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MR. FISHER LOYAL.
Mr. Andrew Fisher, the Prime Minister of Australia, arrived' at Colombo this morning, and showed considerable agitation on learning of the ...
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NAVAL AGREEMENT.
Mr. Lewis Harcourt, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, has, made public the naval agreement between Britain, Canada, Australia, and New ...
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MOROCCAN CRISIS.
The statement made by Mr. Asquith, the Prime Minister of Great Britain, in the House of Commons is welcomed in official circles in Germany as ...
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THE VETO BILL.
Every day increases the number of peers who are promising their support to Lord, Lansdowne in his attitude towards the Parliament Bill. ...
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STATE POLITICS.
Mr. Holman, the Acting State Premier received a cable message yesterday morning from Mr. M'Gowen, the Premier, who, on arriving at New York, on his return ...
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SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.
The race for the sculling championship of the world took place on the Parramatta River yesterday afternoon, when the holder of the title, Dick Arnst, ...
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BENEVOLENT DAY.
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FIRES IN MOUNTAINS.
Fires are raging in the San Bernardino Mountains. Several resorts have been wiped out. Four hundred men are engaged ...
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STORM IN LONDON.
An extraordinary storm was experienced in London yesterday afternoon, the result of a sudden squall. The wind reached a velocity of 54 ...
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ILLNESS OF THE POPE.
The Pope is ill, due to over-exertion, aggravated by the very hot weather. An attack of laryngitis has rendered ...
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THE WAR RATES.
The Victorian Marine Underwriters' Association has received a cable message from the London underwriters, stating that the following were the latest war ...
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WEST AUSTRALIA.
A livery establishment in Hugh-street. Fremantle, owned by Messrs. Willis and Booth, was burned yesterday morning. Out of 23 horses in the stalls one was ...
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CARDIFF STRIKE.
The strike at Cardiff is now at an end. The unions are to be recognised, and the employers have promised not to ...
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AMERICAN TARIFFS.
A coalition of progressive Republicans and Democrats is contending for a fair-reaching revision of tariffs, and declares that the farmers' free list ...
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DEATH OF MRS. SHEDDEN, SEN.
The death on Saturday of Mrs. Shedden, senior, relict of the late Mr. Alexander Shedden, formerly and alderman in the Newcastle and Wickham Councils, ...
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ABANDONED AT SEA.
The steamer Talune arrived here on Friday night, from Tahiti, having on board some of the crew of the fourmasted barque Puritan, which sprang a ...
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LORD KITCHENER.
Sir Edward Grey, the Secretary of State for Home Affairs, during, a debate in the House of Commons, paid a high tribute to the late Sir Eldon ...
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SHIPPING DISASTERS.
The steamer John Irwin struck a rock off Nova Scotia, and sank. There is only one survivor of a crew, of 15. ...
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THE EARL OF YARMOUTH.
The Earl of Yarmouth has been declared bankrupt. His liabilities amount to £12,000, mostly due to money-lenders, and his ...
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
A factory in the course of construction at Grand Quevilly, a suburb of Rouen, was struck by lightning and collapsed, burying 50 masons and ...
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APPENDICITIS RIFE.
Addressing a meeting of the British Medical Association, Professor Gordon Lloyd said that he estimated that there were 2276 deaths per year from ...
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RACIAL CONGRESS.
At yesterday's sitting of the Universal Races' Congress, Mr. Ghokal (India) stated that reform measures had arrested the growing estrangement ...
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STEAMER ASHORE.
It is reported that Niobe, believed to be the Canadian warship of that name, is ashore on the Nova Scotian coast. The engineroom is flooded. ...
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FIRE IN VIENNA.
Schotek, a clerk who was dismissed for drunkenness, by way of revenge, fired a stack of timber at the Northern Railway Station. ...
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VICTORIA.
The State School Teacher's Union has asked the Minister for Education to take steps to increase the pay of all teachers, and to make provision for consumptive ...
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ALBANIAN INSURRECTION.
Sir Edward Grey, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, speaking in the House of Commons, said the Albanian insurrection was a source of ...
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RAILWAY DISASTERS.
The Birmingham-Llandudno express ran into an empty train at Crewe while travelling at 30 miles an hour. Thirty passengers were injured, ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Frank Wootton rode four winners at the Goodwood meeting yesterday. ...
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MUDGEE LABOUR CANDIDATE.
A meeting of the Mudgee branch of the Political Labour League was held last night for the purpose of selecting a candidate to contest the electorate. ...
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CANADIAN POLITICS.
The Canadian Parliament has been dissolved. The elections, which will turn on the issue of commercial reciprocity ...
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
The Prince of Wales has been appointed a midshipman on the battleship Hindustan, of the home fleet. ...
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MINERS' VIEWS.
At the public meeting in sympathy with the sugar workers of Queensland held in Newcastle on Saturday night, Mr. D. Watson and Mr. J. Stenhouse, ...
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CONNEAU'S MONOPLANE.
The British Government have purchased the monoplane used by Lieuenant Conneau, the winner of the late race. ...
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ST. JOHN'S CHURCH.
Service of confirmation was conducted in St. John's Church, Parry-street, Newcastle, yesterday afternoon, by Dr. Stretch, bishop of the diocese. The Rev. ...
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KILLED ON THE RAILWAY.
A woman whose name is said to be Fanny Berrisford, aged 37 years, and who lived in Dangar-street, Wickham, met her death in a shockingly sudden manner on ...
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CRICKET IN ENGLAND.
Against Essex, F. Tarrant (Middlesex) made 168, F. R. Foster (Warwickshire) scored 60 and 101 against Yorkshire. ...
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LORD DENMAN.
The R.M.S. Omrah, conveying Lord and Lady Denman, arrived at the Outer Harbour, yesterday morning. The Governor-General designate and ...
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SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP.
The mile swimming championship of England was won by Taylor, Who beat Battersby by ten yards in 23min 35½sec, which is a record. ...
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BRITISH COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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PRIVY COUNCIL APPEAL.
In the action of Dr. Clarke, the Bishop of Melbourne, against Mr. Norton, of Sydney, the proprietor of 'Truth," leave to appeal to the Privy ...
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HAMILTON.
One of the oldest hotels in Hamilton, the Miners' Arms, closed its doors on Saturday, the time allowed by the Special Licensing Court having expired. During the ...
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BILLIARDS IN MELBOURNE.
The billiard match in which H. W. Stephenson, world's champion, conceded 2000 in 12,000 up, to T. Reece, was concluded last evening, and resulted in an ...
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