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  2. COUNTRY NEWS. (FBOM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.) PHYLLOXERA AT LIVERPOOL.

    The recent discovery of phyllo[?] in the vineyard of Mr. P. F. Adams, which adjoins Gill's vineyard, which was similarly affected some months ago and dostroyed in consequence formed the subject of an ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENTS. [BY TELEGRAPH.] (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.) VICTORIA.

    In the Assembly to-day ladies were present in the gallery in large numbers. It was stated by the Attorney-General, in answer to a question, that it was not contemplated to alter the law ...

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  4. VICTORIA. [BY TELEGRAPH.] (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) THE CITY OF MELBOURNE BANK TRIAL.

    The City of Melbourne Bank trial was continued to-day. Upon Mr. Justice Holroyd taking his sent on the Bench Mr. Paryes, Q.C., one of the counsels for the ...

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  5. SPECIAL CABLES. FROM THE HERALD'S LONDON; CORRESPONDENTS. THE CZAR AND CZARINA, ARRIVAL AT CHERBOURG.

    The Czar and Czarina of Russia have arrived at Cherbourg from Portsmouth. The Czar has thanked the Queen and the British public for their "perfect ...

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  6. SPECIAL CABLES. FROM THE HERALD'S LONDON CORRESPONDENTS. EUROPEAN SITUATION. SPEECH BY THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.

    The Emperor Francis Joseph prorogued the Hungarian Diet to-day. In the Speech from the Throne his Majesty referred to the European ...

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  7. IN PARLIAMENT.

    The troublous days of the shenrers' strike of 1894 were recalled when the Assembly met yesterday. Mr. Chanter moved to get a select committee appointed to report on and inquire into the ...

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  8. The Sydney Morning Herald.

    In the Legislative Assembly, after the formal business yesterday, Mr. Chanter moved for the appointment of a select committee to inquire into and report upon the claim made by Permewan, ...

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  9. SMALL DIFFICULTY AT THE PROPRIETARY MINE.

    Between 80 and 100 truckers employed at Block 11 and Block 12 of the Proprietary mine on the early shift this morning refused to go underground pending the settlement of certain matters in dispute and ...

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  10. MEETING OF THE BRITISH AND FRENCH FLEETS.

    The meeting of the British Channel Squadron and the French fleet was a superb spectacle. The evolutions which followed were of a splendid description. ...

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  11. SIR WM. HARCOURT IN WALES.

    Speaking at Ebbw Vale, in Monmouthshire, last night, on the situation with regard to Turkey, Sir William Harcourt, leader of the Opposition, expressed ...

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  12. THE STOCK TAX.

    At a meeting of the executive of the Master Tanners and Curriers' Association held to-night it was unanimously resolved that in the interests of the tanning and currying trade it is desirable ...

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  13. THE POSTAL INQUIRY BOARD.

    The Postal Inquiry Board sat again to-day, when Mr. George Smibert, electrical superintendent and telegraph engineer, gave further evidence, in rebuttal of the charges of ...

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  14. THE SHEARING SEASON.

    Shearing has commenced at Davy's Plains, Toogong, and Borce stations. At the two firstnamed the men struck for £1 per hundred. After halt a day's parleying a compromise was accepted at ...

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  15. THE UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS.

    The October session of the senate of the University of Melbourne was commenced to-day. The whole sitting was occupied by a debate on the proposal that each professor appointed after the ...

    Article : 65 words
  16. GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA.

    Reports from Washington state that Mr, Richard Olney, the American Secretary of State, and Lord Salisbury have exchanged notes advancing the principles ...

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  17. FATAL ACCIDENT.

    Walter H. Breeze, aged 43, unmarried and employed for eight or nine as a general station hand on Topar station, met with a fatal accident yesterday afternoon. He was engaged with another ...

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  18. DEATH OF THE REV. JOHN GARLICK.

    The Rev. John Garlick, incumbent of All Saints' Church, Bendigo, died to day, aged 52. MELBOURNE, Tuesday. A large and valuable shipment of live stock ...

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  19. QUEENSLAND.

    In the Legislative Council to-day the message from the Assembly on the Council's amendments in the Bills of Sale Billard the Federation Enabling Bill were received, and their consideration was ...

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  20. AMUSEMENTS. LYCEUM THEATRE.

    The last three nights of "The Rivals" are announced at the Lyceum Theatre, where Mr. Nat. C. Goodwin's delightfully humorous way of playing the duel scene, in which [?] Acres "prefers to stand ...

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  21. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Colonel Home, the irrigation expert under engagement with the New South Wales Government to advise on the water scheme, arrived to[?] day by the mail steamer Massilia. He will ...

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  22. RUSSIA AND CHINA.

    China has authorised the construction of a railway by Russia through Northern Manchuria. The line will cross the River Amur and proceed direct to Vladivestock. ...

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  23. CRITERION THEATRE.

    At the Criterion Theatre "Mrs. Ponderbury's Fast" is the occasion of almost ceaseless laughter, the scene in which the henpacked Pouderbury eludes the vigilance of his dreadful wife by feigning ...

    Article : 68 words
  24. THE DYNAMITARDS.

