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  2. SECOND EDITION. SILVER.

    Bar silver is quotod to-day at 2s 3?d per ounce standard. ...

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  3. VICTORIA.

    The well-known jockey Join Leek, aged 16, died tins evening from injures received in the morning while schooling Zanga over the hurdles at Caulfield. Zanga had taken ...

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  4. QUEENSLAND. EXPORT OF BUTTER.

    The first shipment of butter to Sydney, with a view of transhipment thence to London, under arrangements entered into by the Department of Agriculture with Messrs. Howard Smith and Sons, ...

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  5. THE DREYFUS CASE. CABLE FROM THE PRISONER.

    Captain Dreyfus has cabled to his wife that he rejoices with his friends, and that his health and spirits are good. ...

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  6. SPECIAL CABLES.

    The Anglo-Egyptian authorities in the Soudan do not intend to pursue the Khalifa. It is predicted that the tribes whom he ...

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  7. IN PARLIAMENT.

    When the House met yesterday members prepaied to listen with avidity to all the derails of a scandal. The expected treat was to be furnished through the medium of the adjournment of ...

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  8. The Sydney Morning Herald.

    After formal business in the Legislative Assembly yesterday motions expressing the expsdiency of carrying out the Tweed River, the Bellingor River, the Nambucca Harbour, and the ...

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  9. VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT.

    In the Legislative Assembly the discussion on the Legislative Council's amendment in favour of proportional representation in the Abolition of Plural Voting Bill, was continued at length, and ...

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  10. DISCUSSION IN THE CHAMBEE OF DEPUTIES.

    A discussion upon the Dreyfus case took place in the French Chamber of Deputies last night. M.M. Poincarre and Barthou, who were ...

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  11. THE GREATER BRITAIN EXHIBITION.

    Preparations for despatching the Queensland mining exhibit to Earls Court Exhibition, London, are now well forward' The steamer Duke of Portland takes between 150 and 200 tons of ...

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  12. THE CHANNEL SQUADRON.

    The Channel Squadron has been ordered to leave Gibraltar on December 10, and proceed to Home waters. Other naval preparations are being ...

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  13. AMERICA AND SPAIN.

    A telegram from Reuter's correspondent at Paris states that Spain has accepted the terms of peace imposed by the United States. ...

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  14. QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT.

    In the Assembly to-day, replying to Mr. Cross, the Premier said the Government had received no intimation that a conference on federation was to be held, but were of opinion that in the event ...

    Article : 124 words
  15. H.M.S. MAJESTIC.

    Captain H.S.H. Prince Louis of Battenberg, who is in command of H.M.S. Majestic, flagship of the Channel Squadron, fell through the open hatch of ...

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  16. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.

    On the Public Servira Bill the labour party endeuvoured to secure the establishment of a permanent appeal board, to which suspended public servants could appeal. After a long discussion ...

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  17. UNIVERSAL PENNY POSTAGE.

    Mr. C. E. Smith, the United States Postmaster-General, states that the introduction of an ocean penny postage would be premature so far as the United States ...

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  18. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The inquest on the dismembered body found on Sunday was resumed to-day. The medical evidence showed that death probably occurred about six weeks ago, and was due to a blow on the skull. ...

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  19. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    A deputation of persons interested in the Western Australian mines waited on the Premier toduy with reference to amendments to the Western Australian Compauies Act. The Premier ...

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  20. COUNTRY NEWS. BUSH FIRES.

    Bush fives are burning fiercely on the Tantawangle Mountain. Yesterday people travelling on the mountain had a difficulty to get along on many parts of the road. ...

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  21. CAPE POLITICS.

    The Cape House of Assembly has passed the Redistribution of Seats Bill. ...

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  22. NEWCASTLE. THE COAL EXPORT TRADE.

    The four-masted barque Centesima sailed to-day for San Francisco with a cargo of 4180 tons of coal: the barque Doris left for Valparaiso with 2010 tons, and the barque Firth of Forth took her departure ...

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  23. THE DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND'S JEWELS.

    Two persons have, been arrested at Fulham, London, on suspicion of having received the Duchess of Sutherland's jewels, which were recently stolen from a ...

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  24. TASMANIA.

    The Antarctic exploring steamer Southern Cross will probably remain here a fortnight, during which period Mr. Borchgrevink will visit Melbourne On Friday night he will be welcomed at a ...

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  25. FIRE ON A RIVER STEAMER.

    The dealing steamer Ethel, run on the river by Messrs. Nesbitt and M'Master, general storekeepers, caught fire last night when moored at Bungawalbyn. Before the men were arouscd from their sleep by ...

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  26. THE FAR EAST.

    Colonel Lewis, a British military officer, after having inspected Wei-hai-wei on behalf of the War Office, reports that he considors it likely to prove one of Great ...

