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  2. INTERNATIONAL NEWS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Sultan has recalled the Ottoman mission from China. ...

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  3. THE FEDERAL PARLIAMENT

    Senator EWING (W.A.) moved that the Senate is of opinion that the inclusion of such items as £43,500 for military and naval demonstrations in connection with ...

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  4. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    LONDON, Thursday.—Three thousand persons were admitted by ticket to a pro-Boer meeting last night in Queen's Hall, London. Eight hundred ...

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  5. THE STATE ELECTIONS.

    Mr. W. T. Dick, the retiring candidate for the electorate of Newcastle East, addressed a meeting of electors for a brief period from the balcony of Jones' Criterion ...

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  6. SPEECH BY MR. G. H. REID.

    Mr. G. H. Reid presided at a well-attended meeting held in the Protestant Hall to-night, in support of the candidature of Mr. T. Hughes for King Division. Mr. Reid, ...

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  7. MR. OWEN GILBERT.

    Mr. Owen Gilbert's Junction committed met at Smith's hotel, Junction, last evening, Mr. J. Winsor occupying the chair. Arrangements were made for Mr. Gilbert ...

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  8. THE KAISER AND PEACE.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Speaking at Cuxhaven, the German port at the mouth of the Elbe, to-day the Emperor said the mutual esteem and ...

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  9. POLITICAL PITH AND POINT.

    Mr. See says, and very properly too, that money expended on roads give encouragement to settlement and production. That Is absolutely true, especially in Australia. ...

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  10. THE TITLE OF PRINCE OF WALES.

    LONDON, Thursday.—Sir, W. Harcourt court, M.P., assured the Committee of Peers and Commoners that the country is desirous of Wales's heraldic ...

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  11. LORD LAMINGTON'S DEPARTURE

    A levee was held at Government House this morning. A large number of citizens called to bid farewell to Lord Lamington. The function was an informal affair. At ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. CAPTURE OF RIFLES.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Colonel Scott's Railway Guards at Haarteneestepan, in the Western Transvaal, hare captured much stock and two ...

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  13. GERMANY'S FUTURE.

    LONDON, Thursday.—The Kaiser, at Cuxhaven, declared that Germany's future lies in the water, and urged the Hanseatic towns to secure her trade ...

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  14. NEWCASTLE WEST.

    Mr. T. Green, the Labour candidate for Newcastle West addressed a large meeting of the electors at Cook's Hill last night. Mr. R. Hogan presided, and introduced the ...

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  15. THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.

    LONDON, Thursday.—Mr. A. J. Balfour, First Lord of the Treasury, addressing a meeting of Conservative agents at Holborn last night, said that ...

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  16. THE MURDER OF KING HUMBERT.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Three workmen have been arrested at Meissen, Saxony, and extradited for complicity in the assassination of King Humbert ...

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  17. MR. E. FLYNN.

    A meeting of Mr. E. Flynn's central committee was held at Cain's hotel, Hunter-street West. last night. Mr. H. H. M'Donnell presided over a large ...

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  18. THE ROYAL VISIT TO THE CAPE.

    LONDON, Thursday—The Government of Cape Colony intends to spend £100,000 in welcoming the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. ...

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  19. DEATH SENTENCE.

    LONDON, Thursday.—The Boers sentenced Commandant Piet Fourie to death for attempting to surrender. ...

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  20. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

    In the House of Representatives Mr. PAGE (Q.) asked whether, in view of the expressed dissatisfaction of members of the Victorian State Parliament with ...

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  21. THE MASSACRES IN COREA.

    LONDON, Wednesday—Reuter's correspondent states that 500 native Christians were killed in the recent massacres at Quelpart, Corea. ...

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  22. A COMMISSION GRANTED.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Sergeant Major Eyre, of the 5th New Zealand Contingent, has been given a commission in the Imperial Yeomanry. ...

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  23. WICKHAM.

    Mr. J. L. Fegan addressed a meeting of electors in the Rosedale Hall, Tighe's Hill, last night. Alderman T. Robson presided, and the candidate, who was accorded an ...

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  24. IMPERIAL CIVIL LIST BILL.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The bill for granting a Civil List to the King was rend the third time in the House of Commons last night by 370 votes to ...

