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  2. ANNIVERSARY DAY. A SUCCESSFUL HOLIDAY.

    Anniversary Day, 1904, has passed, and another year has rolled into the increasing volume which records the ago of Australia as a British possession. The day was marked by ...

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  3. PREFERENTIAL TARIFFS. POLITICS IN ENGLAND.

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  4. BRITISH POLITICS. THE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.

    Following the opening of Parliament on February 2 members of the Opposition will move three amendments to the Address in Reply to the speech from the ...

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  5. THE FAR EAST. RUSSIA'S ASSURANCES.

    The St. Petersburg correspondent of the "Daily Mail" reports that Japan insists upon the assurances of Russia with regard to Manchuria and Korea being ...

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  6. THIRD EDITION. WHITAKER WRIGHT.

    Before the Court of King's Bench to-day, Whitaker Wright, whose trial has been proceeding for some time on a charge of issuing false balance-sheets in ...

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  7. INTENTIONS OF JAPAN.

    The following items regarding the situation in the Far East were received by the steamer Australian, which arrived to-day:— "The Japanese Government no longer ...

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  8. SUGGESTED DEPUTATION FROM VICTORIA.

    At a meeting of the Chamber of Manufactures last night a letter was received from Mr. C. Williams, of Cornwall, England, suggesting that a deputation of speakers be sent from ...

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  9. IN THE COUNTRY.

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  10. VICTORIA. THE RAILWAY SERVICE.

    During the inquiry by the Royal Commission on the railway administration, a quantity of conflicting evidence was taken as to the reliability of the sight and hearing tests of ...

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  11. DEATH OF THE PRISONER.

    Whitaker Wright died immediately he left the court. Death was due to heart failure. ...

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  12. A NEW PARTY.

    The "Daily Telegraph" states that the Duke of Devonshire and the Earl of Rosebery are forming a Central party. The Duke of Devonshire, the "Daily ...

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  13. SILVER.

    [?]ar silver is quoted to-day at 2s 1¾d per ounce standard, and advance of ?d since Monday. ...

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  14. JAPANESE PREPARATIONS.

    A Japanese ordinance empowers the Government to control all private railways for military, purposes. The Military Council met on Monday in ...

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  15. GERMAN SOUTH-WEST AFRICA. SERIOUS NATIVE RISING.

    Official intelligence has been received from Windhoek, the capital of German South-west Africa, to the effect that on the 17th inst the garrison troops consisted of ...

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  16. ON THE HARBOUR.

    With such heat on shore a very large proportion of holiday-makers chose an outing on the water as the most convenient way of spending the day. As a consequence the boats ...

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  17. THE LIBERAL UNIONISTS.

    Mr. Chamberlain has convened a meeting of the council of the Liberal Unionist Association of Great Britain for February 3 to consider the future policy of the ...

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  18. NEW KOREAN CABINET.

    A new Cabinet has been formed in Korea. The Ministers are favourable to Japan. ...

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  19. CHINESE PREPARING.

    General Ma, of the Chinese forces, with 20 regiments, has occupied strategic positions on the borders of Chi-li. ...

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  20. WOMEN'S FRANCHISE.

    Replying to a deputation from the Women's Liberal Federation yesterday, Mr. John Morley and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman said that personally they ...

    Article : 49 words
  21. BOARD OF WORKS AS CATTLE DEALERS.

    The fattening of cattle at the Metropolitan Board of Works farm is proving highly re munerative. On the recommendation of the finance committee it was decided by the board ...

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  22. PROVISIONS AT PORT ARTHUR.

    It is announced that orders have been issued that provisions at Port Arthur are not to be sold without official permission. The food supplies in the town will suffice ...

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  23. PRODUCE FOR SOUTH AFRICA.

    The Minister for Agriculture has received a cable from the Acting Agent-General asking to be supplied with quotations for 2100 tons of Australian oaten [?]ay, to be delivered, ...

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  24. PROSPECTORS IN EAST AFRICA.

    It is reported from Uganda, East Africa, that the warlike Turkhana tribe overwhelmed a party of the East Africa Syndicate prospectors on a gold reef to the ...

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  25. NORTHERN SUBURBS.

    The numerous pleasure resorts on the north side of the harbour were well patronised yesterday. The travellers by train and tram were up to the usual records. Balmoral Beach ...

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  26. INCREASE OF TYPHOID.

    The report of the medical superintendent of the Melbourne Hospital to the committee yesterday disclosed a serious increase in the number of typhoid fever cases. Out of a total ...

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  27. RUSSIAN RESERVES IN READINESS.

    The First Reserves of the Russian army have, been warned to be in readiness for service. ...

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  28. SHOCKING ATROCITIES.

    It is estimated that 15,000 natives have revolted in German South-west Africa. The rebels have committed shocking atrocities. They have tortured and ...

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  29. THE HOLIDAY AT PARRAMATTA.

    The holiday passed off quietly at Parramatta. There was a large exodus of residents, who sought the seaside, while a large number of picnickers came to Parramatta both by rail ...

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  30. SIR GRAHAM BERRY.

