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THE PUBLIC SERVICE.
Ever since the passing of the Public Service Bill last session, great interest has been manifested, not only in the ranks of the civil servants, but amongst ...
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SIR JOHN FORREST AND FEDERAL LEGISLATION.
Responding to the toast of "The Commonwealth," at a public dinner that was tendered to him by the residents of Goomalling to-day, Sir John Forrest ...
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THE WAR.
Russian attacks on the Japanese flanks near Chin-chia-tun, have been repulsed with a loss of 200 men. The Japanese casualties numbered 27. ...
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THE KAISER'S TOUR.
The Italian Press is unsympathetic towards the Kaiser's Moroccan Policy. ...
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THE SITUATION IN RUSSIA.
The man who assassinated the Grand Duke sergius at Moscow in February last has been identified as the son of Police-Inspector Kanuies, of Warsaw. ...
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SOCIALISM.
Speaking at Mudgee to-day, the Premier (Mr. Carruthers) said that Socialism was an element of class bickering, class differences, and class tyranny, and ...
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THE EARTHQUAKE IN INDIA.
Extraordinary aberrations in the rivers of Northern India preceded the recent earthquake, and the mountains heavily swayed for a minute. The ...
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MR. REID'S ATTITUDE TOWARDS EMPLOYERS.
Just before the Employers' Conference closed last night, Mr. P. T. Taylor (N.S.W.) moved:—To prevent any misunderstanding, this conference ...
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NEWS AND NOTES.
The Mails.—Mails for the Eastern States will close to-day at 9 a.m., for despatch by the s.s. Yongala, and on Wednesday next at 9 a.m., by the s.s. ...
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THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
At the meeting of the King of Italy and the Kaiser at Naples, the Triple Alliance was mutually toasted as a pledge of peace. ...
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.
The Russians, on Tuesday, assuming the Offensive, first bombarded Chin-Chia-tun. A large infantry force, supported by ...
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A JACQUERIE IN THE CAUCASUS.
The Jacquerie, or peasants, revolt is prevailing in the Russian Caucasus. The peasants have destroyed the houses of many priests, whom they ...
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ON BOARD THE HOHENZOLLERN.
King Victor Emmanuael of Italy yesterday lunched with the Kaiser, on His Imperial Majesty's yacht Hohenzollern. The Kaiser has decided to prolong his ...
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THE KING.
The King has started for Marselilles, where His Majesty will join the Queen. ...
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KAISER'S AIMS FRUSTRATED.
The "Times" correspondent at Vienna says that the Kaiser's hopes, firstly to separate France and England, secondly to induce Italy to repent her flirtation ...
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ARREST OF ANARCHISTS.
The latest batch of anarchists to be arrested in Russia includes the daughter of a former Governer-General of St. Petersburg. ...
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JAPANESE ADVANCE ON VLADIVOSTOCK.
General Linevitch reports that a Japanese column, approaching Vladivostock, has been repulsed at Kilju, in North-Eastern Corea. ...
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THE FEDERAL VISIT.
In yesterday's paper it was stated that the Mayor of Perth (Mr. Harry Brown, M.L.A.) had decided to cancel the municipal reception or ...
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TARIFF REFORM.
A deputation from the Confectioners and Manufacturers' Association yesterday waited on Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and other Liberal leaders. ...
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THE ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION.
The St. John Ambulance Association held its annual meeting in Queen's Hall last night, in the presence of a large gathering, presided over by the ...
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THE COMING BATTLE.
The "Times" correspondent at Petersburg states that according to Official information, 475,000 Japanese are advancing in crescent formation, General Oku ...
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CONCESSIONS TO THE POLES.
The restrictions have been removed against the State employment of Poles, except for the higher Ministerial appointments. ...
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ANGLO-FRENCH RELATIONS.
It is semi-officially stated in Paris that it is natural to suppose that King Edward and President Loubet would exchange views on all current diplomatic ...
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THE COUNTRY'S VIEWS.
