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ENGLISH POLITICS
Mr. Birrel has given notice of motion concerning the establishment of an Irish council. ...
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AMUSEMENTS, ETC
The popularity of the Cremorne Gardens continues. Last night there was another great attendance. The programme given was the same as ...
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EAST AND WEST
Among the passengers in transit to Europe yesterday by the G.M.S Scharnhorst, was the Baroness von Lehmann, one of the most distinguished ...
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FEMALE FRANCHISE
The demonstration of female suffragotes which tried, to reach the Parliamentary Jobies yesterday was one of the rowdiest that has yet taken place. ...
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LEASE LAPSES
Two cases dealing with lease lapses in connection with ore treatment works came before the Boulder Local Court this morning. In the first case ...
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NEW ZEALAND
Mr. E. Graham Price, who has just returned to Kalgoorlie after a seven weeks trip, during which he covered some 8000 miles, including a month in ...
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DARKIN'S DILEMMA
At about 3 a.m., Constable Darkins saw a tall, well-built young man, whom he subsequently tound out was Nicholas Darcy, running down the street, calling ...
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SAFE WHEN SOBER
Wm. Franks, a negro, and Ben Terner, a German belonging to the ship Bengarn were before the city court yesterday for being absent without ...
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CEREBRO-SPINAL DISEASE
A case of cerebro-spinal disease was reported to-day in Lambeth, London. Its appearance in so thickly populated an area without any apparent contact ...
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FOOTBALLER'S FALL
Albert John Blencowe, a young man of clean cut athletic appearance, and a well-known footballer, pleaded guilty in the Criminal Court this morning ...
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ADDIE CAMPBELL COMPANY.
Arrangements are fully completed for the opening on Monday night at Her Majesty's Theatre of Miss Campbell and her- company of fellow Bendigonians. ...
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NEWFOUNDLAND TROUBLE
Mr. Bonn, speaking in the Newfound land Assembly to-day, fiercely assailed Lord Elgin's vivendi on the fishing dispute, stating it was a policy which ...
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FOOLISH AH TUCK
A sleek little Chinaman Ah Tuck was charged yesterday with larceny from the dwelling of Ah Lin, a resident of Small-street, who was with a ...
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A LEGED THEFTS
Geo. Chavase and Robert Hall have been arrested on a charge of having been concerned in the recent robbery at Carter's, the tailor, when £60 worth ...
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A NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Keir Bardie has given a notice of motion dealing with female franchise, and intends moving a division on the subject. ...
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TEA DEARER
There has been a great rise in tea owing to the Russian demand and the fact that in India and Ceylon the weather is affecting the crops. ...
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NEW HEBRIDES
The "Westminister Gasette" says the labor ordinance of the New Hebrides had been arranged by France; And England was not wholly master. The new ...
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LIQUOR LAWS
One of the new regulations in the Licensing Act passed last year was to render license punishable if upon their premises was found any person ...
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CHINESE CARNIVAL
The annual picnic of the Chinese Reform Association took place at Mornington yesterday Three to four hundred Chinese went ...
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EDNA MAY
The announcement is made that Miss Edna May is betrothed to Mr. Oscar Lowisohn son of the Copper king. ...
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MATCHES CARGO
The Fumes of a cargo matches on a steamer bound from Gothenburg to Antwerp today suffocated four passenges, including Scherniock, the chief ...
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BERESFORD'S COMMISSION
The Admiralty state Lord Beresford actually accept the command of the Channel Fleet before going to America [?] private affairs have prevented his ...
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IMMIGRATION RETURNS
The Prime Minister has issued a return showing the number of immigrants admitted into the Commonwealth without the education test since ...
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EGYPT.
The Very Rev. D. J. o Sullivan, who lectured to a crowded theatre in Kalgoorlie on Thursday evening last, will again lecture on his 21 years experiance ...
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SILVER
Silver is quoted at 31 7-8 d per oz. make it one of your regular habits to keep Diarrhoes emedy in your home as a safeguard against a sudden attack of ...
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MANSLAUGHTER
At Bendigo the corner held an inquest regarding the death of Richard Ashley, which occurred on Saturday, as the result of a collision with a horse ...
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GHOST AS WILL-FINDER
A farmhouse on the Duke of Bedford's Thorney Estate, near Peterborough, has long had the reputation of being haunted by a lady in a chintz ...
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MUNICIPAL INSPECTION
The annual inspection of the Municipality of Boulder will be made by the members of the council tomorrow afternoon Vehicles will be waiting at ...
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NATIVE DANCE
A disturbance of a serious nature is reported from Tasa, a village in Kiwai Island. A native dance was being held, and the natives from three ...
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Advertising
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B.U.F.S. CARNIVAL.
The fortnightly meeting was held at the Friendly Societies' Hall, Boulder, on Wednesday night, the president, Mr W. H. Roberts, occupying the chair. ...
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HARDWARE THIEVES
Some thieves, who showed a predelection for hardware goods, made a raid on the establishments of Armstrong's cycle agency and A. Jeffery's ...
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EXPROPRIATING POLES
Berlin advices state that provision is to be made by the Prussian Diet for the compulsory purchase of land in possession of the Poles, and for settling ...
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CENTRAL AUSTRALIA
Mr. S. Kidman, the well known pastoralist, is in receipt of telegrams from his station [?] that rain has fallen as follows An ...
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PUBLIC WORKS EXTRAVAGANCE
The telegrams concerning revision of plans of the Fremantle station only tell in part of Ministerial action. In reply to a deputation the Minister ...
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A.N.A.
The Boulder branch met at the Friendly Societies' Hall on Thureday night, the president (Mr. Sid. Gibson) presiding ...
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JAPAN
A Sydney paper publishes some figures showing the cost of living in Japan, and explains that they are of interest to Australians for the reason ...
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PERSONAL.
Mr. George Coates, manager for the assie Campbell Concert Company, arrived in Kalgoorlie yesterday to make final arrangements for the appearance ...
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COURT DOINGS
Messrs. Marshall and Ardagh, J's'.P., dealt with a short list at the kalgoorlie Police Court this morning. Emily Scarlett, charged with lunacy, ...
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WHITE MAN LYNCHED
A despatchfrom Charles City, Iowa, gives an account of the unusual lynching of a white man. The victim, James Cullen. wis imprisoned on a ...
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BURNING FATALITY
A disastrous burning fatality has occurred at Ballangeich: Mrs. Bridget Drew, aged 70 years, and an infant child, were the victims, ...
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EFFECT OF A NIGHTMARE
Chas. Smith, a grazier, who was sleeping on the balcony of the Cale donian hotel at Narrabri jumped over the railing and sustained serious injuries ...
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"HANSARD IN ASHES"
A rubbish destructor has been started in Perth. The first consignment was approximatey four tons of "Hansard." Also there were some hundreds ...
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