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THE WAR IN COREA.
LONDON, Tuesday.--With the view to impeding the threatened march of the Japanese upon Moukden, tho capital of the territory of Manchuria, the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE COUNTRY.
NARRANDERA, Tuesday.--A fire occurred this morning at M'Intyre, Lincoln, and Co.'s brewery. No water mains are laid in this part of the borough, and there ...
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OUR SPECIAL CABLES
LONDON, Tuesday.--A body of Chinese marauders have made an attack upon the stations on the Usuri section of the Siberian railway. They killed ...
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VICTORIA.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The annual session of the Church of England Assembly was opened yesterday. The Bishop of Melbourne delivered the usual retrospective ...
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H.M.S. RINGAROOMA.
The steamer Flinders arrived yesterday direct from the New Hebrides Group, with full particulars of the mishap to H.M.S. Ringarooma, and the rescue of the vessel ...
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THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN VICTORIA.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--Lord Hopetoun returned from Sydney to-day, and attended a meeting of the Executive. After tho meeting, Sir James Patterson had a ...
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SECOND EDITION.
LONDON, Tuesday, 3 p.m.--The "New York Herald" announces that the Japanese have concluded an alliance with Russia and France. ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
ADELAIDE, Tuesday.--At the half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in the Wallaroo and Moonta Copper Company to-day, the chairman referred to the continuous ...
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EXPORTING FROZEN MEAT.
An interesting sight to those who have seen nothing of the meat exportation trade is to watch the storage of mutton on the big cargo steamers as they lie at J. H. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BISHOP KENNION'S SUCCESSOR.
ADELAIDE, Tuesday.--At the meeting of the Church of England Synod to-day the selection of a successor to Bishop Kennion was considered. It was decided to ...
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FATAL FALL FROM A COACH.
DENILIQUIN, Tuesday.--A man named Petrie, who was thrown out of the coach at Moulamein last Tuesday, died in the hospital yesterday. An inquest was opened ...
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THE PRICE OF SILVER.
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BULGARIAN ELECTIONS.
LONDON, Monday Night.--The elections in Bulgaria have resulted in the success of the Russophile party. M. Dragan Zankoff, the leader of the ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.
ADELAIDE, Tuesday.--In the Legislative Council to-day the third reading of the Beer Excise Bill was carried. The signature of the Governor to the measure ...
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THE WEST AUSTRALIAN BUDGET.
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FEDERAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--A general meeting of the Federal Bank of Australia was held to-day for the purpose of receiving the report of the liquidator. Mr. R. E. Jacomb ...
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THE MELBOURNE POISONING CASE.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The trial of Martha Needle for the murder of Louis Juncken was continued at the Criminal Court to-day. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE EGYPTIAN SCANDAL.
LONDON, Tuesday.--Ali Cherif, the President of the Legislative Council at Cairo, has made a confession admitting his complicity in the slave trade with ...
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QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT
BRISBANE, Tuesday.--In the Legislative Assembly to-day, the Speaker announced that the Governor's assent had been given to the Pence Preservation Bill. The Stamp ...
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THE SHEARING DIFFICULTY.
Mr. Whiteley King received a telegram yesterday from Botheroe, Coonabarabran, stating that on the roll being called at that station on the 20th inst., the unionists ...
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UNION OF CHURCHES.
LONDON, Monday Night.--Monsignor Azurian, the Patriarch of the Armenian Church, has been appointed a delegate to confer with the Pope on the question ...
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SPEIGHT V. SYME.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The jury in the Speight v. Syme railway, libel case had not agreed upon their verdict when the Court adjourned to-day, and were again locked ...
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THE WEILMORINGLE OUTRAGE.
The following notification appears in yesterday's "Government Gazette":-- "Whereas on the 17th inst., two overshot dams situate on Wellmoringle station. ...
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THE FREEHOLD I. AND B. COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--A meeting of the creditors of the Freehold Investment and Banking Company ot Australia (in liquidation) was held to-day to receive the ...
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IN THE MUNDOORAN DISTRICT.
MUNDOORAN, Tuesday.--Shearing is going on steadily, though slowly, at the sheds working under the new agreement. Most of these stations are working short-handed. ...
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KILLED BY A SPRING GUN.
WAGGA, Tuesday.--The Circuit Court was opened to-day before Mr. Justice Stephen. John Ritchie was charged with the manslaughter of Alfred Hellming by means ...
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THE COLONIAL BANK.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The report of the Colonial Bank for the half-year just ended shows the profits for the six months to have been £18,674, and the amount ...
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JAPANESE PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Tuesday, Noon.--A special session of the Japanese Parliament has been summoned to meet at Hiroshima. ...
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MELBOURNE. Tuesday.
The adjourned inquiry into the death of the lad F. Hackett, killed by falling down the lift well at the General Post-office, was held to-day. The evidence went to show ...
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WRECK OF THE KETCH ECHO.
NELSON'S BAY, Tuesday.--The ketch Echo, trading between Sydney and the Bellinger River, was totally wrecked at the entrance to Port Stephens to-day. The ...
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SUGARCANE DISEASE ON THE CLARENCE.
CASINO, Tuesday.--The gum disease is prevalent to cane on the lower river especially on old ground. One mill had to leave £500 worth in the field, as it was ...
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IN THE RIVERINA DISTINCT.
ALBURY, Tuesday.--Tabletop station will start shearing on Thursday under the new agreement, if possible; but it is understood that, should only incapable shearers be ...
