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  2. LATEST CABLES.

    Intelligence has been received from Wady Halfa, at the second cataract on the Nile, that last evening a body of 500 Dervishes stormed the Fort of Khormonssa, ...

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  3. THE DIBBS-TELEGRAPH CASE.

    IN the Supreme Court to-day, before his Honor Mr. Justice Innes and a special jury of twelve, the hearing of the action Dibbs v. the DAILY TELEGRAPH Newspaper ...

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  4. SPORTING.

    The proprietors of Canterbury Park have invited the public to their pretty little course to-morrow afternoon, to discuss one of their customary programmes, ...

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  5. MINING NEWS.

    The following were the sales at the Australasian Mining Exchange this morning:-- GOLD. ...

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  6. Terrible Tragedy.

    BRISBANE, This Day.--A German named Uhr quarrelled with his married daughter, Mrs. Walker, at Geraldton, and then procured a revolver and threatened to shoot ...

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  7. An Alleged Defaulter.

    BRISBANE, This Day.--Robert Geddes, the alleged defaulting clerk of Messrs. Hoffnung and Co., arrived to-day from Melbourne under arrest. ...

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  8. ATHLETICS.

    W. G. George and W. Cummings met on Saturday, July 14, on the St. Miren's Football Club Grounds at Paisley to run an exhibition race of a mile. About 3000 ...

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  9. A New Bank for Jerilderie.

    JRRILDERIE, This Day.--The Commercial Bank are about to open a branch here in premises leased from Mr. J. D. Rankin. Two officers, Messrs. Abercrombie, of ...

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  10. A "Professor" in Trouble.

    BRISBANE, This Day.--Professor Gibson, the herbalist, was committed for trial yesterday on a charge of administering a drug with criminal intent. ...

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  11. Queensland Parliament.

    BRISBANE, This Day.--In the Legislative Assembly a motion was carried to grant £1000 as a reward to the discoverer of the Eidsvold goldfield. The Labour ...

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  12. A Painful Accident.

    Jerilderie, This Day.--An accident, fortunately not attended with any very serious results, happened yesterday to a lad named Richard Moore, 14 years of age. He was ...

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  13. Brisbane Cattle Sales.

    BRISBANE, This Day.--At the cattle sales to-day there was a marked improvement, and prices advanced fully 25 per cent. Fat stock fetched over £7, inferior, ...

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  14. MEETING OF PORTUGUESE TROOPS.

    News has been received from Lorenzo Marquez, a Portuguese settlement to the north of Delagoa Bay, that a mutiny has broken out among the military stationed ...

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  15. The Weather and Stock.

    CASINO, This Day.--Summer is rapidly setting in here, with anything but cheerful prospects for either graziers or farmers. The country for miles in every direction ...

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  16. Bad Weather Predicted.

    BRISBANE, This Day.--Mr. Wragga, Government Meteorologist, predicts bad weather shortly, west from Cape Otway, reaching also Bass Straits. The wind will ...

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  17. The New Steamer Taroba.

    BRISBANE, This Day.--The British-India new steamer Taroba leaves on Tuesday with a full cargo for London, including 10,000 bales of wool, a largo quantity of ...

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  18. A Gloomy Outlook.

    JERILDERIE, This Day.--Spring has made its appearance here rather early. The grass, owing to the severe frosts we have experienced here of late, and the rainfall ...

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  19. Importation of Stud Stock.

    BRISBANE, This Day.--The proprietor of the Langlo Downs Station have imported for stud purposes six hundred rams and two hundred and thirty-five ewes, ...

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  20. REPORTS.

    Lode Hill Tin-mining Company, Limited, Mitchell River, New England.--Messrs. Burrell, Shaw, and Co. report that the pump and boiler are now on the ground ...

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  21. BOXING.

    According to the American correspondent of London SPORTING LIEE, J. L. Sullivan's circus venture seems to have been a failure, and the big fellow has suddenly ...

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  22. THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

    The third test match between the Australian cricketers and a team representing All England was commenced today on the Old Trafford ground at ...

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  23. The Shoalhaven Electorate.

    NOWRA, This Day.--Mr. W. Lovegrove, the defeated candidate in the last general election, has addressed the Broughton Creek public on political matters. He was ...

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  24. Reported Wreckage.

    BRISBANE, This Day.--Captain Krause, of the schooner Waratah, which arrived at Townsville on Wednesday, reports passing wreckage off Point Danger on August 19, ...

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  25. CYCLING.

    There is every prospect of the Union race meeting on September 15 being a grand affair. For a few days after the Sydney B. C. meeting, the Association ...

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  26. The Steamer Changsha.

    BRISBANE, This Day.--The steamer Changsha, which has been in quarantine, passed Cooktown yesterday for Sydney. ...

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  27. A C.P.S. Transferred.

    NOWRA, This Day.--Mr. L. W. A. Macarthur, C.P.S., in Nowra, has received notice of his transfer to Milton, whither he is to proceed next Saturday. The Bench ...

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  28. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    ADELAIDE, This Day.--In the Supreme Court yesterday, before the Chief Justice, the case of C. A. Macpherson v. Captain Smith and Mr. Macanash was concluded. ...

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  29. Matthew Burnett's Mission.

    NOWRA, This Day.--The number of pledges taken or blue ribbons donned during Matthew Burnett's campaign in Nowra is not ascertainable ; but in the small and ...

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  30. SHIPPING.

    The Orient Company's R.M.S. Iberia arrived at Plymouth this morning from Australia. ...

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  31. NEW ZEALAND.

