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  2. TOWN OR COUNTRY.

    Residents of Ballarat and the surrounding district have received more encouragement from the Railway Deparment than perhaps, dwellers in ...

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  3. CABLES.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr W. Grooke, Liberal member for Woolwich, moved an extension. of the Trade Boards Act to afford the minimum. ...

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  4. CABLES.

    Mr Grahame White, the well-known aviator. has submitted number of fresh proposals to the Government in regard to aerial defence. ...

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  5. CABLES.

    Conflicting reports are in [?] concerning the Pope, but there can be little doubt condition call for anxiety. ...

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  6. CABLES.

    Much public indignation is being displayed at a police order prohibiting all meetings and street demonstrations in St. Petersburg until further notice ...

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  7. BURYING THE DEAD.

    The rival armies to the west of Chat[?] spent yesterday burying the men Called in the recent shary engagement. The Turks buried 400 Bulgarians. ...

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  8. WHEAT MARKET.

    The wheat market to-day was firm and quiet, and prices were unchanged. Practically no bidding for cargoes took place. ...

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  9. BULGAR TROOPS TO GO ROME.

    Advices from Sofia announce that two classes of Bulgar territorial troops, [?]bering 20,000 men in all, have been went to their homos on an unlimited ...

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  10. CAFFINE INJECTIONS.

    The latest bulletin issued by the physicians in attendance upon the Pope states that a alight rise in his temperature has taken place. Caffeine ...

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  11. AMUSEMENTS.

    Capt. Ellis announces that a magnificent programme of the world’s best and most up-to-date pictures will be screened at the Coliseum this evening. It will ...

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  12. MR HOLMAN IN AEROPLANE. ALTITUDE OF 1000 FEET.

    Mr W. H. Holman, the New South Wales Attorney-General, made a flight as a passenger in an aeroplane to-day He ascended in a biplane from ...

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  13. PLOT TO DETHRONE SULTAN.

    The Porte has ordered detectives to surround the palace of Prince Mahmud-Valid-Eddin, younger brother of the Sultan, and has forbidden the Prince ...

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  14. MRS. PANKHURST FASTS

    A question was asked in the House of Commons this afternoon in regard to Mrs Pankhurst, the Suffragette loader, who has taken nothing except ...

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  15. BATHE'S PICTURES.

    Business has been very brisk of late at the Alfred Hall, and another very fine house assembled last night for the change of programme. Little [?] ...

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  16. MR. WATT IN LONDON.

    The Hon. W. A. Watt, Premier of Victoria, inspected the Tilbury docks to-day. Subsequently he stated that a considerable extension of the docks ...

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  17. FERMENT IN THE ARMY.

    The ferment the Ottoman army is [?] and serious developments are [?] The life of Enver Bey, the [?] Turk leader, is threatened by ...

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  18. CASE-AGAINST ANNIE KENNEY.

    The case against Miss Annie Kenney, a member of the committee of the Women’s Social and Political Union, who was arrested yesterday, has been ...

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  19. HOSPITAL AND POLITICS.

    The action of the Hospital committee in refusing to grant an application from the local Federal Electoral Officer for the establishment of a poll— ...

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  20. COUNTRY NEWS

    The Ararab Cookery Centre was officially opened yesterday. At the invitation of Mr J. C. Loughrey, head teacher of the Elementary High School, a number ...

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  21. MONTENEGRO AND TURKEY.

    The Montenegrin Government has re[?] on military grounds, to hand the Turkish commander at Skutari the Grand Vizier's permit for the civil ...

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  22. MARCONI SHARES.

    The Select Committee which is investigating the circumstances of Marconi agreement heard further evidence to-day. ...

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  23. BEN HUR.

    Monday and Tuesday next, at Her Majesty’s Theatre at a quarter to [?] will be presented by the J. C. Williamson dramatic Company, the much ...

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  24. INCIDENTS OF CAMPAIGN.

    The Women’s Social Political Union denies the report that suffragettes attempted to blow up stands at the Crystal Palace on the day before the ...

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  25. BRITISH WARSHIPS.

    The British cruisers Duke of Edin[?]gh and Medea, have been ordered eastward. Several other British warship have been ordered to be in ...

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  26. ARRANGING TERMS.

    At is understood that the Powers' reply to the Allies practically accepts Bulgaria's demands regarding the new [?]tier. The cowers, however, ...

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  27. COCHILL’S CREEK.

    Miss O’Brien, who has been relieving State school teacher for the last twelve months, has severed her connection with the Department owing to her ...

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  28. INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

    Mr John Gahan, chairman of the Slaters’ and Tilers' Board has forwarded the amended determination to Sir Alexander Peacock, Minister of Labor. ...

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  29. UNITED STATES TARIFF

    The new Tariff Bill proposes to grant a concession of 5 per cent, on the import duties on goods conveyed in American ships. This provision is in ...

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  30. ELECTORAL REFORM.

    In the House Commons this afternoon, Sir Henry’ Kimber, Bart, Unionist member for Wandsworth, introduced a Redistribution Bill. The measure ...

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  31. CAMPERDOWN.

    At the monthly meeting of directors of the Camperdown Butter Factory the manager reported for the month of March as follows:- Milk received, 79,817 ...

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  32. AVOCA.

    The erection of the new Methodist Church at Moonambel is completed, and the opening ceremony will shortly take place. ...

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  33. CONVICTS EAT CONVICT.

    An appalling story of cannibalism [?] reached Paris from, Cayenne, the capital of French Guiana. The "Matin" states the recently four ...

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  34. FERRY STRIKE ECHO.

    It transpired to-day that Sydney was last night on the verge of another ferry strike. The employes of the Port Jackson and Manly Steamship. ...

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  35. PLURAL VOTING ABOLITION.

