Corporation of the City of London intends to present the freedom of the city to Miss Florence Nightingale. ...

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  47. NEW MELBOURNE HOSPITAL.

    A Sydney architect, who has devoted many years to the study of hospital accommodation, has written to a gentleman in Melbourne (says tho 'Argus") pointing out that the site of ...

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  48. DEATH OF SIR JAMES KNOWLES.

    The death is announced of Sir James Knowles, proprietor of the "Nineteenth Century," aged 76 years. The same as many another journalist, Sir ...

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  49. CLOSER SETTLEMENT IN NEW ZEALAND.

    The Laghmor Estate, South Canterbury, 9514 acres, has been subdivided into 20 blocks, which were sold at auction at an average of £9 per acre. ...

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  50. WORK AT LAING AND SONS.

    Sir James Laing and Sons, whose supply of electric current and water was cut off on account of their suspension of payment, have arranged for their own supply ...

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  51. THE PITT TOWN RIOT.

    At the Windsor Police Court yesterday three defendants pleaded guilty to riotous behaviour at Pitt Town in the recent free fight, and were fined 10s each and 6s costs. ...

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  52. ACROSS THE DERWENT.

    Miss Turnbull, teacher of swimming in Hobart, swam across the Derwent from Rosny to Domain baths, a distance with leeway of two miles, in 42m 47s. ...

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  53. W. AND A. M'ARTHUR, LTD.

    At a meeting of first mortgage debenture holders of W. and A. M'Artbur, Ltd., it was unanimously agreed to accept an equal amount of first debentures in the ...

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  54. TO THE EDITOR OF THE "HERALD."

    Sir,—Our attention, has been drawn to a letter apeparing in your issue of Friday, signed by "A Builder" We would like to say that the figures given therein regarding ...

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  55. MILK OVERSUPPLIED.

    In consequence of the increase in the supply of milk the Farmers and Dairymen's Company, the principal receiver of milk for this district, was compelled to stop suppliers for ...

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  56. MR. BENT UNWELL.

    The Premier, Mr. Bent, has indefinitely postponed the sessional address which he proposed to deliver this month at Brighton. Mr. Bent says his doctor has advised him to avoid ...

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  57. NEW ZEALAND HIGH JUMP RECORD.

    In the Dunedin amateur athletics, Orbell, of Canterbury, in the high Jump, negotiated 5ft 9½ln, beating the New Zealand record by three-eighths of an inch. Kerr won the mile ...

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