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  3. MILITARY TITLES.

    Referring to the military titles controversy, a correspondent writes:— "An effort is being made to establish titles in Australia, hitherto fairly ...

    Article : 391 words

  4. MARTIN HANNAH.

    One of the elect of the Railway Servants, was born at Whroo, Victoria, on February 28th., 1865. His father was one of the first on the Peg Leg. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 307 words

  5. PAINTING THE EMPIRE YELLOW.

    When Mr. Chamberlain plunged Great Britain into war with the two Boer Republics spent £220,000,000 of public money, and undid the work of 37 years' reduction of the national ...

    Article : 997 words

  6. CROWN LESSEES.

    Mr. J. Morden writes:—In reading The Tocsin of June 4th, 1904, I find it contains splendid facts on New Zealand, therefore I desire to bring to ...

    Article : 414 words

  7. IS THE KING A HOME EULER?

    This is a question which has evidently obtruded itself into even the most loyal circles, and thus purturbed the minds of "His Majesty's lieges." "The Times" ...

    Article : 393 words

  8. THE MONGOL PROBLEM.

    We object to the competition of Chinese coolies who, on a different and lower standard of life, can overcome white labourers in the struggle for wages, to the pole benefit of a ...

    Article : 304 words

  9. BENT SKIPS DOWNING STREET.

    No flies on Bent. When the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth wish to convey to the president and people the United States the sympathy of ...

    Article : 175 words
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