    The bill introduced by Mr Phrase, President of the Board1 of Education, for the abolition of plural Voting is commented upon by the “Manchester ...

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  36. LATE W. C. PENLEY

    The will of the late Mr W. C. Penley, the well-known theatrical manager, has been lodged for probate. The estate amounts to £15,000. ...

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  37. BALLAN.

    At the Police Court on Thursday before Mr S. J. Goldsmith, P.M., and A. W. Salter, J.P., the Chief Electoral Inspector through Alfred Step[?]en ...

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  38. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

    There way a large audience at Her-Majesty's Theatre last night for the Second production of the sensational Anglo-Russian military drama. "The ...

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  39. DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT

    The health of H.R.H. the Duchess of Connaught is still very unsatisfactory. Her medical advisers urge tint she undergo another operation to prevent ...

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  40. MINING STRIKE OVER.

    The 3000 miners who wont on strike on Monday at Cannock Chase, in Staffordshire, because some non-unionists were bring employed, have returned to ...

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  41. MILLBROOK.

    A large gathering, assembled at the Millbrook Mothodist Church on Tuesday evening to bid farewell to their minister (Mr Mo[?]), who has been laboring most ...

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  42. HOME RULE.

    Speaking at the City Laberal Club [?] last night, Sir Rufus Isaacs, At[?] General, said the time was approaching when suggestions to amend ...

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  43. CASUALITIES & FATALITIES.

    An accident befell Dr Johnson on Wednesday. He was driving in [?] buggy when the vehicle cap[?], through colleding with a st[?]p. The medico was ...

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  44. MESSAGES AND COMMERCE.

    Among the resolutions which will be submitter by the Sydney Chamber off Commerce delegatee to the Associated Chambers' Conference are two dealing ...

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  45. DOCKYARD DISPUTE

    Last month the workmen employed at several Government dockyards refused to work overtime unless granted an increase, in wages. The trouble ...

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  46. PERUVIAN ATROCITIES

    The Parliamentary committee of enquiry into the Peruvian rubber, atrocities. sat again to-day, whem Senhor Julic Arana, managing director, of the ...

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  47. CANADIAN NAVY.

    In the Dominion House of Commons yesterday Mr Borden, the Prime Minister, introduced a Closure Bill, with the object of ending the Liberal ...

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  48. ROCKDUST DISBASE.

    A Ryan told the Rockchoppers Wages Board last night that twelve years ago he worked with a gang of 20 choppers but now he was the only survivor. All ...

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  49. LAD'S SUICIDE.

    At the Morgue to-day, the Coroner (Dr. Gole) inquired into the circumstances surrounding the death of Oscar Augustine Hill, aged 19 years a pupil at the ...

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  50. MARYBOROUGH.

    On Wednesday the annual picnic of the farming community at Moolort was held on a portion of Mr W. Meredith's property. The gathering, which was ...

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  51. ACTOR-MANAGER THREATENED.

    The trial was concluded to-day, of two brothers, Reinald Treloar, alias Nicholson, and George Treloar, clerks, on charge of Having, sent threatening ...

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  52. SOUTHERN COAL STRIKE

    The New South Wales Labor Council has decided to mediate in the Southern coal strike. ...

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  53. SAWVER INJURED.

    Edwin Schefferis aged 40 employed at the Oriental Timber Works North Share wa engaged working a breaking down [?] when a piece of wood flew ...

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  54. CARMEN STRIKE.

    A strike of carmen on the International Railway led to serious rioting. The troops bayonetted the crowd and during the melee three persons ...

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  55. SOCIETY MEETINGS.

    The fortnightly meeting of the Star of Sebastopol Tent, I.O.R., was held on Wednesday evening last Br F. S. Taylor C.R. presided. A letter was ...

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  56. OBITUARY.

    The death has occurred of Sir Clement Lloyd Hill K.C.M.G., K.C.B., Unionist M.P. for Shrewbury since 1906. He was in his 69th year. ...

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  57. WOMAN UNIDENTIFIED.

    Identification has riot yet been established in the case of the woman who [?] last night after being broke up on the Sandringtiam beach, apperently ...

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  58. BEAUFORT.

    The Reve J[?] Barningham who has been in charge of the Beaufort Methoddist [?] for the past three years was [?] at the local Sunday school ...

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  59. MINERS' REST.

    The local hall committee have decided to install a new air gas plant. After effecting exten[?] repairs to the [?] ing and purchasing the new lighting ...

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  60. CORRESPONDENCE.

    Sir,-Kindly allow me a space in your paper to thank the doctors and nursing staff of No 1 ward Ballarat Hospital for their kindness and attention to me ...

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  61. GERMAN DEFENCES.

    The new Army Bill was further debated in the Reichtag yesterday. The measure was referred to the Budget Committee. The debate was marked ...

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  62. SICK WOMAN'S SUICIDE.

    A verd[?] of suicide was returned by the Corpner to-day in connection with the death of Elma Stewart, a married woman who on 26th March was found ...

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  63. LORD DUDLEY’S SON.

    The condition of the Hon. Roderie Ward, son of Lord Dudley, is improving, although the patient is Still unconscious. The lad was recently ...

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  64. FELL INTO BOILING WATER.

    John Dodrell 18 fell into a [?] of boiling water at leggo's [?] factory today, and was admitted to the hospital with serious [?] on his right side. ...

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  65. JAPAN AND AMERICA.

    Japanese [?] to boycott the Panama [?] Exhibition at San Francisco [?] the anti-Japanese legislation proposed in California is ...

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  66. CLUNES.

    A sensational bolt occurred yesterday morning. A pair of horse attached to a hay [?] owned by Mr W. Gr[?] of [?] was ...

    Article : 167 words
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