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  2. FEDERATION.

    The Federal Convention [?]two March 4 will be carried out sericey on the one ma one vote priociple, Every elector must [?] for which he is qualifi ...

    Article : 354 words
  3. THE BUBONIC PLAGUE.

    LONDON, TUESDAY Morning — The British delegates at the Vienns Sanitary Conference, held to discuss measusres for the prevention of the spread of the ...

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  4. INTERCOLONIAL.

    MELBOURNE, TUESDAY.—Lord Brassey was very for fish during last night, and suffered considerable pain. His condition bas comewhat improved this morning. ...

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  5. CABLEGRAMS.

    LONDON, MONDAY Night.—The action of Greace in lauding troops at Crete has had the effect of increasing anarchy. ...

    Article : 121 words
  6. THE RAILWAYS.

    Mr Reld : Another imporiant question is with reference to our railways, Some of the candidates say that the railways should be federalised. I don't (Prolonged ...

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  7. DR. EABLING WITHDRAWS.

    MELBOURNE, TUESDAY—Dr. limbling, M.L.C., withrawd from the Federa Convention election. ...

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  8. NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTIONS.

    SYDNEY, TUESDAY.—At a meeting of the Executive Council to-day it was decided to issue a prociamation declaring the federal election day, March 4, to be a public ...

    Article : 52 words
  9. RETURN OF MR GILIES.

    MELBOURNE, TUESDAY.— Mr Doncan Gillies, late Agent- General, returned to Melbourne this morning. A large number of friends assembled at the railway station to ...

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  10. THE ENGINEERS' STRIKE.

    LONDON, Tuesday Horning.—The North-East Coast ship-yard laborers have balloted against the proposed strike, and the Amalgamated Engineers ...

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  11. CORRESPONDENCE.

    SIR.—Mr W. Moore, M.L.C., in hispublished address, writes strongly concerning certain anticipated dangers to Tasmania under proposed schemes of federation. He says, " Let ...

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  12. WEST AUSTRALIA JOINS THE CONVENTION.

    SYDNEY, TUESDAY.—The Premier (Mr Reid) has received the following telegram from the Premier of West Australia ([?]ir John Forrest):—"Have deciled to be ...

    Article : 96 words
  13. A MILITARY TEAM FOR ENGLAND.

    MELBOURNE, TUESDAY.—The Government has arranged to send a team of 24 men and two officers to represent Victoria at the Queen's jubilee celebrations at London in ...

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  14. OBITUARY.

    LONDON, Monday Night.—The death is announced of Professor William Steinitz, the champion chess player, at the age of 61. He was for ...

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  15. THE DEATH SENTENCE.

    MELBOURNE, TUESDAY.—In the Criminal Court to-day Alexander Quinn was found guilty of the murder of Margaret Watson at Middie Park on November 17 and was ...

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  16. CHRISTIANS IGNORING THE TRUCE FLAG.

    LONDON, TUESDAY Morning. — The Christians at Cadano have ignored the white flag of truce and have fired on the British, Russian, and Italian ...

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  17. THE CAMPAIGN IN AUSTRALIA.

    Dr. Cockburn, the South Australian Minister of Education, said the other day at Strathalbyn, when addressing a large and enthusiastic audience: Much ambiguity ...

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  18. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    SYDNEY, TUESDAY.—Another murder by sutives is reported from the New Hebrides. The victim is Mr s. Doncan, aged about 50, of English birth. He settled in the islands ...

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  19. DEATH OF BLONDIN.

    LONDON, Tuesday Morning.—The death is announced of Blondin, the well-known tight-rope walker. ...

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  20. THE CORAL ISLANDS.

    LONDON, Tuesday Morning.—A special report on the government of the Coral Islands in the Pacific, between Australia and the New Hebrides, ...

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  21. MEETINGS AT WESTBURY.

    WESTBURY, TUESDAY.—A public meeting was held at the public library to-day, at 3 p.m., for the purpose of hearing Messrs. H. Botton, G. C. Gilmore, M.H.A., and ...

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  22. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    ADELAIDE, TUESDAY.—The gratifying intelligence has reached the Public Works Department to-day that an artesian bore at Koppersmans has struck water at a depth of ...

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  23. SUGAR BEET.

    LONDON, Monday Morning.—Herr Licht's estimate of the production of sugar-beet shows an increase of 453,000 tons, being a surpins of 661,000 tons ...

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  24. HAVOC AMONGST THE CHRISTIANS.

    LONDON, Tuesday Morning.—The combined fleets fired thirty shots amongst the insurgents at Phrudia, which caused some havoc amongst the ...

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  25. MASONIC WARRANTS.

    LONDON, MONDAY Night.—The Prince of Wales, as Grand Master of the Masonic Lodge of England, has granted warrants for the formation of ...

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  26. DEATH OF A POLITICIAN.

    ADELAIDE, TUESDAY.—Mr George Ash M.P., died at noon to-day, aged 28. ...

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  27. WEST AUSTRALIA

    PERTH, TUESDAY.—The Premier (Sir John Forrest) is being strongly arged to accept Chamberain's invitation celebration ...

    Article : 36 words
  28. TilE NICER RISING.

