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  2. CABLE MESSAGES.

    The Emperor William of Germany, who is the guest of the Queen at Windsor, yesterday paid a visit to Blenheim Palace, the seat of the Duke of Marlborough, at ...

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  3. CABLE MESSAGES

    An official telegram from Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, Governor-General of the Soudan, announces that Colonel S. F. Wingate, Adjutant-General of the Egyptian army, ...

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  4. THE NINEVEH SMALL-POX OUTBREAK.

    The Nineveh still lies hove to at the outer anchorage. Melbourne is invitingly and aggravatingly near. The entrapped denizens of the city and those who know it from ...

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  5. RAILWAY WRECKERS.

    Overnight acts of ruffianism on north suburban railway lines, which engaged the attention of the police yesterday morning, point to the existence of a very dangerous ...

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  6. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Mr. Chas. Oliver, Chief Railway Commissioner, left on Saturday for Melbourne, to meet the Railway Commissioners of Victoria and South Australia in regard to ...

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  7. FURTHER DETAILS OF FIGHTING.

    Matowan's Hoek, Near Ladysmith, 24th October. —Following upon the reappearance of the Boers at Elands Laagte yesterday, when they tore up the line on the town ...

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  8. THE ARMORED TRAIN IN ACTION.

    Saturday, 14th. —At daybreak everybody stood to arms, and at 5.25 sharp firing was heard to the north, and a patrol, under Captain Lord Charles Bentinck, was reported ...

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  9. TEE GRENVILLE ELECTION.

    Mr. Geo. D. Meudell addressed about 400 people at Pitfield Plains on Thursday night. The candidate, who was frequently applauded, explained that he ...

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  10. A STORY OF MUTINY AND MURDER.

    A story of mutiny and murder at sea comes by the mail steamer Moana. The brig Juliana Schlosser recently arrived at Santa Cruz on her way to Brazil, and ...

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  11. AUDIENCE WITH BRITISH MINISTERS.

    The Emperor William of Germany, who, with the Empress and his two sons, is now paying a visit to the Queen at Windsor Castle, and is accompanied by the German ...

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  12. THE NEW GUINEA MISSIONS.

    Dr. Stone Wigg, the Anglican bishop of New Guinea, arrived in Sydney yesterday, by way of Brisbane, after 18 months' residence at the New Guinea missions. The ...

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  13. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

    The patent rights of signor Marconi, in the system of wireless telegraphy, invented by him, and proved by extensive experiments in England, have been purchased by ...

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  14. THE EX-KING OF SAMOA.

    News from Fiji under date 16th November states that H.M.S. Pylades has arrived from Apia, bringing with her young Malietoa, late King of Samoa, on a visit to the ...

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  15. ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR SYDNEY.

    The City Council on Friday adopted the report of the electric lighting committee, which recommended that Messrs. Preece and Cardew, of London, report on and ...

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  16. SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOATS.

    The success of the trials recently made at New York with the submarine torpedo boat invented by Mr. Holland, and named after him, has strongly impressed the French ...

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  17. A SUICIDE'S ROMANCE.

    At the inquest on the man named Alex. Fleming, who was found strangled underneath a beam, to which he had suspended himself by straps, a verdict of death by ...

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  18. LORD SALISBURY'S ILLNESS.

    The Marquis of Salisbury, Prime Minister of Great Britain, who is suffering from mental prostration through grief for the recent loss of his wife, and also from a ...

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  19. THE LONDON MARKETS.

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  20. THE LOCUST PEST.

    The locusts, which were reported on Thursday to be within 40 miles of Albury. yesterday advanced as far as Gerogery, about 20 miles north-east of the town. ...

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  21. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The Agency, Land and Finance Company's report for the year ended 30th June last shows a profit of £326, which is carried forward. ...

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  22. AFFAIRS AT SAMOA.

    An Apia correspondent, writing on 15th November, gives details of the murder of Mr. Frank Cornwall, one of the largest land owners in the Samoan Group. Mr. ...

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  23. THE GRASSHOPPER PLAGUE.

    The grasshoppers, which have been doing so much damage on the plain districts, are working their way towards Albury. On Thursday the pest was swarming in ...

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  24. SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A SOLICITOR

    Yesterday, Sergeant Carter, of Toorak, and Senior Constable Wilsoncroft, of Malvern, were engaged from 8 a.m. till 7.30 p.m. in dragging Gardiner's Creek for the body of ...

