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  2. THE PLAGUE.

    Three suspicious cases of Illness are at present under observation at the Coast Hospital, but none of them had sufficiently devaloped last night to permit of a complete ...

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  3. PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER

    Colncidentally with the State's effort to advance the quality of its public education towards the highest general standards of the best-equipped of the nations, discontent at ...

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  4. SOUTH COAST MINES.

    The South Coast district at present ia in a state of expectancy regarding future prospects and the extension of industries generally. Coal-mining has done much for its present ...

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  5. MR. BENT'S POLICY.

    The Premier, Mr. T. Bent, delivered his policy speech at North Brighton last night before a fairly large audience He claimed that the policy the Ministry had ...

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  6. ASIATICS IN TRANSVAAL

    The Earl of Elgin, Secretary of State for the Colonles, in accordance with thee views of the deputation of British Indians in the Transvaal,' has disallowed the Asiatic ...

    Article : 290 words
  7. TARIIT REFORM.

    Mr. A. J. Balfour, in addressing the National Union of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, said he saw unmistakable signs of coalescence of Unionist ...

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  8. IMPERIAL DEFENCE.

    In the House of Commons last night, in the debate on the Address in Reply, Mr. Harold Cox (Liberal), M.P., formerly secretary of the Cobden Club, moved an ...

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  9. A STEAMER STRANDED.

    The steamer Moruya, 568 tons, from Liverpool to Sydney, strandoe in a shallow inlet seven miles east of Port Albert yesterday morning; but was got off later in the day, ...

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  10. INDIAN SEDITION.

    The proprietor and the editor of the native newspaper "Punjabi" have been charged at Lahore with sedition, in publishing fictitious and wicked statements. ...

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  11. RATS AT COFF'S HARBOUR.

    As a result of the representations made to the Health Department to take the necessary steps to prevent an outbreak of plague hero. the department have arranged to forward the ...

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  12. PROBABLE CAUSE OF THE MISHAP.

    Captain James Banks, master of the Howard Smith Hner Chillagoe, which arrived yesterday from Edithburg, S.A., reports that after passing Wilson's Promontory he discovered a ...

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  13. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN LOAN.

    Western Australia is issuing a loan of £l',000,000 at 3½ per cent, the minimum being fixed at 97. The loan has been underwritten. ...

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  14. OUTSIDE THE CITY.

    Sir,—While every precaution appeard to be adopted to preyeut, the present outbreak of plague spreading, and people are being fined for having refuse on their promises calculated ...

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  15. DESCRIPTION OF THE VESSEL

    The Moruya, which has been specially dosigned and built to meet the requirements of the trade between Sydney and the South Coast ports of this State, to the order of the ...

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  16. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.

    The Duke of Devonshire, Chancellor of Cambridge University, in the course of a letter to the press, earnestly appeals for subscriptions for the re-endowment of ...

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  17. EXPROPRIATION IN IRELAND.

    The "Pall Mall Gazette" says that where, as in the case of the Irish estates of the Marquis of Clanricarde, the responsibilities of property are so cynically ignored a ...

    Article : 278 words
  18. THE DIRTIEST CITY.

    Sir,—In common with many others, [?] think our thanks are due to Mr. Lassetter for having raised the above question, but it strikes me he has put the saddle on the wrong ...

    Article : 323 words
  19. THE TRANSVAAL ELECTIONS.

    The Miners' Union in Johannesburg complains that Lord Selborne's refusal to proclaim a public holiday on polling-day will cause the disfranchisement of the ...

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  20. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The adjourned cases against Prederick WilHam Forwood, charged with forgery in connection with the Customs Department, were again callad on at the Port Adelaida Police ...

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  21. A CONFESSED INCENDIARY.

    At Nairne on Friday an inquest was held regarding a fire on the property of J. Ryder. Edward Nairme, one of the wltnesses, admitted that he started this fire, and also one on the ...

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  22. APPLAUSE OF THE PRESS.

    The press generally applauds Mr. Balfour's and Mr. Churchill's policy of Imperial defence so far as the colonies are concerned. ...

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  23. THE PEACE CONFERENCE.

    Yesterday King Edward received in audience M. Martens, who is drawing up the programme of the Hague Peace Conference. M. Martens is about to proceed ...

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  24. THEFT OF PICTURES.

    Nineteen good pictures have been stolen from the Art Gallery at Pwllhelf, Wales. ...

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  25. EXCEPTIONAL RAINS.