    The two men Haines and Kearney, who were associated with Tynan in the bomb factory at Antwerp, and who were arrested at Rotterdarn, have sailed for ...

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  25. THE CATES' ORPHANS' BENEFIT.

    A remarkably strong programme has been prepared for the benefit performance at the Lyceum Theatre this afternoon in a[?]d of the orphan children of the late Frank Cates. An influential ladies' ...

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  26. SOUTH AUSTRALIA

    The atmosphere in the Assembly to-day was electrical over the Hospital disputes. Mr. Griffiths gave notice of motion that the Government should not dismiss Professor Watson until other evidence ...

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  27. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Nurse Camerou, who was travelling from Kalgoorlie to Menzies, lost her way in Coolgardic, and wandered into a back street, where she was robbed of 20 sovereigns and a draft for £90. ...

    Article : 61 words
  28. THE BULAAVAYO EXPLOSION.

    The magazine which exploded at Bulawayo causing the death of five whites and a large number of natives contained 725 cases of dynamit[?] and 4000 boxes of ...

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  29. FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN M.P.

    Mr. Henry Byron Reed, M.P. for the Eastern Division of Bradford, died to-day from the effects of injuries received in a carriage accident. ...

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  30. THEATRE ROYAL.

    The New South Wales Cyclists' Union and the Amateur Athletic Association will combine in giving a guest theatre party at the Royal to-night in honour of the intercolonial representatives of the sport. "For ...

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  31. SCULLING IN ENGLAND.

    Stevenson, the New Zealand sculler, has defoated Drummond, an English souller, in a match on the Tyne over a mile course, by four lengths. ...

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  32. DEATH OF MRS. CARL FISCHER.

    Many of our leaders will learn with regret of the death of Mrs. Carl Fischer, who for many years past has been connected with the S. M. Herald and Sydney Mail, and was previously a ...

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  33. NEW ZEALAND.

    The South British Insurance Company's balance-sheet for the year ended 31st August shows a profit on the year's operations of £5377. The directors recommend the payment of a ...

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  34. AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

    The return match at Philadelphia against the Philadelphia Eleven was concluded yesterday. The Australians had made 120 runs in ...

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  35. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

    Only three more performances of "A Trip to Chicago" will be given at Her Majesty's Theatre, as on Saturday Cooper's sensational drama "Fo[?]" will be revived, under the stage direction of Mr. J. H. ...

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  36. SILVER.

    To-day's price of bar silver is 2s [?]d per ounce standard. ...

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  37. THE RIVERS ALLPRESS RECITALS

    This evening the Y.M.C.A. Hall Mr. Rivers Allpress will give a classic violin recital, which should appeal to all lovers of fine music. Annotated programmes, in which the opening bars of the principal ...

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  38. THE WEATHER.

    Rain is badly wanted, as the young crops threaten to dry up and everything in the shape of grass is withered. BALRANALD, Tuesday. ...

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  39. TASMANIA.

    In the Assembly to-day the Treasurer gave notice of motion that the Treasurer be authorised to remit the interest owing to the Government by the Bank of Van Diemen's Land, now ...

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  40. B. H. PROPRIETARY SHARES.

    To-day's quotation for Broken Hill Proprietary shares is £2 10s. ...

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  41. QUEENSLAND.

    A unique case was decided in the Supreme Court yesterday. On the 4th July last Jane Carsons Humphreys commenced an action for breach of promise of marriage against Benjamin ...

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  42. AUSTRALIAN CYCLISTS IN ENGLAND.

    The suspension of the New South Wales rider Ernest Payne has been referred back by the National Cyclists' Union to the local board at ...

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  43. MISSIONARY WORK IN THE SOUTH SEAS.

    The London Missionary Society's steamer John Williams, Captain E.C. Hore, arrived to-day from a missionary tour through the Pacific islands. She left Sydney on the 31st March, reaching Samarai on the ...

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  44. AN AUSTRALIAN BASEBALL TEAM.

    Mr. H. Musgrove, the manager of the Australian Eleven now touring the United States, has made arrangements for the visit of an Australian baseball team of 20 ...

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  45. PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION.

    His Honor Judge Murray, acting under Royal Commission, resumed the inquiry at the Colonial Sectetary's Office yesterday into the charges made by Mr. Varney Parkes, M.L.A., against the ...

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  46. TO-DAY.

    Sydney Town Hall: City Mission Fair. Lady Hampden will open the fair at 3 o'clock. Rivers Allpress's Violin Recital: Y.M.C.A. Hall, 8 p.m. Royal Society of New South Wales: Meeting No. 5 ...

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  47. CHARGE AGAINST A SHERIFF'S OFFICER.

    Mr. Wilson, a member of the Public Service Board, held an inquiry in the magistrates room of the Parramatta courthouse yesterday into certain charges made against Mr. T. Hopday, a sheriff's ...

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  48. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    At the London wool sales this evening only poor catalogues were offered. There was a slow sale, and prices were weak. Oct. 6. ...

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  49. PASTORAL INTELLIGENCE.

    Twenty fat claves were trucked here this afternoon for Flemington, from the Melbourne Land, Finance, and Agency's Kammbla Estate, consigned to Warden Harry Graves. ...

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