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  2. VOLCANO

    A voloano in Central, Mexico has broken out, and yesterday emitted sulplur water, inundating the town of Punchinello, and killing the majority ...

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  3. FOOTBALL SOCIAL,

    The Warriors Football Club [?] a wind-up smoke social at Knox’s This tre Royal, Lane-street, last night There was a large attendance, and Mr ...

    Article : 580 words
  4. AMUSEMENTS, ETC

    The Boulder Convent Carnival attracted another good crowd to the grounds last night, when, in addition to the usual side-[?]rows, at which ...

    Article : 206 words
  5. SPAIN & THE POPE

    Spun is following the example of France, and is denouncing the Concordat cordat of 1851. with a view to to modification in a most , liberal sense. ...

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  6. GAOLMANAGEMENT

    Amongst the passengers who returnturned to Fremantle by the German steamer Zeiten was Mr. W. A. G[?] superintendent of the Fremantle ...

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  7. FORFEITURE

    A case to which considerable interest attached was heard in the Warden’s Court, Kalgoorlie, this morning, when Thomas O’Donnell applied for ...

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  8. ARBITRATION

    The Arbitration Court Amendment Bill provides for the appointment of a permanent President and for the payment of a salary of £500 a year to each ...

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  9. FEDERAL ELECTION

    Muck [?]ishment is expressed political circles with regard to forthcoming Federal elections and the attitude of elections in western ...

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  10. RIGOROUS POLICE LAWS

    The Police Offences Acts Amendment Bill, primarily intended to overcome difficulties in administering the vagrancy law, includes a clause ...

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  11. FATAL LEAP

    A man named Andrew Webb, whilst suffering from delirum, following an attack of influenea, jumped from the window of the Melbourne .Hospital ...

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  12. COLLIERY EXPLOSIONS

    Messrs. Cunninghame and Atkinson, in reporting to the English Home Office on the Courrieres colliery disaster, by which many hundred miners were ...

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  13. FENNESSY’S FAILURE

    Henry Monagle has been acquitted at the Criminal Court of a serious assault alleged to have been committed on Constable Fennessy, of Port ...

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  14. COMIC OPERA SEASON.

    “The finest example of comic opera produced during this decade.” That is what a leading Melbourne. contemporary wrote after the first production ...

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  15. CENTRAL SUGAR MILLS

    The action of the Government in foreclosing on the mills and mortgaged lands connected with the Central Sugar Mills will not injure the men who are ...

    Article : 106 words
  16. RUSSIAN NAVY

    The warship Andresperoogvanmy was Launched to-day at Petersburg. It is of 17,400 tens, of 18 knots speed, and carries four 12-inch and ...

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  17. NEGLIGENT MOTORISTS

    In the action brought in the Bendigo Court by Mrs- Peebles, widow of the late Dr. Peebles, against Geo. Victor and Horace Lansell, sons of the late ...

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  18. MOROCCO TROUBLES

    The Beniarros tribesmen under Bore[?] an have captured Arzila, a walled town twenty-five mile of Tangier Boreian intends to proclaim himself ...

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  19. AUSTRALIAN DEFENCES

    The Minister for Defence has made a number of interesting statements regarding his immediate policy. He intimated that a great [?]aving will be ...

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  20. REID CHAMPIONS GRAHAM.

    Mr. Reid, who spoke at Redfern Town Hall last night in support of the candidature of Sir James Graham for South Sydney, had a good hearing, ...

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  21. LEG CRUSHED

    Tnos. Carroll, while engaged attending to some machinery at Ballarat this morning, by some means got caught in a cog wheel and his leg was crushed to ...

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  22. POLICEMAN EATEN

    The na[?]ves of the Yola district, in Northern Nigeria, last week ate two of the protectorate police, a punitive force sent to quell a rising. ...

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  23. HEALY COMES HOME

    Healy the Australian swimmer, who has won most of the championships of the season, leaves for Sydney on November 9. ...

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  24. UNFORTUNATE WOMAN

    On the arrival of the steamer Hobart at Port Adelaide from Melbourne this morning a middle-aged woman reported the robbery of £70 ...