    LONDON, TUESDAY Morning.— Particulars to hand from the West African Cost show that the city of Benin was captured by Major Arnold's ...

    Article : 146 words
  29. MINING.

    LONDON, MONDAY Night.—The Talunga Goldfieds Developing Company, share issue £350,000, has been successfully floated. ...

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  30. NEW ZEALAND.

    AUCKLAND, TUESDAY.—The salection of the best design for the new Stock Exchange for Auckland resulted in the first prise of £150 being awarded to Mr Burusids, ...

    Article : 51 words
  31. INSPECTOR FOR NEW SOUTH WALES.

    LONDON, TUESDAY Morning.— Eighty-two applications have been lodged with the Agent-General for the pesition of mining inspector for the ...

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  32. MR R. W. SMITH AT STRAHAN.

    STBAHAN, TUESDAY.—Mr R W. Smith, M.H.A., addressed the electors in the Victoria Hall to-night, Mr Charles Grining (Master Wardeo) in the chair. There was a good ...

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  33. ARRIVAL OF BEN, TILLETT.

    AUCKLAND, TUESDAY.—Mr Ben tillett, the English Labor leader, was secorded a public reception at Dunedin to-day by the unions and other. Mr Tillett made a speech ...

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  34. THE BENEFITS OF FEDERATION.

    Mr Reid, at the gnat meeting in Sydney last Thursday, said:—Some people don't seem to see any benefits at all in feleration. They say: "We have never heard anyone ...

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  35. THE WAY TO THE WEST.

    HOBART, TUESDAY.—Mr E. a. Marsden has furnished his sketch pian and report on his survey of the country to the eastward of King William Range. His line will save a ...

    Article : 386 words
  36. SEAMEN'S WAGES.

    AUCKLAND, TUESDAY.—Regarding the seamen's dispute, the Wellington Concilliation Board recommends that the wages of seamen and firemen be increased 10s per ...

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  37. DR. M.CALL AT THE MECHANICS' HALL.

    At the conclusion of the Premier's address on federation in the Mechanics' Hall on Monday night Dr. M.Call, one of the condidates for election to the Federal Convention ...

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  38. AUSTRALIAN SQUADRON.

    LONDON, TUESDAY Morning.—The first-class cruiser Royal Arther, 13 guns, Captain Burges Watson, has sailed for Australia with relief crews ...

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  39. INLAND TELEGRAMS.

    HOBART, TUESDAY.—A movement is on foot to introduce street motors to Hobart for traffic parposes. ...

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  40. AUSTRALIAN BUTTER.

    LONDON, Tuesday Morning.—The health officer at London has decided to prosecute a firm for Boiling Melbourne chilled batter, alleging that ...

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  41. ILLNESS OF A FOOTBALLER.

    HOBART, TUESDAY,—Information to hand states that the well-known footballer and cricketer, Edward Collins, has been attacked with typhoid fever at ...

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  42. COLONIAL MAIL SERVICE.

    LONDON, Tuesday Morning.—Mr Hanbary, Financial Secretery to the Treasury, has stated that it is believed that the colonies are not willing to ...

    Article : 43 words
  43. AN OLD OFFENDER.

    HOBART, TUESDAY.— At the Police Court to-day Harry Hadfield, against whom no fewer than 60 convictions have been recorded for varions minor offences, was sent ...

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  44. MATHINNA POLLING BOOTH.

    SIR.—Will you kindly allow me a small space in you valuable paper to say a few words about the Mathinna polling booth blunder. In the Examiner of the 16th I ...

    Article : 215 words
  45. RESONS WHY WE SHOULD FEDERATE.

    Sir George Turner (Premier of Victoria) : The time had come when the colonics could not advantageonaly carry on entirely apart, and true federation, with a central ...

    Article : 330 words
  46. A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

    HOBART, TUESDAY. — While Edwin Boon was engaged carrying a bag of bark up a plank from one floor to another at Bond's bark mill to-day the board slipped from the ...

    Article : 134 words
  47. THE TURF IN ENGLAND.

    LONDON, TUESDAY Morning.—The Australian racehorse Norton is quoted at 11 to 1 against for the Liverpool Grand National Steeplechase, to be ...

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  48. A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

    LEFROY, TUESDAY.—A serious accident sptened yesterday afternoon to Mr A. D. white, who was camped at the mouth of the Piper River on a fishing and shooting ...

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  49. MEETING AT DELORAINE.

    DELOBAINE, TUESDAY.—At the federation meeting this evening the stormy weather interfered with the gathering, about 70 electors being present. The ...

    Article : 92 words
  50. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.

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  51. ZEEHAN.

    ZEEHAN, TUESDAY.— GRAND Lodge officers of the Tasmania Independent Order of Oddfellows, numbering 20, arrived here yesterday, and commenced the annual ...

    Article : 54 words
  52. Advertising

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  53. MESSRS. HOHN HENRY AND A. J. OGILVY AT ULVERSTONE.

    Kam. John Henry and A. J. Ogilvy addressed a Urge gathering in the town hall on Monda; night on federation. Mr Arthur Bills occupied the chair. Mr Henry went ...

    Article : 171 words
  54. Advertising

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