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  25. RHODES FOR ENGLAND.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. Cecil Rhodes will sail from the Cape for England on July 3. ...

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  26. THE IRON TRADE STRIKE.

    No fresh developments have occurred in connection with the movements of either party concerned in the strike of ironworkers' assistants. Indications ...

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  27. AMERICAN REMOUNTS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The War Office has resumed the purchase of horses in the United States for remounts, and eight transports are now ...

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  28. PATTI'S CASTLE ON SALE.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Mme. Adelina Patti's famous castle of CraigyNos Ystradgynlais, Breconshire, South Wales, was offered at auction ...

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  29. RETRUN OF NEW ZEALANDERS.

    LONDON, Thursday.—The Tagus sailed from Capetown on the 13th instant with the Fourth and Fifth New Zealand Contingents, comprising ...

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  30. VICTORIA.

    The Loel will case was proceeded with and adjourned to-day. Abraham Loel, the testator's brother, deposed that the testator was quite sane. Mrs. Loel used to treat ...

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  31. THE PLAGUE AT THE CAPE.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Up to Sunday last, 714 cases of plague had occurred in Cape Colony, of which 338 had been fatal. ...

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  32. CLEARING COUNTRY.

    LONDON, Thursday.—Five columns have commenced clearing the area bounded by Bloemfontein, Brandfort, the Vet River, Winburg, and ...

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  33. THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—A peremptory note from the United States Government has induced the Cuban Assembly to incorporate in the proposed ...

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  34. RETURN OF VICTORIAN TROOPS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Squadrons A and B of the 4th Victorian Contingent, have left Tarkastad for East London, where they will embark for ...

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  35. ENGLISH TURF.

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  36. MR. G. ERRINGTON.

    Mr. George Errington addressed meetings at Smedmore and Islington. At both places the candidate was well received. He spoke as at previous meetings, and was accorded ...

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  37. MR. W. M. SHEDDEN.

    Mr. W. M. Shedden addressed a well-attened meeting of the electors at the Seamen's Institute, Carrington, last night, and received a very good reception. His address ...

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  38. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Australian Agricultural Company has declared a dividend of £2 per share. The South Australian Company has ...

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  39. THE DISASTER TO VICTORIANS.

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The Governor-General has received the following cablegram from the Duke of Cornwall and York:—"The Duchess ...

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  40. KAHIBAH

    Last night Mr. A. Edden addressed the electors of Kahibah in the Carrington Hall, Adamstown. Alderman Court occupied the chair. Mr. Edden covered the ground dealt ...

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  41. TO-NIGHT'S MEETINGS AS ADVERTISED.

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  42. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The Premier has telegraphed to the Victorian Government for the loan of the barriers used in Melbourne during the Royal procession, and Mr. Peacock is making ...

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  43. THE TALUNE POISONING CASE.

    The third trial of Jane Smith on a charge of having murdered Patrick Conway on February 19, on the steamer Talune, While on the high seas, was continued before Mr. ...

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  44. WALLSEND.

    On Wednesday night Mr. Estell delivered an address at Young Wallsend, dealing with the history of the Labour party, and showing very forcefully the remarkable change ...

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  45. IMPROVED EXPORT FACILITIES.

    The Minister for Mines and Agriculture, in pursuance of his object to improve the facilities for the storage and export of grain, proposes to ...

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  46. CAFE CONCERT.

    The second of the series of two cafe concerts was given last evening in St. Andrew's Presbyterian school ball. A large audience enjoyed the following excellent ...

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  47. MUSWELLBROOK RACES.

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  48. VICTORIA THEATRE.

    Mr. Harry Cogill's Musical Comedy Company repeated that popular musical comedy in three acts, "A Trip to Chinatown," before an appreciative audience at the ...

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  49. SHALE MINERS' STRIKE.

    The strike among the shale miners at Hartley Vale remains unsettled. The diffculty arose through the men, who were Working on shift work at 9s per shift, ...

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  50. WARATAH.

    Mr. W. B. Sharp addressed a meeting at Waratah at the School of Arts last evening, the Mayor (Alderman E. Hughes) presiding Mr. Sharp spoke at length on ...

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  51. Advertising

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