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BRITISH AND FOREIGN
LONDON, Wednesday Night. — Sir George Sydenham Clarke, ex-Governor of the State of Victoria, joins the Victorian agency Board of Advice. ...
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THE WAR
LONDON, Wednesday Night—When the captain of a Japanese warship mustered the officers and crew and informed them of Vice-Admiral Makaroff's death, ...
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SKIPPING
High tide.—This day, 12.6 a.m., 12.34 p.m. To-morrow, 1.3 a.m., 130 p.m. Mood's Phases.—Full moon, to-morrow. Last quarter, May 7. ...
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COMMERCIAL
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RUSSIA DETERMINED TO WIN.
LONDON, Wednesday Night. — Mr Henry Norman, M.P. for Wolverhampton, a well known journalist, and editor of "The World's Work," after an hour's ...
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EDUCATION IN GERMANY
LONDON, Wednesday Night. — The Berlin Corporation is establishing compulsory continuation schools, and all boys will attend until 17 yean of age. ...
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DUPLICATING THE SIBERIAN RAILWAY.
LONDON, Wednesday Night—At the Czar's instance, Prince Khiloff, Minister of Railways, is arranging to duplicate the Siberian railway within two years. ...
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THE TURF IN ENGLAND
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A RUSSIAN WARSHIP DAMAGED.
LONDON, Wednesday Night. — A Russian battleship, which is being built at Neva, has mysteriously been seriously damaged. ...
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THE RUSSIAN BALTIC FLEET.
LONDON, Wednesday Night. — The Russian battleships in the Baltic go Eest via the Suez Canal. Cbal supply ships under a strong escort will proceed via the ...
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AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS
LONDON, Thursday Morning. — The pictures of the following Australian artists have been well hung in the Royal Academy: Roberts, Streeton, Quinn, ...
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THE RUSSIAN COAL SUPPLY.
LONDON, Wednesday Night.—Russia has chartered twenty ships, chiefly British, to convey 70,000 tons of coal, to neutral Chinese parts. A secret charter ...
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TRAGEDY AT WARSAW
LONDON, Thursday Morning. — A deputy chief detective, and deputy police commissary, with two policemen, entered a house at Warsaw occupied by an armed ...
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JAPANESE CROSSING THE YALU.
LONDON, Thursday Morning. — The Japanese preliminary crossings of the Yalu southwards of Wiju hare not been seriously opposed. ...
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SOMALILAND
LONDON, Thursday Morning. — The stronghold of Illig being unassailable from the front, at dawn on the 21st inst., in the presence of Captain ...
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AUSTRALASIA
MELBOURNE, Thursday. — The schooner Geo. E. Billings is still aground in Waratah Bay. Hopes are entertained of floating her during the ...
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LAUNCESTON MAILS
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THE STATE GOVERNOR'S LANDING.
MELBOURNE, Thursday. — The State Governor, Sir Reginald Tolbot, has addressed a letter to the Premier, Mr T. Bent expressing his appronistion of the ...
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COTTON GROWING
LONDON, Thursday Morning. — The House of Commons has urged the Government to encourage cotton growing within the Empire. ...
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MEW SOUTH WALES
SIDNEY, Thursday. — A number of rats and mice have been found in a grant mill in Dixon-street, close to Darling Harbor, where a young man who is ...
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WEST AUSTRALIA
PERTH, Thursday.—Dean Goldsmith has been elected Bishop of the newlycreated South-Western Anglican diocese, which later on is to be Known as the ...
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GENERAL NEWS
LONDON, Thursday Morning. — By a majority of 44 votes, the House of Commons has confirmed the tea duty proposed by the Chancellor of the ...
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QUEENSLAND
[?] BRISBANE, Thursday.—A boy who was recently found suffering from plague died to-day. ...
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WHAT has been described as the "great experiment" of a Federal Ministry composed of those who belong to a party which owes its existence to its claim to ...
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COLONEL TOM PRICE.
BRISBANE, Thursday. — It is generally, understood that Colonel Tom Price will go on leave at the end of the month until October, when his term of ...
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NEW ZEALAND
WELLINGTON, Thursday. — A Macri tobunga of medicine man has been convicted at Gisborne of manslaughter in a[?]erating the death a native who ...
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THE COMMONWEALTH
BRISBANE. Thursday. — The Treasurer looks upon the decision of the High Court in regard [?] the stamping of receipts for federal [?] officers' salaries as an ...
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MAYORALTY OF WELLINGTON.
WELLINGTON, Thursday.— Mr Aitken has been re-elected Mayor of Welligton, defeating Mr Wilfred Hislop. ...
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PROHIBITED IMMIGRANTS TO WEST AUSTRALIA.
MELBOURNE, Thursday. — The municipal and labor bodies in Kalgoorlie recently asserted that there had been an undue influx of Italians and Austrians ...
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TAX ON MAGAZINES.
MELBOURNE, Thursday.—A deputation waited upon the Minister of Customs to-dsy, and urged that he should rescind Sir William Lyne's direction ...
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