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  2. SQUEAKY BRAKES.

    During the course of the City Police Court sitting yesterday several heavilyladeu waggons with brakes hard down, passed the courthouse and the noise ...

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  3. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. GLASGOW DOCKS ABLAZE.

    London, June 19th.—Kingston Dock, at Glasgow. and four vessels, were burnt yesterday. The fire was caused by two mea boring a hole in a mooring ...

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  4. FOG DANGERS AT SEA.

    London, June 19th.—News has been received that the steamer St. Nicholas (787 tons), owned by the North of Scotland, Orkney and Shetland S.N. ...

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  5. SCOTS TRAIN IN RIVER.

    London, June 19th.—A train travelling from Perth to Inverness left the rails at a bleak and lonely spot at Caarbridge last night. The accident ...

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  6. OFFER TO PASS SUPPLY.

    The Speaker took the chair at 10.30 a.m. The Prime Minister, replying to Mr. Brennan. said that every facility would ...

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  7. STATE CORKER PARTY.

    In State political circles generally there has up to the present been no decided expression of opinion regarding the latest reconstruction of the ...

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  8. VICTORIAN IMPORTS.

    Returns of Victorian trade in May were made available yesterday. Exports of merchandise were valued at £902,505, as compared with £650,068 ...

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  9. DRUMCONDRA

    Portions of the estate are in a wretched condition owing to the closer settlement and want of drainage, the council, as soon as official ...

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  10. RECORD COURSING TRIAL

    Several of the Waterloo Cup candiwere engaged in trials at the Geelong plumpton yesterday. There were 22 trials. and none of the hares ...

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  11. CARGO STEAMERS HELD UP.

    London, June 19th. — Dislocation of the shipping trade owing to the strike of marine engineers on cargo steamers is beginning to be felt in many ...

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  12. INTERNATIONAL SPORT.

    London, June 19th.—Amid a scene of great enthusiasm. Mr. Fairie's horse Aleppo won the Gold Cup, the principal event run at the Royal ...

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  13. EMPRESS OF IRELAND INQUIRY

    Quebec, June 19th.—At the inquiry yesterday into the loss of the steamer Empress of Ireland, with over 1000 lives, as a result of a collision with the ...

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  14. SALE OF A REVOLVER.

    A summons has been issued against a youth named Samuel Smith, to appear at the police court in Melbourne on the 26th inst.. for an alleged offence ...

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  15. GOLFERS' OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP.

    London, June 19th.—At Prestwick yesterday the opening rounds of the open golf championship were played. There were tumultuous crowds of ...

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  16. POLICE COURT.

    A varied cause list at the City Police Court yesterday was disposed of by Messrs. V. Tanner, L. Walter, John Martin. C. W. Taylor, Jas. Hamilton ...

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  17. EMPIRE POSTAL RATES.

    London, June 19th.—A deputation from the British Empire League yesterday urged Mr. C. K. Hobhouse, the Postmaster-General. to extend the postal ...

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  18. FIRST AERIAL DREADNOUGHT.

    St. Petersburg June 19th.—M. Sikorsky's aerial Dreadnought broke the record on Wednesday by ascending 2000 metres (6561 feet) with 10 passengers, ...

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  19. RIFLE SHOOTING IN SCOTLAND.

    F. Grosskreutz, of Queensland, who is touring Scotland with several members of the selected Australian Bisley team. is doing well at the local meetings. ...

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  20. REVOLT AGAINST BUDGET.

    Fifty Liberal members who have revolted against the Budget have decided in move an adverse amendment but they are generally credited with a ...

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  21. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

    The Australian Steamships Limited, notifies that the s.s. Edina leaves Geelong this day at 3 p.m. sharp, and is due at the metropolis at 6.45 p.m. ...

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  22. BLUEJACKETS AT DURAZZO.

    Durazzo, June 19th.—Prince William insisted on an advance at all costs. The Miridites were three times repulsed and finally fied in a panic. The insurgents ...