    WELLINGTON, Thursday.--The session of Parliament closed to-day, and the House will be prorogued to-morrow. ...

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  32. Chinese Restriction Bill.

    WELLINGTON, Thursday.--The Chinese Restriction Bill has been assented to by the Governor. ...

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  33. TERRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.

    A terrible domestic tragedy is reported from Surbiton, the seat of Major Hare. It appears that Gordon Hare, a son of ...

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  34. Accident on the Western Line.

    ORANGE, This Day.--The goods train due to arrive at Orange at 3.40 yesterday afternoon, met with an accident between Mullion Creek and this place. Shortly ...

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  35. A Deputation of Maori Chiefs.

    WELLINGTON, Thursday.--Twenty Maori chiefs waited to-day upon the Governor to urge that he should not assent to the Native Bills just passed until they had ...

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  36. COUNTRY.

    NEWCASTLE, This Day.--The Northern District Baptist Association has decided to form a home mission fund, for the purpose of extending the sphere of their operations ...

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  37. No Show for Foreign-traders.

    WOLLONGONG, This Day,--A meeting was to have been held last night for the purpose of establishing a branch of the Free-trade Association for the Wollongong ...

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  38. The Decline of Skating.

    CASINO, This Day.--The skating craze which has taken possession of the people for the last two or three months is fast subsiding with the approach of warm ...

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  39. COURSING.

    Entries for e Rosehill Cup close on Monday next. ...

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  40. Constable Anderson's Bravery Recognised.

    NEWCASTLE, This Day.--The Adamstown Council has been notified that the Royal Humane Society has awarded a bronze medal to Constable Anderson for ...

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  41. QUOITS.

    A match was played at Wallsend on Saturday last between J. Wilson and R. Bolton for £20 a-side. The latter, who received 10 points in 51 up, won by 31. ...

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  42. Rain Wanted in Casino.

    CASINO, This Day.--Unless rain comes soon prospects will become alarmingly serious, as not having had half an inch of rain during the past three months, ...

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  43. An Elocutionary Competition.

    NEWCASTLE, This Day.--An elocutionary competition was held at the School of Arts last night. There were several competitors from the leading debating clubs in ...

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  44. AUSTRALIAN.

    MELBOURNE, This Day.--The Australasian, which arrived yesterday morning from London, brings a large quantity of valuable prize live stock, including some very ...

    Article : 39 words
  45. THE TOWN CLERK'S CLAIM.

    AT the Supreme Court this morning (in Banco) before the Chief Justice and their Honors Judge Stephen and Judge Windeyer, the case of Woolcott v. Municipal ...

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  46. Protection in the Country.

    DRAKE, This Day.--Mr. T. Rose was here last night on his way from the Richmond River to Tenterfield, and delivered a very successful lecture on Protection. ...

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  47. CENTRAL POLICE COURT.

    SPEECH IS SILVERN.--Thomas Hall's speech in Sussex-street last night was considered by the Bench to be worth 40s, otherwise a week in gaol. Sarah Jones, alias ...

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  48. The New Lands Minister.

    NEWCASTLE, This Day.--Mr. Brunker's appointment to the Lands given satisfaction to Hunter River people, irrespective of party considerations. A ...

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  49. Exhibition v. Shops.

    MELBOURNE, This Day.--A deputation of Melbourne shopkeepers intend waiting on Colonel Sargood to request him to enforce regulations against the sale and delivery ...

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  50. Forged Bank Notes.

    NEWCASTLE, This Day.--Forged Commercial Bank notes are in circulation. One hotel keeper was victimised yesterday. ...

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  51. A SHOOTING CASE.

    At the Quarter Sessions yesterday, before Judge M'Farlane, Harvy and Cecil Hammond, aged 11 and 10 years, were charged with maliciously causing actual ...

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  52. The Wool Season.

    NEWCASTLE, This Day.--A good quantity of wool is coming down, and except for that traffic the Harbour would be completely Role. The Sussex arrive on ...

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  53. Not Wanted.

    MELBOURNE, This Day.--The Farmers' Protection Association resumed its sittings yesterday, when, after a long and excited discussion, a resolution, asking the ...

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  54. AQUATICS.

    The following handicaps were declared yesterday for Lyons' handicap skiff race, to be rowed on Middle Harbour tomorrow afternoon:--First heat: E. Dew, ...

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  55. (TO THE EDITOR OF "THE AUSTRALIAN STAR.")

    Sir,--I notice by advertisement that the "British public" is to be privileged to take shares in a new gold mine called the "Hillgrove Centennial," capital 60,000 ...

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  56. Vice Regal Movements.

    BROKEN HILL, This Day.--The Governor arrives at Wileannia on September 4, and will attend the hospital ball, a Masons' banquet, and also a public banquet. He ...

    Article : 103 words
  57. The Pipemakers' strike Ended.

    MELBOURNE, This Day.--The pipemakers who went on strike some days ago at Langland's foundry have returned to work. ...

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  58. Narrow Escape from Suffocation.

    MELBOURNE, This Day.--Lieutenant Heath, who supervises the torpedo section of the Victorian Naval forces, has narrowly escaped death by suffocation. ...

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  59. Discovery at the Whombeyan Caves.

    GOULBURN, This Day.--Some time ago the caretaker of the Whombeyan Caves, Mr. Chalker, with some visitors from Goulburn, Messrs. A. Railton, H Walker, and ...

    Article : 200 words
  60. Advertising

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  61. Advertising

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  62. QUEENSLAND.

    An Unlicensed [?] Government BRISBANE, This second request of the [?] Rev. H. W. Axthelm to be allowed to ...

    Article : 36 words
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