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  2. FIRST TEST MATCH.

    On Saturday, the second day of the first test match, a nasty blustering wind from the west blew, and caused considerable inconvenience and discomfort to spectators ...

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  3. WRECK OF A LINER.

    Further details have been made public concerning the thrilling experience of the Duke and Duchess of Fife, the Princesses Maud and Alexandra, and the party ...

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  4. THE DURBAR AT DELHI.

    The King-Emperor and the Queen Empress on Friday laid the foundation stones of the new capital of India in Delhi. A brilliant assemblage was present. ...

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  5. BILLIARDS CHAMPIONS.

    The first of a series of three billiard matches, cach of 18,000 up, between H. W. Stevenson, the English champion, and George Gray, the young Australian player, ...

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  6. CHRISTMAS MAILS.

    The last mail from England which will be distributed over Victoria before Christmas day arrived in Melbourne yesterday. Another mail will arrive on Sunday next, ...

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  7. THE RECENT WAR CRISIS.

    Although the newspapers are disposed to let bygones be bygones, and discuss the improvement of foreign relations, many protest against the Government's concealment ...

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  8. A MILLIONAIRE SHOT.

    The trial was concluded yesterday of two beautiful New York girls, Lilian Graham, 22 years, and Ethel Conrad, 19 years, who were, charged with having shot William ...

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  9. MOUNT LYELL TROUBLE.

    The conference between the directors of the Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Co. and the officials and delegates of the Amalgamated Mine Employes' Association was ...

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  10. " DEATH OR £5000 !"

    At the opening of the trial Mr. Stokes told an amazing story. He began his recital by saying that Miss Conrad one day telephoned to him asking him to call on ...

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  11. WARNER STILL IN THE HOSPITAL.

    I visited Warner at Miss M'Gahey's hospital before going to the ground. He eagerly awaited news announcing the progress of the game, and bulletins were ...

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  12. FRIENDLY RELATIONS OF LABOR PARTIES.

    Replying to the pacific address from the British Parliamentary Labor party to the Social Democrats of the Reichstag, Herr Bebel, the Socialist leader, declared that ...

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  13. ETIQUETTE OF THE EAST.

    The ruling princes are treated as if military, They wear swords, and the custom is for the feudatory to present to the suzerain a "nueenr," or present, usually ...

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  14. DISSOLVING A TRUST.

    The United States Department of Justice and the Pacific Coast Plumbers' Association have arrived at a tentative agreement for the dissolution of the Plumbers Trust. ...

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  15. HOW THE WRECK OCCURRED.

    Captain Hayward, of the Delhi, today explained in an interview the circumstances in which his vessel was wrecked. The Delhi, he states, was steaming slowly, and ...

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  16. MEETING AT ZEEHAN.

    A special general meeting of the Mount Lyell branch of the A.M.E.A. was held this afternoon to consider urgent telegrams received from delegates now in Melbourne ...

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  17. POLITICAL FAVORS.

    Grievances voiced by Liberal members in the House of Commons last May concerning the appointment in certain localities of a preponderance of magistrates ...

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  18. THE ENGLISH CAPTAIN.

    The English cricketer C. B. Fry, in an interview with a "Sporting Life" representative, stated that Foster and Douglas were good county captains, but a captain ...

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  19. AN INDUSTRIAL CRISIS.

    There is serious danger of an industrial panic throughout the United States. According to Mr. Galbraith, secretary of the American Mining Congress, it is likely that ...

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  20. A MAHARAJAH'S DEATH.

    A message from Renter's correspondent at Delhi announces the death of the Maharajah of Nepal, Sir Chandra Rana, in his 48th year. ...

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  21. MAILS AND LUGGAGE LANDED.

    The mails and luggage have been landed from the Delhi. The salvage party hopes that it will be possible to save the ship. ...

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  22. NATIONAL STRIKE ADVOCATED

    The Scottish Miners' Federation, representing 100,000 miners, has instructed its delegates to the Miners' Federation Congress to support the proposal for a ...

