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  2. STATE BUSINESS BY WIRELESS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith), who was with the First Lord of the Admiralty (Air. Reginald McKenna) upon a visit to the Mediterranean Fleet when the news of ...

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  3. STATE CHILDREN'S COUNCIL.

    At the meeting of the State Children's Council on Monday the Chairman (Mr. C. EL Goode) referred to the loss the Empire had ...

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  4. "EDWARD THE GREAT."

    The resolutions which were conveyed to the Palace from the House of. Commons comprised the condolences of Parliament, and its congratulations to the new King. ...

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  5. The Empire.

    A meeting of brokers and.buyers connected with Co vent Garden Fruit Market has passed a resolution calling the attention of the Agents-General of t he Australian States ...

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  6. GENERAL.

    The Atlantic Transport Company's -liner Minnehaha, -which ran on the rocks at Scilly Islands, 35 miles from Land's: End, on April 18. has been refloated. The ...

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  7. CANADIAN DISASTER.

    A fire exploded a dynamite factory in Hull, Quebec, near Ottawa. The concussion exploded the adjacent houses and buried the people in the ruins. ...

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  8. MILITARY PARADES CANCELLED.

    The military authorities have issued a circular cancelling all parades until further notice owing to the death of King Edward. ...

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  9. THEATRES AND EXHIBITION.

    In accordance with the expressed wish of King George V., practically all the London theatres will open on Wednesday evening. His Majesty was influenced in asking that ...

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  10. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WOMEN.

    The following is a decoded copy of a telegram to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, sent by His Excellency the Governor (Sir Day Hort Bosanquet) on May 9. at 6.S0 ...

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  11. LYING IN STATE.

    Elaborating the preparations which are being made for the lying-in-state and funeral of King Edward, it has been arranged that when the body is conveyed from the ...

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  12. CANADA'S MAILS.

    Negotiations are proceeding in Canada to eventually secure a bi-weekly Atlantic mail service by a subsidized system of the Canadian Northern Railway Company's ...

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  13. GOVERNOR OF NEW ZEALAND.

    Lord Islington, the Governor-designate of the Dominion of New Zealand, left London this morning. Lady Islington accompanies him as far as Paris, and will ...

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  14. HEIR APPARENT.

    The Times, in discussing the legislation to be enacted by Parliament immediately, indicates that, besides the urgency civil list which will have to be sanctioned, it will ...

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  15. THE DAY OF THE FUNERAL.

    His Excellency the Governor (Sir Day Bosanquet) has received nn official communication from the Governor-General, notifying that the date of His late ...

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  16. AUSTRALIAN PEARLERS' MESSAGE.

    The Queen Mother has been deeply touched by the message from the pearlers of Broome. on the north-west coast of Australia, and she has replied thanking ...

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  17. TUBLIC HOLIDAY INT SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    At the meeting of the Executive Council on Thursday a proclamation was issued declaring Friday, May 30 (lire day of the funeral) a special day. to be observed as a ...

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  18. INTERNATIONAL TENNIS.

    In the final match for the Wiesbaden Championship. Max De Cugis, the young French champion, defeated Anthony Wilding, the famous New Zealander, by 6—4, ...

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  19. QUEEN MOTHER AND SISTER.

    London is steadily filling with visitors to witness the last obsequies of the dead King. Representatives of all nations are daily arriving. To-day His Majesty the King and ...

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  20. GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF CANADA.

    The London Daily Express states that after the proposed visit of the Duke of Connaught to South Africa to open the Parliament of the Union, he is likely to succeed ...

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  21. MEMORIAL SERVICES.

    Hip Excellency the Governor (Sir Day Bosanquet) has intimated his intention to be present in his official capacity at the memorial service to the late King ...

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  22. CHINESE CUSTOMS.

    Mr. F. A. Aglen, British Commission or at Hankow. lias been appointed Acting Inspector-General of Maritime Customs for China. This was the office held for so ...

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  23. CORONATION OF DECLARATION.

    The Times on Wednesday made reference to the letter from Mr. W. Redmond to the Prime Minister ashing that the Government should take steps to remove from ...

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  24. HORSE SHOW TO TAKE PLACE.

    At the express desire of His Majesty it is intended that the great horse show at Olympia shall be held. Costly arrangements had been made for this the fourth ...

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  25. WHITE STAB LINE.

    The Suevic is the first of the White Star liners to be equipped with wireless telegraphy. She left Liverpool on May 5 for Australia. Other vessels of the same line, ...

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  26. ST. PETERS PARLIAMENT.

    At the meeting of the St. Peters Parliament on Wednesday evening appropriate speeches were made by the Premier (Mr. K. W. Holden), and the Leader of the ...

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  27. The United States.

    The long list of fearful accidents in the United States collieries has been swelled by a terrible explosion in the Palos Coal Aline, near to Birmingham, in the State ...

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  28. TRANSVAAL COLONY.

    The Supreme Court of Pretoria has given judgment in the case in connection with the proposal of the Transvaal Government to pay the members of Parliament £300 ...

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  29. EMIGRE DAY.

    The officials at the headquarters of the League of Empire advise that they intend holding the Empire Day celebrations on May 24 throughout Great Britain. ...

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  30. THE NEW KING.

    His Majesty King George V., in messages addressed to the navy and the army, expresses his deep feelings of pride and affectionate interest in both branches of the ...

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  31. DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT.

    The Duke and Duchess of Counaught, who were in Egypt when the news of the death of King Edward VJJ. reached them, and are now returning to England, have arrived ...

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  32. PUGILIST'S DEATH.

    A Coroner's inquest has been held into the circumstances connected with the death of Tommy McCarthy in a boxing ring at San Francisco on Friday. Reports ...

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  33. AN ILL-FATED VESSEL.

    A sensational episode happened at Plymouth on Tuesday in connection with some maneuvres of submarine vessels. It fortunately ended without any loss of life, but ...

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  34. THE POLITICAL PROBLEM.

    Messrs. G. A. Barnes (Leader of the Labour party) and Arthur Henderson (exchairman of the party), now in Berlin, who were interviewed by the German press ...

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  35. ARBITRATION TREATY.

    The Washington correspondent of The Times states that an Anglo-American agreement for the submission to arbitration of all pecuniary claims arising between ...

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  36. AMERICA'S REPRESENTATION.

    Col. Roosevelt has accepted a special ambassadorship from the United States to represent his country at the funeral. ...

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  37. REMARKABLE LEGAL ERROR.

    The Privy Council made a strange error by issuing the proclamation of King George V. without making reference to His Majesty as King "of the British Dominions ...

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  38. TOREST FIRES.

    Great forest fires have been raging for several days in the northern parte of the States of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. ...

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  39. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SYMPATHY.

    On Wednesday morning His Excellency the Governor received, the following cable message from the Secretary of State for the Colonies:—"1 have communicated your ...

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  40. BATTLESHIP NEARLY RAMMED.

    A great sensation has been caused among the Atlantic Fleet by a closely averted disaster, which nearly caused the loss of a fine battleship, and probably much loss of life. ...

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  41. LONG-DISTANCE BALLOONING.

    Messrs. Forbes (Vice-President) and C. Yates (a member of the Aero Club, America) have met with an accident in a balloon race. ...

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  42. ADVISORY BOARD'S SYMPATHY.

    Before proceeding with the ordinary business at the meeting of the Advisory Board of Agriculture on Wednesday afternoon, the Chairman (Mr. J. W. Sandford) said the ...

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  43. KING AND INDIA.

    King George, in a message to the people of India, after acknowledging the homage tendered to him by the princes and people of India, adds:—"The prosperity and ...

    Article : 63 words
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