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  2. Cable Comments.

    Now that the allies are daily becoming more powerful and secure in China, their demands upon that country have begun to receive peremptory definition. The Kaiser, ...

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  3. Imperial Parliament.

    A royal proclamation dissolving the Imperial Parliament was published in the "London Gazette" yesterday. The polling in connection with the general ...

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  4. Chillagoe Company.

    The Governor-in-Council yesterday Approved of permission being given to the Chillagoe Company to construct a further section of 25 miles of the Mareeba to ...

    Article : 118 words
  5. Coalminers' Strike.

    The strike has actually ended. An agreement between masters and miners has been drawn up and signed by the coalmasters and the miners' delegates, fixing the prices as ...

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  6. Advertising

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  7. Back From the War.

    By the Sydney mail train last night the following invalids returned to Queensland:-- First contingent: No. 74, Sergeant J. M'Arthur; No. 166, Private A. E. Alley; ...

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  8. LATEST SHIPPING.

    September 20.--ARAMAC, s., 2,114 tons. Captain Butcher, from Cooktown, via ports. Passengers: Mesdames Clarke, Coward and child, C. J. Clark. Misses Moller, R. Sbaw, ...

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  9. SEEMS VERY TAME

    indeed. There is little doubt but that the present Manchu Government would be quite willing to decapitate 5.000 Boxers, or even the same number of innocent chinese citizens, in ...

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  10. LINE INSPECTED.

    Mr. J. F. Thallon (deputy commissioner), who with Messrs. H. C. Stanley (chief engineer), and W. H. Nisbet (chief mechanical engineer), has been on a tour of inspection in ...

    Article : 185 words
  11. Gladstone and the Liberals.

    The Right Hon. Herbert J. Gladstone, the chief whip of the Liberal party, addressed his constituents at Leeds last evening, and stated that the Liberals could not expect to obtain a ...

    Article : 95 words
  12. THE DOUBLE-DEALING LI

    in this connection. Lord Salisbury is still more emphatic, and makes for more extensive and important demands than those that have emanated from Germany. He requires the ...

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  13. TELEGRAMS.

    The pigeon shooting match for £100 aside and the championship, between Bobby, of Ballarat, winner of the championship of New South Wales on September 7. and A. W. ...

    Article : 396 words
  14. Rosebery and the Liberals.

    Nearly 50 members of the Literal party have addressed a letter to the Earl of Rosebery, urging him to make a pronouncement on behalf of the party, and promising to ...

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  15. PRINCE TUAN WILL TREMBLE

    in his embroidered shoes. His only chance of eluding punishment, would appear to consist in annihilating his identity, and of burying himself somewhere in the wiids of central ...

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  16. Chamberlain on the Situation.

    The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, in a brief letter, which appears in the papers this morning, points out that the principal issue at the general elections will be the merits of ...

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  17. District Court.

    The criminal sittings of the District Court were commenced this morning, before his honour Judge Mansfield. Mr. F. w. Dickson prosecuted on behalf of ...

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  18. Southern Sporting.

    MELBOURNE, September 20. Argonaut and Peninsular were scratched yesterday for both the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups. ...

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  19. Texas Disaster.

    The latest information relative to the recent hurricane and tidal wave on the coast of Texas, which, caused such havoe, at Galveston and in its vicinity, shows that ...

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  20. THE SACRED VERMILION PENCIL.

    Included amongst these will be Kang-Yi, sometimes called Kwang-tung, the president of the Board of Punishments. This ...

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  21. To-night's Ball.

    The arrangements for the "poster" ball, at the Centennial Hall this evening, in aid of the Lady Lamington Hospital, are in an advanced stage. In order that the dresses ...

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  22. UNDOING AND PUNISHMENT.

    The Empress must know that with the Emperor in Pekin, and with tho Powers at his back, he would at onco ascend the throne and wield tho sceptre which she ...

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  23. Australian Federation.

    A proclamation by Her Majesty the Queen, dated Balmoral, September 17, with regard to Australian federation, has been published in the "London Gazette." The proclamation ...

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  24. PHYSICAL FORCE

    will effect the reinstatement of the Emperor in Pekin, although, should division arise in the counsels of the Empress, a new party might appear sufficiently strong either to ...

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  25. German Loan.

    The German Government loan of 80,000,000 marks (£4,000,000), which was placed in America, has been over-subscribed there. The proposal of the German Government ...

    Article : 55 words
  26. National Park.

    Approval was given yesterday to the proclamation of a reserve of 7,500 acres, in the parishes of Cairns and Smithfield, as a national park. The reserve includes the area ...

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  27. Australian Parliaments.

    IN the Legislative Council yesterday afternoon Mr. Suttor made an explanation of the position he took up lost week. He slated that he had asked the Government to relieve ...

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  28. REPLACING THE EMPEROR

    upon his throne, many of the Chinese themselves may be depended upon to give a whole souled assistance. Sir Robert Hart's warning that Chinese ...

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  29. VICTORIA.

    At a meeting of the Opposition a subcommittee was appointed to draw up the legislative bill of fare of the Liberal party for the forthcoming general election. ...

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  30. Gilgandra Murders.

    The Governors have been seen af Alleyn River, four miles from the bead waters of the Patterson River. They stuck up two timber-getter, and did not leave ...

