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  2. VICTORIA.

    Mr. Wyatt, police magistrate, held an inquiry on Saturday with reference to the murder and suicide at Gobur, near Longwood. No new facts were revealed, and Mr. ...

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  3. CABLEGRAMS

    THE Messageries Maritimes Co.'s s.s. Caledonien, from Melbourne July 18th, passed hero to-day; homewards, two days in advance of her time. ...

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  4. BRISBANE, Tuesday. Fall into a Mine.

    Mr. William E. Rowe was killed by falling down the shaft of the Durham mine, Etheridge goldfield, on Friday last. ...

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  5. Commercial.

    At the sales at the Stock Exchange to-day Burwood Coal realised 11s 6d, Waratah Coal £9 5s. ...

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  6. Mail Tenders.

    The New Zealand Government are calling for tenders for the conveyance of mails to San Francisco from Auckland, via Honolulu, once a month. ...

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  7. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The French war Steamer Magon has arrived at Glenelg, 18 days from the island of Cumoa to the north of Australia. The vessel left France to take part in the China ...

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  8. The Omnibus Drivers.

    A meeting of the Omnibus-drivers was held on Sunday morning at the Trades Hall, at which about 100 drivers were present, and also a number of the members of the Trades ...

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  9. Gold Discovery.

    Two prospectors have brought into Tamworth two and a half ounces of fine shotty gold, found at Lloyd's Springs, on Tamworth town common. ...

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  10. Railway Contracts.

    The tender of an Adelaide firm has been accepted for construction of a third section of the branch railway to Cooma, thirty-eight miles in length, for a little ...

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  11. BERLIN, Sunday. The Annexation of the Caroline Islands.

    The German papers to-day commenting on the reported annexation of the Caroline Islands by Germany, repudiate as obsolete the Spanish claims to that group. ...

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  12. Out of Work.

    Over 200 men have handed in their names to the Conservator of Water for employment, and 100 of them will be sent away on Wednesday. The remainder will ...

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  13. LONDON, Monday. The Pacific Mail Service.

    The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has entered into arrangements for the continuance of the mail service between San Francisco and Australia on the expiration ...

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  14. The Contingent.

    The R.M.S. Valetta arrived here from London yesterday, bringing the two last members of the Soudan Contingent, Privates J. M'Gregor and H. Murphy, and ...

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  15. Patent Inventions.

    A letter was received by a gentleman last mail from New Zealand. It states that when the Premier was on his late travels he stated he would bring in a bill to deal with ...

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  16. NEW ZEALAND.

    The no-confidence motion has not been been moved in the House of Representatives, the Opposition being divided, and unable to agree as to the selection of the ...

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  17. Smelting Pyrites.

    The smelting of pyritcus ones was started at the Intercolonial Smelting Works, Melbourne, yesterday, with perfect success. ...

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  18. International Telegraph Conference.

    The tariff committee of the International Telegraph Conference now sitting in Berlin has rejected the scheme formulated by the German Government for a general ...

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  19. The Steamer Gunga.

    The medical officer to the Government, being interviewed to-night, stated that the steamship Gunga will probably be allowed to come up the harbour to-morrow. The ...

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  20. Curious Suit.

    A suit was commenced in the Equity Court yesterday, before Justice Molesworrth, by the Attorney-General, at the insurance of the Lunacy Commissioners, to set aside ...

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  21. Another Strike.

    A strike has occurred at the Onehunga Ironworks, owing to the men demanding a rise of 1s 3d per day, and the adoption of the eight-hour system. ...

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  22. Russia and Austria.

    A meeting of the Czar of Russia and the Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria will take place at Kremsir, in Moravia, on the 20th instant. ...

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  23. Buried.

    George Kenny, a labourer was working at the Registrar General's office excavation when a quantity of earth fall on him and buried him to the waist. He was admitted ...

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  24. Advertising

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  25. Payment of the Egyptian Indemnity.

    The Egyptian Government has commenced the payment of the amount of indemnity, arising out of the loss sustained by British and foreign residents in ...

    Article : 84 words
  26. Suspicious Fire.

    Suspicious, circumstances are spoken of in connection with the file at Wilson's tobacconist shop, in William-street. An inquest will be held. In the meantime a ...

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  27. The Late Accident.

    An inquest was held yesterday concerning, the cause of death on Saturday morning of the boy Charles Edward Hore, who was caught by the shaft at Messrs. Turnbull's ...

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  28. Government Surveying.

    Owing to the amount of work that follows applications for conditional purchases, conditional leases, aid homestead leases, the Minister for Lands has determined to ...

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  29. Frozen Meat.

    The frozen moat by the Austral, shipped at Melbourne by the Australian Frozen Meat Export Co., was landed in good condition, and the first portion realised 4d. ...

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  30. The Harvest.

    Harvest operations are rapidly progressing throughout the country, and the wheat crop is expected to equal the average. ...

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  31. The Federation Enabling Bill.

    Mr. Service has received a telegram from Mr. Murray Smith, the Victorian Agent-General, stating that the Federal Bill was prominently mentioned in the Queen's ...

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  32. Cable Reductions.

    Concerning the contemplated reduction in cable charges as between Europe and Australia, the following message has been received by the Telegraph Department ...

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  33. Commercial.

