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Turkey and Greece.
LONDON, Friday.—The Daily Telegraph states that the treaty of peace between Turkey and Greece will be signed on Saturday, the Sultan having ...
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TELEGRAMS.
THE Sydney-Pyrmont ferry steamer Milly was going into her berth at the Erekitestreet this morning, when the engines failed to reverse, the result being that the steamer ...
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SHARE MARKET.
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CABLEGRAMS.
LONDON, Friday.—Brigadier General Ellues has occupied Fort Gundab unopposed after a toilsome march over a roadless, barren and hilly country, ...
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DISTRICT NEWS.
Some members of the local brass band felt somewhat slighted at not being asked to participate in the Centenary celebrations in the city. The band would have been pleased to ...
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OCCASIONAL NOTES.
THE two great questions of the Convention this week have been "equal representation" and " deadlocks." The representatives of the larger colonies have been out-voted is ...
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A THRILLING BALLOON INCIDENT.
A MOST thrilling balloon ascent and parachute descent came off recently, says a cable from Bombay, in Naini Tal by Professor Lawrence. The balloon rose majestically ...
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EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE.
SOME extraordinary allegations of tapping telegraph wires were made in a case hoard at Liverpool County Court in which plaintiff sued defendant, the secretary of a small ...
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Death of a Clergyman.
LONDON, Friday.—The Rev. Aubrey Price, of Clapham, has died of a revolver wound, which he attributed to burglars, but the police are ...
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THE FIRE AT BROKEN HILL.
EVERYTHING is going on highly satisfactorily in connection with the fire. Although the bloze, as stated by Mr. Wigg, was practically on for some days ago sending down water is ...
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COLONEL JEFFREYS' COLUMN.
LONDON, Saturday.—After driving the Mohmands to the hills Colonel Jeffreys retired outnumbered. The Mohmands repelled the cavalry and ...
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The Bishop of Ballarat.
LONDON, Friday.—Dr. Thornton has postponed his departure until October 28, reaching Sydney in the middle of December. He attends the Church ...
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COLLISION IN THE HARBOUR.
A COLLISION occurred in the harbour on Saturday evening between the steamers Lubra and Port Chalmers and the barque Buadsloor and H.M.S. Rapid. It appears ...
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NEW LAMBTON.
On Friday evening a most succesful and enjoyable social was held in Lathlean's hall, the event being a return social given to the gentlemen by the ladies of the Pride of New ...
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SO THOUGHTFUL OF THEM.
FROM a private letter to band by the last mail from Argentine, South America, we learn of a very commendable course which was followed by the Argentine authorities ...
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The North Pole Expedition.
LONDON, Saturday.—A telegram received by Reuter states that Andree's balloon was sighted at Yeniseisk, in Central Siberia, on Septembr 14th. ...
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VICTORIA.
Wheat is quoted at S6 10s; flour, town roller, £15. TENDER ACCEPTED. The tender of the Hoffman Steam Brick ...
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Lord Charles Beresford.
LONDON, Friday.—Lord Charles Beresford, C.B., R.N., has been promoted to the rank of admiral. ...
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General Cables.
A largely-attended meeting of the Australasian Frozen Meat Committee was held yesterday, at which a resolution was passed expressing satisfaction ...
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THE KAISER AND THE EXCZARINA.
THE public announcement that the Dowaget Empress of Russia will lease St. Petersburg before the arrival there of the Empero William, and remain away during the whole ...
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Stoddart's Team.
LONDON, Friday-A big crowd, including many prominent cricketers, attended to bid farewell to Stoddart's team at St. Pancras Station. These ...
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CHARLESTOWN.
On Saturday evening the membera of the institute held their usual monthly social gathering in the institute hall. There was a large attendance of members and friends ...
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DANGEROUS OCCUPATIONS.
THERE are many legitimate occupations or trades that steadily kill those who are engaged in them. Lead is death-dealing to all who use it in their work, as house painters, ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The last match of the Geelong football team was played against Port Adelaide on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the visitors by 6 goals 14 behinds to 4 goals 1 ...
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THE QUEEN AS A WRITER.
MUCH of the Queen's heavy daily work is self imposed, and, from the point of view o[?] governing her great Empire, absolutely unnecessary. When her Majesty has, in her ...
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QUEENSLAND.
A telegram from Cape Moreton was received yesternight intimating that rockets were seen fired in a south-westerly direction. The pilot steamer Advance went out to ...
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NEW LAMBTON COLLIERY.
THERE is a probability of work being resumed at New Lambton. Mr. James Ruttley, of Waratah, is negotiating with the company with a view to taking the colliery ...
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Brussels Exhibition.
LONDON, Saturday.—The Central Wino Association has been awarded the Grand Prix at the Bruesels Exhibition, ...
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WARATAH.
Another old resident passed away early on Saturday morning in the person of Mrs. Hampton at the age of 68 years. The deceased, who has been suffering from ...
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Loss of the Helenslea.
LONDON, Saturday.— The ship Helenslea has been totally wrecked on an inaccessible island on August 24th. Her cargo was lost, but the crew were ...
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CAREER.
A MAN named Simon, aged 36, has just been condemned by the Assize Court of the Eure to transportation for life. This setence concerns only the crime committed ...
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WEST WALLSEND.
Another successful meeting of this society was held on Friday night in the Methodist Free Church, all the seating accommodation being occupied. The meeting commenced by ...
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TWO FAMOUS ANIMALS.
THE celebrated New Foundland dog Sultan, which, for his acts of devotion to man and for his courage, was on the 9th May, 1894, solemnly rewarded by the Society for the ...
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UNREQUITED LOVE AND MURDER.
THE Seino Assize Court has just sentenced to death a man named Bruyere for one of the most brutal murders committed in France during recent years. The victim was a ...
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A GHASTLY DISCOVERY.
A HOBBRIFYING and mysterious discovery has just been made in the church of Saint Peter at Seville. A choir boy chanced to find open the door of a disused room in the tower of the ...
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New Steamer for Australia.
LONDON, Friday.—The Australian Transport Company's new steamer Cape Leouwin, which has been specially built for the Australian ...
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Bank of England Reserve.
LONDON, Friday.—The governor of the Bank of England, Mr. A. G. Sandeman, has informed Sir Michael Hicks Beach, the Chancellor of the ...
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A WRONGED WIFE'S REVENGE.
AT the Rouen Assize Court the jury acquited Mdme. Soulard, wife of a circus rider at Elbent, who, surprising her husband with a ballet girl named Catherine Miller, ...
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