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  2. AUSTRALIAN IMMIGRATION.

    The president of the Australian Immigration League (Dr. Richard Arthur) has addressed the following open letter to Australians going to Europe. ...

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  3. EDUCATIONAL.

    HOBART, Thursday.—The following appointments of teachers have been approved of. Head Teachers, Thomas, H. Bryan. ...

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  4. BRITISH POLITICS

    LONDON, Wednesday Night. — It is generally inferred from Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's speech on the address-in reply to the King's speech ...

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  5. BRITAIN AND JAPAN

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—At the Anglo-Japanese alliance banquet at Tokio, Viscount Hayashi, late Ambassador at London, said the alliance had ...

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  6. AUSTRALASIA

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—At a conference, held to day, between the Premier, the Attorney-General, Mr Mackinnon, and Sir Alexander Peacock ...

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  7. TASMANIA

    HOBART, Thursday.—Harry Hill, a laborer, whilst digging a trench, was nearly covered by a fall of earth, and sustained a broken rib. His escape ...

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  8. TYPHOID FEVER.

    The Chief Health Officer reports 14 cases of typhoid fever during the past week, mostly in the country districts. There have been no more at ...

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  9. HOME RULE QUESTION.

    "Freeman's Journal" considers that the Prime Minister's language may mean much or very little. The Irish people cannot expect so much from an ...

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  10. NEW SOUTH WALES

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Mrs. Leith lived at St. Peter's with her sister and her mother, and a man named Medhurst, employed with his son at the ...

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  11. THE BRITISH NAVY

    LONDON, Thursday Morning. — It is reported that Lord Charles Beresford declines the command of the Channel fleet under the new limited ...

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  12. BURNIE

    BURNIE, Thursday.—The second day of the musical competitions was successful, though the attendance was not large. The programme was not ...

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  13. THE SUFFRAGETTES

    LONDON, Thursday Morning. — A great women's convention held at Caxton Hall. Westminster, expressed profound indignation that no allusion was ...

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  14. ADDRESS-IN-REPLY

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—In the House of Commons Yesterday, Sir Edward Grey, Secretary for Foreign Affairs, resumed the debate on the ...

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  15. DISPUTE WITH PASTORALISTS.

    The Australian Workers' Union Conference today approved of proceedings being initiated in the Federal Arbitration Court to refer to its dispute with ...

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  16. DELORAINE

    DELORAINE, Thursday. — Another old resident named William West, aged 82 years, died to-day. He was born in England, and resided for many years ...

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  17. DEVONPORT

    DEVONPORT, Thursday.—The Victorian lady cricketers returned to-day from Wynyard, having enjoyed the tour. They play at Ulverstone ...

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  18. A SUDDEN DEATH.

    A sudden death took place this evening. Mrs. William Grieve, of Queestown, who is on a visit to Devonport, was out walking with a ...

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  19. PLAGUE RATS.

    Six more plague rats have been found, but no fresh cases are reported. ...

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  20. TRANSVAAL ELECTIONS

    LONDON, Wednesday Night. Reuter, at Johannesburg, states that the Hetvolkists and Nationalists are confident that the success of their ...

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  21. THE ALL BLACKS.

    The Black family had another successful evening at the town hall. ...

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  22. "TATTERSALL'S" SWEEP CASE.

    BROKEN HILL, Thursday.—At the police court to-day a charge against Mayer Singh for inciting Constable Foster to commit an unlawful offence, ...

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  23. ZEEHAN

    ZEEHAN, Thursday.—The disputed accounts claim, Gaffney v. Conor, Mount Balfour occupied the attention of the court all day yesterday. Only ...

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  24. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—Mr. Deakin to-day said, in reply to a question, that he thought it due to Parliament that he should in his address-in-reply ...

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  25. LOYALTY OF THE BOERS.

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—Mr Louis Botha, has sent, a message to the British people, declaring that British supremacy is safer in the hands of ...

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  26. QUEENSLAND

    BRISBANE, Thursday.—This week's issue of the Labor organ, "The Brisbane Worker," has a strongly worded article on Mr. Kidston's alleged ...

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  27. SHIPWRECKED SAILORS

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—In connection, with the shipwrecked sailors who were landed on Wednesday at Williamstown by the German ship De ...

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  28. WEST AUSTRALIA

    PERTH, Thursday.—At the Pingelly races yesterday, in the Ladies' Bracelet, Vendetta struck a tree, and fell. The horse was so much injured that it ...

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  29. INDECENT LANGUAGE.

    At the police court Edward Charles jones was fined 10s for using indecent language. ...

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  30. BURNED TO DEATH

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—During a fire at a boarding-house at Steinach, Lake Constance, Mr. Watson, an Englishman, his wife, and their five ...

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  31. A PRESENTATION.

    At the Academy of Music to-night ex-Senator O'Keefe wan tendered welcome, and a presentation was made in recognition of his services during ...

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  32. FLOATING A LOAN.

    The Premier states that he has received a cable from London that the first section of the two half-million loan (one million) is placeable at better ...

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  33. WRECK OF THE LARCHMONT

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—Amid a scene of terror, as the steamer Larchmont sank, after a collision with a collier whilst bound from Providence to ...

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  34. THE FRISCO FIRE

    LONDON, Wednesday Night. — The Royal Exchange Assurance Company's losses at San Francisco, totalling £619,396, have been met without ...

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  35. NEW ZEALAND

    WELLINGTON, Thursday.—A fall of 2[?] inches of rain in 24 hours is reported from Auckland. Heavy floods have occurred in the Hempa district. ...

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  36. A TRAIN WRECKER

    LONDON, Wednesday Night. — A laborer named Thomas Parnham, who is dumb and feeble minded, has been arrested at Nottingham and has ...

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  37. AMERICA AND JAPAN

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—With the acquiescence of Japan, Mr Elihu Root, United States Secretary for State, has drafted an amendment ...

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  38. THE SLAUGHTERMEN ON STRIKE.

    Both freezing companies to-day offered the strikes 22s 6d per hundred, but the slaughtermen refused, and offered to accept 23s. Citations for the ...

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  39. BRITISH BATTLESHIPS

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The British battleships Albermarle and Commonwealth collided 150 miles north of Lisbon. They proceeded to ...

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  40. FRANCE AND THE VATICAN

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—Owing to the Vatican's attitude upon past proposals, M. Briand, Minister of Worship and Instruction, has arranged for ...

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  41. Advertising

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  42. AMERICAN COAL

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—President Roosevelt, in a message to congress advocates the conservation of coal and other fuel resources on State ...

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  43. BAND CONTEST.

    In the exhibition band contest Kalkeri, Wellington, Mornington, and Wanganui, Bands tied for first place, with 158 points each. ...

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  44. THE COMMONWEALTH

    MELBOURNE, Thursday. — Messrs. Price and O'Loughlin, South Australian Ministers, had another interview with Mr. Deakin to-day in respect ...

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  45. FRENCH FEMALE JEHUS

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—The Prefect of Police at Paris has decided that women obtaining cab drivers' licenses must wear male attire, ...

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  46. OBITUARY

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—The death is announced of Lord Allendale, who was born in 1860, and was M.P. for the Hexham division of ...

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