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  31. Steamer Collision.

    The steamers Stormaran, from Manchester to Hamburg, and Gordon Castle, from West Africa to Barrow-in-Furness, yesterday came into collision during a fog in Cardigan Bay. ...

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  32. SCARCITY OP PROVISIONS.

    and this side reference to the fact discloses some of the difficulties which must attend a winter occupation of a city the roads to which become increasingly difficult of traversation ...

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  33. German Socialists.

    At the congress of socialists now being held at Mainz, in Germany, a resolution was passed condemning the "world" policy, of the Emperor William of Germany. ...

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  34. Australian Federation

    A cable to the Government states that the Queen on Monday signed a proclamation, calling the Commonwealth into existence on January 1. ...

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  35. FOUR MILLIONS STERLING

    of her bonds upon the New York market. Although Germany has a very small national debt nationally she is by no means wealthy, and any continued campaigning in ...

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  36. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    In the Legislative Council a motion to apply the Hare-Spence system of effective voting to the elections for the Federal Parliament was carried by 11 to 5. The ...

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  37. Bubonic Plague.

    Ono of the cases of bubonic plague at Glasgow has terminated fatally. ...

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  38. WEST AUSTRALIA.

    The Full Court has given an important decision concerning residence areas on goldfields. The court holds that there is nothing in the Act or regulations to prevent holders ...

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  39. HUGE SUMS IN GOLD

    in reserve against any sudden outbreak of hostilities. Upon this gold, ever since her last war with France, it is needless to say she has gathered no interest. It has lain idle in ...

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  40. WEST AUSTRALIA:

    A bill to allow women to practise as solicitors was passed through committee in the Legislative Council yesterday. ...

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  41. Grazing Farms.

    At the Executive meeting yesterday approval was given to the throwing open to selection as grazing farms of six portions in the parishes of Warro and Thornhill, Bundaberg ...

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  42. The Plague.

    The report from Colmslie this morning states that Grainger, who took a bad turn a few days ago, had very much improved. Lackey and Miss James were also stated to be ...

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  43. TASMANIA.

    A large deputation of members of Parliament waited upon the Treasurer and asked that Press rates for the Parliamentary reports be reduced by one-half conditionally that no loss ...

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  44. Treasure Ship.

    On a recent trip the Alameda carried from Australia to San Francisco gold to the value of £540,000. The San Francisco chronicle says: "Ever since the big pile of money ...

    Article : 258 words
  45. Warships for Britain.

    Sir John C. R. Colomb has an article in the August number of the "Fortnightly Review," advocating the establishment of shipyards, arsenals, supply depots, and large ...

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  46. JAPAN AND COREA.

    which only deepens the suspicion of a Japanese and Russian agreement as regards that peninsula. ...

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  47. South Africa.

    The British eastward progress along the Pretoria-Delagoa railway line has been remarkably rapid. With startling suddenness we were transported to Barberton, ...

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  48. City Police Court.

    At the City Police Court this morning, before Mr. G.P. M. Murray, P.M., and Messrs. R. C. Verney, J. F. Horsley, E. Lethem, S. White, and J. Robinson, JJ.P., Thomas ...

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  49. NEW ZEALAND.

    The first instance of an old age pension applicant being imprisoned for making a false statement occurred at Thames. The man stated had only £46 worth of property, and he was ...

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  50. Evening Entertainments.

    There was a large audience at the Opera House last night, when the Ada Delroy Company repeated their attractive programme. The bioscope pictures were watched with ...

    Article : 76 words
  51. WITH EQUAL CELERITY

    and a battle was soon after said to be raging between that place and Hectorspruit. Here it was thought the Boers under Steyn might males something of a stand. This, however. ...

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  52. Acting Crown Prosecutors.

    Mr. George Scott has been appointed to act as Crown prosecutor at Goondiwiudi, St. George, Charleville, and Dalby, on October 1 aud 8, and November 2 and 7 respectively. ...

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  53. Meat Prices Advanced.

    The Central Queensland Meat Export Company, Limited, announce in another column an advance in Fitzroy meat, and also a reduction in trade discounts from 10 per cent ...

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  54. Theatre Royal.

    The attendance at the Theatre Royal continues to be very satisfactory, and large audiences are the rule nightly. On Saturday evening next several important features will ...

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  55. THE PORTUGUESE

    who line the border have, however, been reinforced. It would be somewhat amusing if the Boers and the Portuguese should at this stage of affairs got at loggerheads. ...

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  56. Unlicensed Hawkers.

    At the City Police Court this morning, before Mr. G. P. M. Murray, P.M., and Messrs. R. C. Verney, J. F. Horsley, E. Lethem, S. White, and J. Robinson, JJ.P., ...

    Article : 157 words
  57. Advertising

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  58. THE SITUATION

    would be somewhat anomalous; but theoretically Great Britain would have to compensate Portugal for any damage she might suffer owing to turbulencies in one of her colonies-- ...

    Article : 88 words
  59. Advertising

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  60. SHIPLOADS OF SUPPLIES

    which speculators have recently accumulated at Delagoa Bay will find a ready entrance into the Transvaal, and the famine prices recently mentioned will rule no more at ...

    Article : 121 words
  61. Advertising

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