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CONCERNING PEOPLE.
The Bishop of Adelaide (Right Rev. Dr. Harmer) was a passenger by the steamer Rome to England last week. He will join Mrs. Harmer in the mother country ...
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A STYLISH IMPOSTOR.
Yesterday afternoon Detectives Howard and Manning escorted Ethel Bowen, a stylishily dressed young woman, into the Watchhouse, and handed her into custody ...
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CHARGES AGAINST A MINISTER.
The select committee appointed to enquire into the alleged improper action of Mr. McKenzie, the ex-Minister for Lands, in taking up a grazing area and subletting ...
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THE COMMONWEALTH.
At a meeting of the committee of the Brisbane Chamber of Commerce to-day a letter was received from the Department of Trade and Customs forwarding a ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Mr. Gardiner, Colonial Treasurer, states that arrangements have been completed, as far as loan works and London payments were concerned, up to the end of June on ...
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.
The Prime Minister has received from the Admiralty prints of designs for federal flags, which it has approved. The Under Secretary for the Colonies (the Earl of ...
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THE POLITICAL LABOUR CONFERENENCE.
The conference of the Political Labour League to-night carried, by a small majority, a motion viewing the addition of the title Lord to the Mayoralty of Sydney as ...
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FROM THE INTERSTATE PRESS.
The question of the six hatters came up again at the meeting of the Melbourne Chamber of Manufactures on Monday night. Some time ago the chamber passed ...
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THE AUBURN TRAGEDY.
Henry Jones, the man who is wanted in connection with the murder of Constable Long at Auburn, has so far succeeded in escaping arrest. He is well known to the ...
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KALGOORLIE.
The Police Court trial of William Ban[?]erman Kennedy, charged with the murder of Alfred Sly in the bar of the Australia Hotel, was held last week. At the ...
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING.
At a meeting of the Trades and Labour Council last night it was stated that work was being given out from the Government Printing Office to private firms, while their ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The Government is acquiring Melbourne Estate, at Hawke's Bay, comprising over 20,000 acres, at £4 18/ per acre. Also the Flaxbourne Estate, Marlborough, which ...
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STOCK IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
Progress returns for stock in New South Wales for January 1 last were issued to-day. They are not complete, but as the two districts omitted, Cooma and Singleton, ...
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AN ORCHARDIST SHOT.
At noon to-day Mr. Charles George Lewis Lauffer, a well-known orchardist, of Smith's Mill, was deliberately shot by a Frenchman named Fredrick Maillot, who, ...
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A BARQUE ASHORE.
Messrs. Hogg, Robinson, & Co. (Lloyd's agents) have received the following cable message from Lloyd's agents, Levuka:— "The Norwegian barque La Plata ran ...
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NORTHERN TERRITORY.
The Palmerston and Pine Creek Railway earnings for the week ended January 24 amounted to £252. On Wednesday Jan. 28, at the town hall ...
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MISHAP TO A STEAMER.
The steamer Captain Cook, formerly employed in the pilot service in Sydney, but latterly in connection with the sanitary service here, ran on a mud bank in Brisbane ...
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