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  2. STORMY WEATHER

    Heavy rain fell this morning over the district. GRANDCHESTER, October 19. The heat to-day culminated in series of thunderstorms shortly after 5 p.m. Only a ...

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  3. THE SUFFRAGETTES

    Mrs. Pankhurst, the suffragette leader, has arrived at Ellis Island. A special board of inquiry immediately[?] sat and deliberated on her case, and found that ...

    Article : 277 words
  4. THE AIRSHIP DISASTER.

    The airship L2, which exploded in the air at Johannesthal, causing the loss of 30 lives, was the [?]ewest and finest Zeppelm. The disaster occurred a quarter ...

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  5. INDUSTRIAL MATTERS A MOB AGAINST FOUR

    An outrage was perperrated at the Deep Leads Mines, Beaufort, on Tuesday night by an infuriated mob of unionists against four non-unionists, which is almost ...

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  6. THE COLLIERY DISASTER

    The fire in the Senghenydd pit has now been mastered, and the ventilation improved. Many narrow escapes are recorded. Several of the rescuers were ...

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  7. BRITAIN'S NAVAL POLICY

    Mr. Winston Churchill (First Lord of the Admiralty), addressing a meeting at Manchester last night, opened his speech with reference to the tragic occurrences of the ...

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  8. WOMEN AND DRESS

    In the course of a sermon at St. Andrew's Cathedral to-day, the Primate (Archbishop Wright) said that "there seems to be in the air a certain spirit ...

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  9. THE SUGAR INDUSTRY.

    Some time ago the Treasurer visited the Ayr district in connection with trouble that had arisen between Messrs. Drysdale Bros. on the one hand and some ...

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  10. MEAT INDUSTRY EMPLOYEES

    Representatives of the Meat Exporters and the Meat Industry Employees' Union met in conference last night to consider the trouble that has arisen over the ...

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  11. VICTORIAN COURT OF INDUSTRIAL APPEALS.

    When introducing the Factories Act Amendment Bill into the Legislative Assembly the Minister for Labour (Sir Alexander Peacock) announces that it was proposed to abolish [?] the ...

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  12. THE DYERS' SOCIETY.

    Members of the Dyers' Society applied for an injunction to restrain the union from investing its funds in the Labour paper, "Citizen," or making a levy on ...

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  13. A STRANGE TRAGEDY

    Leslie Edward Coves, aged 23, died in the Prince Alfred Hospital with a bullet wound in his skull and brain, and his brother Victor, aged 22, is also in the ...

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  14. STORM IN MALTA.

    The worst storm within living memory occurred here to-day. Eleven inches of rain fell in seven hours. Several villages were in[?]ndated. and immense damage was ...

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  15. A VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE.

    Violent shocks of earthquake have been experienced at Managua (the capital of Nicaragua), Mazaya, and Granada. The houses rocked and the volcano Santiago ...

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  16. THE COTTON CRISIS.

    All outstanding disputes in the cotto[?] trade have now been settled. ...

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  17. SPORTING LIBEL ACTION

    The trial was concluded to-day of Percy Bono, a solicitor, and T. H. Dey, a bookmaker, on a charge of criminal libel on Robert S. Siev[?]er, who asserted ...

    Article : 128 words
  18. VICTORIAN MINISTRY

    Owing to a feeling of unrest in the ranks of the Ministerial Party, which has been brought about by the refusal of the Premier to reconstruct his ...

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  19. PROPOSED HIGH [?]

    At a meeting of the Beonleigh State School Committee, held on Friday night, there were present: Messrs. G. F. Da[?]th (chairman), J. Da[?]th, Ernst Stark, W. ...

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  20. AUSTRALASIAN MEAT TRADE

    The prairie provinces of Canada are seeking to secure a larger trade in the New Zealand and Australian meat and food markets. The supplies from Central ...

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  21. THE RAILWAY DISASTER.

    At the Board of Trade inquiry into the disastrous railway collisich in a tunnel near Liverpool, Signalman Thompson (of the Liverpool Central signal box) confessed ...

    Article : 178 words
  22. FATHER SHOT DEAD

    Ma[?]ommed Bhamad, a Tunisian millionaire banker, was shot dead by his son in the Boulevard des Capucines, which was crowded at the time. The crowd ...

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  23. PASTORAL MATTERS.

    The following w[?]ol was despatched from here during the week: Leichhardt 21[?] bales, Su[?]ny s[?]e [?]03, Bellview 38, Celebe[?] 21, Green[?]lls 17, Dalgi 12, Bowen Downs [?], total 407 bales. ...

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  24. CUSTODY OF A CHILD

    The case was concluded in the House of Lords yesterday in regard to a girl named Robertson, for whose custody two aunts, Mrs. Hawker, of London, and Mrs. ...

    Article : 156 words
  25. B.G.S OLD BOYS.

    {No abstract available}

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  26. PIPE BAND CONTEST

    Half a dozen bands took part in the Pipe Band contest at South-street, Ballarat, competition yesterday. The event was won by South and Port Melbourne, ...

    Article : 60 words
  27. THE BALKANS

    King Peter, of Servia, in opening the Skupshina, reviewed the gains of the late war, and emphasised the aspirations towards a great Servia. He also ...