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THE WARATAH RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.--The inquest on the body of the fireman, A. Robertson, who was killed in the Waratah railway collision on Thursday last, was resumed at ...
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A MILITARY STUDENT.
LONDON, Monday Night.--Lieutenant Percy Owen, of the 6th Company (Bulli) 2nd Garrison Division Artillery, New South Wales, has passed his ...
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A CHURCH RAFFLE IN COURT.
SINGLETON, Tuesday.--At the District Court to-day, before Judge Backhouse, a case concerning a church bazaar excited great interest. The plaintiff was D. Brosi. ...
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IN THE MOREE DISTRICT.
MOREE, Tuesday,--Sinclair and Scott's Terala station has commenced shearing under the new agrement. There are 20,000 sheep to be put through. Only seven men ...
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EGYPTIAN SOUDAN.
LONDON, Monday Night.--The French newspapers report that Colonel H. E. Colvile, C.B., of the Grenadier Guards, at present stationed at Cairo, ...
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THE WEST AUSTRALIAN GOLDFIELDS.
COOLGARDIE, Tuesday.--An offer has been received from England for the purchase of a nine-acre block adjoining the Wealth of Nations mine. It is said that ...
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QUEENSLAND.
BRISBANE, Tuesday.--The Marine Board has issued its finding in connection with the wreck of the barque Cambuswallace off Stradbroke. The decision of the board is ...
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THE COAL TRADE.
NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.--Mr. W. Humphreys, formerly manager of the West Burwood colliery, has succeeded in obtaining a full staff of 200 miners and other ...
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"WELCOME TO THE BISHOP OF BATHURST.
BATHURST, Tuesday.--A large congregation assembled in All Saints' Cathedral today to welcome Bishop Camidge. A short service was held, and special hymns were ...
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE TN THE BOURKE DISTRICT.
BOURKE, Tuesday.--Matters connected with shearing are assuming a grave form. News was received to-day to the effect, that a shed containing 50 tons of hay and a hut ...
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CYCLONE IN JAPAN.
LONDON, Tuesday, 1 p.m.--A cyclone has devastated a large district in the south of Japan, and about 300 lives have been lost. A number of wrecks ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
LONDON, Tuesday--At the current London wool sales Walbundrie clip sold at 9 3-4d and Beda clip at 5 1-2d per lb. ...
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THE OUTRAGES AT MOMBA.
WILCANNIA, Tuesday.--Before Mr. C. Robertson, P.M., to-day, James Nolan, James Conn, Henry Lawless, Frederick Bennett, Duncan Baxter, John M'Duff, ...
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TROUBLE AT THE WICKHAM AND BULLOCK ISLAND PIT.
NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.--Trouble has arisen at the Wickham and Bullock Island colliery owing to the determination of the company to discontinue from last ...
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WEST AUSTRALIA.
COOLGARDIE, Tuesday.--Two men have been arrested for the Bardock murder, and are in the lock-up awaiting the arrival of the men who it is understood can identify ...
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FATALITIES.
The Deputy-City Coroner held an inquiry at the South Sydney Morgue yesterday touching the cause of the death of James Taylor, the married man whose dead body was on ...
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AUSTRALIAN BUTTER.
LONDON, Monday Night.--A portion of the stored Australian factory butter has been sold at 83s per cwt. Merchants are holding for 90s. ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
AUCKLAND, Tuesday.--By an explosion of chemicals at the shop of Mr. Shaw, chemist, at Blenheim, and the subsequent fire, Mr. Shaw's place' and three adjacent shops ...
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PRESBYTERIAN FEDERAL ASSEMBLY.
MELBOURNE. Tuesday--The Presbyterian Federal Assembly was engaged all to-day discussing the report of the committee appointed to prepare a scheme for the ...
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AUSTRALIAN HARES AND RABBITS.
LONDON, Tuesday, Noon.--The shipment of Australian hares and rabbits by the R.M.S. Oroya has arrived in good condition. ...
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A VALUABLE FOAL STOLEN.
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--A thoroughbred filly foal, valued at £500, is reported to have been stolen from Mr. S. G. Cook's farm at Loch, Gippsland. On Saturday ...
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IN QUEENSLAND.
ROCKHAMPTON, Tuesday.--The hearing of the Coombomartin shooting case resumed to-day. E. F. Bromley stated he was present at Coombermartin when the ...
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THE DIFFICULTY IN THE PRINTING TRADE.
Meetings of the employees to whom notices of the reduction in the minimum rate of wages were served were held yesterday. It is understood that in each case it was decided not to ...
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TASMANIA.
HOBART, Tuesday.--Mr. Fysh (Colonial Treasurer) states that acting on the advice of financial agents in London, the Government will not place the balance of the ...
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THE STRANGE DEATH AT REDFERN.
The fuel that the dead body of William Wagner Williamson had been round at his house, Merton-street. Waterloo, on Sunday, was early yesterday reported to the City ...
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NEW ZEALAND PARLIAMENT.
WELLINGTON, Tuesday.--In the House of Representatives to-day, the Lands Improvement and Native Lands Acquisition Bill was passed. The measure gives power ...
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WEST AUSTRALIAN MINING.
LONDON, Tuesday, Noon.--The Kinsella Gold-mining Company, Coolgardie, is being floated with a capital of 180,000. The vendors receive 43,000 ...
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HOBART, Tuesday.
The Minister for Lands has agreed to the plans of the railway submitted by the Mount Lyell Company. When completed, the line will be finished to King River, ...
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