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BUBONIC PLAGUE.
There additional cases of plague were reported to the Health Department during yesterday. The first case was that of David Austin, aged 75, residing at Botany-road, Alexandria. This patient ...
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COMMONW[?]TH NOTES
LABOURNE, Monday. It appears that the federal railway orders which the Queen[?] rerament refused to recognise were for [?] of wives of members of ...
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SPECIAL CABLES.
The German Emperor has cabled to the editors of the United States newspapers thanking them for the grand and sympathetic reception of his dear brother. ...
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THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Lord Kitchener in a despatch reports:— The Australasian troops' effective fire was shown by the captured cattle, and the large proportion of wounded. ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
A Port Pirie telegram states that the ship Fort George, which recently arrived from Puget Sound bad a mongest her crew 13 Japanese. A few days a ago eight of these refused duty. The captain sent them ...
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THE WEATHER.
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RUSSIA.
Students and other persons, numbering 250, have been sentenced to terms of imprisonment, ranging up to three months, for being concerned in a disturbance. ...
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THE MAILS.
The inter-state mails by the R.M.S. Oceana and the G.M.S. Barbarossa left Adelaide by to-day's express. ...
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BUSH FIRES NEAR BATHURST.
Extensive bush fires are raging in the vicinity of Fitzgerald's Valley and Evans Plains. The fire broke out on Sunday on Mr. Gilmour's Bathampton paddocks, and is making terrific headway ...
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TWO BOYS MISSING.
Two boys, about 15 years of ago, one a white lad named Graham Wells and the other a half-caste known as Juck, are missing from Eringa Station, Chun lotte Waters. The boys went out after horses ...
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WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
Signor Marconi has received wireless telegraphy messages from Cornwall 1500 miles out at sea. Ticks were recorded at a distance of 2000 miles. ...
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CONDITION OF THE PATIENTS.
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ADDITIONAL CAPTURES.
South African Constabulary, in command of Lieutenant-Colonel Sir R. A. W. Colleton, surprised a laager near Bothaville, in the north-west of the Orange River Colony, on ...
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STOWAWAY ON THE BARBAROSSA.
On the arrival of the Barbarossa at Larg's Bay this morning Detective Segerlind was informed that there was on board a Russian stowaway. The man boarded the vessel at Colombo, and it is presumed ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Seven members of the British Ministry are suffering from influenza. The estate of the late Mr. Savile Gore, Assistant Private Secretary of Lord ...
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THE IRRIGATION CONFERENCE.
The Premier has received a telegram from Mr. Chanter, M.P., asking if he would attend the Corowa Irrigation Conference on April 2, 3, and 4. Mr. Jenkins replied stating that ...
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LAST WEEK'S CASES.
The total number of cases reported last week was 17, and the number, of deaths recorded during the same period was 6. This is the largest number of cases for one week during the present outbreak, and ...
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SENTENCES UPON FARMERS.
Several farmers in Griqualand West have been sentenced to imprisonment for three and four years for acting as Boer officials. ...
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REMOUNTS FOR JAVA.
Captain A Posno, who has come to Australia on behalf of Netherlands East India Government to arrange for contracts for the supply of remounts for Java, has interviewed several leading breeders and ...
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VICTORIA.
In connection with the discovery of the dead bodies of Renben Thomas New begin and Bessie Schallcross, at Balwyn on Friday, the theory has been advanced that Newbegin administered poison ...
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SANITATION WORK AT THE TOWN HALL.
With the approval of the health committee of the City Council, the Town Clerk (Mr. T. H. Nesbitt) has arranged for a clerk in his department to specially receive all complaints in connection with ...
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REUNFORCEMENTS ORDRED.
The reserve squadron of the 7th Dragoons at Aldershot, and also the men at the depot of the 16th Lancers, have been ordered to be in readiness to embark for South Africa. ...
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THE RENMARK SETTLEMENT.
Up to February 14 Chaffey Brothers should have spent £250,000 at Renmark, but including the sums expended by settelrs the total amounts only to £204,085. This constitutes a breach of agreement, ...
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THE OUTBREAK AT THE POST OFETCE.
Mr. Dalgarno, the Deputy Postmaster-General, on being seen by a representative of this journal shortly after the case was reported to the Health Dopartmental, said it was the first he had heard of the ...
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POULTRY-KEEPING AND CONSTRUC TION OF STABLES.
Complaints having been made to the town clerk (Mr. T. H. Nesbitt) with regard to poultry. keeping and leaving refuse about, and also with reference to defective construction of certain stables, the health ...
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GALLANTRY OF NEW ZEALANDERS.
Lord Kitchener cabled to Mr. Seddon from Harrismith on March 1 as follows:— "I have just seen the Seventh Contingent of New Zealanders, and have a congratulated them on the extremely gallant manner ...
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LARGE SHIPMENT OF FLOUR.
Probably the largest shipment of four that ever left Melbourne is that taken by the steamer Chiswick, by which Messrs. Arthur, May, and Co. sent 2006 tons for Delagoa Bay m continuation of ...
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
At the meeting of the Methodist Conference today it was reported that £17,00 had been promised towards the 10,000 guineas which South Australia aimed at raising for the Twentieth Century Fund. ...
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ROBBERY OF A SAFE.
