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  2. HOW MR CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS

    "Joe" is a kindly man, all nods and smiles. A kindly man who lays a kindly and caressing band on other people's shoulders. A kindly man who beckons ...

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  4. TASMANIA

    DEVONPORT, Thursday.—Commissioner M'Kie, of the Salvation Army, with several visiting officers and a number of Tasmanians, held a meeting ...

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  5. AUSTRALASIA

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—At the Methodist Conference to-day great interest was taken in the election of the president for 1907. In the first ballot ...

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  6. KING EDWARD

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—His Majesty King Edward is stopping at Paris from Saturday to Tuesday. His Majesty is proceeding to Biarritz, ...

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  7. BRITISH POLITICS

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—The Houses of Commons has voted £8367 for the payment of Samoan arbitration claims under King Oscar's award. ...

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  8. RUSSIAN NEWS

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—All the parties in Russia, excepting the Social Democrats and the Social Revolutionists, who have resolved to ...

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  9. A BY-ELECTION.

    Mr James Murray, a Liberal, has replaced 'Mr Annand, M.P., who died suddenly. Mr Murray was not opposed. ...

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  10. ZEEHAN

    ZEEHAN, Thursday.—The funeral of Mr Joseph Huxtable, the late superintendent of the fire brigade, took place to-day, and was well attended by the ...

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  11. FRANCE AND GERMANY

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The Czar of Russia has expressed to the Kaiser his earnest desire that the tension between France and Germany ...

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  12. THE TRUCK ACT AMENDED.

    The House of Commons has agreed to Sir Charles Dilke's resolution that it is necessary to amend the Truck Act so as to pot an end to fines and ...

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  13. SOCIALIST OUTRAGES.

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—Several Socialist outrages and robberies have occurred at Warsaw. An attempt to dynamite a bridge on the ...

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  14. WEST AUSTRALIAN LOAN.

    The city of Fremantle has arranged to issue a 4½ per cent, loan at par in Melbourne, about the middle of March ...

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  15. THE WEATHER

    The weather in the city yesterday was muggy and oppressive, and these conditions continued throughout the evening. The State Meteorologist has ...

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  16. SOUTH AFRICAN POLICY.

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—In the House of Commons, in reply to a question, Mr Winston Churchill, Under-Secretary for the Colonies, said as the ...

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  17. THE STATE REVENUE.

    The Victorian revenue for February was £774,493, being an increase of £137,607 as against the corresponding month last year. The increase for the ...

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  18. AN AMERICAN MURDERER

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—A man named Orchard, who has been arrested in connection with Mr Frank Steunenberg's murder, has confessed to ...

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  19. UNREST IN CHINA

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—China has represented to the United States Government that the military preparations in the Philippines are unjustified ...

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  20. SENSATIONAL BOLT.

    A four-horse coach, with no passengers, bolted at Ballarat, and collided with a cart driven by a Chinese market gardener. The Chinaman's horse was ...

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  21. COMPENSATION OFFERED.

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—China is prepared to compensate the missionaries for the damage done by Boxers. ...

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  22. THE FISCAL DEBATE.

    Mr Austen Chamberlain asked for a postponement of the fiscal debate owing to the absence of the Opposition leaders. ...

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  23. AMERICAN COLLIERIES

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The United States Steel Corporation utilising its coal contract as a lever to compel owners of bituminous collieries ...

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  24. A.M.A. CONFERENCE.

    The A.M.A. Conference to-day, despite the opposition of the Zeehan delegates, resolved to make it compulsory for branches to establish a worn-out ...

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  25. PUNISHMENT ORDERED.

    The Governor of Nanchang has ordered the authorities to severely punish the authors of the massacre. ...

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  26. FURTHER RAIN.

    Further general rain has fallen throughout the State. ...

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  27. HUNGARIAN CRISIS

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—The Hungarian political coalition has issued a manifesto which invites all the citizens to offer uncompromising ...

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  28. NEW SOUTH WALES

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Edward Butterworth saturated his clothes with kerosene and lay on his bed and set himself alight. He was horribly burned ...

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  29. PENNY POSTAGE

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The Chamber of Deputies has adopted penny postage throughout France and her colonies. ...

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  30. DEBATE IN THE COMMONS.

