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  2. BY THE WAY.

    AMONGST the other qualifications for the position of suburban Mayor must now be included that of Musical expert. At least this appears to be the opinion of the ...

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  3. OUR TELEPHONE.

    Hello, Exchange! His Excellency the Governor, please. Right. He's just returned from Newcastle. Hello, your Excellency! Permit the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. PERSONAL.

    Louis Becke has another volume of short stories in the press—"Pacific Tales" Cardinal Moran is at Bathurst. Great preparations had been made to give him a fitting ...

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  5. THE WAR IN EUROPE

    FURTHER details of the flight of the Greeks from Phersala show that the bagpage of the Duke of Sparta and of Prince Nicholas was captured by the Turks. ...

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  6. CABLE NEWS.

    The war party in the Transvaal are disgusted at the concession made by the Volksraad in repealing the Aliens Immigration Restriction Bill. ...

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  7. THE BRITISH FISCAL SYSTEM.

    In view of the cable despatch published last week to the effect that the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the course of his Budget Speech, had intimated that ...

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  8. THE MOUNTAIN MURDERS.

    THE brief for the prosecution in the case of the Crown versus Frank Butler is now completed, having been prepared under the direction of Mr. E. H. Wilshire, ...

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  9. THE STREAKY BAY MURDERS.

    PARTICULARS are now to band with regard to the alleged murders in the Streaky Bay district, South Australia. A few months ago Joshua Beard ...

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  10. PROSPECTS OF WAR.

    A JOHANNESBURG business man writes as follows:—"The railway is a monopoly in which the Government participates to the tune of a ...

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  11. HOSPITAL NURSES' HOURS.

    JUDGING by the replies given by Mr. Brunker in the Assembly last weak to some questions asked by Mr. Dacey, the Member for Botany, it would appear that ...

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  12. AN OUTBURST OF FEELING.

    Cape advices state that great meetings have been held at East London, King Williamstown, Mossel Bay, and Kimberley, declaring that the Transvaal policy is ...

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  13. WAR AND THE CAPE PARLIAMENT.

    ONE Land declares that war cannot be embarked upon without the consent of the Cape Parliament, and urges the Parliament to say that it will never give such consent. ...

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  14. A SIGNIFICANT THREAT.

    The Orange Free State Executive has threatened to prosecute any burgher who is found unprovided with rifle and ammunition. ...

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  15. THE RECORD REIGN.

    The Queenslanders residing in Great Britain have decided to present Her Majesty with an illuminated address of congratulation in connection with the ...

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  16. THE PARIS DISASTER.

    The Right Honorable Faudel Phillips, Lord Mayor of London, and the Sheriffs will attend the service to be held in the church of Notre Dams in connection with ...

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  17. REMEMBERED AT SEA.

    WE have received the following letter from Paris, accompanied by a cheque for £8 10s:— (TO THE EDITOR) ...

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  18. EXPLOSION OF A DYNAMITE CAP.

    BESSIE WILSON, 10 years of age, was admitted to the hospital to-day suffering from injuries received through an explosion of a dynamite cap. The girl's father heard a ...

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  19. SYDNEY CITY SURVEYOR.

    Mr. Richards, the Sydney City Surveyor, who has been paying a visit to several of the principal cities on the Continent of Europe with a view to getting particulars ...

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  20. A JUBILEE BREAKFAST.

    FOR six hours a string band and several specially engaged vocalists waited during Thursday night for the Legislative Assembly to adjourn in order that the ...

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  21. THE PUBLIC OVERDRAFT.

    DURING Mr. Lyne'a speech on the debate on the Financial Statement he directed attention to certain figures contained in the Auditor General's report ...

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  22. THE THOUSAND GUINEAS.

    The race for the Thousand Guineas was won by Lord Rosebery'a Chelandry, halfsister to Ladas. ...

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  23. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    At the wool sales to-day there was keen competition for crossbreds. Merinos are weak. ...

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  24. THE FUTURE OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

    OF confidence in the future Mr. Chamberlain struck a true and ringing note in a recent speech:— I see no visible signs of decreptitude and ...

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  25. THE GOVERNOR AT NEWCASTLE.

    THE Vice-Regal party, after spending two enjoyable days in Newcastle, returned to Sydney by the mail train this morning. Previous to leaving Lord and Lady ...

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  26. KNOCKED DOWN BY A TRAM.

    EARLY yesterday morning a man named Michael Clancy, aged 45, was knocked down by a tram in Elizabeth-street. He was picked up by the police and taken to the Sydney ...

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  27. HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTIVES.

    THE Cleveland-street Superior Publics School will give a concert on Wednesday, May 28, in aid of the Jubilee Hospital for Consumptives Fund. It will be ...

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  28. BRASS BANDS

    ARE all very well in their way, although most outcomed when at a distance, generally [?] but the bands on the Malle Cigars are liked just as near as possible. Collect these ...

    Article : 78 words
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