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  2. ROWING CARNIVAL. VETERAN SCULLERS' RACE.

    This afternoon, on the Parramatta River, over a course of about a mile and a half, from near Abbotsford to Mortlake, the veteran scullers will row in a handicap. The prizes ...

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  3. PERSONAL.

    Miss Rawson yesterday afternoon, attended by Captain Leslie Wilson, A.D.C., opened a fete at Claremont, Randwick, in aid of the Ministering Children's League. ...

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  4. THE NEW STATION. OPENING ARRANGEMENTS.

    In deference to the publicly-expressed objection to the opening of the new railway station on a Sunday, it has been arranged that an official opening will take place to-day. ...

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  5. IRELAND'S HOPES. PROMISE OF SPEEDY ERUPTION.

    Sir Antony-MacDonnell, Under-Secretary for Ireland, in the course of a speech at Dublin yesterday, expressed his firm belief of the fruition in 1907 of many of the ...

    Article : 84 words
  6. SOUTH AFRICA'S FUTURE. AN EMPIRE CONCERN.

    The Montreal "Gazette," in referring to the Constitution granted to the Transvaal, writes that the future of South Africa concern Australasia and Canada equally with ...

    Article : 65 words
  7. RUSSIA'S WAR FOR FREEDOM. MUTINIES IN BALTIC FORTRESSES.

    Two thousand five hundred sailors and 400 soldiers at Cronstadt mutinied, and a state of war has been proclaimed. Telegrams describing the mutiny have been ...

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  8. ORANGE RIVER COLONY.

    Ex-President Steyn, in the course of an interview, stated that he bad been watching the Liberal party, and lately he had seen approaching a new era of good ...

    Article : 158 words
  9. LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP.

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  10. THE IRISH ENVOYS.

    The Irish Home Rule envoys, Messrs. John Devlin, M.P., and J. T. Donovan, were publicly received by a great gathering of citizens at the Town Hall last night. It recalled the ...

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  11. GENERAL STRIKE IMMINENT.

    A conference of all revolutionary bodies at St. Petersburg yesterday decided to proclaim an immediate general strike. ...

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  12. THE VETERAN SCULLERS.

    Richard Augustus Willoughby Green was born at Greenwich, Sydney, August 3. 1836. He began to row about 1850, and retired in 1876, having rowed about 150 races. He won the ...

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  13. ASSASSINATION AT WARSAW.

    General Markgrafsky, Chief of Gendarmerie and Assistant for Police Affairs to the Governor-General of Warsaw, was shot dead at his country residence. ...

    Article : 57 words
  14. AFRIKANDER OPINION.

    "Ons Land" (the leading Dutch news-paper of Cape Colony) says although the Constitution is an improvement on that of Lord Milner and Mr. A. Lyttelton, the ...

    Article : 71 words
  15. VEHICULAR TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS.

    The chief entrance for vehicles with passengers will be by a new roadway, commencing at Pitt and Hay streets. All vehicles will leave by Pitt-street, at intersection of ...

    Article : 177 words
  16. BRITISH SOCIALISTS' SYMPATHY.

    At a meeting of the British National Committee of the International Socialist Congress, held yesterday under the presidency of Mr. A. Henderson, M.P., it was ...

    Article : 89 words
  17. SVEABORG FIASCO.

    It is now apparent that the outbreak of sailors and soldiers at Sveaborg was preconcerted, and was intended to attract a large number of troops from St. ...

    Article : 163 words
  18. ELECTION IN JANUARY.

    Mr. Winston Churchill announced in the House of Commons last night that elections in the Transvaal would take place not later than January. ...

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  19. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, THE COUNCIL OF DEFENCE.

    The Appropriation Bill was read the second time in the House of Commons last night. Sir Henry Campbell-Banner-man stated that his former fears lest the ...

    Article : 67 words
  20. THE COMMONWEALTH. IN FEDERAL SESSION.

    The House of Representatives was engaged practically the whole of to-day with the Bounties Bill. The measure has a few opponents, but on all sides of the House there ...

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  21. ANTICIPATING MURDER.

    A reactionary newspaper at Moscow published the news of the murder of M. Hertzenstein, a wealthy member of the late Duma, 12 hours before it was perpetrated ...

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  22. NEW ZEALAND. PURE FOODS CONFERENCE.

    Invitations have been sent to the Australian State Governments to send representatives to the Pure Foods Conference, to be held during the exhibition. ...

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  23. THE MUTINY AT DASHBULAGH.

    The garrison at Dashbulagh, in the Caucasus, which murdered its commander and eight other officers, and assumed the administration of the district, surrendered ...

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  24. CENSUS OF PRODUCTION.

    The Census of Production Bill providing for the collection of statistics of the home trade of the country, and of freight earnings of the British mercantile marine ...

    Article : 437 words
  25. LOAN OF LABOUR OFFICER.

    The Government is now considering the question of allowing Mr. Tregear, the secretary of the Labour Department, to visit Victoria to organise the Labour Department there ...

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  26. WARSHIPS SEIZED.

    Portion of the crew of the armoured cruiser Pamyat Azova, 6734 tons, mutinied near Reval. They killed the captain and four officers. ...

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  27. SOCIALIST PRINTING WORKS.

    A great Socialist printing establishment has been discovered at Moscow. It was engaged in reproducing the manifesto of the members of the dissolved Duma who ...

