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AMUSEMENTS.
"Popita," with its clever acting, delightful singing, beautiful scenery, and handsome costumes, will be withdrawn on Friday next, the termination of a run of four weeks. This is a capital production of the light ...
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AUSTRALASIAN PARLIAMENTS.
The Legislative Council sat for only a few minutes to-day. Leave of ahsence was granted to Messrs. Winter, Irving, and Stanbridge. The Council adjourned till Tuesday next. ...
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SHIPPING REPORTS, &c.
The Acis, from Sydney, has arrived at Melbourne, all safe[?] An exchange says of the trip:—The Acis, a small steam craft, intended for river work, arrived in port from Sydney on Saturday. The A[?] is only some 27 tons gross measurement, ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
The annual show of the National Agricultural Society of Victoria will be opened to-morrow, when nearly the whole of the judging will be got through. The Royal Commission on Mining has resolved to ...
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THE COMING WOOL CLIP.
As there is much interest folt as to the quantity and quality of the coming clip of wool, and many and diverse opinions are expressed on the subject, it many interest our readers to have an estimate, based upon the ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
A large meeting of young women, was held last night in St. Matthew's School Hall, the Rev. Conon Acooks being in the chair. Miss Faulkiner addressed the meeting on the subject of forming a local branch of the ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
In the Supreme Court to-day a motion was made by Thomas Bent to reverse the judgment given in the recent action brought against him by the City of Adelaide Company. It was stated that negotiations ...
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NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING
The Killarney, barque, arrived at Kalpara August 19, and the Vision at Helensville same date. The Eillan Donan was at Helensville loading for Melbourne, The Loch N[?]w, barque, arrived at Kalpara August 17. The steamer Bayley ...
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CRITERION.
The [?]e spirit, the clever character drawing, and the amusing complications of "She Stoops to Conquer," combined with the admirable all-round acting of it by Messrs. Brough and B[?]ucicault's company, have drawn ...
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H.M.S. ORLANDO AT TONGA.
Of the visit of the flagship to Tonga, it appears that the inhabitants were greatly disappointed at the shortness of her stay, great preparations having been made to give her a hearty welcome, the Orlando being the first vessel of her ...
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SHIPMENTS OF HORSES TO INDIA.
With reference to the shipment of horses the Indian market, Colonel Carre, R. A., when at Auckland expressed himself in condemnation of the system adopted. He stated that in his opinion they could be conveyed much more ...
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OPERA HOUSE.
The second performance of "Faust" was singularly in advance of that of Monday. Mr. Harrison had the orchestran well in hand, while those on the stage warmed to their work and sang with a will. Miss Tree was in ...
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QUEENSLAND.
Mr. Snntley, after a successful tour in the north, opened a brief farewell season in Brisbane to-night. A young man named John Foulkes, a baker, committed suicide early this morning by shooting ...
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GAIETY.
Miss Rosn Towers will finish her stay here on Friday next. On the following evening Miss Katie Putnam, a well-known American actress, will commence a season, which is to last for four weeks only, as Miss ...
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RIOT BY JAVANESE IN QUEENSLAND.
A rather serious riot, caused by the Javanese employed on a Mourilyan plantation, occurred at Geraldton this morning. Senior-constable Ryan had to arrest one of the men on warrant. His ...
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THE LATE COLLIERY DISASTER.
It was reported te the police this morning that the rescue party in the Hamilton mine have discovered the body of Proctor. It wan found near the bord, where he had been working, and win, covered with small coal ...
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QUEENSLAND.
In the Legislative Council to-day, a bill to further amond the Diseases in Sheep Act was introduced and read a first time. The Rabbit Act Amendment Bill and the Civil Service Regulation ...
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THE MINERS' DELEGATES AT NEWCASTLE.
The miners' delegates are prepared to meet the masters' representatives at a conference next Saturday, for the purpose of discussing the amended Coalfields Bill. They also instructed ...
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FOUNDERING OF THE STEAMER INFLEXIBLE.
Following the harbour disaster to the steamers Centennial and Kanahooka the loss of the Sydney-ownod steamer Inflexible is roported. The crew reached the city soon after midnight on Monday, ...
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THE NARRABRI-WALGETT RAILWAY.
This evening a public meeting was held in the Newcastle School of Arts for the purpose of supporting the Narrabri Walgett railway movement. The meeting, which was presided over by the Mayor of Newcastle, ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The Council had a short sitting to-day. The Agents-General Bill pasred its second reading, but in committee it was amended, the tenure of off[?] being increased from three to five years. A provis[?] ...
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DIPHTHERIA IN THE ALBURY DISTRICT.
Dr. Andrews, Government Medical Ofllcer, has applied to the Government for special authority to deal with cases of diphtheria. Up to the present time there has been no outbreak in the town, but the disease exists ...
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THE GUNDAGAI DROWNING CASE.
An inqury was held to-day by the Police Magistrate, Mr. C. Weeks, in connection with the death by drowning of Bornard Murphy, in Morley's Crook yesterday. A verdict of accidental death was returned. In the ...
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FATAL FALL FROM A BRIDGE.
A man named Edward Blakeway, a fettler, fell from the railway bridge over the Wollondilly, at Carrick last night, and shortly afterwards died from the effects of his injuries. Portions of the planking had been cut ...
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THE DAIRYING INDUSTRY IN THE KIAMA DISTRICT.
Mr. F. M'Caffrey, manager of the Waughope Butter Factory, has been experimenting with the Baby Separator with the best results. By setting the separated milk, he has proved that the machine is capable of doing ...
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FRAUD ON A MELBOURNE BUILDING SOCIETY.
On the 15th instant Mr. Costell[?], manager of the Empire Building Society, Collins-street, was called to Sydney on business matters, leaving John Jones, aged l8, in charge of the office. The ...
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OVERLAND PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
For Melbourne (by express) to-day:—Oscar Moyer (commissioner New Zealand Exhibition), F. K. Terry (London) G. Wilkinson (Junee), Frank W. Hann (Queensland), Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Payne, Miss Ivy Payne and nurse ...
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KILLED BY A FALLING TREE.
A man named John Keevers, an old resident [?] Jamberoo, while engaged in felling timber, was f[?]tally injured. Owing to the rough nature of the ground Keevers was unable to get beyond the reach of the tree, ...
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THE GOULBURN MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.
The adjourned meeting of the council dealt to-night with the report of the special committee appointed to investigate the causes of the non-receipt of the Government endowment for the years 1887 and 1888, and ...
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RIFLE MEETING AT SINGLETON.
The entries for the rifle meeting next week include competitors from all parts of the colony; 115 entered for the Nursery, 91 for the All-comers, 109 for the Ladles' stakes, 82 for the Champion, and 78 for the ...
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