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  4. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THUNDERSTORM IN PARIS

    The worst thunderstorm experienced for fifty years swept over the capital yesterday. A torrential downpour lasted two and a half ...

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  5. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE IRISH QUESTION.

    The Marquis of Crewe, in the House of Lords, announced that the second rending of the Home Rule Bill would to taken on 30th inst. The ...

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  6. PARLOUR BOWLS.

    The final of the first parlour bowls competition (played on Monday evening between the A.N.A. and Druids teams took over two hours to ...

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  7. CONTRABAND SEIZED AT LONDONDERRY.

    Two cases of ammunition consigned from Glasgow to Ulster were seized at Londonderry. ...

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  8. NATIONALIST VOLUNTEERS.

    Numerous meetings held in Ireland endorsed Mr. Redmond's last manifesto. There are indications that the control of the Nationalist ...

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  9. ANOTHER VICTIM TO LIGHTNING.

    Another adult has died as a result of the lightning storm on Wandsworth common. ...

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  10. UNION FUSION.

    Mr. Eellamy, presiding at the meeting of the National Union of Railwayman at Swansea, said the fusion of the railwaymen's unions had ...

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  11. Items of News.

    Included in the arrangements for the visit of the Parliamentary, party to Hamilton to-day will be an inspection of the Hamilton hospital, which ...

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  12. SPORTING CABLES.

    Playing against Lancashire at Lords, Middlesex scored 427 for the loss of two wickets. Tarrant, who made 128, reached his thousand, the ...

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  13. COMING EVENTS,

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  14. INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

    The Unionist committee on industrial unrest, after two years' investigation, has recommended the establishment of a department of ...

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  15. BOXING.

    Jerry Delaney easily outpointed Harry Stone in twenty rounds for a purse of £700 at the National Sporting Club. ...

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  17. Hamilton Spectator

    There is something more sincere than platitude in the talk of growing friendship between America and Australia. Viscount Bryce, who ...

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  18. AHERN OUTCLASSES BURNS.

    Ahern completely out-classed Burns, timing his blows with the utmost coolness. He jabbed and hooked with each hand, when and where he liked. ...

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  19. MR. WATT RESIGNS.

    Mr. Watt informed his colleagues at a Cabinet meeting to-day of his intention to resign the Premiership. They expressed regret, but ...

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  20. ADDRESS TO FATHER SHANAHAN.

    A meeting of citizens, presided over by the mayor (Cr. Greed) was held at the town hall last night to arrange for the ...

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  21. WELLS-BELL FIGHT.

    Bombardier Wells describes the rumour that he is not training seriously for the forthcoming contest with Colin Bell as a wicked lie. ...

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  22. THE SUFFRAGETTES.

    A woman garhed as a hospital nurse was found at the Olympia horse with a bomb concealed in her cloak. ...

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  23. CARPENTIER KNOCKS A NEGRO OUT.

    Georges Carpentier knocked out "Battling" Robinson, a negro, in three rounds, at Beziers. ...

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  24. WATER SUPPLY AGAIN IMPERILLED.

    The police have discovered a suffragette plot to blow up the metropolitan Water Board's reservoirs at Woolwich. ...

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  25. THE OLYMPIC GAMES.

    The international Olympic conference resolved that women be allowed to participate, each country to fix the minimum age of its ...

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  26. MINISTERIAL CHANGES.

    On the advice of Mr. Watt the Governor this evening sent for Sir A. J. Peacock, and he agreed to carry on the Government. The Ministry as ...

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  27. TRESPASSER AT KING'S PALACE.

    Harry Pike, the man who when recovering from the effects of drink gained entrance to Buckingham Palace has been bound over. The King ...

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  28. TENNIS.

    J. C. Parke, H. Roper Barrett, T. M. Mavrogordato. and Kingscote have been selected as the English Davis Cup team. ...

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  30. THE ATLANTIC FLY.

    Several wealthy men are financing the Frenth aviator Maicon to fly the Atlantic with a 150 horse-power biplane in the spring of 1915. ...

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  31. THE LONDON CHAMPIONSHIP.

    Playing in the London championship Dunlop defeated Blew, 6—2, 6—1, 6—3. Wilding and Brookes did not play. ...

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  32. PERSONAL.

    The many friends of Mrs. J. Ross, who recently retired from business at Byaduk, will be pleased to learn that the serious operation ...

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  33. ROWING.

    Paddon has accepted the hospitality of the West End Amateur Rowing Association, whose boathouse is at Hammersmith. The delivery of ...

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  34. AUSTRALIAN SALVATIONISTS IN LONDON.

    Sir George Reid welcomed seventy Australian Salvationists, who are delegates to the London congress. ...

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  35. NIGHT TELEPHONE FOR PENSHURST.

    Mr. A. S. Rodgers, M.H.R., sends along the intimation that instructions have been issued for the establishment of an all-night telephone ...

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  36. RIFLE SHOOTING.

    There were 123 competitors for the Calcedonian rifle shooting shield at Edinburgh. M'Alister and Harrison (N.S.W.) with scores of 96 each, ...

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  37. PLURAL VOTING ABOLITION.

    The House of Commons passed the plural Abolition Voting Bill a third time by 320 votes to 242. ...

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  38. A TREMENDOUS FALL.

    Sydney Wright, who fell from the tenth storey of a building 130 feet high yesterday, marvellously escaping death, is suffering from shock to ...

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  39. Y.M.C.A.

    The draughts club committee met at the rooms on June 10th. It was decided to hold a draughts tournament during July, the players in the ...

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  40. LONDON WHEAT MARKET.

    The wheat market is dull, with a tendency in buyers' favour. The carpo of a South Australian sailer off the coast is offering at 37/3. ...

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  41. SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICS.

    The Union Assembly negatived the motion by Mr. Creswell, leader of the Labour party, to reject the Riotous Assemblies Bill, by 82 votes to 10. ...

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