    Adelaide wheat off the coast; 36s 6d. The stock markets are improving as apprehensions of war are diminishing. Consols, £100 5s; tin, £90 10s; pig iron, ...

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  34. England and Russia.

    It is reported that Russia has forwarded to the British Government acceptable proposals for the settlement of the Zulificar difficulty. ...

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  35. Banquet to Ministers.

    This evening, by the express train, the Hon. W.B. Dalley, the Hon. F. A. Wright, and the Hon. H. E. Cohen left Sydney for Albury, where a banquet to the ...

    Article : 78 words
  36. Family Notices

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  37. The Soudan.

    The latest advices from the Soudan state that the Mahdi's successor has been killed in a riot in Khartoum. ...

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  38. Broke His Neck.

    Mr. Henry London, the shire secretary of Yackandandah was killed on Friday by being thrown from his horse, his neck being dislocated. ...

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  39. Cabinet Council.

    A Cabinet Council, lasting from shortly before noon until 4 p.m., was held yesterday, all the Ministers being present but the Colonial Treasurer. The principal business ...

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  40. Accidentally Poisoned.

    Mr. Frewster, stage-door keeper of the Bijou Theatre, poisoned himself accidentally to-day through swallowing a draught of carbolic acid in mistake for beer. ...

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  41. TELEGRAMS.

    Mr. A. Jacques, of Gosford, announces himself as a candidate for the Wollombi, and publishes his address. ...

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  42. QUEENSLAND.

    The case of Jeffcott v. the Commissioner of Railways, which was commenced in the Supreme Court yesterday morning, is still unfinished. The plaintiff, a lad who was ...

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  43. Land and Industrial Alliance.

    The Manilla branch of the Land and Industrial Alliance held a successful meeting at that place on Saturday, to receive the delegate's report of the late conference at ...

    Article : 69 words
  44. Court Martial.

    A court martial was held yesterday on board H.M.S. Nelsons. Two deserters were brought up, and sentenced to imprisonment in Darlinghurst gaol. ...

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  45. Scaffold Accident.

    A portion of the scaffolding at a new building that is being erected at South Brisbane gave way on Saturday afternoon, precipitating two men, named respectively ...

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  46. New Powder Mills.

    The Narrabeen Powder Works near Manly which have cost £35,000, will begin operations in a few days. ...

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  47. Fire at Grafton.

    A fire occurred on Sunday, in a cottage in Queen-street, occupied by Mrs. Tranter and children. Mrs. Tranter got up during the night to give a child a drunk, and ...

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  48. Sunday School.

    At the Teachers' Conference last night the Rev. H. L. Jackson urged the reformation of Sunday schools, especially by the establishment of recreation grounds in ...

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  49. Tug Boat.

    The first of the four lug-boats for the Harbours and livers Department was launched from Messrs. Suit[?]n and Co.'s works on Saturday afternoon. ...

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  50. New Watering Places.

    The Department of Mines his taken delivery of 19 new watering places in different parts of the colony. ...

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  51. A Good Price.

    A vacant allotment, having 66 feet frontage to Queen-street, was sold by auction to-day for £26,400. ...

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  52. The Aquatic Championship.

    The announcement that Matterson could be matched against W. Beach, the champion, for the sum of £200 aside, providing that he received a start of 10secs, over the ...

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  53. Free Trade Association.

    "The New South Wales Free-trade Association" was formed at the meeting at the Town Hall yesterday. A thoroughly representative committee was appointed. ...

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  54. Sydney Footballers.

    The Sydney football team arrived here yesterday, and were met on the wharf by the Intrercolonial committee and a number of local footballers. The formal ...

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  55. Major H. Norris.

    Major Norris, the popular commander of A. Company of the Contingent was yesterday presented by the men With an address expressive of their admiration of his ...

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  56. Military Appointments.

    Mr. William Henry Moulton has been gazetted first lieutenant of the Wallsend corps of the fourth regiment of volunteer infantry, and Mr. William Francis Xavier ...

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  57. The National Exhibition.

    A large number of visitors are already arriving in town for the National Association's Exhibition and the other fixtures for the ensuing week. ...

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  58. Fire at Murrurundi.

    At about 7.30 last evening an alarm of fire was raised, when it was discovered that a large wooden house, situated close to the railway engine shed, and kept by Mrs. ...

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  59. The Attack by Blacks.

    Peter Flerigo, or "Peter the Greek," succumbed at on Saturday night, to his wounds. No steps have been taken to punish the blacks who attacked and ...

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  60. The Last of the Contingent.

    Privates Macgregor and Murphy, and Dr. Proudfoot and his orderly, the last of the New South Wales Contingent, reached Melbourne by the mail steamer Valetta. ...

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  61. The English Mails.

    English mails by the steamer Valetta were delivered to-day. ...

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  62. Accidentally Poisoned.

    Duncan Macalium, forecabin steward of the City of Melbourne died from poisoning on the 5th instant, at Cooktown, while the vessel was on the way to Thursday Island. ...

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  63. Illness of Sir J. Robertson.

    Sir John Robertson, K. C. M. G., is confined to his bed with serious illness. ...

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  64. The Mount Kembla Strike.

    Failing a settlement of their grievance the miners of Mount Kembla brought their tools out of the mine last Saturday. ...

    Article : 21 words
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