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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE Minister for Mines, Mr. James Fletcher, visited the scene of the Ferndale Colliery disaster, at Tighe's Hill, Newcastle, yesterday morning. During the morning the water was rushing into the working with ...
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) THE QUEENSLANDS SEPARATION MOVEMENT.
Dr. Ahearne, the representative of the Executive Committee of the Queensland Separation League, is announced to deliver a lecture shortly upon the question of the ...
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SPORTING INT[?] [BY TELEGR[?] (FROM OUR OWN CORRES[?] AUSTRALIAN ELEVE[?] TEAM OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The cricket match was continued ou the Oval to-day. The weather was very warm, but there was a fair attendance. The eleven, with six wickets down for 321, continued batting, with Palmer (50) and M'llwraith (4), to the ...
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ARRIVAL OF THE M.M.S. CALEDONIEN AT ADELAIDE.
The Messageries Maritimes, steamer Caledonien, De Mauberge, master, from Marseillos 10th February, arrived to-day with the following passengers:— For Adelaide: Professor A. Watson. ...
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BRITISH JURISDICTION, IN NEW GUINEA.
A despatch from Colonel Stanley to the Governor, Sir. Anthony Musgrave is published, as well as the copy of the despatch to the Hon. John Douglas, in reference to his appointment as Special Commissioner ...
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PEDESTRIANISM.
The concluding heat of the Sir Joseph Banks Handicap will be run off at Botany this afternoon. Witney, the Victorian is the favourite at 3 to 1, at which price Rogers and Quick also find supporters; 8 to 1 has been accepted ...
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BANK OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Sir John Kennaway, Bart., and Mr. A. W. Anderson have been appointed directors of the Bank of South Australia. ...
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MAURITIUS COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The M.M.S. Caledonien, which arrived to-day from Marseilles, via Mauritius, brings the following commercial intelligence:— MAURITIUS, March 5. ...
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BOWLS.
The Balmain Bowling Club will to-day present an unusually animated appearance, as a friendly game of bowls is to take place between eight rinks each of the City and Balmain clubs, so that in all there will be 64 players on ...
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(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) THE RESIGNATIONS OF MR. CHAMBERLAIN AND MR. TREVELYAN.
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain and Mr, G. O. Trevelyan had an interview with Mr. Gladstone yesterday with reference to their resignations; but they declined to yield to his ...
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SYDNEY AMATEUR CANTAS DINGY CLUB.
The handicap race in connection with the above club, for a trophy presented by the patron of the club, Mr. Milford with a second prize of £2 2s., and a third of £1 1s., will be sailed over the usual course, starting at 3 p.m.; the start ...
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INCREASE IN THE BRITISH NAVY.
Last night in the House of Commons, in moving the Navy Estimates, Mr. Hibberb, Secretary to the Admiralty, announced that 20 additional armour-plated vessels, 25 ...
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THE S.S. QUETTA.
The British India Company's R. M. S. Quetta left to-day outwards. ...
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MINING INTELLIGENCE.
The monthly district escort look 630oz. gold. At Mount M'Donald the King West Company have started operations, and a large quantity of stone has been raised. Several tributors are working parts of the line of reef, and the stone ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS. [BY TELEGRAPH.] (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) VICTORIA.
The Defence Department is pushing on the preparations for the Easter encampment at Queenscliff. It is expected that there will be some 8000 men under canvas. ...
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BATEMAN'S BAY RACES.
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QUEENSLAND.
The Brisbane press has been requested to state that the Special Commissioner for New Guinea has not given, and is not likely under present circumstances to give, any concession to any trading companies or ...
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THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
At the Adelaide Police Court this morning Alexander Crooks was charged that, while manager of the Commercial Bank, he received and took, on account of the bank, £4000 and £1000 respectively, which ...
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MANAGERS' REPORTS.
South Pinnacle Prospecting Company, Limited.—" The work principally done while I was there was trenching so as to ascertain the lode formation, which I did so far as surface, work goos; this result from certificated assays ...
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BARMEDMAN RACES.
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APPEALS AGAINST THE INCOME TAX IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
In the local Court to-day two cases were heard, in which great interest was taken. The first was an appeal by the Savings Bank of South Australia against the income tax, on the grounds that the bank was not a ...
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GUNDAGAI JOCKEY CLUB MEETING.
The general settling in connection with the Gundagai Jockey Club annual race meeting took place last night at Pain's Tattersall's Hotel, when the various winnings were duly paid over. Every thing passed off satisfactorily. Mr. ...
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RIOT AT MANCHESTER.
A large body of the unemployed congregated to-day in the principal streets of Manchester, and made a menacing display. The mob became violent, and commenced ...
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CRICKET.
ROYSTON COLLEGE v. N. S. W. ARTILLERY.—This match was played on the concrete wickets at the Barracks on Thursday, a drawn game being the result. Merrick and Mitchell were disposed of by fine catches at long leg. ...
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RAILWAY EMPLOYEES AND RAILWAY FARES.
Sir,—In your issue of Tuesday last is a report of a deputation that waited on the Minister for Works, "to draw his attention to the fact that railway employees were charged half-fares for travelling on railway lines." &c. ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
This evening a demonstration was given in honour of the Fifth Australian Eleven at the Adelaido Oval. The military band played several selections of music. 3000 persons were present. A number of bicyclists ...
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A SHIP ON FIRE OFF THE VICTORIAN COAST.
A telegram was received from Lorne this evening, stating that what appears to be a large sailing ship has been burning about 15 miles E.S.E. since 4 o'clock this afternoon. No notice was taken of the smoke at ...
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THE GRAFION CHURCH DISTURBANCE.
The hearing of the charges of focible entry in connection with the Fry-street Presbyterian Church of the Synod of Eastern Australia were proceeded with at the Police Court to-day. The defendants were the Rev. Isaac ...
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.
The relations between France and Germany have become strained. ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The Premier received a cablegram to-day from the Agent-General to the effect that the French Government, intend shortly to transport 1000 convicts to the Isle of Pines, New Caledonia. ...
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AUSTRALIAN FROZEN MEAT EXPORT COMPANY.
The works of the Australian Frozen Meat Export Company in liquidation at Newport, have been sold to Messrs. D. Whitley, J. C. Smith, F. W. Armitage and George Fairbairn, who will commence operations next ...
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OVERLAND PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
The following have passed through:— For Svdney (by express on Thursday): Rev. J. D. Hennessy, M. Dougharty, W. Kelloway, Louis Saber, Mr. Hardwing, H. L. Lindsay, Mr. Bailey, D. Ferguson, W. ...
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THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GUNBOAT PROTECTOR.
Admiral Tryon has inspected the gunboat Protector, and reports that he is thoroughly satisfied with everything. The ship is well found, and in all respects well suited for the service for which she was designed, and ...
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FOOTBALL.
WARATAH FOOTBALL CLUB.—The annual meeting of the abovementioned club was held at Rainford's Cambridge Club Hotel on Thursday evening. The attendance was fairly large. Mr. George Crisp occupied the chair. The ...
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VISIT OF THE GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA TO TASMANIA.
Sir Henry and Lady Loch arrived this morning at Launceston, after a pleasant passage in the Pateena (s.) A large crowd assembled to welcome them, the Marine Board and Town Council being fully represented. ...
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