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CABLEGRAMS.
Extraordinary uneasiness is felt in Paris in connection with the approach of May Day. A considerable number of nervous people are removing valuables ...
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Military Matters.
Sir George French made some very strong remarks with regard to the Military Board, to-day. When asked his opinion of Colonel Antill's speech on ...
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THEATRICAL.
Miss Ellen Terry's jubilee was celebrated with extraordinary enthusiasm. She was accorded great ovations at several theatres. ...
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POSTAL CONGRESS.
Sir J. G. Ward, New Zealand delegate at the Postal Congress, declared that universal penny postage worked well in New Zealand. He said that nationally, ...
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Federal Politics.
Mr. Deakin to-day replied to statements of Mr. Reid contained in a Sydney interview. It was, he said, a fine exhibition of envy, hatred and malice and all ...
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WAGES DISPUTES.
The Employers' Federation and the Manchester Operative Spinners Amalgamation have arranged a five per cent advance in wages, conditional upon an ...
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AUSTRALIAN LEGISLATION.
Professor Egerton, Colonial History, [?]ing his inaugural lecture at Oxlord remarked that the history of the experimental social legislation of ...
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Wedding.
The marriage of Mr. Arthur H. T. Thompson, of Esk, second son of Mr. T. Thompson, of Liverpool, England to Miss Ida May Cooke, third daughter of ...
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THE FRISCO EARTHQUAKE.
Vice-Admiral Moore, at San Francisco, states that he is unable to relieve Australians until Lord Northcote authorises the necessary expenditure for ...
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THE AMERICAN NAVY.
In the American House of Representatives the naval committee have recommended the construction of a battleship larger and with greater gun power than ...
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BRITAIN IN EGYPT.
The Porte denies that the Turkish troops removed the boundary pillar from Rafa, near El Arish, and accuses political intriguers, who have been ...
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SOUTH AFRICA
Bambaata is trying to cut off patrols. Many rebels are returning home in obedience to Dinizulu's warning. ...
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AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE.
The "Spectator" says Mr. Watson is right in advocating universal military service in Australia, but ought to remember that training the individual is ...
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