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  2. London Preparations.

    Our London correspondent, writing on May 23, says:— The two subjects most talked about in London now are the coronation and the ...

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  4. South Africa.

    The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain is communicating with Lord Milnor relative to the appointment of some of the Buer-leaders to positions in the civil service, but he is ...

    Article : 56 words
  5. Illness of the King.

    An official bulletin was issued at 10.50 p.m. yesterday, stating that the King continues to make satisfactory progress. His Majesty slept for some hours to-day.; he ...

    Article : 205 words
  6. COMING EVENTS.

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  7. Family Notices

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  8. TO-MORROW.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 16 words
  9. Prisoners at Pretoria Released.

    Commandant-general Botha, who is on a visit to Pretoria, had an interview with the prisoners of war there, when he counselled them to submit to British authority. Forty ...

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  10. FUTURE DATES.

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  11. Death of a Trooper.

    The death is-announced of Private Alfred Stevens, of the third New South Wales Imperial bushmen, at Pretoria, from lung disease. ...

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  12. QUEEN AND PRINCE OF WALES.

    Queen Alexandra and the Prince of Wales, in telegraphing their thanks for the messages of sympathy received from the British provinces, state that the King is progressing ...

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  14. Seddon in England.

    The Right Hon. R. J. Seddon (Premier of New Zealand has arranged to visit Wales and Ireland. Mrs. Seddon is to christen a new steamer ...

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  15. RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

    The thanks giving service, which it was intended to hold at St. Paul's Cathedral on Sunday, and to which distinguished colonial and American visitors were to he invited is, ...

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  16. Diary.

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  17. SUMMARY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 431 words
  18. Boxing Match.

    A contest has taken place between Gus Ruhlin and Sharkey, both prominent pugilists. The fight took place under tho auspices of the National Sporting Club, and ...

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  19. His Majesty's Surgeons.

    IF there is one consoling fact which may specially be ranked anywhere in place with the devotion of the Queen as leading to the happy tidings of His Majesty the King's ...

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  20. QUEEN'S UNREMITTING ATTENTION.

    Queen Alexandra, who has been unremitting in nursing the King, is bearing the strain admirably. ...

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  21. Railway Disaster.

    A railway disaster is reported to have happened in Chili, South America. A bridge in the neighbourhood of Talca collapsed under a passing trains which was thereby ...

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  22. KING'S DINNER ON JULY [?]

    The King has renewed his request that the great dinner, which had been arranged for the poor of London on July 5, and for which elaborate preparations had been made, should ...

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  23. DOCTORS IN ATTENDANCE.

    Sir Frederick Treves, honorary sergeantsurgeon to the King (who performed the operation), Sir Francis Henry Laking, physician in ordinary to the King, and Sir ...

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  24. WARSHIPS DISPERSING.

    All the Brit[?]ist and foreign warships, which had assembled to take part in the great naval review on the 28th instant, occupying a distance of 30 miles, commenced ...

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  25. Sir E. Barton.

    Sir E. Barton, Premier of the Common wealth of Australia, has been overwhelmed with telegrams congratulating him on his knighthood. ...

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  26. DISMANTLING DECORATIONS.

    All the stands which have been erected on the route of the intended royal procession and also the decorations on the buildings and in the streets are being removed. ...

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  27. MORE ABOUT THE TROUBLE.

    The Pall Mall Gazette," referring to the illness of the King, states that an intestinal abscess and blocked the natural, channel, and this involved certain death unless the ...

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  28. FOOD FOR HOSPITALS.

    The surplusage of food, which had been prepared for the Parliamentary lunche[?]en at Westminster to-day, and which includes 1,000 lbs. or salmon, 1,200 fowls, 200 briskets ...

    Article : 44 words
  29. Venezuelan Civil War.

    A decisive battle is said to have occurred in the Venezuelan civil war. The vice-President of the country, with a force of 1,744 men and five guns, after five hours' fighting ...

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  30. ROYAL GUESTS LEAVING

    The Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Australia Prince Albert of Belgium, Prince Leopold of Bavaria, and Admiral Corvais (the French official representative for the coronation), ...

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  31. Coronation Honours.

    HIS MAJESTY, with the self-possession and fidelity to duty which seem never to forsake him, has commanded that the list of coronation honours, be published, as if his ...

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  32. Sir W. V. Harcourt.

    The Right Hon." Sir W. V. Harcourt has decliued the honour of being made a viscount. ...