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  25. VICTORIA’S WHEAT YIELD

    Mr. Lee, agricultural superintendent of the Department of . Agriculture, says that in many parts of the Malles country the crops are the best ever ...

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  26. THE CARRIACKS.

    Clearing all scenery from the stage and seating it on all sides with boxes, stools, and other furniture to try to accommodate the immense crowds who ...

    Article : 179 words
  27. POPULATING SIBERIA

    It is officially reported that since October 80, 1905, 35,000 political exiles have 'been sent to Siberia. ...

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  28. BURNING FATALITY

    At the inquest on the .body of Mary O'Connell, ah elderly woman-, who was bnraed to death at North Melbourne a few days ago, the coroner found that ...

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  29. THE OLD CAMP

    Coolgaidie is quickly qualifying far the [?]tle of Sleepy Hol[?]iow.” It has already been made die dumping ground for consumptives and will soon be in ...

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  30. RECCONCILED

    The Bale of Akardare where hair Truce was married secretly on August 11 to Miss Camilla Clifford, a “Gibson Girl.” at the Vaudeville in London ...

    Article : 93 words
  31. COACH HORSES BOLY

    The horses attached to the A[?]bury to Walbundrie CreeK Coach bolted this morning, and Miss Renie Fitagerald, who was the only passenger, was ...

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  32. LIBELLOUS LANGUAGE

    The Supreme Court action by W. H. Livingstone, a councillor of Gippeland, against Hugh McCartin, a. fellow councillor, for alleged libel at the Council ...

    Article : 52 words
  33. VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT.

    The Denley Drury Variety Company will occupy the . Mechanics' Institute, Boulder, to-night, when a first-class musical, programme will be presented. ...

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  34. ROUGH AND TUMBLE

    On. October 5, Robert Frances Rutherford visited the Devon and Cornwall Hotel. Shortly after midnight some young ...

    Article : 136 words
  35. Advertising

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  36. BOXING

    Lyn Truscott . boxed Jack Cullen at the Cyclorama last night. After a brisk contest, in which, if anything, Cullen showed to the most ...

    Article : 63 words
  37. ROUGH RIDERS.

    Owing to the meagre ait-tendance at Broncho George’s rough riders last night they programme intended to' be given was abandoned. As the proceeds ...

    Article : 55 words
  38. IMPRISONMENT PREFERRED

    Four socialist orators, prosecuted in. the Prahran Court this morning for having Obstructed the road way, were fined £2 or 14 days' imprisonment. ...

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  39. ABUSIVE LANGUAGE

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  40. SMOKE SOCIAL.

    The Eastern goldfields butchers will hold a wind-up smoke social at Caledonian Hall, Brokman-street tonight. Prises won at the p[?] will ...

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  41. SOLUTION WANTED

    In the Kookynie Police Court [?] Monday an aboriginal named Tadda but who had recently adopted the more up to date name of William, was ...

    Article : 113 words
  42. SQUATTING

    The “squatters"” on the abandoned mining lease between Milton-street and the railway line were summoned to appear at the Boulder Police Court ...

    Article : 163 words
  43. VICTORIA’S GAMBLING BILL

    The Minister for Lands, referring to the amendments in the Gambling Suppression Bill, says it is not, and never was, the intention of the Ministry to ...

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  44. RUSH FOR LAND

    A a enormous number of letters continue to be sent to the Premier, the Minister for Lands, and the Secretary to the Closer Settlement Board every ...

    Article : 144 words
  45. SCHEME WATER

    During the September quarter lately ended, 132,530,00 gallons of water were supplied to the goldfields, as against 118,669,000 gallons for the ...

    Article : 50 words
  46. WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.

    The monthly executive meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union was held at “Willard House” on Thursday. Mrs. R. Hamilton ...

    Article : 90 words
  47. BACK TO CIVILISATION

    A telegram from Oodnadatta reports the safe arrival of .the Central Australian Prospecting and Exploring Company sent out under the leadership of ...

    Article : 69 words
  48. LATE SHAREMARKET

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  49. Advertising

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