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SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP
The race between George Towns and Richard Tresidder for the Sculling Championship of the world, took place on the Parramatta River on Saturday afternoon, and resulted in Towns ...
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FEDERAL POLITICS.
Mr. Reld's speech at Warragul on Friday night was naturally the subject for much comment among Ministerialists on Saturday. The Prime Minister opened by saying that ...
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SECOND EDITION
Admiral Skrydloff reports that the Arabia, of the Hamburg-American line, taken by the Vladivostock squadron off the south-east coast of Japan, has arrived at ...
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THE WAR.
A junk has arrived at Chi-fn from Port Arthur with 30 of tile hetter class ot refugees on board. The junk left Port Arthur on Thursday. ...
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ST. PETERSBURG ASSASSINATION.
The man who assassinated M. Plehve, the Russian Minister for Internal Affairs, by throwing a bomb into his carriage in the Ismailovsky ...
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BRITISH POLITICS.
The House of Commons on Friday passed the resolution for the third reading of the English Licensing Bill by 217 votes to 120. In the House of Lords Lord Peel will ...
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GERMAN ARMY SCANDAL.
Lieutenant Withe, the villain of Llcutenant Bilse's novel "Life in a Garrison Town," has been dismissed from the German army, and sentenced to a yenr's imprisonment ...
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JAPANESE WARSHIPS DESTROYED.
Refuges who have arrived at Chi-fu state that mines off Port Arthur destroyed a Japanese cruiser and a gunboat on Thursday night. ...
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PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS.
The last administrative acts of M. Plehve were the suppression of four Hebrew newspapers at St. Petersburg, the throwing out of work of 300 Jews, ...
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ASSASSINATION OF M. PIEHVE.
It is believed that the bomb used by the assassin of M. Plehve, the Russian Minister for the Interior, was a new explosive of enormous force. Experts have not yet ...
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BATTLE OF TA-SHIH-CHIAO.
A Russian correspondent states that at the battle of Ta-shih-china there was desperate fighting with the bayonet. In one charge by the Japanese their two ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
A free pardon has been granted to Adolf Beck, who has been twice convicted of defrauding women of jewellery. The actual thief, who bears a strong resemblance to ...
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THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.
The German, Austrian, and French newspapers, in referring to the assassination of M. Plehve, express no word of regret. ...
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THE VLADIVOSTOK SQUADRON.
The Valdivostock sqadron, Rurik, Rossia, and Gromobol, on Friday, were off Idzu, south-south-west of Yokohama. It is expected that they will be brought to bay by ...
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M. PLEHVE'S SUCCESSOR.
M. Witte, whe brought the negotiations for the Russo-Germnn Commercial Treaty to a successful conclusion, has left Berlin for St. Petersburg. ...
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RTTSSO-GERMAN COMMERICIAL TREATY.
A commercial Treaty between Russia and Germany has been signed. It is believed that the term of the treaty is 10 years. ...
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RUSSIA PURCHASES COAL.
Russia has purchased 200,000 tons of Welsh coal for delivery in August and September. It is believed that the bulk of the shipments is intended for Vladlvostock. ...
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MR. REID'S PEOJECTED NO CONFIDENCE MOTION.
The announcement by Mr. Reid at Warragal on Friday night that he intended, as soon as the Arbitration Bill was out of the way to table a motion that will prove how many ...
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VATICAN AND FRANCE.
In consequence of the refusal of the Pope to withdraw his letters to the Bishops of Dijon and Laval, M. Delcasse, the French Minister for Foreign Affairs, has ...
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THE KOREA AT YOKOHAMA.
The Pacific Mail S.S. Company's steamer Korea, 11,276 tons, has arrived at Yokohama. She must have passed close to the Vladlvostock squadron at night. ...
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PHYSICAL DETERIORATION.
The committee appointed to inquire as to the alleged deterioration of the race reports thnt there is no evidence of any widespread and progressive deterioration ...
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PASSAGE OF THE DARDANELLES.
The St. Petersburg correspondent of the "Daily Mall" telegraphs that Turkey has granted permission for the Dunn, a mine and torpedo transport steamer of the ...
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PRIVY COUNCIL APPEAL.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council has delivered its reserved judgment in, the case of the pacific Co-operarive Steam Coal Company v the Railway ...
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TRESIDDER.
Richard Bernard Joel Tresidder was born at Wallsend (Newcastle), January 24, 1871, and is therefore in his 34th year. He comes of a Cormish family, and in build is tall, broad, and ...
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BRITISH COAL FOR A RUSSIAN CRUISER.
In the House of Commons last night Mr. A. J. Balfour, the Prime Minister, in replying to Mr. T. G. Bowles, stated that the Dmitri Donskol, the Russian armoured ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The American Beef Trust claims that the strike of workmen is already over, owing to the large employment of nonunionists and secedors from the union. ...
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ISLAND NEWS.
The Eexcutive Couucll election took place yesterday There were three candidates Messrs John Young and Masey Quintal were returned The weather was bolsterous and ...
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CABLE TO THE CONSUL.
The following cablegram was received on Saturday from Baron Komura, Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs, by Mr. K. Iwasaki, Acting Consul-General for Japan:— ...
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POLICING THE RED SEA.
The Russian Consul at Suez (M. N. Costa) refuses to issue passes to British steamers in the Red Sea similar to the passes issued to German steamers, exempting them from ...
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ST. MABY'S JUBILEE FAIR.
A cuchre party and dance, in old of the Kogarah stall for St. Mary's jublee fair was held at the Kogarah School of Arts on Saturday night. The gentleman's prize in the progressive euchre tournament was ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
The girl, Millie Jonas, who created a sensation at Subiaco, a couple of weeks ago, by jumping from a moving train, in consequence, she stated, of a man having interfered with ...
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COMMENTS ON THE SITUATION.
The casualty list—often the sole guide to the Importance of an engagement in these days of censored wires-Indicates that the Japanese are engaged in their assault upon Port ...
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PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS, 1904.
FOSTER, FRANCIS J. ...
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MELBOURNE SHEEP SHOW.
At the sheep show to-day champion awards were made as follow:— Best Hand-fed fine-wool Ruin: Gibson and Son; best grass-fed fine-wool ram D.C. M'Kellar, ...
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FUNCTIONS OF GOVERNMENT.
Mr. W. M. Hughes, Minister for External Affairs, In responding to the toast of "the Federal Parliament at the Commercial Trayellors' Association's dinner on Suturday said ...
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THE CHAMPION.
George John James Towns was born on Fubrary 18, 1869, at Bowthorne, near Hinton, in the Newcastle district. He is now in his 35 year. His father and mother are both ...
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THE TEST OF TIME
has been applied to ARNOTT'S ARROWROOTS, and they are after many yoars the IDEAL biscuits for children —Advt. IF you want to BORROW MONEY go to ...
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DELICATE IN FLAVOUR.
ARNOTT'S MILK ARROWEOOT BISCUITS are appetising and delicious, as well as wholesome and nutritious.—Advt. ...
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