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THE MAIL AUSTRALIA.
The following passengers have been booked to leave by the P. & O. R.M.S. Britannia, from Largs Bay, this afternoon ...
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[BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.] [Received November 21, 8.5 p.n.] WHAT KRUGER WANTS
It is anticipated in city financial circles that the war loan, which will be floated during December, will not exceed ten millions. ...
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[BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.] [Received November 21, 8.5 p.m.] THE CHINESE TROUBLE
The allied forces in China have captured two passes leading from the province of Chihli into the province of Shansi, where the Emperor and the Imperial Court are ...
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[BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.] [Received November 21, 8.5 p.m.] FEDERATION.
The London "Daily Mail"' states that after their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York have visited Australia in connection with the opening of the Federal ...
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[BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.] [Received November 21, 8.5 p.m.] BRITISH POLITICS.
A banquet was given in Dublin on Tuesday evening in honor of the .Right Hon. Horace Plunkett, who lost his seat for Dublin county at the recent general elections in ...
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PERSONAL
Sir Richard Baker, the President of the Legislative Council, will entertain the members of the House at dinner at Parliament House this evening. ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
An inquest on cue body of Ailred Kirk, miner, found in a waterhole near Gulgong, under suspicious circumstance was coneluded to-day. .McCarthy gave evidence. ...
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STARLIGHT," THE BUSHRANGER
A most interesting story has been published in the press, showing clearly that Mr. P. F. Pelly, or Major Pelly, as he was known, who died from the effects of ...
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VICTORIA.
The trouble with the miners at Chel[?]ern Valley No. 2 has practically been fettled. This evening a conference was held between the directors- and the president and ...
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THE CZAR'S ILLNESS.
It is stated that the Czar is much touch, ed by the sympathy extended to him by the foreign press, especially the British, during his illness. ...
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INSANITARY SYDNEY.
The recent scavenging lo which the metropolis was subjected docs not appear to have caused any diminution in infectious diseases. The report for the September ...
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THE KAISER'S SPEECHES.
The debate in the Reichstag on the motion of Count Von Bulow, Chancellor of the German Empire, that leave be granted lor the introduction of a Bill of Indemnity ...
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THE ASHANTI RISING.
Latest advices from Accra, the capital of the Gold Coast Colony, reports that Lieutenants Kingston and De Putrons, with a detachment of the West African Frontier ...
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INSTRUCTIONS TO MINISTERS.
It is reported that the Russian Ministers have received instructions that during the illness of the Czar they are to conduct the department under their control upon their ...
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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Sir William Lyne, in reply to a question, said if enquiries warranted it he would not nes[?]e to appoint a Royal Commission to ...
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A MARINE COLLISION.
The Admiralty Court have delivered judgment in the case arising out of .the collision in July last between the Cunard liner Campania, 12,550 tons, and the iron barque ...
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THE TURNER MINISTRY.
The sub-committee appointed by Cabinet to draw up the Government manifesto will report to a special meeting to-morrow night. Sir George Turner states that it will be ...
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KRUGER'S VISIT TO EUROPE.
The London "Daily Express" states that Mr. F. Eloff, ex-President Kruger's grandson, who is now at Marseilles, declares that Mr. Kruger's object in visiting Europe is ...
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
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THE EMPRESS DOWAGER.
The correspondent of the London "Morning Post" states that the Generals commanding the allied forces have summoned Liu-Kun-Yi, the Viceroy of Liang-Kiang, ...
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CASE OF INFANTICIDE.
At Leongatha to-day a jury enquired into the death of a newly-born male child, the son of a domestic servant named Morris. On Monday a doctor was called in to attend ...
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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THE PLAGUE.
A wholesale destruction of rats has been entered upon at Cape Town as a precautionary measure against an outbreak of the plague. ...
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THE CARLTON SHOOTING CASE.
