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MARINE MISHAPS.
The Government dredge Ulysses, which was being towed here from Newcastle has gone ashore five miles south of the Evans River, and all on board have been ...
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CONGO AFFAIRS.
In the House of Commons last night Sir Edward Grey, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, said that the recent debate on Congo affairs ...
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JAPAN AND AMERICA.
The "New York World" publishes a message from Count Komura, the Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs. He states in this that he is ...
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FLOOD IN RHONDDA VALLEY
A dam in the Rhondda Valley, in South Wales, burst yesterday, and occasioned some loss of life, and great damage. ...
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AFTER THE STRIKE.
In the city and throughout the district on Saturday were to be heard expressions of satisfaction that the strike had terminated. The owners were just as pleased ...
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IMPERIAL POLITICS.
Several of the newspapers anticipate that when the House of Lords rejects [?] postpones the veto resolutions of the House of Commons, Mr. Asquith, ...
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MINMI MINERS.
A meeting of the Minmi miners was held in Etheridge's hall on Saturday. There was a large attendance, and Mr. W. Standing presided. ...
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MATTERS AT GRETA.
The manager of Ebbw-Main Colliery, Greta, having notified that it was his intention to work two gifts, when work was resumed. Mr. E. Bedgrove, the ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Mr. N .J. Moore, the new Agent-General for West Australia, has arrived in London. He was met yesterday at the ...
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MAITLAND COALFIELD.
Work will be resumed at all the Maitland collieries this morning. Cavils were drawn at some, but others decided to work on the last cavils. ...
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MAHMUD RAID.
The Mahmuds have made a raid upon Lakki, on the North-west frontier of India. Captain Stirling and five men on the ...
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THE COTTON KING.
Mr. James Patten, the American speculator, who has been visiting England, met with a hostile demonstration upon entering the Manchester ...
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S.S. VAN DER HAGEN.
Captain Mackay, the postmaster at Brisbane has received a telegram from the harbour master at Thursday Island, advising that the master of the Piper ...
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GLEBE MINERS.
A largely attended meeting of the Glebe miners was held in Warner's Hall on Saturday evening. Mr. R. Powell in the chair. ...
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ACTION FOR DAMAGES.
The appeal of the defendants in the case of Lajpat Rai against the proprietors of the Calcutta "Englishman" has been successful. ...
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A LIQUIDATOR'S FRAUDS.
Duez, Who was the liquidator of several of the French religious associations, and who was arrested on charges of the misappropriation of ...
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THE ANTARCTIC.
In an interview yesterday Lieutenant Filchner, the leader of the German expedition that is to be despatched to the Antarctic, said that he did ...
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REFERENCE BY THE DEAN.
The Dean of Newcastle preached at the service at Christ Church Cathedral last night, in the presence of a very large congregation. ...
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BARQUE NIGER REFLOATED.
The barque Niger, bound for Newcastle, in ballast, which went ashore at Troubridge on Friday, was towed off today, and returned to the Semaphore ...
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VIENNA POISONING CASE.
A development has occurred in the case of Lieutenant Adolf Hofrichter, who was recently convicted in Vienna on charges of having sent poison by ...
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VITAL STATISTICS.
The Government Statistician has prepared his report on the vital statistics of the Newcastle district for the year 1909. It is as follows:— ...
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SOUTH AFRICA.
The fifth test match between the Marylebone Cricket Club and South Africa was commenced at Capetown on Thursday. ...
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THE ARMY BILL.
Mr. R. B. Haldane, the Secretary of [?]tate for War, yielding to the protests the Opposition, has promised that the annual Army Bill shall be ...
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CENTRAL METHODIST MISSION.
The Rev. F. Colwell, prior to the delivery of the evening sermon yesterday, referred briefly to the pleasure they all felt that the long-drawn-out strike had at ...
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SOLDIERS AS IMMIGRANTS.
Replying to a question in the House of Commons last night, Sir Edward Grey, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, said that the emigration ...
