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  2. CORRESPONDENCE

    SIR,—Mr. Spicer has only reiterated what every statistian and other great authorities in England have proclaimed, that the wages and general conditions of the working classes ...

    Article : 171 words
  3. CABLEGRAMS.

    A MEETING of colonists has been called to decide the best way to celebrate the centenary, owing to the coldness shown by the Agents-General. ...

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  4. Stokes v. Hart and Others.

    JUDGMENT has been given on defendants' appeal in the action Stokes v. Hart and others, in which plaintiff had obtained a verdict for £673 15s a against an Adelaide firm for ...

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  5. THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

    Germany is urging Holland and Belgium to act in concert with the triple alliance. England will co-operate with alliance on certain conditions. ...

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  6. HOW TO SUCK EGGS.

    The Times urges the use of weasels and steats for the destruction of rabbits before Pasteur's remedy is tried. ...

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  7. THE EAGLE'S GATHERING.

    Russia is massing 150,000 troops in Poland, beyond the ordinary boundary. ...

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  8. Stockton Coal mining Co. v. Fletcher and Others.

    IN the Equity Appeal Court, judgment was given in the suit, Stockton Coal-mining Company. Fletcher and others, arising out of disputed ownership of seven and a-half acres ...

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  9. AUSTRALIAN DIGGERS TO THE FRONT.

    Missionary reports give Australian diggers credit for having discovered a goldfield at Mozambique, Africa, richer than any in Australia. ...

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  10. When Ladies Look Nice.

    THERE is no doubt that the present fashions are very becoming to the majority of ladies; but, to make a costume complete, every lady should wear a pair of Joshua Smith's new ...

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  11. H.M.S. THALIA.

    H.M.S. Thalia has sailed for Australia with relief crews for vessels on the Australian station. She visits the Crozet Islands 'en route. ...

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  12. THE P. AND O. COMPANY.

    The Peninsular and Orient Steam Navigation Company has declared a dividend and bonus equal to 6 per cent. A sum of £45,000 has been withdrawn from the ...

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  13. THE LONDON EQUESCURRICULUM.

    THE above renowned circus company, who have gained celebrity throughout New Zealand, and for whose advent Novocastrians have been anxiously awaiting, gave their first ...

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  14. PARLIAMENT.

    THE House continued Wednesday's sitting until 4.30 this morning, when the second reading of the bill was carried, and the third reading fixed for to-night. ...

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  15. HYDROPHOBIA IN TASMANIA.

    HITEERTO Tasmania has enjoyed the reputation of being entirely free from hydrophobia, but (says the Hobart Mercury), an incident which occurred ...

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  16. OCEAN PARCELS POST.

    Mr. Raikes, the Postmaster-General, insists upon the carriage of parcels under the parcels post system being included in the contracts recently entered into with the ...

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  17. THE FRENCH PRESIDENCY.

    The supporters of M. Ferry and M. de Freycinet threaten to provoke a rising in Paris if their candidates should be defeated for the presidency. M. Deronlede has ...

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  18. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1.

    The Speaker took the chair at the usual hour. CIRCULAR QUAY LAND. Mr. Melville, as a matter of privilege, ...

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  19. THE CHANGE OF NAME OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The Colonial Office authorities have informally assured Sir Graham Berry that they will not support the proposal of Sir Henry Parkes to change the name of New South ...

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  20. THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

    The Cologne Gazette announces that England approves of and co-operates in the central alliance recently entered into between Germany, Austria, and Italy. ...

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  21. COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT ABERDARE.

    After continuous and unabated work, the whole of the miners who were entombed through a colliery accident near Aberdare, Wales, have been rescued. Many of them ...

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  22. [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.]

    Market rate of discount, 3 1/8 per cent. Tin, £163 per ton. Wallaroo copper, £66; price nominal. ...

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  23. GUBERNATORIAL VISIT TO WEST MAITLAND.

    ON the arrival of the Gubernatorial party at West Maitland, his Excellency the Governor was received with military honours, the Naval Brigade firing a salute of sixteen guns. ...

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  24. EMIGRATION RETURNS.

    ACCORDING to the return just issued by the Board of Trade, 30,955 British emigrants left the United Kingdom during the past month, being 1924 ...

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  25. THE WOOL MARKET.

    Wool offered, 10,700 bales. The demand is good. ...

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  26. LONDON, Wednesday. RABBIT EXTERMINATION.

    M. Pasteur, the eminent French physician, has written a letter on the subject of the Australian rabbit pest, in which he recommends the Australian Governments to adopt ...

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  27. GREAT MEETING OF THE LIBERAL UNIONIST PARTY IN DUBLIN.

    A great assemblage of the Liberal Unionists party was held in Dublin yesterday, comprising leading representatives of Irish commerce, manufacturing industries, and ...

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  28. NATIONALITIES IN THE BRITISH ARMY.

    WRITING on the subject of nationalities in the army, the Broad Arrow says:— Although there was a slight increase last year in the number of Irishmen ...

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  29. A MANCHESTER DEMAND.

    The Manchester Committee in connection with the Melbourne Centennial Exhibition has applied for 100,000 feet of space at the Exhibition. ...

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  30. MONETARY COMMERCIAL.

    Market rate of discount, 3[?] per cent. Tin, £166. ...

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  31. A PIOUS OLD PERSON.

    IN the city of Perth, about twenty years ago, there lived a woman named Kirsty Robertson, who earned her living by washing. The poor body had to work from morning till night to ...

    Article : 185 words
  32. THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

    Wool arrivals 6900 bales. The market is steady. Prices for all descriptions except fine and finest qualities are firm, while all descriptions of inferior and faulty are ...

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  33. PORT SAID, Tuesday. SHIPPING.

    The B.I. Co's steamer Chyeebassa left here to-day homewards. ...

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  34. TELEGRAMS.

    "THE Australian Star," the Protection evening paper, issued its first number to-day; an immense sale was effected. An attempt was made to overthrow a train ...

    Article : 231 words
  35. 100,000 cards to choose from at Langer's.

    Most of us have heard of Professor Stokes and his wonderful system of memories. One day a stranger, talking to the professor's assistant, remarked, "I suppose Mr. Stokes ...

    Article : 193 words
  36. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

    IN a village in Fifeshire, the weather being very wet for a considerable time, great fears were entertained for the crops. The minister was appealed to; his answer was—" The ...

    Article : 164 words
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