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  2. THE FIRE BRIGADES.

    A new switchboard for working the alarms to the residences of members of the Brigade have been put in at the North and Chilwell fire stations, and ...

    Article : 150 words
  3. GERMANY PORTE'S FRIEND. TURKS STILL ADVANCING.

    Berlin, August 23rd.—M. Vonstann, Director of the Political Department at the Foreign Office, in receiving an Adrianople deputation, is reported to have ...

    Article : 183 words
  4. (REUTERS TELEGRAMS.) WATTLE AND WARSHIPS.

    Capetown kept up its fetes in honor of the Australian warships right to the end of the week. The crews of H.M. A.S. Australia and H.M.A.S. Sydney ...

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  5. THE SEWERAGE STRIKE.

    A brutal assault was committed last evening in Hope-street, Geelong West, by two men upon a young fellow named Hector, who is ...

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  6. ANOTHER PLAGUE ARRIVES. WORSE THAN SMALL-POXPELLAGRA.

    Wellington, Saturday.—The dreaded disease known as pellagra has made its appearance in New Zealand. A women has died from it at Westport. ...

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  7. WIRELESS TELEPHONES.

    Mr. Marconi, presiding at the annual meeting of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company, said that the company was shortly initiating cheaper ...

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  8. ROAD HALF UP THE YOU YANGS

    At last a track has been made up, or half up the higher point of the You Yange; and on Saturday it was declared open, wattle trees planted—the ...

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  9. BELMONT BOWLING CLUB.

    So well has the Belmont Bowling and Recreation Club been patronised in the last year, that the committee on Tlunsday night decided to pay off £40 to ...

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  10. STRIKE LEADERS ARRESTED

    The rioting which has accompanied the strike of miners at Nanaimo, on Vancouver Island, has been practically suppressed. The troops have arrested ...

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  11. WHEAT SHIPMENTS.

    Early on Saturday loading of wheat into the Japanese steamer Yasukuni Maru was completed, and with nearly 71,000 bags of wheat in her holds the ...

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  12. TREATY OF BUCHAREST.

    The Government of Bulgaria has now ratified the treaty of Bucharest, which ended the second Balkan war. The treaty had been ratified previously by ...

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  13. MUNICIPAL.

    A meeting of the City Council is to be held this evening at 7.30 o'clock. A deputation of representatives from the football clubs, Eastern Park ...

    Article : 88 words
  14. MEXICAN BATTLES.

    Mexico City, August 23rd.—Nine fights between the Federalists and Constitutionalists are reported to have taken place during the past few days. ...

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  15. COAL YARDSMEN'S STRIKE. COLLEGE BOYS GET FUEL FOR CAFE

    At a special meeting of the Fuel and Fodder Trades Union, held at the Trades Hall, Melbourne, it was decided that a cordon of pickets shall be placed ...

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  16. GEELONG HOSPITAL CASES.

    During Saturday and Sunday the following cases were treated at the Geelong Hospital:—Doris Catterall, 6, of Pleasant-street, Newtown, fell on a ...

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  17. SUSPICIOUS & FATAL FIRES, £20,000 SYDNEY BLAZE.

    About 2.30 a.m. on Saturday morning police on duty near the Fitzroy football ground noticed that the western end of the pavilion was in flames in ...

    Article : 532 words
  18. SWEDISH GUNBOAT SUNK.

    A serious naval mishap has occurred off the Island, of Hveen, which lies five miles off Landskroaa. The Swedish battleship Oden, 3,700 tons, collided ...

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  19. FATAL BOXING.

    Private Basham has been remanded as the result of a fatal boxing match, charged with manslaughter. Basham was engaged in a bout with Harry ...

    Article : 135 words
  20. MINERS GET £3 10 STRIKE PAY.

    Eaglehawk, Saturday.—The eighth week of the miners' strike at Eaglehawk was concluded to-day, and there are no prospects of a settlement in ...

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  21. 'LANCE ALL'ONLY CURE FOR N.S.W

    Sydney, Saturday.—Dr. R. T. Paton. Director-General of Public Health, stated this afternoon that if compulsory universal vaccination were in ...

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  22. A USELESS IMMGRANT.

    Since his arrival in this State a few years ago from the old country, David Stockley has done no good for himself. About twelve months ago he was found ...

    Article : 159 words
  23. ROOT REPAIRERS' HOU[?]S.

    A petition, signed by 477 boot repairers in the metropolitan area, has been received by Sir Alexander Peacock, Minister for Labor, asking that ...

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  24. HAGUE PEACE TIPS,

    At the International Peace Congress at the Hague, it was decided to recommend a Franco-German rapprochement, and also to urge the submission to the ...

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  25. BROKEN HILL TROUBLES.