Recently a coroner's jury found a verdiot of manslaughter against Helene Wright in connection with the death of her husband, as the result of a revolver ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
Still there is no sign of the Beacon Rock, 49 days out from Adelaide. It is feared that she has been dismasted or otherwise crippled in the recent tempestuous weather. ...
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THE PACIFIC CABLE.
Sir William Lyre has cabled to the Secretary of Stale for the Colonies asking that each colony should be allowed a representative on the Pacific Cable Advisory Board ...
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THE PACIFIC CABLE BOARD
Mr. W. P. Reeves, the Agent-General for New Zealand, has been appointed a member of the Pacific Cable Board. ...
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THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
There was a Boer war revival in the Presbyerian Assembly to-day, and a big row in consequence. The report of the public questions committee came up for ...
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AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT BILL.
Mr. Crick moved die second reading of the Agricultural Settlement Bill in the Legislative Assembly last night. He said the Bill was brought forward in the ...
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FORGED RAILWAY TICKETS.
John Obnroy, who attempted to sell two first-class railway tickets from Adelaide to Sydney to Join Jackson, a dealer in tickets, and which proved to be forgeries, ...
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MB. J.J. FERRIS.
Mr. J. J. Ferris, the well-known New South Wales cricketer, is reported to have died suddenly at Durban, Natal. ...
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QUEENSLAND.
In the Legislative Assembly to-day- Mr. Murray moved the adoption of the plans of the proposed railway extension from Kilkivan to Coolabama. Mr. Hurley moved ...
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IRELAND.
The Right Hon. George Wyndham, the newly-appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland, is now touring the congested districts in the west of Ireland. ...
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THE COMMONWEALTH.
The Premier to-day received a telegram from Lord Hopetoun, dated from Bombay, stating- that he had been seriously ill, but he trusted that the voyage to Sydney ...
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A NOTABLE MARRIAGE.
It is announced that the Duke of Manchester has been quietly married in London to Miss Helena Zimmerman, a daughter of the Cincinnatti millionaire, without ...
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CHARGES AGAINST A POLITICIAN.
At the Police Court to-day Henry Daniells, late member for Cambooya, proceeded against Donald Mackintosh, the present member for Cambooya, on two charges ...
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THE SYDNEY RACING ENQUIRY.
The Select Committee enquiring into racing in New South Wales to-day examined Mr. W. S. Davis, managing secretary of the Canterbury Park Racing Club, who ...
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WEST AUSTRALIA.
At the Police Court to-day Peter Joy[?] charged with having murdered his wife, was committed for trial. The case arose, out of what is known as the Roe-street ...
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THE DEFENCE FORCES.
A proclamation was Issued to-day with regard to increasing the Queensland Defence Forces. During the current financial rear the head-quarters permanent etaS has ...
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VICTORIAN RIFLE MATCHES.
In connection with the Victorian Ritle Association matches the following are the 50 riflemen qualified £o shoot in the final state of the Queen's with the aggregates ...
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AUSTRALASIAN FINANCE.
Mr. Henry Copeland, the Agent-General for New South Wales, has written a vigorous letter to tine "Times," in which he denounces the "hysterical condemnation" ...
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RETURNING SOLDIERS.
Mr. Lewis has received the fallowing telegram from Sir George Turner:—"Cordially invite your troops on board the Harlech Castle to parade and reception of our ...
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ADELAIDE DEUTSCHEER TURN VEREIN.
The annual meeting of the Adelaide Deutscher Tuen Verein Society was held in the National Hotel on Friday evening, November 16, and Mr. C.G. Schedlich (vice-president) [?] Reference ...
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INTERCOLONIAL TENNIS.
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DISASTROUS BUSH FIRE.
The mostdisastrous fire which has occurred in the eastern districts for 25 yeas Broke out to-day at Seabrook. Owing to a strong wind the fire got a good hold, and did ...
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TO-DAY'S ENGAGEMENTS
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A FATAL ACCIDENT.
A terrible accident occurred at bu[?]my watchman of the steamer Holyrood loading watchman of the steamer Holyrood, loading timber, was standing on the deek, when ...
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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