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  28. MAKING A MINISTRY.

    Sir Joseph Ward is now conferring with certain members of the Liberal party, and is busily engaged forming a new Ministry. Many rumours are naturally in circulation, but Sir ...

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  29. CROWN LANDS FOR SMALL HOLDERS.

    The Government has entrusted Lord Carrington, President of the Board of Agriculture, with 4000 acres of Crown lands for division among small holders. ...

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  30. PREVENTABLE DISEASE.

    Professor Ray Lankester, of the Royal Institution of London, addressing the British Association for the Advancement of Science, advocated the expenditure by the ...

    Article : 61 words
  31. PENNY POSTAGE.

    The following are the rates of postage proposed to be charged throughout Australia from October 1 under the bill introduced in the House of Representatives by the ...

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  32. EXPLOSIVES AT MOUNT ATHOS.

    A depot containing explosives has been discovered at a Bulgarian monastery on Mount Athos, Turkey. Seven of the monks were arrested. ...

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  33. QUEENSLAND. LOCAL AUTHORITIES CONFERENCE.

    The local authorities' conference was continued to-day. The following resolutions were carried:—That it should be recognised and established as a principle of local ...

    Article : 138 words
  34. COLONIAL MARRIAGES BILL.

    The Colonial Marriages Bill has been passed through the committee stage in the House of Commons. An amendment moved by Mr. Winston Churchill, ...

    Article : 70 words
  35. TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS.

    Mr. Brown, M.P., has given notice of a bill to amend the Public Service Act, under which telegraph messengers may be compulsorily retired at the age of 18 years. The principal ...

    Article : 99 words
  36. THE MAIL CONTRACT.

    The "Shipping Gazette" states that Mr. Potter, of Birt, Potter, and Hughes, Ltd., is associated with the mail contract. ...

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  37. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The Court of the King's Bench has in an action brought by Ferdinand Glinseretti against Harry Rickards for alleged breach of contract awarded the plaintiff £500 ...

    Article : 306 words
  38. GOODWOOD CUP.

    At the Goodwood August Meeting to-day the race for the principal event on the curd resulted as under:— GOODWOOD CUP of 2000 sovs, a trophy, and ...

    Article : 321 words
  39. SPIRITS DUTIES.

    Under the duties proposed by the Minister for Customs Australian brandies and whiskies will have protection equal to about 5s 10d or 6s per gallon. The duty on imported ...

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  40. VICTORIA. IMPORTANT FIND OF GOLD.

    Good gold was struck to-day in Catheart gold mine, Ararat. A rise put up from one of the drives struck splendid wash, giving prospects of ore to 3dwt to the dish. A 2[?]oz ...

    Article : 75 words
  41. STATE AIDED SUGAR MILLS.

    It has been announced that the Government has foreclosed on lands associated with Gin Gin mill. It appears the Government is foreclosing on all mills of which they have ...

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  42. TASMANIA. ALLEGED ATTEMPTED ARSON.

    A nolle prosequi has been entered in the case of James M'Donald. charged with attempted arson at the George and Dragon Inn, Elizabeth-street. The case was heard at ...

    Article : 50 words
  43. BACTERIA IN BED MATTRESSES.

    A complaint from Western Australia that a bacteriological examination of flock for beds disclosed innumerable bacteria to the square inch, has actuated the Board of Health to ...

    Article : 80 words
  44. LEATHER BRANDING.

    The Minister for Customs met a deputation from the master tanners of Victoria to-day on the question of leather branding under the Commerce Act. He promised the ...

    Article : 77 words
  45. STUD SHEEP SALES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 203 words
  46. THE NEW LICENSING BILL.

    The new Licensing Bill before the Legislative Assembly provides that on every polling day for a general election of members of the Legislative Assembly a general licensing poll ...

    Article : 43 words
  47. A MANSLAUGHTER CASE.

    Judge Box to-day sentenced Ellen Sykes, who was convicted yesterday of the manslaughter of a young married woman whom she had attended in her conflinement, to 12 ...

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  48. FIJI.

    H.M.S. Pegasus, with the High Commissioner for the Western Pacific, and Governor of Fiji (Sir Everard F. Im Thurn), on board, returned to-day from a cruise among the islands of the ...

    Article : 41 words
  49. THE SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.

    The Harbour Trust Commissioners have received the following letter from Mr. M. A. H. Fitzhardinge, who acted as judge on the occasion of the championship sculling race ...

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  50. TATTERSALL'S SWEEPS.

    In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon, the member for West Launceston asked the Premier if it was his intention during this session to bring in legislation necessary to ...

    Article : 74 words
  51. PROFESSOR KEMP SENTENCED.

    Professor Kemp, horse trainer, otherwise John Daly, was convicted at the Benalla Sessions to-day of horse stealing, and was sentenced to three years' gaol, with hard ...

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  52. TICK ON THE BORDER.

    In consequence of the tick discovery here yesterday, the stock inspectors have made a minute examination of cattle to-day within the quarantined area, and they found ticks ...

    Article : 68 words
  53. THE V.R.C. AND BOOKMAKERS.

    The V.R.C. committee met to-day and considered the decision of the Victorian Full Court in the case of Colman v the V.R.C. The official intimation given was that the ...

    Article : 47 words
  54. Advertising

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