    The "Times," in referring to the late Sir Graham Berry, says that Englishmen and Australians mourn the less of a distinguished public servant. ...

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  31. CHINESE TROOPS FOR RUSSIA.

    Two thousand Chinese who had been enlisted by Russia deserted when they were ordered to Port Arthur. Despite the occasionally reassuring reports ...

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  32. EXCURSION TO COWAN BAY.

    The steamer Newcastle, of the Newcastle and Hunter River Steam Navigation Company, conveyed a number of excursionists to Cowan Bay yesterday, The vessel left the ...

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  33. QUEENSLAND. CLASSIFICATION OF RUNS.

    The Land Court has completed the classification of runs in the State to the number of 1200, as required by the Land Act of 1902. The time for receiving applications for ...

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  34. CONDOLENCE AND EULOGY.

    The Premier of Victoria this morning despatched by telegraph to Lady Berry and family a message conveying the condolences of the Government of Victoria in their great ...

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  35. BRITISH AMBASSADOR AT ST. PETERSBURG.

    Sir Charles, Stewart Scott, who has been the British Ambassador to Russia since 1898, will retire from that position next April. ...

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  36. AMONG THE SHIPPING.

    In accordance with the time-honoured custom, the shipping in port was gally decorated in honour of yesterday's holiday. Most of the warships are at present in Tasmanian ...

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  37. EDUCATION CONFERENCE.

    The education conference convened by the Minister was continued to-day. Mr. Barlow presided. Large numbers of matters of general interest were dealt with. Amongst the ...

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  38. NELSON'S FLAGSHIP.

    Nelson's flagship, the Victory, which was rammed in Portsmouth Harbour in October by the battleship Neptune, has been repaired. ...

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  39. TRAIN AND TRAM TRAFFIC.

    The favourable weather induced many thousands of holiday makers to visit the numerous pleasure resorts around Sydney, and both the train and tram arrangements worked very ...

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  40. LABOUR PARTY IN AUSTRALIA.

    The "Times," commenting upon fuller particulars of the Federal elections received by mail, regards the supremacy of the Labour party as rather, a doubtful ...

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  41. DOMINICAN REVOLUTION.

    A sanguina[?] engagement has been fought between the Government troops and the rebels at Los Llanos, San Domingo. The War Minister was killed. ...

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  42. THE WEATHER. HOTTEST DAY OF THE SEASON.

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  43. AT THE THEATRES, &c.

    The feature in the holiday attendances at the theatres last night was the unanimous rush for "Saturday Night in London" at the Lyceum. Mr. Wm. Anderson has probably never entertained a ...

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  44. SENSATIONAL MOTOR CAR INCIDENT.

    Whilst an American girl named Mina Alex was "looping the loop" in a circus at Madrid she fell with the motor car she was using in the performance, and ...

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  45. A COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

    An explosion took place in the Harwick Colliery, Cheswich, United States, yesterday. One hundred and eighty miners are entombed, and it is feared that all have ...

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  46. A SYDNEY SINGER.

    Miss Eva Mylott, of Sydney, made a successful appearance at a Ballad Concert given at the Queen's Hall last night. The latest mail news of Miss Eva Mylott ...

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  47. RISING IN NIGERIA.

    In the recent rising in Northest Nigeria among the Okpotos, besides Captain O'Riordan, the Resident of Bassa, southwest of the Benue, and Mr. Burney, the ...

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  48. BRITISH SHIPBUILDING.

    Lloyd's Register shows that 632 mercantile steamers, aggregating 1,165,503 tons, and 65 sailing vessels, aggregating 25,115 tens, were launched in the United ...

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  49. PAIN IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    News received from the Queensland birder states that heavy rains have fallen on the Diamentina River. Palpara station had as much as 10 inches, which washed away the homestead and the kitchen. It is feared that ...

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  50. BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES' CONCERT.

    In great measure owing to the heal, and possible by reason of the inclusion of a surplusage of juvenile titlent the attendance at the Benevolent Societies' Art Union concert at the Town Hall last night was not ...

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  51. THE WOOL SALES.

    At to-day's sales the market was active. Merinos had a hardening tendency. Crossbreds were very firm. Jan. 26. ...

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  52. THE AALESUND FIRE.

    The great fire which destroyed Aalesund, Norway, was caused by two drunken sailors. ...

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  53. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Mr. Francis Fitzgerald, formerly of Melbourne, has been appointed Recorder of Newbury, Berkshire. It transpires that the release of Arthur ...

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  54. A STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE.

    Vigorous search was made by the Waverley police yesterday for the missing girl, Elizabeth Foley, 17 years of age, whose disappearance from her home at View-street, Wooliahra, was reported the previous ...

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  55. THE EDUCATION RATE.

    The deacons of the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon's Memorial Chapel at Fenny Stratford, Buckinghamshire, paid the pastor's education rate out of the Chapel money, ...

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  56. THE UNION BANK.

    The report of the Union Bank of Australia shows that deposits amount to £15,525,724, cash, investments, and balance of remittances £7,232,149, bills and other ...

    Article : 34 words
  57. Advertising

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