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  2. THE WAR.

    Two new Japanese destroyers, the Ariake and Fubuki, both of which were construted in Japanese shipyards, have been placed in commission. ...

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  3. THE CRISIS IN RUSSIA.

    A stormy meeting of the Zemstvo (Provinicial Council) of Voronech, in Russia, was held yesterday. The members freely indulged in ...

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  4. MARINE DISASTER.

    It is tolerably certain that one more has been added to the long list of shipping disasters that have occurred on the Australian coast. At about midday ...

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  5. AUSTRALIAN-ENGLISH MAILS.

    Although the s.s. Ormus left Largs Bay at an unsually early hour this morning, the Australian mails for England were placed on board. They will be ...

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  6. BRITISH POLITICS.

    The thirteen Labour members of the House of Commons are now organised as a distinct party, with Mr. John Burns, the member for Battersea, as Chairman. ...

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  7. THE SALE OF A HUSBAND.

    An extraordinary document was produced in an alleged assault case in the Paddington Police Court to-day. Henry Thos, Henderson, a laundry proprietor, ...

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  8. THE FISCAL QUESTION.

    In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. H. H. Asquith moved the following amendment to the Address-in-Reply:— "That the various aspects of the ...

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  9. CHIEF HARBOUR-MASTER'S STATEMENT.

    As soon as the news was received, the Colonial Secretary instructed the Chief Harbour Master (Captain C. J. Irvine) to render all the assistance in his power. ...

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  10. CONTRABAND OF WAR.

    The Japanese have captured the British steamers Appollo and Scotsman, off the Hokkaido coast. Both vessels were carrying coal and ...

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  11. THE WARSAW DISTURBANCES.

    Forth-six men have been hanged at the Cital, in Warsaw, for participalting in street disturbances. ...

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  12. COUNTRY.

    The weather yesterday was sultry, and the town was enveloped in thick smoke in consequence of bush fires in the surrounding country. ...

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  13. OUTRAGE AT SARATOFF.

    The St. Peterburg correspondent of the "Morning Post" states that sixteen school boys were shot dead during the recent disturbances at Saratoff. ...

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  14. GENERAL STOESSEL.

    General Stoessel, the late commander of the Russian garrison at Port Aruthur, who is on his way to Europe on parole, arrived yesterday at Port Said. ...

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  15. STRIKE DEMONSTRATION AT PERNAU.

    Three thousand strikers at Pernau, a Russian seaport on the Baktic, yesterday met 300 infantry who were guarding the bridge. ...

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  16. A WHITE MAN MURDERED BY INDIANS.

    The steamer Pilbarra, which arrived from Fiji to-day, brought news of a horrible murder by Indians at Labassa, the victim being Alex. Coutts, an ...

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  17. TRYING TO OUTFLANK OYAMA.

    Nine thousand Russian cavarly, with artillery, are trying to cross the Hun-Ho, at Tacha. Their object is to outflank the Marquis Oyama's extreme left. ...

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  18. SOUTH AFRICAN AFFIARS.

    Mr. Beyers, a formet Boer General in the course of a speech at Pietersburg in the Transvaal, said that unless Responsible Government were grated, ...

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  19. RETURN OF THE LADY FORREST.

    The news of the disaster spread quickly. The meagre information which filtered through from Rockingham was soon on everybody's lips and anxious ...

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  20. ENTERTAINMENTS.

    There was another crowded attendance at the Theatre Royal last evening, when Little Tich gave two new "turns" of a highly diverting character. Apparently ...

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  21. INTER-STATE.

    J. Mathews, a second-class passenger from Fremantle to Melbourne on the s.s. Grantala, died on board the vessel about three hours before the steamer reached ...

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  22. THE RUSSIAN SERVICES.

    The French correspondents, interviewing between Aden and Suez Russian officers from Port Aruthur, have been amazed at the bitter recriminations between ...

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  23. POSITION OF THE VESSEL.

    Although the locality of the Orizaba is a very dangerous one, the coast line thereabouts being studded with reefs and shoals, there is, it would appear ...

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  24. THE ADDRESS-IN-REPLY.

    Forty amendments have been tabled to the Address-in-reply. It is expected that the debate will end about the 28th. ...

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  25. A TROUBLESOME BANKRUPT.

    In the Bankruptcy Court to-day Mr. Justice Walker sentenced Jas, McLean, of Forbes, to one year's imprisonment. Some time since McLean was examined. ...

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  26. THE UNITED STATES AND VENEZUELA.