    Broken Hill, Sunday.—At the New Masonic Hall on Saturday a meeting convened by a number of shop assistants independently of the Barrier ...

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  26. OUTRAGETTES BUSY

    Suffragettes set fire to the mansion of a stockbroker in Edinburgh. The flames were extinguished before very much damage had been done. The occupier ...

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  27. BRITISH M's.P. SUBMIT.

    Mr. Will Crooks. Mr. E. Jones, and Mr. A. W. Block (who had objected in the first place), together with the other members of the British Parliamentary ...

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  28. MISCELLANEOUS.

    Messrs. Laird & Buchan have completed the plans for the new Presbyterian Church and Sunday School buildings proposed to be erected at the ...

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  29. LORD GLADSTONE APOLOGISES

    Sir George Farrar, Bart., chairman of the Fast Rand Proprietary Mines, recently protested against a statement made by Viscount Gladstone, ...

    Article : 116 words
  30. CHAMOIS FOR NEW ZEALAND.

    Wellington, Sunday.—Mr. Bell, the Minister for Internal Affairs, has been officially notified that the Emperor of Austria has commanded that three ...

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  31. ULSTER'S FIRST VICTIM

    The inquest concerning the death of Francis Armstrong, who was killed during the riots in Londonderry last week, has concluded. Armstrong was hit by ...

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  32. BRIEF CABLE NEWS.

    Washington, August 23rd.—The fight on the wool schedule has now begun in the Senate. The Republicans throughout the day strongly objected to ...

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  33. LAD CRADLES DISH GF GOLD.

    Sydney, Saturday.—A[?]rich discovery of gold has been reported from the Trunkey field in the Bathurst district. A parcel of 50 tons of ore was taken ...

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  34. THAW'S CHANGE TO RUN.

    It is understood that the Canadian immigration authorities have agreed to allow Harry K. Thaw to choose his own route back to the United States when ...

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  35. NAVIGATION ACT.

    The London "Shipping Gazette" expresses surprise that the Royal assent should have been granted to the Australian Navigation Act. The only ...

    Article : 60 words
  36. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

    A meeting of the Municipal Band Ball committee is to be held at the Town Hall to-morrow afternoon. Ladies are invited to attend. ...

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  37. BLAZE AND BURGLARY?

    On Saturday evening a fire occurred at a six-roomed weatherboard house in Stewart-street, East Brunswick. The property belonged to Mr. Smith. Mrs. ...

    Article : 138 words
  38. LAWN TENNIS.

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  39. ENGLISH RAILWAYS.

    English railway statistics for the year 1912 show that compared with 1911 there was a large decrease in the number of passengers carried by the ...

    Article : 53 words
  40. JACK JOHNSON, GENTLEMAN!

    "Jack" Johnson, the champion boxer, has been interviewed in Paris with reference to the opposition raised in London to his engagement to appear at ...

    Article : 72 words
  41. OSMIRIDIUM NEAR BALD HILLS.

    Zeehan, Saturday.—The management of the Bald Hills Osmiridium Mines is pushing work ahead. More men are being put on building huts and surface ...

    Article : 125 words
  42. 50 INDIAN MINERS KILLED.

    A terrible accident has occurred at the Mysore gold mine. A cage is said to have fallen from the top or the Edgar shaft to the bottom, with the ...

    Article : 41 words
  43. LIBERAL-LABOR SPLIT.

    London, August 23rd.—Mr. Smillie. president of the Scottish Miners' Conference, administered a rebuke to the Derbyshire miners for not showing ...

    Article : 94 words
  44. "LIBERALS SHOULD KEEP READY."

    Sydney, Sunday.—Speaking at a gathering of Liberals on Saturday evening. Mr. Kelly, Assistant Minister for Home Affairs, asked the electors to ...

    Article : 119 words
  45. MOTOR CAR BEATS EXPRESS.

    A picturesque teat has been accomplished by a South African motorist named Chaplin. He left Johannesburg in a Clement-Talbot car at the same ...

    Article : 52 words
  46. SENIOR-CONSTABLE SHOT.

    Sydney, Sunday.—When trying to arrest a man outside the Adelphi Theatre on Saturday night Plainclothes Constables Maher and ...

    Article : 129 words
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  48. WESLEYAN CENTENARY.

    A splendid result has attended the effort to raise £260,000 in celebration of the centenary of the Wesleyan Missionary Society in October next. So ...

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  49. CRICKET.

    Toronto, August 23rd.—Heavy rain interrupted the match between the Australian cricketers and All America. The Australians scored 83 for the loss ...

    Article : 80 words
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  51. GERMAN FLIER KILLED.

    Lieutenant Schmidt. a. German military airman, lost his life while flying at Halberstadt. in Saxony. The machine Lieutenant Schmidt was using fell from ...

    Article : 66 words
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