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  2. CABLE NEWS.

    “The Times” correspondent at Ottawa states that the refusal of the Council of the Montreal Board of Trade to take part in any movement ...

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  3. CABLE NEWS.

    In the House of Commons on Friday, while the Budget was under discussion, Mr Howland. Hunt submitted an amendment for the repeal of the ...

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  4. CABLE NEWS.

    The “Yorkshire Dost,” in discussing the dispute between the wool brokers in Sydney and tho wool buyers, which has resulted in the suspension of the ...

    Article : 86 words
  5. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The excellent prospects of the Cathcart Gold Minos continue and the resuts of yields to hand maintain the exceptional values of recent developments. A ...

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  6. TAXI-CAB V. HORSE CAB.

    Owing to the severe competition in London of the motor taxi-cabs, the owners of the horso drawn cabs have introduced voluntarily a minimum fare ...

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  7. AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

    Captain R. W. Cresswell, Director of the Commonwealth Naval Forces, who attended Mr J. G. Foxton at the Imperial Defence Conference, has sailed ...

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  8. INTERSTATE NEWS.

    A meeting of wool growers, buyers and sellers was held this morning. It is anticipated that the hitch will be overcome, and the sales will proceed to-morrow. ...

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  9. SCARSDALE.

    For some time the State school girls, assisted by their elders, have been working assiduously preparing for the above, which was held on Friday and ...

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  10. WILL THE LORDS REJECT IT?

    The “Standard,” in its issue of yesterday, stated that both Mr John Burns, President of tho Board of Trade, and Mr Lewis Harcourt, First ...

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  11. TARIFF REFORM.

    Lord Hugh Cecil, a former member of Parliament, who is a Unionist freetrader, has written a letter to the “Spectator” in reply to its article last ...

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  12. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN RAILWAYS.

    The annual report of the Railway Commissioners shows that the net revenue' was [?]5438,431. representing 9.93 per cent, on capital expenditure, afer paying ...

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  13. AMERICAN POLITICS.

    President Taft proposes to ask Congress to devote 7,000,000 dollars (£1,400,000) from the annual profit from the foreign mail service to the ...

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  14. SKILLED LABOR AT BROKEN HILL.

    Mr Delprat general manager of the Proprietary, in his official report, states that there is a general scarcity of skilled laborers on Broken Hill at the ...

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  15. LINTON.

    The fortnightly meeting of the Linton branch A.N.A. was held in the Shire Hall on Saturday evening; the president. Mr A. J. Smith, in the chair. ...

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  16. ARTILLERYMAN CHARDED WITH THEFT.

    A case of considerable interest was heard this morning at the Queenscliff Police Court, before Mr Murphy, P. M., and Messrs Simpkins and Thwaites, ...

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  17. QUEENSLAND ELECTIONS.

    The latest election returns are as follows:—Ministerial 40; Labor, 28; Independent Opposition, 4. ...

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  18. RI[?]AL POLAR CLAIMANTS

    Commander Peary has arrived at New York on board the Arctic ship roosevelt. He received an enthusiastic welcome from tho people, and ...

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  19. WINDERMERE.

    The weather records furnished by Miss F. M. Harding, of Hill View, show that during tho month of September rain fell on 11 days, the total ...

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  20. EMPIRE PREFERENTIAL TRADE.

    About thirty of the representatives to the chamoers of Commerce congress waited on the Misnister for customs to-day, on the [?]duction of ...

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  21. SHAKESPEARE.

    A discovery of great interest to admirers of William Shakespeare has been made by Dr Charles W. Wallace. In going through records of an old ...

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  22. CRESSY.

    A ball in connection with the local football club was hold ha the local Mechanics’ Hall on Friday evening, and there was a very good attendance ...

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  23. BALLAN'S FINANCIAL POSITION.

    Put concisely, the financial position of the Ballan Shire is as follows:—Overdraft, £1710; estimated expenditure, £3495; estimated receipts, £2730. This ...

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  24. POLAR TERRITORY.

    Acting on behalf of the Dominion of Canada, Captain Bernier, in the Government steamer Arctic, has taken formal possession of Banks Land and ...

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  25. THE DOCUMENT PUBLISHED.

    “The Times’’ this morning publishes tho text of Wallace’s document, which is the most interesting since Green’s discovery of Shakespeare’s will in ...

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  26. A NEWSPAPER PLEBISCITE.

    The “Pittsburg Press,” an influential newspaper published in Pennsylvania, has taken a vote of its readers on the Polar controversy. 73.238 ...

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  27. NORTH ATLANTIC TRADE.

    The profit of £250,000 made by the Norddeutscher Lloyd for the first half of 1909 was due to the increased receipts obtaining from the North ...

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  28. MARYBOROUGH.

    Jubilee services in connection with the Presbyterian Church, Maryborough, were conducted on Sunday by the Right Rev. the Moderator of the ...

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  29. DEFENCE OF THE EMPIRE

    An official announcement has been made that Lord Morley, Secretary of State for India, has sanctioned the application of the Imperial General Staff ...

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  30. CORDON.

    There was a sprinkling of snow an ougst two or three heavy showers that fell on Sunday. Sunday and Monday were very cold, and the ...

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  31. SUFFRAGETTE HUNGER STRIKERS.

    After consultations with their legal advisers the leaders of the militant suffragettes have decided to take action with regard to the forcible ...

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  32. CORINDHAP.

    A private match between terriers owned by Mr R. Jolly and Mr M. Harrison was run off on the coursing club’s ground on Saturday afternoon. The match was ...

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  33. MINERS’ REST.

    The annual concert in aid of the funds of the local Roman Catholic Church, which is to take place on Wednesday evening next, gives every indication of ...

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  34. MAHDI IN ARABIA.

    Advices received in London state that 40,000 followers have flocked to the standard raised in Arabia by the Mahdi. The Constantinople ...

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  35. MINERS’ WAGES.

    For the first time since 1907, the selling price of Northumberland, coal is showing a tendency to advance. The Conciliation Board for the ...

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  36. ALPINE DANGERS.

    The Alpine season in 1909 has been attended by even more accidents than in previous years Disasters to climbers in Switzerland during tho past few ...

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  37. CHARLTON.

    The rainfall for September, as registered at the Charlton post office, was 78 points. Rain fell on six days For the 9 mouths of this year the total ...

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  38. NAPOLEONS.

    An interesting wood-chopping contest took place at Mr Thomas’ Napoleons hotel last Saturday, and there were a good number of spectators present. ...

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  39. GREEK CRISIS.

    In connection with the crisis in Greece M. Corgialegno, a prominent Greek resident, of London, has presented to King George of Greece, the sum ...

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  40. MONTREAL TUBERCULOSIS INSTITUTE.

    It is announced that King Edward will open, the Royal Edward Tuberculosis Institute, which has been erected in Belmont Park, Montreal. His ...

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  41. GEELONG.

    The rainfall registered at the meteorological station at the Mechanics’ institute for the month of September was 116 points, and for ...

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  42. NHILL.

    The Nhill Town Band was in “high feather” recently, when the commodious and ornate band rotunda was formally opened. In brilliant moonlight and ...

    Article : 327 words
  43. TAFT’S WOULD-BE ASSASSIN

    It has transpired that President Taft’s would-be assailant was a youth named Arthur Wright, of respectable parentage, but weak-minded. The ...

    Article : 40 words
  44. Advertising

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  45. LEXTON.

    The shoot last Saturday, held on the local rifle range, for the trophy donated try Mr R. W. Laidlaw, resulted in W. Karsake getting first log-in, ...

    Article : 485 words
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