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WALLSEND MINERS.
The Wallsend Miners' Lodge met on Saturday, Mr. T. Richardson presiding. Mr. R. Cameron, acting president, explained the circumstances leading up to ...
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KAISER'S YACHTING TOUR.
The guests of the German Emperor on his yachting cruise number 100, and include thirteen admirals, six generals, three Cabinet Ministers, ...
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IMPRISONED DELEGATES.
The strike leaders release committee met in Newcastle on Saturday afternoon and after fully considering the position; it was unanimously decided to forward ...
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LADY DUDLEY.
A bulletin issued at midnight on Saturday reported that the Countess Dudley was making very favourable progress, and that the constant ...
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WOOLCOMBERS' STRIKE.
The strike of woolcombers at Bradford has ended. The employees have been granted a slight increase in wages, and a joint ...
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BRITISH FOOTBALL.
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JAPANESE CRUISERS.
The Japanese cruisers Asso and Soomma arrived and anchored in Moreton Bay this evening. The officers stated that the voyage ...
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ELERMORE VALE MINERS.
The Elermore Vale Miners' Lodge met on Saturday. Mr. R. Stewart in the chair. For the local officers, the following appointments were made. Committee, Messrs. ...
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RUGBY UNION.
A football match between Ireland and Wales was played in Dublin yesterday. Wales scored one dropped goal and ...
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THE ITALIAN NAVY.
Orders have been given to the authorities at Castellamare, near Naples, the Italian naval dockyard, to prepare during the present year for the ...
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BETTING IN CANADA.
Advices received in New York from Ottawa state that a Parliamentary committee favours the abolition of bookmaking on racecourses. ...
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VICTORIA.
Mr. Hugh R. Reid, brother of Sir George Reid, died on Friday night, at Elsternwick. He was one of the founders, and for many years chairman of directors of the ...
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GERMAN NAVAL YARD.
The Director of the German Imperial Dockyard at Kiel has notified the men employed there that, owing to the Peichstag not voting sufficient funds ...
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VICTORIAN BUTTER.
Importers are complaining of shore weight in certain brands of Victorian butter. It is declared that some of the boxes ...
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PRACTICAL JOKING.
A practical joker has hoaxed several coal merchants by instructing them to send many tons of coal to the London house of Mr. Winston Churchill, ...
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LAMBTON MINERS.
A meeting of the Lambton miners was held at Smith's hotel on Saturday morning, Mr. J. Morgan presiding. Messrs. T. Johnson and W. Peters were ...
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GIFT FOR EDUCATION.
Sir Carrimbhoy Eirahim, a distinguished Khoja merchant has handed to Sir George Sydenham Clarke, Governor of Bombay, £30,000 for ...
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COMMONWEALTH PATENTS.
Messrs. Griffith and Hassel, patent attorneys, of 163 King-street, Sydney, and 9 Queen-street, Melbourne, report that the following applications for patents ...
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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TRADE WITH MANILA.
A copy of the despatch sent by Mr. R. de B. Layard, Consul-General at Manila, to the Earl of Crewe, has been forwarded to Mr. Wade, the State Premier. ...
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ALLEGED CHINESE MURDER.
After a lengthy hearing at Gladstone, the case in which Hector M'Lean, the second engineer of the steamer Strathness, was charged with having murdered Pun Yan, a ...
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DEATH BY SHOOTING.
Bertram Armytage, 37 years of age, the son of Mr. F. W. Armytage, of Little River, shot himself at the Melbourne Club yesterday. ...
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MASTER MARINER KILLED.
Captain James Stott, of the steamer Fitzclarence, loading wheat at Geelong, was standing on the railway pier, when a truck, ten tens weight, was kicked down the line. ...
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QUEENSLAND.
Two of the men who escaped from the Goodna Lunatle Asyium on Thursday morning surrendered to the police at Warwick on Saturday night. During their flight they ...
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