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Home Role Bill.
In the House of Commons yesterday the debate on the second reading of the Home Rule Bill, was commenced, Mr. Bat- four delivering a searching criticism of ...
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Strike in America.
The tentative agreement providing a basis of settlement of the anthracite coal dispute has been rejected by the mine workers, who refused to accept the ...
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Arbitration Case.
The President of the Arbitration Court (Mr. Justice Higgins) said yesterday in the tramway case, "I am inclined to make some difference between work that ...
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COPARTNERSHIP RESPONSIBILITY.
Following on some remarks made by us on Wednesday; we, now point - out that whilst. great care must be taken in selecting an Industry for copartnership, ...
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Affairs in China.
Reuter's correspondent at Peking reports that there are growing indications that the Chinese Premier, Tang Shso-yi, is endeavouring to assume a practical ...
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CHILD DESERTION CASE.
A man, on warrant, was charged at the Parramatta Court with deserting children in Queensland, and learning them without support. A constable deposed that when ...
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COMING EVENTS.
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Bagdad Railway.
The Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith), replying to a question by Mr. J. F. Mason, in the House of Commons this afternoon, said that the. Government was ...
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MAIL SERVICES.
Deputation yesterday from the Chamber of Commerce waited on the Postmaster-General (Hon. C. E. Frazer) with respect to improving the mail service both ...
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TO-MORROW.
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FUTURE DATES.
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Tripoli Campaign.
Two dirigible balloons made reconnaissance over the Turkish camps in Tripoli, and 30 bombs were dropped at Axizia, and a dozen at Suenic Benaden, ...
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FEDERAL LAND TAX.
The returns in connection with the federal land tax show that the taxes assessed for the financial year now due total £1,303,238. ...
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London Tailors.
The strike by employees in the tailoring trade who are demanding better accommodation, and also an increase of 2d. per hour., for pieceworkers and a .minimum ...
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Diary for To-day and To-morrow.
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Panama Canal.
Mr. R. Scwerin, representing the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, told the Senate Committee on iriterocean canals that the Federal Government was anxious to ...
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WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY . AT HOBART.
The Postal Department notifies that the wireless telegraph station at Hobart now is open for business, the hours of attendance being from 11 a.m. to 11 p:m., or ...
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N.S.W. MINERALS.
The Press collection of minerals which Mr. Hugh .Dixon presented to the Government of New South Wales for exhibition at the geological .museum, in Jermyn ...
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RAILWAY SLEEPERS FROM TASMANIA.
An urgent request was made to the Home Affairs Department yesterday by a Tasmanian senator that the whole of the two million sleepers required 'for 'the ...
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OCEANA COLLISION.
The Inquiry into the foundering of the P. and O. liner Oceana through a collision with the German barque Pisagua, off Beachy Head, on 16th March, was ...
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OSBORNE JUDGMENT.
The London "Daily Telegraph': declares that the Prime Minister (Mr. Asquitb) is pledged to try during the present session, to .carry the bill for the reversal of, the ...
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MR. BALFOUR'S CASUISTRY.
Mr. A. J. Balfour is one of the most notable of living statesmen. He is particularly great as a philosopher, in the region of logic, he ds a casuist, when in ...
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MAMMOTH STEAMER.
Messrs. Crosoy. and Co., have received an inquiry from the Liverpool office of the White Star line as to the faclities at Hobart for the accommodational of neam ...
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INDUSTRIAL UNREST.
The "Times" announces that th Government has appointed a committee of the Cabinet to conduct an investigation into the existing industrial unrest. ...
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FEDERAL CAPITAL.
The complaints by the secretary of the Labourers' Union at the federal capital works that the Minister for Home Affairs (Mr. O Malley) had not kept his promise ...
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PICKETS FINED.
Fifteen men, who were on -picket duty have been fined £2 each for intimidation of workers in connection with a dispute at motor works, at Lctchworth ...
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AMBASSADOR BRYCE.
It is stated semi-officially that. Mr. James Brycc, the British ambassador at Washington, who now is. on brave, fully expects to resume his position, after his ...
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WOOL SALES.
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P. and C. company.
The new issue of capital by the Peninsular and Oriental Company has caused a relapse in the quotations for the company's shares. It is suggested that the ...
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PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.
The attention of the Minister for Customs (Hon. F. G. Tudor) recently was drawn to an attempt made to import into the Commonwealth a patent medicine, ...
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EXPLOSION OF GAS.
An accident possessing somewhat remarkable characteristics, occurred at Young Bros.' destroyed building at tho corner of Edward and Mary streets, ...
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EMPEROR WILLIAM.
The Emperor william of Germany has purchased several sheep farms at Windhock, in German South-west Africa, with a view to making Germany less dependent ...
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AEROPLANES FOR BRITISH ARMY.
The British Government already has ordered 20 aeroplanes for the army, and has authorised orders for an additional 40. ...
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SAMOA AND MIXED MARRIAGES.
In the German Reichstag yesterday, during tho discussion on the Samoan estimates, Dr. Solf (Minister for the Colonics), reiterated his opposition to ...
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ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The Royal Mall Steam Packet Company is issuing ordinary stock to the amount of £900,000 chiefly in view of expected developments In connection with ...
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STRUCK BY LARGE STONE.
When working in a railway cutting at Bowen Hills yesterday, William Smyth 45, labourer, was struck by a large piece of stone, sustaining a large lacerated ...
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BOXING MATCH.
Billy Panke, former middleweight champion, knocked out ex-policcman Leitch in the second, round of a 10-round tout at the National Sporting Club. ...
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WOOL SALES.
At the London colonial wool safes today the market was animated, and prices were maintained firmly for all sorts. ...
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SALE OF A PICTURE.
A Rembrand picture, represent a woman plucking geese, has been sold for £19,000. ...
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