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  23. A POACHER'S REVENGE.

    A fearful revenge was taken yesterday by a French peasant named Courmier, who had just been released after serving 20 days in gaol for poaching. ...

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  24. NAVAL AUTHORITIES IGNORE DISTRESS SIGNALS.

    A remarkable charge of red-tapeism is made against the Gibraltar naval authorities by the "Shipping Gazette." That journal protests that the naval authorities ...

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  25. N.S.W. COLTS V. ENGLAND.

    The team chosen to represent the New South Wales colts against England in the match on Thursday and Friday next is Diamond (captain), Massie, Arnott, Fisher, ...

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  26. PASSENGER CAR SMASHED.

    A sensational, but fortunately not a disastrous, railway collision occurred last night at East Perth. A very long goods train, coming from Midland Junction, had ...

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  27. AN AEROPLANE COMPETITION.

    The War Office is offering £6000 in prizes for an aeroplane competition open, to the world. In addition, £5000 will be distributed as prize money among British airmen. ...

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  28. INTER-STATE CRICKET.

    The following team has been chosen to represent New South Wales against Victoria mid South Australia in matches to be played respectively at Melbourne and ...

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  29. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

    Parliament was prorogued yesterday until 14th February. The King's Speech, which in the absence of his Majesty in India was read by commission, testified to ...

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  30. STATE INSURANCE BILL.

    The State Insurance Bill was road a third time in the House of Lords yesterday, and received the Royal assent today. A great meeting was held in the city ...

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  31. QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S MESSAGE.

    Queen Alexandra has telegraphed to President Fallieres her "grateful thanks to the French sailors for their noble services" in rescuing the Delhi's passengers. The ...

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  32. THE LONDON MARKETS.

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  33. HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS.

    On Monday, 25th December (Christmas day) postal and money order business will be entirely suspended. No mails will be made up, nor letters, &c., delivered. In ...

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  34. NEW SOUTH WALES v. VICTORIA.

    The team chosen to represent the New South Wales second eleven against the Victorian second eleven in the match at Sydney on Saturday next is:—Goddard ...

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  35. MURDER AFTER A DANCE.

    As two sisters, Jane and Isabella Stephenson, were returning from a dance at Stockton-on-Tees last night they were shot dead by a man named Jonas Marshall ...

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  36. AN AUSTRALIAN JESUIT.

    The Russian Government has refused an application made by the British embassy to waive the law against the admission of Jesuits into Russia, in order to enable Rev. ...

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  37. TWO CHILDREN KILLED.

    A shocking railway accident happened at a crossing near Teralba yesterday afternoon. A girl named Ada Augusta Duncan, ten years, was killed outright, and her ...

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  38. THE TOTALISATOR.

    The totalisator as a means of providing funds for charitable purposes was strongly advocated at the opening of a new wing at St. Vincent's Hospital yesterday after ...

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  39. WOMAN'S FRANCHISE.

    Addressing a meeting of the Women s Liberal Federation last night, Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, said that as long as women were ...

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  40. A CITY OUTRAGE.

    Infested of late by many of the worst characters in the city, the Flinders-street viaduct, opposite the Custom House, has become a troublesome spot to the ...

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  41. CHARGE OF BLACKMAIL.

    At the Bow-street police court, yesterday the hearing of the cases against Francis Henry Page, William Henry Glendenning and Frederick Marshall, an ex-solicitor, ...

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  42. RUSSIA AND AMERICA.

    The Russian Government has protested against, the abrogation of the 1832 treaty between the United States and Russia. The leaders of the Senate declare that a ...

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  43. ORIENT MAIL SERVICE.

    Mr. F. Green, presiding at a meeting of shareholders of the Orient Steam Navigation Company, stated that the Commonwealth had no cause to reproach the ...

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  44. CHINESE REVOLUTION.

    Sun Yat Sen; the Chinese reformer, who has been offered the Prime Ministership of China by the Revolutionary party, and who is now en route from London to China, ...

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  45. ARCHBISHOP CARR.