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  25. THE TOWN CLOSELY INVESTED.

    Outside Mafeking, 22nd October, 8 a.m. — Reliable information has been obtained that Mafeking was all right on Friday night last. On the previous Monday Cronje's ...

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  26. THE MAIL STEAMERS.

    The G.M.S. Stuttgart arrived at Southampton from Australia 24th inst. ...

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  27. QUEENSLAND.

    The bodies of a young man and a young woman, partially dressed, were found in the Kedron Brook yesterday. The remainder of their clothes were on the bank. They left ...

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  28. THE QUARANTINE GUARD.

    The work of discharging cargo into lighters was begun at the detained Aberdeen liner early on Saturday, and continued under an emergency permit all ...

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  29. ARRIVAL OF THE TALUNE.

    The Union Steam Ship Company's steamer Talune, G. Spinks commander, from the Bluff 21st inst., arrived at the wharf at midnight last night, with 26 saloon and 20 ...

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  30. THE INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC.

    The severity of the epidemic of influenza is shown by the fact that in Melbourne and suburbs alone there were no fewer than 91 deaths from this cause last month, exactly ...

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  31. THE TICK PEST.

    Dr. Marx Lang, the French scientist and veterinary surgeon, of the military establishments in New Caledonia, who visited Queensland a year ago to investigate the ...

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  32. SUBURBAN FIRES.

    A fire the origin of which is not known, and which was likely to have occasioned loss of life had its discovery been longer, delayed, occurred in Chapel-street, Prahran, on Saturday morning. ...

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  33. SINGULAR DROWNING CASE.

    The body of a man, which has not yet been fully identified, was found floating in the Yarra, between Queen's and Princes bridges, early yesterday morning, by George Martin, at boarder at Our Lodgings. ...

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  34. MAFEKING SHELLED.

    Mafeking, 13th October. —To-day the siege commenced in earnest: soon after sunrise communication by rail and wire was cut off with the north. At 7 o'clock the native ...

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  35. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The Earl of Ranfurly, Governor of New Zetland, will arrive here to-morrow; and Earl Beauchamp, Governor of New South Wales, is expected here on Tuesday. ...

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  36. TEE WEATHER

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  37. THE QUEENSLAND CRISIS.

    The Ministry held their final Cabinet meeting yesterday, at which they disposed of a quantity of departmental matters, and then they tendered their resignations. It is ...

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  38. WEST AUSTRALIA.

    The Collector of Customs at Fremantle has received a report from the Sub-Collector of Customs at Albany to the effect that the steamer Vine Branch, while on her ...

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  39. THE INFANT PROTECTION ACT.

    At the Richmond court last Saturday, Margaret Henniker, of Balmain-street, South Richmond, was charged with a breach of the Infant Life Protection Act. Sergeant Gray deposed that, although ...

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  40. ANOTHER SPECIAL ACCOUNT.

    Ladysmith, 24th October. —This morning a strong column, consisting of two cavalry regiments, four battalions infantry, two field batteries, a mountain battery and ...

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  41. ROBBERY IN AN HOTEL.

    In the bar of a city hotel on 18th inst., Mr. M. Connolly, one of the boarders, was asked by a man for the loan of his watch key. As he could not conveniently separate the key from the chain, he ...

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  42. TASMANIA.

    Mr. F. H. Wise, well known in shipping and commercial circles, and a prominent member of the Masonic order, died to-day. ...

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  43. NEW CHURCH AT COBURG.

    The new Presbyterian Church on the Sydney- read, Coburg, was formally opened yesterday. The cost of the building was £1100, and it will accommodate 300 persons. At the morning service ...

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  44. FALL FROM A RAILWAY TRAIN.

    Hans Stubbs, a wharf laborer, aged 40, was admitted to the Melbourne Hospital on Saturday night suffering from a badly fractured leg, shock and other injuries sustained in singular circumstance ...

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  45. THE FOOTSCRAY ELECTION.

    Mr. Samuel Manger will address a public meeting of the electors of Footscray in the Royal Hall to-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock, and will deal with the chief public questions ...

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  46. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Wesleyan synod of New Zealand has resolved in favor of Bible reading, in State schools, and has also decided to endeavor to secure a visit from the Rev. Thos. Waugh, ...

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