During last night thieves paid a visit to the business premises of Mr. James Bourke, at Kyabram, and carried off a heavy safe, which was broken open in an adjoming paddock. The cash contents, ...
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PAYMENT OF BUSHMEN.
In reply to a communication from the secretary of the South Australian Bushmen's Corps the War Office has written admitting the claim of the corps to receive Rhodesian pay, but not until May 18 last, ...
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A CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.
A curious conflict ot authority has been in progress for a week or two past concerning hawkers who ply their calling in the city streets. The hankers group themselves in such numbers in ...
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THE FEDERAL CONTINGENT.
The camp of the Third Battalion will be removed probably to-morrow from the Agricultural Ground to a site near the Paddington Reservoir in the Centennial Park. The date of the departure for South ...
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THE APPROACHING CRUSADE AGAINST RATS.
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THE PEARLING INDUSTRY.
Mr. James Clark, whose arm—James Clark and Co.—holds the largest interest in the pearl-shelling industry, was interviewed to-day in connection with the recent revisit of a Dutch warship to Thursday ...
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THE WOMEN'S HOSPITAL.
The committee of the Women's Hospital has not yet succeeded in filling the positions of resident surgeons to the midwifery and the infirmary departments. Advertisements have been published calling for ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The poultry industry in New Zealand was never in such a flourishing position as at present. He prospects for the future are very bright indeed. The agricultural department has been advised that there ...
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
At the sitting of the United Methodist conference to-day the Rev. W. A Quick moved that the day of tho conversion of John Wesley be recognised by the Methodist Church. Objection was raised that the ...
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MUNICIPAL EFFORTS.
At Petersham the council has decided to take part in the rat crusade and fumigation of covered drains on Wednesday. Inspector Mansfield has made adequate preparations for a combined effort by ...
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THE RIVERINA BUSHMEN.
The 200 men under canvas at the Agricultural Ground, who are to recruit Major the Hon. Rupert Carington's regiment in South Africa, continue to make excellent progress in infantry drill. To-day ...
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DEATH OF ARCHDEACON PALMER.
Archdeacon Palmer, of Melanesia, who had been in Auckland on a short holiday, died suddenly. ...
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THE MEAT CONTRACT.
The troopship Kent, which is to convey the Ninth Contingent to South Africa on March 12, will take 15,000 carcases of mutton. This constitutes the first instalment of 39,000 carcases that have been bought ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
The gold production in February, embracing mint receipts and exports, was 152,692oz., against 135,497oz., for the corresponding month last year. A seamean named M'Gec, belonging to the Blair ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The Queensland unit is now in camp, and is ready to depart at a moment's notice. The last equipment was delivered on Friday. ...
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FIRE AT NEWCASTLE.
An outbreak of fire occurred at about 10.30 tonight in a four-roomed weatherboard building used as a bulk store by Charles Williams, furniture warehouseman, and situated at No. 94 Hunter-street, ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The revenue for February was £250,189, a decrease of £17,180, as compared with February last year. The revenue for the past eight months was £2,445,418, a decrease of £380,512, as compared ...
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
At a meeting of the council of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce yesterday replies to letters were received from the Federal Postmaster-General on the subject of anomalies in the cable rates, especially to ...
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MINING IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
At the Cue-Victory battery a parcel of 4 tons from Searle and Baker s claim near the Mainland, Lake Austin, yielded 272oz. KALCOORLIE, Monday. ...
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BREWERS' LICENSE FEES.
At the police court to-day Henry Headley, manager of the Albury Brewery, was summoned for carrying on business without a license. Mr. Belbridge, attorney for the defence, asked for an ...
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
The health committee of the City Council met yesterday, all the members being present. The Mayor (Alderman Thomas Hughes) presided. The health officer (Dr. W. G. Armstrong) was in ...
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PADDINGTON COUNCIL.
The Paddington Borough Council last evening had under consideration a letter from the City Council asking the co-oporation of the local borough in the simultaneous crusade against rats on Wednesday ...
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MURDER OF AN ABORIGINAL.
The Commissioner of Police has received a telegram from Sub-Inspector Duncan concerning the alleged murder of an aboriginal and the wounding of two others by a stockman near Wyndham. The ...
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BIBLE READING IN STATE SOHOOLS.
The question of Bible reading in State schools came before the Methodist Conference to-day on consideration of a recommendation of the committee on Se[?]pture education. The committee asked the ...
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ASHFIELD PUBLIC MOVEMENT.
A specialmeeting of the Ashfield Council, wich took the form of a public meeting, was held at the Ashfield Town Hall last night for the purpose of completing the arrangements to co-operate with the ...
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THE SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE.
An earth was felt here shortly after 10 p.m. on Friday. The shock was of about three seconds duration, and was followed by a rumbling noise. MENANGLE, Monday. ...
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LATE SHIPPING.
Afric, s., from Liverpool, via ports. A money saver, a time saver, a labour saver, a worry saver—saves all the way through— SIREN SOAP, ...
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REDFERN BOROUGH AND DISINFECTANTS.
[?] regard to the statement by the Health Department that the council of Redfern received five gallons of disinfectant of strength sufficient to dilute to 100 gallons, and that the council neglected to [?] dilute ...
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