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  33. TROOPS BY THE BAVARIAN

    The troops who arrived from South Africa by the transport Bavarian were inspected yesterday by Field-marshal Earl Roberts. The colonial troops on board the Bavarian ...

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  34. Pastoral Employment.

    A conference between the Pastoralists' Association and the Shearers Union was concluded yesterday, the shearers agreeing to accept 16s. and found, or 18s. 6d. not found, ...

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  35. Dinner to Sydney Poor.

    Salvation Arm, social officers in the city and suburbs bad a busy time yesterday. As dispensers of a good share of the Government coronation bounty they were enabled to ...

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  36. Very Latest.

    The later bulletins as to the condition of the King have greatly reassured the public, and now a hopeful spirit prevails. The Duke of Connaught, brother of the King, informed ...

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  37. PROVINCIAL FETES POSTPONED.

    All the fetes which had been arranged for Coronation Day in the English provinces, with the exception of those of a charitable character, have been postponed. ...

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  38. Sugar Excise.

    Aa the excise sugar duties have not yet been agreed to by the Senate, the Minister of Customs cannot issue regulations specifying under what conditions the ...

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  39. City Police Court.

    At the City Police Court, before Mr. G. P. M. Murray, P.M., and Messrs. D. Gallwey, T. H. Cowl, R. H. Scott, and J. S. Mullin, JJ.P., this morning, three persons were discharged. ...

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  40. EMPEROR WILLIAM'S SYMPATHY.

    The Emperor William of Germany has been profoundly affected by the illness of King Edward. ...

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  41. Adelaide School Children.

    Yesterday the only public demonstrations were those held by school children, 22,000 of whom assembled in various parks aud recreation grounds to celebrate the coronation. ...

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  42. CONDOLENCES AND SYMPATHY.

    The council of the city of London held a meeting yesterday, and adopted an address to the King, the Queen, and the royal family, expressing the sympathy of the ...

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  43. Melbourne Arrangements.

    In accordance with a wish expressed by Lord Hopetoun all festivities arranged for yesterday were abandoned; all official functions were postponed, and the city was not illuminated. The ...

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  44. Acting Governor-General.

    Some difficulty with regard to the payment of allowances has arisen in connection with Lord Tennyson taking up his residence in Melbourne, where he has been sworn in as ...

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  45. EXPENDITURE ON STANDS.

    The estimated cost of the stands erected in London to accommodate spectators at tho coronation procession is stated at £500,000, only one-fifth of the investment being covered ...

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  47. COLONIALS DISAPPOINTED.

    The colonial military contingents who have arrived in order to take part in the coronation ceremonies are bitterly disappointed at being unable to see the King. It has been arranged ...

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  48. West Australia.

    All celebrations arranged by the Government of this State for yesterday were postponed. ...

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  49. Fog at Melbourne.

    Hobson's Bay was shrouded in a donee fog this morning. The fog interfered with the shipping. The Gulf of Siam, inward from Liverpool, took the ground off ...

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  50. Assault and Robbery.

    At the City Police Court, before Mr. G. P.M. Murray P.M., and Messrs. T. H. Cowl, D. Gallwey, R. H. Scott, and J. S. Mulliu, JJ.P., this morning, William Toombs was ...

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  51. SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S.

    A most impressive service was held to-day in St. Paul's Cathedral to intercede for the restoration of the health of the King. The colonies were represented by Sir E. and Lady ...

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  52. Observance in Hobart.

    Yesterday was spent quietly. Intercessory prayers for the King's recovery were held. ...

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  53. Weather Bureau.

    Sir John See stated last night that be was anxious to retain the services of Mr. Clement Wragge, and that the Government would contribute proportionately towards the cost of ...

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  54. Seeming Suicide.

    a single man, aged 30, who until recently had a photographic supply store in Freeman Street, was found this morning in a bedroom of his, father's house, lying ...

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  55. Official Message.

    The Governor-General, under date June 26, Governor of Queensland : "The following telegram has been received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies:. ...

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  56. According to Custom.

    "Will you do me a favour?" said young Brooks to his wealthy friend Thompson. " I wish, you would lend me a hundred pounds." ...

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  58. Late Hon. G. Leake.

    A State funeral was yesterday accorded to the late Hon. George Leake, Premier of West Australia. ...

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  60. BUCKINGHAM PALACE CALLERS.

    There have been many thousands of callers at Buckingham Palace, and 2,000 names were inscribed in the visitors' book on the first day after the King's illness was announced. ...

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