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MR. HENRY SULLEY'S VISIT TO BRISBANE.
Mr. Henry Sulley, architect, of Nottingham, England, who is now on a visit to Brisbane, will commence a series of four free lectures to-morrow (Sunday) ...
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CABLE MESSAGES.
It is now reported that the steamship Lusitania, which went ashore at Cape Ballard, on the coast of Newfoundland, while on the voyage from Liverpool to Montreal, ...
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THE BOER WAR.
General Sir Bindon Blood, who is in commond of a British force operating against the Boers in the east of the Transvaal, made an attempt to surprise the Boer ...
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GREAT BRITAIN.
King Edward has announced that his coronation will take place in Westminster Abbey some time during June of next year, and his Majesty has appointed a ...
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QUEENSLAND APPEAL CASE.
In the case of Pilmer v. the South Oriental and Glanmire Company, of Gympie, the application of the plaintiff for leave to appeal in forma pauperis has been granted ...
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FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.
In the Senate to-day, Sir J. DOWNER, in moving that Mr. R. W. Best (Victoria) be appointed Chairman of Committees during the present session and until [?]e ...
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GRAND OPERA COMPANY.
The last seven performances are announced of the Musgrove Grand Opera Company. Notwithstanding the phenomenal business, there is no possibility of ...
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THE KING'S ANTI-PAPAL DECLARATION.
The Imperial Protestant Federation, on behalf of twenty-seven different organisations, has presented a protest to Parliament against any alteration being made in ...
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SUSPENSION OF A NEW YORK BANK.
News received from New York states that the Seventh National Bank in that city has suspended payment. ...
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THE CONTINENTAL AUTOMOBILE RACE.
In connection with the great automobile race from Paris to Berlin, of which some particulars regarding the tourist section have already been cabled, the racing ...
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FRAUD BY A SOLICITOR.
Our Melbourne correspondent telegraphs under Thursday's date that Gray, the Geelong solicitor who was charged with extensive frauds, was found guilty at the ...
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EDUCATION BILL WITHDRAWN.
In the House of Commons last night the Right Hon. A. J. Balfour stated that, in consequence of the critical attitude of the Opposition towards the new Education Bill, ...
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KANAKA LABOUR QUESTION.
A meeting was held in the School of Arts at Harrisville to-night, Mr. Alexander Moffat occupying the chair, and eighty persons being present. Mr. Thomas Burgess, ...
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WIRTH BROS.' CIRCUS.
During nine years' absence of this celebrated circus from Australia, the Wirth Bros. have visited nearly all parts of the globe, and have received many tokens of ...
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RUMOURED PLOT AGAINST THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR.
Rumours are current of a plot against the Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria having been discovered. Several arrests, have been made in Vienna in connection with the ...
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CLEARING OPERATIONS IN THE TRANSVAAL.
General F. W. Kitchener has cleared a large area to the south of Middleburg, in the Eastern Transvaal. He has captured sixty-seven Boers, and removed 500 women ...
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THE CHILLAGOE COMPANY.
Messrs. J. S. Reid (chairman), G. W. Chapman, R. A. Paterson, and W. Knox, directors of the Chillagoe Railway and Mines, Limited, reached Brisbane in the ...
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RELIGIOUS DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN.
The Anti-Clerical party in Spain are threatening to burn down all the churches in Gyon. Two churches have already been destroyed. ...
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BOER ACTIVITY IN CAPE COLONY.
A force of 400 Boers under Commandant Malan made a determined attack on Tuesday last on the village of Richmond, in the western district of Cape Colony, about ...
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A HANDSOME DONATION.
Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan, the wealthy New York financier, has made a donation of 1,000,000 dollars to the Medical School at Harvard University. ...
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Q.T.C. RACES.
To-day's racing at Ascot begins at 2 o'clock, and as customary on Saturdays the special train will leave the Central Station at 1.30 p.m. The entries are good, and ...
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VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT.
In the Legislative Assembly to-day a member called attention to a statement made by a mining speculator at Ballarat, that all the members who voted against ...
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FORTIFYING THE AFGHAN FRONTIER.
The Ameer of Afghanistan, Abdurrahman Khan, is reported to be erecting modern forts on the Oxus River, which forms the northern boundary of ...