    On Friday last Archbishop Carr forwarded a circular, of which the following is a copy, to the clergy and laity of the archdiocese:— ...

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  46. GENERAL CABLES.

    A delegation of Hindus from British Columbia asked the Dominion authorities to remove the restrictions in regard to The bringing in of their families. The request ...

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  47. RIOT IN A THEATRE.

    Exciting scenes have been witnessed in several theatres which Have shown moving pictures supposed to represent Italians committing atrocities in Tripoli. In one ...

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  48. THE CRISIS IN PERSIA.

    Further references to the crisis in Persia were made in the House of Commons today by Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. He said that the ...

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  49. MURRAY WATERS AGREEMENT.

    Mr. Glynn, M.P., questioned on Saturday regarding the position of the Murray waters agreement, said that, except on one point, the agreement was absolutely settled. ...

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  50. THE SUGAR CONVENTION.

    Members of the sugar convention now sitting at Brussels have agreed as a compromise to allow Russia to export more than 200,000 tons of beet sugar annually. ...

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  51. APPEALS FOR AID.

    Towards the fund in aid of the family of a recent immigrant, M. Chadwick, who was drowned in the Yarra at Warburton while bathing, we have received the following sums:—Oddman Out, 5. ...

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  52. UNIONS AND DYNAMITE.

    The Federal committee, which is investigating the origin of the dynamite outrages in America has ascertained that five explosions at Kansas City were directed against ...

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  53. UNIVERSITY FOR PERTH.

    Some months ago Mr. Hugh Gunn, formerly Director of Education in the Orange River Colony, was appointed to organise the Western Australian University which ...

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  54. COAL MINE ON FIRE.

    A fire has occurred in the Cannock Chase coal mine, Staffordshire. Five miners are entombed. Heroic efforts are being made to effect the rescue of the men. ...

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  55. ORPHAN FAMILY AT DAYLESFORD.

    In aid of the three orphan children whose helpless condition was recently brought under notice by Pastor Tudball, of the local Baptist church, we have received the following sums:—D.P.R., ...

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  56. A STEAMER WRECKED.

    The Nowra and Jervis Bay Shipping Company's steamer Brooklyn went ashore on the outer reef just inside the heads at Crookhaven at 10 p.m. on Friday. The ...

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  57. CONVADESCENT HOME FOR THE BLIND.

    The Lady Mayoress (Mrs. T. J. Davey) acknowledges the following donations in response to her appeal made in "The Age" to raise funds to purchase the home for the blind at Brighton Beach: ...

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  58. COLLAPSE OF A BRIDGE.

    A sensational accident happened yesterday morning at Eildon-bridge, over the Goulburn River. The Rubicon Lumber Company is constructing a narrow gauge ...

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  59. RUGBY FOOTBALL.

    The second test match between the Australasian Rugby football team and a representative English combination was played at Edinburgh today, and resulted ...

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  60. ELECTRIC TRAM AND BUGGY.

    An old couple on their return journey last evening from Preston to Brighton had an unfortunate ending to their Sunday drive. As they passed along the ...

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  61. THE CAUSE OF LABOR.

    In an article published in the "Outlook," Mr. Roosevelt asks the Labor party to set its face like flint against lawlessness in its own ranks, he adds that the Labor ...

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  62. Advertising

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  63. ADVANCE IN "WIRELESS."

    Important experiments in "wireless" have been made by Mr. John Hays Hunmond, jun., son of the famous American engineer. It is announced that Mr. Hammond has ...

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  64. AN AUSTRALIAN CYCLIST.

    The six days' bicycle race on the Brooklyn track has been won by Fogler, of Brooklyn, and A. J. Clark, of Melbourne. Two other teams tied for second place. The ...

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  65. SHIPPING NEWS.

    Arrived.—At Dunkirk: Saldanha, from Port Pirie 30th September. Sailed.—For, Sydney: H.M.S. Drake, Kirkdale, Schwaben, Persic. For Towns ...

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  66. Advertising

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