In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Baldfour, replying to Mr. Lloyd George, Liberal member for Carnarvon, said:"We must await a general ...
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OUTRAGE AT PABIANACE.
Some miscreants yesterday sprinkled arsenic on the floor of a cotton factory at Pabianace, in Poland. Seventy girls feel unconscious. ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN MAILS.
Neither Lord Stanley, the Postmaster-General, nor the London managers of the Orient Company have received confirmantion of the reported new ...
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THE MIDDLE EAST.
The "Times of India" states that it has received authentic information that Russian troops have replaced the Bobharan troops at all pests on the Upper ...
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THE GAMBLING EVIL.
The Liverpool Municipality, by 33 votes to 29, has decided to obliterate all betting news in the newspapers received by the public libraries of the ...
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PROPOSED GOOMALLING RAILWAY EXTENSION.
At Goomalling to-day a deputation, introduced by Mr. T. F. Quinlan, M.L.A., waited upon the Minister for Railways (Mr. J. B. Holman, M.L.A.), and urged ...
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THE PARIS CONSPIRACY.
Captain Tamburini, the French halfpay officer who was arrested yesterday on a charge of being concerned in a conspiracy against the Republic, is a ...
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THE NATIVE QUESTION.
In the Legislative Assembly of Cape Colony yesterday Mr. J. X. Merriman indignantly resisted the idea embodied in a motion submitted by Mr. O'Kelly ...
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NORWAY AND SWEDEN.
The Crown Prince of Sweden and Norway, as Regent of the Realm, has proposed a settlement of the consular difficulty between the two countries. ...
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THE TEA PENSIONS SCANDAL.
Mr. Justice Buckley has refused to make an order for the compulsory winding-up of the Nelson share syndicate. The Nelson share syndicate carried on ...
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CONDUCT IN THE JURY ROOM
Before the further hearing of the charge of firing their premises brought against the Finkelsteins was continued in the Criminal Court yesterday, Mr. ...
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FINANCIAL.
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TROUBLE IN THE BALKANS.
A force of Turkish regulars annihilated a Bulgarian band of twenty-one at Lestoovantepi, in Macedenia, themselves losing six. ...
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FLOODS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
Serious washaways have been reported on the railways between Parkers and Condobolin. The residents of Trangie, 321, miles west of Sydney, ...
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COMMERCIAL.
Wheat.—The wheat market is dull owing to heavy shipments and large prospective supplies, the promise of a large winter crop in America and fine ...
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THE BRIGHTON ELECTION.
Mr. Gerald Loder, the newly-appointed Junior Lord of the Treasury, who, on seeking re-election for Brighton this week, was defeated by the Liberal ...
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PERSONAL.
Bishop Riley will leave Perth for Kalgoorlie next Monday, returning to the city on the following Saturday. Mr. O. L. Haines is laid up with an ...
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AN EMPLOYER'S CHARGE AGAINST SIR E. BARTON.
At the Employers' Conference this morning Mr. Moore (N.S.W.) said that his interjection yesterday, when he referred to Sir Edmund Barton as "The ...
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A DEFAULTING BANK MANAGER.
Hugh C. O'Brien, formersly manager of the Commercial Bank of Maffira, plaeded guilty, at the General Sessions to-day, before Judge Eagleson, to a ...
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ETON COLLEGE.
The Rev. Canon Lyttleton, M.A., headmaster of Haileybury College, has succeeded Dr. Warre as headmaster of Eton. ...
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.
The Cabinet, at yesterday's meeting had under consideration the question of the residential leaso regulations, and they decided to make the tenure more ...
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A QUEENSLAND TRAGEDY.
Jas. Warton appeared in the Brisbane Police Court to-day, on a charge of having murdered W. Monday at Toowong Sergt. Tomey read a statement by ...
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EARTHQUAKES IN NEW ZEALAND.
Twenty-three shocks of earthquake occurred at Rotorun between 8.20 last night and 7 o'clock this morning. Some alarm was created especially among the ...
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MINING.
Mt. Lyells (T[?] ...
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