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CRICKET.
The first of the three trial matches ra-ranged to give the Tenth Australian Eleven a financial start on their trip to England and held the selectors in their duty began ...
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
The vacancy in the House of Commons, caused through the resignation of General Sir James Bevan Edwards, K.C.M.G., C.B., of the constituency of Hythe,, has been ...
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Family Notices
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DEPUTATIONS.
The agitation which has lately been raised to secure the capitation grant for denominational schools has caused much opposition among certain religious sects. ...
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Crumbs.
Bijou. Speech. “Arhan.” Trocadero. ...
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THE FAR EAST.
The “Times” in an article this morning on “The Far East,” declares that the Government of China is a sham, and that the time has come when it is absolutely ...
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AUSTRALIAN TRADE WITH MANCHESTER.
The management of the Gulf Line of Steamships has decided to run its vessels every month from Manchester to Australia, and to put on two extra boats during what ...
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LABOUR TROUBLES IN ENGLAND.
The plasterers belonging to the Building Trade Societies in England have taken a ballot on the matters in dispute between themselves and the masters, with the result ...
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THE JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS.
The House of Commons has passed a vote of £80,000 to defray expenses incurred through the celebrations in connection with the Diamond Jubilee of the Queen. ...
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LAW AND CRIMINAL COURTS.
Charles McManus was fined £1 for having been drunk on North-terrace on Thursday. Nicholas Bennett was accused of riotous behaviour in King William-street on ...
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THE ILLNESS OF THE POPE
The latest bulletin issued from the Vatican is to the effect that His Holiness the Pope, who has undergone an operation, has spent a good night, and that the aged ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.
Messrs. Trumble, Darling, and S. Gregory conferred this morning, and after a little discussion decided to add the names of Iredale and Howell to the nine certainties ...
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LATEST MARKETS.
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THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR.
Baron Von Bulow, the German Minister of Foreign Affairs, states that German subjects in Cuba are about to claim 4,300,000 marks as compensation for damages to ...
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Family Notices
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THE MOUNT MARY TRAGEDY.
Mr. A. Inkster, of Bute, writes:—“In your ‘Observer’ I was sorry to read the account of Frank Ward’s supposed murder of an Indian. I might state that the ...
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SHEEPSKIN MARKET.
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WRECK OF A DOMINION LINER.
The Dominion liner Labrador, 4,737 tons, T. W. Erskine, commander, has been wrecked near the Hebrides, off the west coast of Scotland. The crew and passengers ...
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The Rainfall.
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BAROMETRICAL READINGS.
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CRICKET.
Arrangements have been made for the Australian team, which proceeds to England this month to play a series of cricket matches, to practise at Lord’s instead of ...
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STOCK EXCHANGE OF ADELAIDE.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
“G. Dumel.”—We have written to the correspondent asking him to communicate with you and others who have made enquiries. ...
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GRAZING ON THE WEST COAST.
Mr. David McKenzie, who has just returned from an extended trip along the West Coast, gives a pitiful account of the results of grazing operations there and the ...
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AN IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION.
A judgment of peculiar interest and importance to shipping circles was delivered by Mr. Justice Boucaut yesterday in the Admiralty case, Ceres v. Argyle. His Honor ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The National Rifle Association has rescinded the amendment in its rules altering the size of the bullseye. The Earl of Rosebery has been elected ...
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THE UNDERTAKER’S HORSE.
May be, I’m not much to loot at, I’m played out—and broken down, too; I’ve a bit of condition, for all that, And my blood is the bluest of blue. ...
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LATEST SHIPPING.
Melbourne. — Arrived: March 2—Cambusdoon, Cape Town; Aramac, Cooktown; 3 — Kalgoorlie, Fremaotic; Coogee, Launceston; Penguin, Hobart. ...
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LATEST MINING.
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FRIENDLY SOCIETIES AND THE GOVERNMENT ACTUARY.
A case of much interest to members of Friendly Societies came before the Police Court on Thursday, morning. Mr. A. H. Beyer, the Corresponding Secretary of the ...
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UNITED LABOUR PARTY.
The United Labour Party met at the Trades Hall on Thursday, when there was a large attendance of delegates. Mr. A. A. Kirkpatrick presided. The reply to ...
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THE SHIP TORRENS.
On Friday morning an enquiry into the collision of the ship Torrens with an iceberg when on a voyage from London to Port Adelaide was opened by the Marine ...
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