    A report from Innamincka states that the rain which fell there a few days ago was in places the heaviest recorded for many years, and some parts have not had such floods since ...

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  26. LOSSES IN A HURRICANE.

    The Leith steamer Moravia, with 19 hands, is considered to have foundered in a hurricane in the North Sea. A Tyne steamer is also supposed to have been ...

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  27. SHAKESPEARE'S PORTRAIT.

    The supposed earliest portrait of Shakespeare, which is on a panel, and valued at £3000, has been discovered in an inn at Winston, Durham. ...

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  28. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—Just after closing time last night I noticed several shopkeepers in George-street West sweeping sawdust, paper, etc, out of their shops into the street. No doubt this ...

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  29. NORTHERN TERRITORY.

    The Minister controlling the Northern Territors (Mr. L. O'Loughlin) stated to-day:— "I am antisfied that the agreement we have ontered into in regard to the agreement we have ...

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  30. NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES.

    The Newfoundland Legislative Assembly by 23 votes to 3 adopted nn address to Lord Elgin, Secretary of State for the Colonies, disapproving of the modus ...

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  31. WORCESTER STILL DISFRANCHISED.

    The House of Commons, by 192 to 190 votes, rejected a motion by Sir A. F. Acland Hood that a new writ be issued for the election of a momber for Woreester, the ...

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  32. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Owing to the rise in the value of raw materials, the price of soap has been advanced. CEREBRO SPINAL MENINGITIS. ...

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  33. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—While should be sorry to say anything that would tend to discourage the authorities from remedying admitted defects in our sanitary arrangements, I should like to add my ...

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  34. A GIANT SUNSPOT.

    A giant sunspot has been discovered. The length of the spot is 118,000 miles, aud its breadth 30,000 miles. ...

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  35. LABOUR'S DANGER.

    Mr. Arthur Griffith, M.L.A., addressed a large meeting of his constituents last night, the Mayor presiding. Mr. Griffith assured his hearers that the ...

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  36. BUTTER ADULTERATION BILL.

    Sir Edward Strachey, who represents the Agriculture Department in the House of Commons, yesterday introduced a Butter Bill, which was read the first time. ...

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  37. NEW ZEALAND.

    A writ has been issued on behalf of the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company against the Auckland Harbour Board, claiming £15,000 damages in connection with the recent ...

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  38. MISS LAKE'S MURDER.

    A tailor named Bayerl bus been arrested for complicity in the murder of Miis Lake, an Englishwoman, in a wood near Essen, in October last, and in connection ...

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  39. THE UNION LABEL.

    Action has been taken by Bruce and Davies, stationers, of Melbourne, to test the powers of the Federal Government in making provision for the registration of the union label under ...

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  40. CARELESS USE OF A RIFLE.

    Thomas Baker's dairy farm at Somerton was the scone of a tragedy yesterday. A milking hand, John Williams, was shot through the heart by a bullet fired from a rile by a ...

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  41. WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

    The supporters of woman suffrage are greatly delighted at Mr. W. H. Dickinson having drawn first place for the discussion of the bill he proposes to introduce in the ...

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  42. THE EUREKA MURDER.

    The police have gained further evidence connecting Ah You with the murder of Wong Ah Cheong at Eureka on February 9. The work of pumping out the shaft in which the ...

    Article : 103 words
  43. A STEAMER ASHORE.

    The Marine Department has been advised that the steamer Rakiura, formerly the Rose Casey, went ashore on Nugget Point, between the Bluff and Port Chalmors, early this ...

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  44. FLOODS ON THE GREAT BARRIER.

    Owing to floods washing away a gumdiggers' camp on the Great Barrier, three Austrlans were drowned. ...

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  45. SERIOUS SHOOTING CASE.

    A serious shooting case occurred at Hitchen's Farm, two miles from town, this afternoon, when Mrs. Hitchen was shot in the arm by James Copeland, a discharged employee. ...

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  46. THE FRANCO-BRITISH EXHIBITION.

    On Saturday morning a deputation representing the Chamber of Commerce, Chamber of Manufactures, and vignerons waited upon the Treasurer, and urged the desirability of ...

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  47. THE NEW ZEALAND STRIKE.

    The slaughtermon asslstants at the Canterbury Frozon Meat Company's works have struck, owing to the refusal of their demand to be paid time and a half after eight hours' ...

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  48. OLD-AGE PENSIONS.

    The "Spectator," writing on the subject of old-age pensions, says that if the Government grants old-age pensions it will rquire a tariff which will betray the cause ...

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