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  27. BISHOP OF GOULBURN ON CHURCH AGITATIONS.

    Dr. Chalmers, Anglican Bishop of Goulburn, who has been on a visit to Wagga, was welcomed at a public meeting held in the Oddfellows' Hall last night, when he was presented with an address and ...

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  28. LORD MOUNT-STEPHEN.

    Lord Mount-Stephen, of Montreal, Canada, has distributed £560,000 among 35 of his relatives instead of making a will. ...

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  29. ACCIDENT TO THE MAIL TRAIN.

    The mail train which left Sydney at 9 o'clock this morning arrived here at 1.52 this afternoon, 1 hour 5 minutes behind time. The cause of the delay was a breakdown at Berowra, seven miles north of ...

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  30. A FATAL ACCIDENT.

    A coroner's inquest was held to-day touching the death of Charles Dalby. According to the evidence deceased was engaged in fixing piles at the Mount Kembla Company's jetty, and he was crushed in a ...

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  31. GERMANY.

    A naturalised American named Knook has been arrested in a Berlin cafe on a charge of lese majeste. ...

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  32. NEW ZEALAND.

    A sum of £950 in notes has been stolen from the teller's drawer in the Auckland suburban branch of the National Bank of New Zealand during business hours. The affair is shrouded in ...

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  33. THE NEWCASTLE HOSPITAL.

    Renewed efforts are to be made by the committee of the Newcastle Hospital to induce the Government to place that institution on an equal footing with the metropolitan hospitals as regards payment for ...

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  34. SNOW ON THE MOUNTAINS.

    The weather has turned cold. Snow fell to-day between Edith and Cave Hill. BOURKE, Tuesday. An inquest concerning the death of Joseph ...

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  35. INTERNATIONAL DISARMAMENT.

    The Czar, in conversing with an English diplomatist, said that the Powers ought to come to an agreement not to increase their armaments for a period of five years, ...

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  36. THE HOOLEY BANKRUPTCY.

    The Carlton Club has decided to return to Mr. E. T. Hooley, who is undergoing examination in the Bankruptcy Court, the sum of £10,000 which Mr. Hooley ...

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  37. A SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT.

    For some time past an ex-naval officer has devoted considerable attention to perfecting a submarine torpedo boat, and the other day a trial took place in the presence of his Excellency the ...

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  38. SNOWSTORMS IN NEW YORK STATE.

    Heavy snowstorms and severe gales have swept over the State of New York. Traffic of every description is paralysed. A dozen fatalities are reported from ...

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  39. THE TOURMALINE EXPEDITION.

    Lord Salisbury has declined to ask the Sultan of Morocco to grant compensation to the members of the Tourmaline Expedition on the ground that they attempted ...

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  40. AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENTS. VICTORIA.

    In the Assembly to-day the Premier stated that he did not propose to take action to carry out the report of the Tramway Commission recommending the adoption of the eight-hour system, unless ...

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  41. THE NEWCASTLE REGATTA.

    The movemnet for the revival of the Newcastle annual regattas has met with an enthusiastic response, and judging from present indications the regatta to be held on New Year's Day will be the ...

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  42. EXPORT OF AMERICAN RAILS.

    The United States is largely exporting steel rails to Bombay, Barbadoes, and Ireland. ...

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  43. GOLD-MINING IN VICTORIA.

    Mr. Lidgey, who came to London as the representative of the Victorian Mining Department in order to supply information to capitalists regarding the mineral ...

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  44. TO-DAY.

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  45. MAJOR MARCHAND.

    Major Marchand will leave Cairo on the 20th December for France. ...

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  46. QUEENSLAND.

    The Legislative Council to-day only sat for a quarter of an hour. The Local Works Loan Act Amendment Bill was read the third time, and the House adjourned till Tuesday. ...

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  47. ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, AND AUSTRALIAN BANK.

    At the half-yearly meeting of the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank yesterday, Mr. C. J. Hogan, chairman of directors, who prosidod, deprecated the ...

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  48. GRAVING DOCK AT HOBART.

    The Admiralty authorities consider that the construction of a graving dock at Hobart would be an uunecessary work so far as Imperial interests are concerned. ...

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  49. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    In the Assembly to-day the House decided to sit on Fridays, and will probably prorogue on December 17. The debate on the Loan Bill was continued in an apathetic House. ...

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  50. LATE SHIPPING.

    BRISBANE.—Arrived: November 29, Peregrine, s., from Townsville. Departures: November 29, Ruckton, s., for Cairus; Julia Percy, s., Bullarra, s., for Rockhamtpon; Leura, s., for Townsville. ...

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  51. BILLIARDS.

    Arrangements have been made for a billiard match between John Roberts, the champion, and C. Dawson, the game being a level 18,000. ...

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