    Article : 75 words
  28. SYDNEY BURGLARY BOOM

    A lodger at the People's Palace, Pittstreet, named Dunstone, on looking out of the window of his room last night, saw a man trying to get into premises ...

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  29. THE NORTHERN TERRITORY

    A report from Mr. Gilruth, Administrator of the Northern Territory, has been called for by the External Affairs Department respecting the complaints of ...

    Article : 210 words
  30. CABLE NEWS IN BRIEF

    Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Henry L. Galway, Governor of Gambia who has been appointed Governor of South Australia, will return from the Gambia in two months. ...

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  31. SMALLPOX

    Seven fresh cases of smallpox are reported from the metropolitan area—five on Saturday and two to-day. One of the patients is a girl who was employed as a ...

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  32. MEXICAN SITUATION

    The streets are placarded with notices threatening General Felix Diaz with death if he lands. It is understood that the steamship company is seeking to prevent ...

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  33. SUCCESSFUL ROSE DAY

    It is expected that £3000 will be available for distribution amongst the charities which do not participate in the Hospital Saturday and Sunday collections ...

    Article : 146 words
  34. NORTHERN SUGAR FIELD WORKERS

    A meeting of the Northern Sugar Field Workers' Board was held to-day for the purpose of electing a chairman Messrs. Burstall and Crawford represented the ...

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  35. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN

    The scrip of the recently issued New Zealand 4 per cent. loan is now quoted at a discount of 10/. The "Daily Telegraph" says it is ...

    Article : 158 words
  36. The Terrible Ena.

    "W.F.K." writes: Sir,—Re your article on the running of Edward-street ferry, it seems to me the City Council does not trouble to provide for the need of the ...

    Article : 333 words
  37. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    An agreement, with 50 years' currency, for the supply by the Government of electricity for lighting to the corporation, has been signed by the Premier and the Mayor ...

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  38. UNITED STATES TARIFF

    The German Government has made a formal protest against the clause in the united States Tariff Act, granting a rebate of 5 per cent. on goods imported in ...

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  39. DEATH OF DINIZULU

    The death is announced of Dinizulu, the former Chief of Zululand. Dinizulu was a son of the Zulu King Cetewayo, whose collision with British ...

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  40. INFORMATION DISMISSED.

    In the Police Court Vincent de Paul Gillen, a solicitor, of Adelaide, who was recently arrested in Sydney on a charge of false pretences appeared to ...

    Article : 214 words
  41. CHURCH BUILT IN A DAY

    A church was crected in a day at Fairfield yesterday, and services were held in the new building to-day. About 150 volunteer workmen were engaged at different ...

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  42. DAY LABOUR POLICY

    "Excepting in exceptional circumstances we are putting up all our buildings by contract," said Hon. W. Kelly (Assistant Minister for Home Affairs) to-day, ...

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  43. Hamilton Roads.

    "Whyteeliffe Resident, No. 2." writes: Sir,—"Whytecliffe Resident" writes in a tone of disgust about roads on Whytecliffe Estate. In my opinion he has put the ...

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  44. HOME RULE QUESTION

    Mr. Walter Runciman, President of the Board of Agriculture, speaking at Batley, said the Government was fully determined to pass the Home Rule Bill in 1914. ...

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  45. Rhoades & Coy's Annual Reunion.

    {No abstract available}

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  46. Seaside Railway Fares.

    "Unbiassed Australian" writes: Sir,— In your issue of 15th instant a letter referring to "Cleveland Railway Facilities" draws forth a reply from the ...

    Article : 247 words
  47. PANAMA CANAL

    In the House of Representatives Mr. Adamson has given notice that during the December session of Congress be intends to introduce a resolution to ...

    Article : 111 words
  48. THE SULZED IMPEACHMENT

    The High Court of Impeacliment, by 43 votes to 12, decided to remove Mr. William Sulzer from office as Governor of the State of New York. ...

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  49. Railway Overbridges.

    Mr. William M. L'Estrange writes: Sir, —A matter which is apparently escaping the notice of local authorities and their engineers [?]if any) is the overbridge ...

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  50. Row at Cairns.

    H.M. surveying sloop Sealark arrived at Cairns on Friday after a lengthy surveying cruise (our Cairns correspondent wired yesterday). A number of sailors ...

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  51. Origin of the Name Canada.

    Major A. J. Boyd writes: Sir.—In a late issue of the "Courier" you published a possible derivation of the word Canada from the name of Capo di Nada given ...

    Article : 170 words
  52. AMERICA MINING STRIKE

    TRINIDAD (Colorado), Friday. A state of anarchy prevails throughout the mining regions here. The sheriff[?]s deputies arrested a gang of strikers, who ...

    Article : 164 words
  53. A Fatal Fall.

    On Friday night Morgan Evans, the boatswain of the steamer Westmeath, fell down the hold, a distance of 20ft. (our Townsville correspondent wired ...

    Article : 52 words
  54. New School Opened.

    The new school at Spring Creek (writes our Clifton correspondent) was officially opened on Saturday by the Hon. J. W. Blair (Minister for Public Instruction). ...

    Article : 40 words
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