    Negotiations between the United States and Venzuela respecting the American Government's demands for the fulfilment of Venezuela's obligations ...

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  27. THE MAILS QUESTION.

    The Australian Merchants' Association, in London, has sent a cable messate to Mr. Reid, Prime Minister of the Commonwealth, emphasising the great ...

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  28. CHARGES OF FRAUD.

    Two London shareholders of the Smelting and Refining Company of Australia recently instituted an action against Mr. F. W. Sailbury Jones and ...

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  29. CHINA.

    China, it is announced, intends to establish a kind of Parliament, consisting of the chief metropolitan officials, the members of the Han-lin Collage, the ...

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  30. STATEMENT BY MR. T. DAY.

    Mr. T. Day, the manager in Western Australia for the Orient Steam Navingation Company, informed a representative of the "West Australian" last evening ...

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  31. THE STRANDED FRENCH CRUSIER.

    The French crusier Sully, which recently went aground on a reef in Allong Bay, off the coast of Tonquin, is now reported to have slipped off the reef and ...

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  32. THE BRITISH NAVY.

    An explosion occurred yesterday, at Queenstown, on submarine A5. Six men were killed. ...

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  33. SUPPOSED MURDER.

    On the 14th inst. Walter Benton sold his farm at Crow's Nest, in the Toowoomba district, and received £125 for it. Nothing has been seen of him since. ...

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  34. RELIEF MEASURES.

    When the news of the mishap to the orizaba reached Fremantle Capatain Dent. of H.M.S. Katoomba, which is at present in port immediately offered the ...

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  35. STRIKE AT LIVERPOOL.

    The Employers' Federation at Liverpool is importing hands from other ports, owing to a partial strike of dockers against the employment of ...

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  36. THE GERMAN COMMERCIAL TREATIES.

    The German Association of Commercers, at a meeting held yesterday in Berlin, expressed lively dissatisfaction with the new commercial treaties. ...

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  37. MOROCCO.

    The Sultan of Morocco received the French Mission, at Fez, with great cermony. ...

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  38. LABOUR TROUBLES IN GERMANY.

    Out of a quarter of a million strikers at Ruhr, in Germany, four-fifths have resumed work. ...

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  39. RAINS IN THE GERALDTION DISTRICT.

    Reports from the pastroal districts show that last week's rains extended over a wide area of country. The Greenough River is running to some distance ...

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  40. THE GERMAN NAVY.

    Admiral Tirpitz, the German Minister for Marine, announced yesterday in the Reichstag that the new navy programme, to be submitted in the autumn, ...

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  41. THE TRAFALGAR POST OFFICE EMBEZZLEMENT.

    In the Kalgoorlie Police Court to-day James McPhee, postmaster at Tranfalgar, pleaded guilty to a charge of having stolen £66, the property of the ...

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  42. T. M. SLATTERY'S CASE.

    T. M. Slattery, M.L.C., was again before the Water Police Court to-day. On the application of Mr. J. H. Want (for the accused), who said that he would ...

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  43. COMMERCIAL.

    Tallow.—At to-day's tallow sales 636 casks were offered and 420 casks were sold. Prices were unchanged. London, February 16. ...

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  44. HUNGARIAN POLITICS.

    The Ministrial crists in Hungary still continues. Owing to Count Andrasy's failure to form a Ministry, Mr. Werkerle has been ...

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  45. SUICIDE AT SEA.

    On the arrival of the ship River Fallock, from Philadelphia, to-day, it was reported that seven days after leaving port a seaman, named J. McCarthy, ...

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  46. SHOOTING AT "NOTHING IN PARTICULAR."

    In the Northam Police Court this morning a German, named Ernest Bolka, was charged with having carried firearms without lawful occasion, to the ...

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  47. INTERVIEW WITH CAPTAIN ARUNDEL.

    Captain Arundel, surveyor to the Marine Underwriters' Association of W.A., was one of the first to visit the scene of the mishap. In the course of an ...

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  48. THE LASCAR CREW.

    Having regard to the pains and penalties attending the landing of coloured aliens, and in view of the trouble which arose in Melbourne over the ...

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  49. FIRST NEWS OF THE DISASTER.

    The news of the disaster was first received by the Harbour-master at Fremantle in the form of a telegram from Rockingham, the small port which lies ...

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  50. GERMAN SOUTH-WEST AFRICA.

    General Von Trotha, commanding the German troops in German South-West Africa, surprised and killed 62 Hereros at Dabis. ...

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