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IRONWORKERS' STRIKE.
At a meeting of the iron trade employees to-day, a deputation presented a petition, signed by 500 residents of Balmain, urging that both sides in the dispute should resort ...
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MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON.
Mr. J. C. Williamson, the well-known Australian theatrical manager, has sailed for Australia in the R.M.S. Ortona. ...
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MISS HUME BLACK'S CONCERT.
The principal soloists at the above concert on the 13th July will be Miss Maud Dairymple and Herr G. Vol[?]mar, both of Sydney. Speaking of the former, the ...
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GERMAN BANK MANAGER ARRESTED.
Herr Exner, manager of the Leipziger Bank, which recently suspended payment, and thus caused a semi-panic on the Berlin Bourse, has been arrested. ...
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OTHER ITEMS.
Private A. Wright, of the West Australian Mounted Infantry, has been dangerously wounded at Woodstock. ...
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NEW GUINEA MISSION.
A sale of work on behalf of the New Guinea Mission is to be held at St. John's Schoolroom on Tuesday next, for one day. It will be opened by Lady O'Connell at 3 ...
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A PEERAGE ROMANCE.
The Honourable Eric Lascelles, a brother of the present Earl of Harewood, and the youngest son of the late Earl, has died at Cheltenham. He was 28 years of age, and ...
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SAILED FOR ENGLAND.
Major Dobbin, of the Victorian Bushmen's Contingent, and Colonel Wallack, of the Australian Staff, have sailed from Capetown for England. ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals.—Australasian, s., from Sydney and Malbourne, via Natal; Invermay, barque, from Sydney; Nautilo, barque, from Bunbury; Drumblair, barque, from ...
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THE GIBRALTAR COMMITTEE.
In the House of Lords yesterday the Earl of Selborne, First Lord of the Admiralty, stated that the committee recently appointed at the instance or Mr. T. Gibson ...
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UNITED EVANGELICAL MEETINGS.
The above mission will be commenced on Monday next by services, of which particulars are advertised in another column, at Toowong, Taringa, and Albion. ...
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MOUNTED FORCES IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Replying to a question in the House of Commons last night. Mr. Brodrick, Secretary of State for War, stated that Lord Kitchener, the Commander-in-Chief in ...
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ANN-STREET PRESBYTERIAN.
It is advertised that the Rev. Dr. Frackelton will preach at both services to be held in the Ann-street Presbyterian Church to-morrow (Sunday), the subjects of his ...
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SENTENCE ON REBELS.
The special Treason Court sitting in Cape Colony has sentenced the leaders of the rebellion at Venterstad to terms of imprisonment ranging from six months to ...
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MUSIC IN THE GARDENS.
In another column will be found the programme of music to be performed in the Botanic Gardens this afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock, by the band of the Queensland ...
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BOERS IN GERMAN TERRITORY.
Reports have been received that thirty-eight Boer families trekked from the Transvaal into Damaraland (German Southwest Africa). The German authorities ...
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ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Rev. T. Nisbet will conduct the services at St. Paul's to-morrow, morning and evening. In the morning his address to the children will be on "Parrots," and to ...
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VALLEY ELECTORATE.
The hon. secretary of the Valley Workers' Political Organisation (Mr. T. J. Donovan) calls for nominations by advertisement in this issue for candidates to contest the ...
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VIEWS OF SCOTLAND.
A lecture on the Highlands of Scotland is to be given to-night at the Albert-street Wesleyan Church by the Rev. [?] E. James. Some very fine slides illustrating ...
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SAMUEL ALLSOPP AND SONS.
The committee recently appointed by the directors of Samuel Allsopp and Sons, Limited, the well-known brewers, after having made an investigation of the properties, ...
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the House of Representatives, Dr. SALMON (Victoria) resumed the debate on Mr. Maugher's motion, that it was the real duty of the Government to make provision ...
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KENNEL CLUB'S SHOW.
The annual exhibition of the Queensland Ke[?]nel Club is advertised for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 11th, 12th, and 13th instant, at the Exhibition Building. ...
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"OUR NAVY."
Mr. J[?] MacMahon is leaving Sydney to-day to complete preliminary arrangements for Mr. G. H. S[?]z[?]le's appearance at His Majesty's Theatre in his bright and ...
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