    Daring a debate in the House of Commons on the protection of natives in South Africa, who were not represented in the legislatures, Mr Winston ...

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  31. SOUTH AUSTRALIA

    ADELAIDE, Thursday.—Splendid rain has fallen throughput the State, from an inch to an inch and a half being recorded. This is the first rain ...

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  32. THE FRENCH ARMY

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The Chamber of Deputies, despite the appeals of M. Rouvier (Premier) and M. Etienne (Minister of War), reduced the ...

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  33. THE STEAMER OROYA

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—The Orient Steamship Company's Oroya, which grounded in the Suez Canal, has refloated, and proceeded on her voyage. ...

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  34. WEST AUSTRALIA

    PERTH, Thursday.—At Kalgoorlie to-day Chas. Ryan and Jas. Pannam were charged with having in their possession gold reasonably suspected to ...

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  35. A MOVING MOUNTAIN

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—An engineer has stopped the moving mountain in Galway. ...

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  36. THE COMMONWEALTH

    ["DAILY TELEGRAPH" SPECIAL COPYRIGHT.] MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The customs and excise revenue of Tasmania for February was £19,171, being an increase of £1652 on February last year. ...

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  37. AMERICAN INSURANCE

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The New York Equitable Life Insurance Company reports that owing to the insurance scandals there has been a ...

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  38. RULES OF PROCEDURE.

    The House of Commons select committee considers the rule of procedure and hours of sitting is an extension of the principle of devolution to the ...

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  39. NEW ZEALAND

    WELLINGTON, Thursday.—The Wanganui Cup resulted as follows: Boomerang, 1; Letheron, 2; Paritula, 3. ...

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  40. MAJOR HAWKER'S CASE.

    The Board of Inquiry into the charges against Major Hawker began taking evidence at Queenscliff to-day. Mr R. A. Crouch, M.H.R., appeared to urge ...

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  41. WEST'S PICTURES AND THE BRESCIANS

    The Academy of Music was far too small to accommodate the crowds that flocked to see the really magnificent combination of pictures and music, ...

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  42. THE BRITISH NAVY

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—The British Navy estimates total £31,869,500. A saving of £1,500,000 is effected under the heading of ...

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  43. THE UNIONIST PARTY.

    Lord Hugh Cecil, in a letter, advises the Unionists and Free Fooders to adhere to the Unionist party, as Mr Balfour's letter of February 14 cannot ...

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  44. LONGFORD

    On Wednesday night, in the Foresters' Hall, the newly-formed branch of the National Association held a public meeting for the purpose of explaining ...

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  45. PROMINENT STATESMEN

    LONDON, Wednesday, Night.—Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman is suffering from slight bronchitis. The Prime Minister is not likely to attend the ...

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  46. CONTROL IN INDIA

    LONDON, Thursday Morning.—Lord Curzon, ex-Viceroy of India, in a letter to "The Times," strongly disapproves of the decision of Mr John ...

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  47. INSPECTION DUTIES.

    The Minister of Defence (Senator Playford) intends to limit Inspector-General Finn's inspection duties, so that he shall not have to travel so ...

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  48. CHINESE ON THE RAND

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—It is feared on the Rand that 40 per cent. of the Chinese workers will utilise Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's offer ...

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  49. MILITARY SADDLES.

    The Minister of Defence (Senator Playford) has decided that only two-thirds of the saddles ordered by Major-General Hutton shall be delivered, and ...

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  50. POLITICAL LIBEL ACTION.

    The political libel action in which Sir William M'Millan is suing Sir Willam Lyne, M.P., for £500 damages in connection with some tale-bearing in which ...

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  51. FRUIT EXPORT TRADE.

    When passing through Hamburg recently the Victorian Agent-General interviewed one of the leading firms who import fruit, and was ...

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  52. THE JAPANESE ARMY

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—President Roosevelt, recently addressed to Mr W. H. Taft, Secretary for War, a long letter, reciting the Japanese ...

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  54. SIR JOHN FORREST

    LONDON, Wednesday Night.—Sir Join Forrest, Treasurer of the Commonwealth, and Lady Forrest, have arrived in London. ...

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  55. A SPLENDID SEASON.

    Mr R. Philp, leader of the Opposition, when interviewed on the subject of the present splendid season in Queensland and its effects upon the ...

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