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  23. WHO SHALL RULE MEXICO

    Washington, June 19th.—The mediators at the Mexican Peace Conference at Niagara insist upon a neutral candidate for the Mexican Presidency. If ...

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  24. NEW ZEALANDERS AT CAMBRIDGE.

    The tripods lists at Cambridge are chiefly interesting for the successes achieved by under-graduates educated at the more modern schools as ...

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  25. THE BLACK PRINCE'S PAPERS FOUND:

    A document of extreme historical interest has just been discovered in London. The owner of a box of old papers ...

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  26. ARMS FOR NATIONALISTS.

    The police authorities have been informed that large quantities of American rifles of the latest pattern, and of ammunition, have been landed on the ...

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  27. FLIGHT ACROSS ATLANTIC.

    New York, June 18th. — Lieutenant Porte. a British airman, has arranged to make an attempt to fly across the Atlantic shortly. He will probably take ...

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  28. ENGLISH CRICKET.

    The Warwickshire bowlers, Frank Foster and F. F. Field were in great form against Gloucestershire at Coventry. Field took five wickets for 26 ...

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  29. LAWN TENNIS.

    The London lawn tennis tournament was continued at Queen's Club to-day. In the fourth round of the Singles. Gordon Lower defeated A. W. Dunlop ...

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  30. CORRUPTION IN CANADA?

    St. John, June 19th.—Continuation of the hearing of the charges against Mr. J. K. Fleming, Premier of New Brunswick, show that many ...

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  31. OIL IN CALGARY.

    Ottawa, June 19th. — Slack oil has been struck in the Monarch Well, Calgary, Alberta, at a depth of 806ft., and is believed to be present in large ...

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  32. BRIEF CABLE NEWS.

    St. Petersburg, June 19th.—The Tsar has issued a decree absolutely forbidding soldiers, including reservists, during the period of instruction, drinking ...

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  33. GOVERNOR-GENERAL & THE SENATE

    The Opposition assumed that the Governor-General will refer the two memorials from the Senate to the Prime Minister for advice and that he ...

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  34. DOUBLE TELEPHONES.

    A new device that doubles the capacity of the telephone and telegraph cables has just been invented by the British Post Office engineers. It is ...

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  35. ONE GREAT UNION.

    London, June 19th.—Consideration was given by the Railwaymen's Conference yesterday to the proposed working alliance of the railway men, miners and ...

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  36. PRODUCE MARKETS.

    London, June 19th.—The wheat market is inactive owing to the weakness of the American market. Australian wheat on spot is quoted at 28/-. The ...

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  37. THE SUFFRAGETTES.

    London, June 18th.—Miss Sylvia Pankhurst who was re-arrested last Wednesday on the occasion of the deputation to the Prime Minister. was ...

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  38. HINDOOS MUST RETURN.

    Vancouver, June 19th.— As the Japanese cruisers Asama and Azuma, have arrived at Vancouver, it is anticipated that prompt action will be taken ...

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  39. THE TSAR'S PERIL.

    The statement that a bomb exploded under the pilot tram which preceded the special conveying the Tsar and family is officially denied. It is declared ...

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  40. STATE AS TRADER—SELL BELOW COST

    Perth, Friday.—At a meeting of the Master Butchers' Association to-day the high price of stock was emphasised by various speakers. Speaking of the ...

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  43. FORTUNE OF £500,000.

    Alfred Stokes, who died at Orange early in the week was 79 years of age. He was born in England. He was in Ballarat and Bendigo at the time of the ...

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  44. ABOLISH CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

    Sydney, Friday.—Mr. Hall the Attorney-General, states that the Government has definitely decided to insert a provision in the new Bill amending the ...

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  45. CARBINE IN OILS FOR SYDNEY.

    Sydney, Friday.—The Australian Jockey Club has just received a lifelike portrait in oils of Carbine. Messrs. J. M'Donald and Walker Brunton, ...

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