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  2. IMPERIAL FEDERATION.

    I received a card from Mr. Lsbilliere last week, inviting me to what on the ticket was styled "a Conference on Imperial Federation," to be held at the Westminister ...

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  3. AUSTRIA AND AUSTRALIA.

    It is reported that among the war ships the Austrian Government have decided to despatch to the Pacific, Africa and other places, to carry out a proposed system of colonisation. ...

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  4. NEWS OF THE DAY.

    The brief facts of what is evidently a very distressing tale of want and suffering are contained amongst the cable intelligence which we publish this morning. During the voyage of ...

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  5. THE ENGLISH ELEVEN FOR AUSTRALIA.

    It is considered probable in cricketing circles that R. Pilling, M. Read, and E. J. Diver will not be included in the English Eleven about to visit Australia, and that ...

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  6. AN AUSTRALIAN YACHT ABANDONED AT SEA.

    News has been received that the yacht Mignonette, belonging to Mr. J. F. Want, the well known yachtsman, of Sydney, has been abandoned at sea, whilst on her voyage from ...

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  7. THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS.

    Mr. James Munro addressed a crowded meeting of the electors of the North Yarra Province in the Church of England schoolroom, Yarraville, on Saturday evening. Mr. Campbell, jun ...

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  8. THE APPROACHING WOOL SALES.

    The wool sales of 1883-84, which will open in Melbourne early next month, promise to be more than usually successful, notwithstanding the serious extent to which tho lata drought ...

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  9. THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN IN ENGLAND.

    The match between the I Zingari club and the Australian elevon was resumed at Scarborough to-day, the attendance on tho ground being again very large. The weather, ...

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  10. BEACH AND HANLAN CHALLENGED.

    J. Teemer, the young American sculler, has issued a challenge to row Beach and Hanlan in England, on a date and for a stake yet to be arranged. ...

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  11. DR. BEANEY AT NORTH FITZROY.

    Dr. Beaney addressed a meeting of the electors of the North Yarra Province, on Saturday evening, at Grace's Park View Hotel, North Fitzroy. Mr. Geo. Jeffreys occupied the chair, ...

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  12. EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS.

    Australian wheat is offering at 33s, 6d, off const cargoes, and 34s. 7d. at port of call. ...

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  13. MR. HALFEY AT BACCHUS MARSH.

    Mr. Halfey addressed a well attended meeting of electors of the Southern Province in the shire hall on Saturday afternoon, and was well received. He announced himself as a protectionist. ...

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  14. THE REBELLION IN THE SOUDAN.

    The latest news to hand from Kassala, near the Abyssinian frontier, states that the Egyptian garrison at that place has been repeatedly and vigorously attacked by a large ...

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  15. BOER PRESIDENT OF ZULULAND.

    Advices are to band from Zululand, announcing that Herr Piel Joubert has been proclaimed first President of the Dutch Republic which has recently been established by the ...

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  16. THE NAVAL DEFENCES.

    His Excellency, Sir Henry B, Loch, on Saturday, made his first inspection of the Victorian fleet. His Excellency, who was accompanied by Master D. Loch, Captain Traill ...

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  17. THE VISIT OF THE CZAR TO WARSAW.

    The authorities here are taking exceptional and very rigorous precautions to ensure the personal safety of the Czar during his Majesty's Visit to this city. ...

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  18. THIRD DAY.

    The match was concluded to-day at Scarborough. The weather was very cold and unpleasant, as on the previous day, but in spite of this the attendance was good. ...

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  19. THE NILE EXPEDITION.

    The boats for conveying the cargo necessary for the projected Nile expedition will leave on Monday next, the vessels for the transport of the troops following shortly after ...

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  20. THEATER ROYAL.--GUY MANNERING

    Sir Walter Scott's romance, Guy Mannering, condensed into a "musical drama" of two long acts, is not likely to be either striking as a reflex of the original composition or ...

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  21. MR. CUTHBERT AT CLUNES.

    Mr. H. Cuthbert addressed about 200 electors of the Clunes division of the Wellington province, at the town hall, on Saturday afternoon. The mayor (Mr. F. Robinson) presided. The ...

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  22. THE MAILS.

    The following movements of British India Steam Navigation Company's steamers carrying Queensland mails are repored :-- BATAVIA, 6TH SEPTEMBER. ...

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  23. WRECK OF A BARQUE.

