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  2. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) THE KING IN SCOTLAND.

    London, July 18th.—The Duke of Connaught received the King and Queen and members of the Royal family on their arrival at Edinburgh station. The ...

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  3. 50 NEW PEERS AT A TIME.

    London, July 18th.—It is now stated that the Government has prepared a list of 350 new peers, 50 of whom will be created in the first instance if the ...

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  4. TURKEY'S TEST PROVINCE.

    London, July 18th.—In the House of Commons last night, Mr. M'KinnonWood, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, replying to a question by Mr. ...

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  5. MR OZANNE'S VISIT TO PAPUA.

    After about seven weeks of travel, principally with the Federal Parliamentary party in Papua, Mr. A. T. Ozanne, M.P., returned to Geelong ...

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  6. ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.

    The President took the chair at 4.50 p.m. Mr. White resumed the debate on the Address-in-Reply. He urged the ...

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  7. CASUALTIES AND FATALITIES

    Mr. J. Willcott, 49 years of age, an insurance agent residing at Canningstreet, Carlton, was knocked down by a motor-car at the corner of Nicholson ...

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  8. GEELONG'S POLICE CHIEF.

    Superintendent John Charles, head of the Southern police district, with headquarters at Geelong, retires from the police force hy superannuation on the ...

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  9. ENGINE RUNS DOWN TROLLEY.

    A shocking accident occurred last evening near the Gordon railway station, a few miles from Ballarat. A trolley on which were Ganger Daniel ...

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  10. SULTAN AND REBELS.

    The most important part of the Sultan of Turkey's tour began with his arrival in Albania. He was greeted at Prishtina by a crowd of 15,000 lean, ...

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  11. SOME WORLD'S WOES.

    Berlin, July 17th.—The Basle-Berlin express became derailed at Mulheim to-day with most disastrous results. Eight persons were killed instantly and 20 ...

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  12. FATAL INJURY ON FOOTBALL FIELD.

    Newcastle, Tuesday.—Whilst playing football here on Saturday a youth named James Doyle received a kick in the abdomen. He died in the Newcastle ...

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  13. IN A FEW LINES.

    A serious religious disturbance which occurred in the working class quarter of Greencastle, Belfast on Sunday, has led to the issue of 50 summonses against ...

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  14. SAMPLES OF CONGO MISRULE

    Brussels, July 17th.—Advices received here give a resume of the evidence which is being given at Boma, in the Congo Free State, before the court ...

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  15. MEXICO STILL HAS TROUBLES

    Mexico City, July 17th.—The conditions here are chaotic and revolutionary movements mark Senor Madero's regime. Senor Gamboa, who was Under ...

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  16. SIR GEORGE REID'S ACCIDENT

    London, July 17th.—Additional particulars received to-day concerning the accident to Sir George Reid. High Commissioner for Australia, and two of his ...

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  17. 375 MILES NON-STOP BY AIR

    Herlm, July 18th.—Herr Olieslagers, a Dutch aviator, monoplaned 375 miles from eight o'clock yesterday morning until three o'clock in the afternoon ...

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  18. "SANTA ROSA WILFULLY WRECKED

    Los Angeles, July 18th.—The father of Howson, mate of the steamer Santa Rosa, which was recently wrecked, gave evidence at the official inquiry ...

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  19. ASSEMBLY.

    The Legislative Assembly, after testifying to the excellent work done by the late Hon. Allan MacLoan, for 21 years a member of the Legislature, and the ...

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  20. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    London, July 17th.—The fourth series of London wool sales for 1911 was continued to-day. Good merinos are selling exceedingly well, but prices for ...

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  21. PAPER BAG COOKERY.

    The programme for the paper bag cooking demonstration to be given by Mrs. Glennen, the principal of the Ladies' Training College, Melbourne, at ...

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  22. INTER-STATE CONFERENCE.

    The Acting Premier had an interview yesterday with Mr. Hughes, the Acting Prime Minister, on the question of a uniform railway gauge for the ...

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  23. PERSIANS IN REVOLT.

    The Persian Cabinet has resigned. A despatch from Teheran reports that anarchy prevails, pretty well in all parts of the country, and that hardly ...

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  24. GERMAN TROOPS MUTINY.

    The Hague, July 18th.—The men on strike at Amsterdam yesterday attacked the military cyclists who were superintending the transport waggons. The ...

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  25. PERSONAL.

    Sir George Jenkins, until lately Clerk of Parliament of Victoria, died at Colombo yesterday. General regret will be felt at the death of ...

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  26. TASMANIAN BILLS.

    Hobart, Tuesday.—The last session of the sixteenth Parliament of Tasmania was opened this afternoon by the Governor, Sir Harry Barron. ...

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  27. ENGLISH CRICKET TEAM.

    London, July 17th.—R. H. Spooner, the Lancashire amateur, has had to decline the invitation of the Marylebone Club to go to Australia. He finds that ...

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  28. COAL VEND: "A NECESSITY."

    Sydney, Tuesday.—The hearing of the coal vend case was continued below Mr. Justice Isaacs in the High Court to-day. ...

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  29. FRENCH AIMS IN MOROCCO.

    There was a crowded attendance in the Senate when M. Cruppi, Minister for Foreign Affairs, replied to an interpellation by M. Jenouvrier as to the ...

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  30. TARRANT AND KINNEIR IN FORM.

    F. A. Tarrant, the ex-Victorian cricketer, is in fine form this season. Following closely upon his innings of 113 made for Middlesex against ...

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  31. BOOT MACHINERY IDLE.

    Sydney, Tuesday.—Additional evidence was taken to-day by the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the alleged shortage of labor. Walter ...

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  32. N.S.W. STATE FERRIES.

    Sydney, Tuesday:—The Cabinet to-day decided to at once prefer to the Public Works Committee for inquiry for a proposal to run State-owned ferries ...

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  33. TRYING TO SEE A SOUL.

    Chicago, Sunday.—Following up a discovery by Mr. W. J. Kilner, of London, Dr. Patrick O'Donnell, an X-ray expert, claims to have witnessed the spirit ...

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  34. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER OF SECOND THOUGHT.

    Adelaide. Tuesday.—In the Assembly to-day Mr. Verran, the Premier, said the Government would refrain from initiating any Bill in the Legislative ...

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  35. HYBRIDISM IN BIRD LIFE.

    Last year, at Zandvoort, in Holland, a crow and a magpie mated. They sat in turn on the eggs, but, as nothing seemed to be forthcoming, they ate ...

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