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  2. DAY OF THE WATTLE.

    For the sake, of charity, or because it was the fashion, or for the sake of the flower itself--a beautiful flower, with a 'bloom and delicacy all its own--Melbourne ...

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  3. FAMOUS MURDER TRIALS

    A sensation has been caused by the report from Matteawan that Harry K. Thaw, the millionaire,, who murdered Stanford White, the eminent architect, escaped from ...

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  4. FURTHER TROUBLE IN BALKANS.

    The Vienna newspapers report that the Malissori tribesmen of Albania are dissatisfied with the Albanian-Montenegrin boundary fixed by the Ambassadors' ...

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  5. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    The retirement from public life of the Marquis of Lincolnshire has been announced in London. The Marquis, who is better known in Australia as Earl ...

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  6. THE NAVIGATION ACT.

    Although nearly a year has elapsed since the Navigation Bill was finally passed by the Federal Parliament, it has only just received the Royal assent. A cable ...

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  7. LORD KITCHENER.

    The "Daily Express" reports:--"The Foreign Office has been warned of a plot to assassinate Field Marshall Lord Kitchener, British Consul-General in Egypt, who is ...

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  8. POWERS OF HIGH COURT.

    In the High Court to-day the proceedings in which an order of the High Court is sought to prohibit the President of the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and ...

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  9. GREAT FINANCIAL SUCCESS.

    All last night numbers of persons were kept busy at the Town Hall opening the boxes and counting, the contents. Operations were suspended at midnight, when ...

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  10. AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

    An organised onslaught on the stronghold of the Stock Exchange was made at midday by a band of theatrical artists, led by the Lord Mayor. The attack proper ...

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  11. BOMBS ON THE RAND.

    The Johannesburg corresondent of the "Daily Telegraph" reports:--"There has been a sensational discovery in the form of a bag of blasting gelatine at the central ...

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  12. INDUSTRIAL, COMMISSON ABANDONED.

    Owing chiefly, to the attitude of the Trades Federation, the Government has decided to abandon its proposal for an industrial commission and to substitute a ...

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  13. A GOOD SUGGESTION.

    Sir,--Judging by the amount of enthusiasm shown in the city yesterday, it seems certain, that the cult of the wattle is likely to increase in favor. The only ...

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  14. BRITISH RAILWAY MEN.

    Mass meetings of railway men were held yesterday in Hyde Park and at Doneaster, York, Liverpool and Birmingham in celebration of the great railway strike of ...

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  15. COUNTESS TARNOWSKA CASE.

    In the early part of 1910 great interest was aroused on the Continent in the trial at Venice of Countess Marie Tarnowska, Nikolas Naumoff, M. Prilukolf and the ...

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  16. BRITISH CONCESSIONS MEXICO

    The New York "Tribune" states that high quarters entertain the conviction that the British recognition of General Huerta as provisional President of Mexico is due ...

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  17. SMALL-POX IN SYDNEY.

    Twelve fresh cases of small-pox were, reported to the Health department to-day Two of the patients come from Alexandria; two from Erskineville, and one each from ...

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  18. FLIGHT AROUND GREAT BRITAIN

    The Australian aviator. H. Hawker, who was one of the two contestants for the "Daily Mail" prize of £5000 for a flight by seaplane round Great Britain, has had ...

    Article : 57 words
  19. COLDSTREAM MURDER.

    Detective-Sergeant Arthur, Detective Keily, Sergeant Haydon and Senior Constable Ivey have been engaged since 8 p.m. examining certain people with a view ...

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  20. REMARKABLE PERSONALITY.

    The murder case was followed with keen interest on account of the remarkable personality of Countess Marie Tarnowska. The murdered man was her lover, and two of ...

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  21. MACHINE DROPS INTO SEA.

    At 5 a.m. to-day Pickles attempted to resume the flight, but after a short flight the machine dropped into the sea and became waterlogged. Pickles and Kauper, the ...

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  22. THE CENTRAL CONTROL.

    After 4 p.m. yesterday the busiest place in the city must have been the ground floor of the Town Hall, where four rooms had been allotted by the Lord Mayor for those ...

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  23. THE CASE AT BALRANALD HOSPITAL.

    With regard to the reported case of small-pox at Balrannald. Hospital, the suspect is progressing favorably, and is now in the convalescent stage. The patient ...

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  24. FIGHTING AT NANKING.

    Sharp fighting has occurred near Nanking, between the Government troops and the rebels holding the Purple Mountain. Foreigners who have sought refuge on ...

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  25. LONDONDERRY RIOTS.

    There was some fighting along the waterside, at Derry at midnight last night. The police attempted to separate the combatants. The unionist's thereupon attacked ...

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  26. THE NEWSPAPER "GAG."

    The first case in Western Australia under the "press gag" clause of the Commonwealth Electoral Act was heard to-day, before Mr. A. S. Roe, P.M. ...

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  27. SUSPICIOUS ILLNESSES IN QUEENSLAND.

    Cases of suspicious illness at Townsville and Croydon have proved not to bo small-pox. ...

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  28. NEW ZEALAND EPIDEMIC

    A quartermaster who joined the steamer Delphic at Auckland was discovered tonight in Wellington to be suffering from small-pox. He was at once sent to the ...

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  29. OLYMPIC GAMES.

    The Duke of Westminster, Earl Grey and Lord Harris, Earl Roberts, Lord Rothschild and Lord Stratheona are milking a public appeal for the sum of £100,000 in ...

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  30. DEPARTMENTAL DELAYS.

    A curious feature of railway administration is revealed in the negotiations between the committee of the Murrumbidgee Pastoral and Agricultural Association and the ...

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  31. LIBERALS' LAND POLICY.

    Mr. Lloyd-George will open the land policy campaign of the Government at Bedford on 11th October next. [The Liberal journal "Nation" stated a ...

    Article : 129 words
  32. SCIENCE THEORIES.

    In his presidential address at the meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, Sir Oliver Lodge will combat the contention of the new ...

    Article : 209 words
  33. LIBERAL-LABOR SPLIT.

    The split in Labor ranks over the selection of Mr. Kenyon as the joint Liberal-Labor candidate for the Chesterfield by election has widened. Mr. W. E. Harvey, ...

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  34. FATALITY ON THE STAGE.

    During the production of a drama at the Elephant and Castle Theatre, in the New Kent-road, on Saturday night, a tragedy was enacted. The hero, Mr. Herbert ...

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  35. SHIRE COUNCIL AND BOARD OF WORKS.

    Some time ago the Whittlesea shire council made a request to the Metropolitan Board of Works that the board should contribute towards the cost of maintaining ...

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  36. NEW ENGLISH BISHOPRICS.

    The last action of Parliament before the prorogation on Friday was the creation of three new Bishoprics, viz., at Sheffield, Chelmsford and Suffolk. ...

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  37. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Orange hall has been burned down at Ballyhoe, County Fermanagh, Ireland The "Scotsman" interprets the move of Sir John Simon, Solicitor-General, in ...

    Article : 99 words
  38. A LABORER'S FORTUNE.

    It is reported that a Bolton corporation laborer named Lunstall has inherited £200,000 from his father-in-law, a Mr. Westwell, who is engaged in the Western ...

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  40. SUFFRAGIST MILITANCY.

    It is alleged that Mrs. Pankhurst, the suffragette leader, who has gone to Paris, intends resuming her militancy campaign in the autumn. Miss Annie Kenny, another ...

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  42. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Edwin Weaver Green Chamberlain, late of Mair-street, Ballarat, produce merchant, who dial on 18th July last, left, by will dated 20th January, 1913, personal estate of the value of £5361 to his ...

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