    News from Thursday Island states that the barque Edith Carmichael, bound from Newcastle to Macassar with coals, has been wrecked. All hands were saved, and the ...

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  24. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

    The following notifications appeared in Friday's Gazette :-- Appointments. -- Patrick Scarsfield Fearon, Clerk, Chief Secretary's office, to be secretary to ...

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  25. THE FROZEN MEAT TRADE.

    The shipment of frozen mutton, ex s. Bombay, from Lyttelton, has been examined, and has been found to be in excellent ...

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  26. NEWS FROM NEW GUINEA.

    Denis Gleeson, a prospector, has arrived at Cooktown from New Guinea. He reports that he passed Professor Denton's grave, which he fenced round, with native assistance. He ...

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  27. THE WOOL SALES.

    At to-day's sales 10,900 bales were offered. The auctions will close on the 17th inst. LONDON, 6TH SEPTEMBER. Eleven thousand bales were submitted for ...

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  28. TRADES MEETINGS.

    The usual fortnightly meeting of this association was held in the Trades Hall on Saturday evening, there being a large attendance, with the president, Mr. Shrewea, in the chair. ...

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  29. WHEAT AFLOAT.

    The total quantity of wheat afloat for the United Kingdom is 1,860,000 quarters, being the same as last week. ...

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  30. HEALTH PRECAUTIONS AT ADELAIDE.

    In view of the outbreak of small-pox in Victoria and New South Wales, the Government have decided to subject all vessels from those colonies to medical inspection prior to ...

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  31. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

    Three per cent, consols have advanced [?], to 101. The market rate of discount remains at 1[?]per cent., or [?] below the Bank rate. ...

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  32. PLEUROPNEUMONIA IN THE WESTERN DISTRICT.

    It is asserted that plenro-pneumonia has broken out in this district, though the statement is denied by those who should know. A splendid team of working bullocks was sold on ...

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  33. HARBOR TRUST WORKMEN.

    A very largely attended meeting of workmen employed by the Melbourne Harbor Trust was held at the Trades Hall on Saturday night, there being fully 200 persons present. Mr. W. B. ...

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  34. THE PRINCESS'S THEATRE.-- FRIENDS.

    Sardou's popular drama, Friends, was reproduced at the Princess's Theatre on Saturday night before an excellent house. Friends cannot be ranked high as a drama, for its plor, ...

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  35. THE MINERS' STRIKE AT MARY BOROUGH.

    The strike at the Working Miners' United Company, Homebush, has fortunately terminated. The miners went on strike in consequence of on engineer, a carpenter and a ...

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  36. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE DRIVERS AND FIREMEN.

    The usual halt yearly meeting of the Locomotive Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association was held in the Trades' Hall on Friday evening; the president, Mr. Henry Bindon, ...

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  37. CHARGE OF THEFT AGAINST A POSTMISTRESS.

    The examination of Mary Kemp, postmistress at Branxholme, who was charged with stealing four £1 notes from a parcel, the property of the Post Office, was continued at the ...

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  38. LAW LIST.--THIS DAY.

    SUPREME COURT.--CIVIL SITTERS.--Second nisi prius court.--(Before Mr. Justice Hinginbotham and special furies of six.)--Colonial Bank of Australia V. Stanthorpe (part hesrd), Wood V. Ryan, Beardon V. Shire ...

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  39. THE MASONIC GRAND LODGE OF VICTORIA.

    The first annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Victoria was held at the Protestant Hall on Friday, 5th September. There was a full attendance of ...

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  40. OPERATIVES IN CLOTHING FACTORIES.

    The Melbourne Clothing factories Operatives Association held their usual monthly meeting at the Trades Hall on Friday evening last. The president, Mr. G. Denton, occupied the chair. After ...

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  41. TAILORESSES' STRIKE.

    No new developments in this strike have arisen, all the girls who have left Messrs. Warne and Reid's establishment having been provided with work. ...

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  42. FATAL ACCIDENT.

    A sad accident happened on Saturday, at about noon, on the Flemington-road, by which a promising little boy named Archibald M'Lean, about 10 years of age, met ...

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  43. NEW INSOLVENT.

    Margaret Thompson, of Fitzroy, restaurant keeper. Causes or insolvency : Dulness in trade, inability to sell business carried on at the Treasury in consequence of the landlord withholding ...

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