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  2. BUSINESS AT THE CONFERENCE.

    The colonial Premiers decided yesterday to discuss the constitution of the Conference first of all, and to deal next with the question of military defence. ...

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  3. MOTHERLAND AND THE COLONIES.

    After the Imperial Prime Minister, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, delivered the inaugural address at the Colonial Conference to-day, he ...

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  4. TROUBLED RUSSIA.

    M. Stolypin, the Russian Premier, has yielded to the Duma on the matter of experts attending the meetings of the Duma Committees. ...

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  5. EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO.

    An earthquake has destroyed the towns of Chilpancingo and Chilapa, in the South of Mexico. Eleven persons are known to have ...

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  6. MINISTERS ON THE GOLDFIELDS.

    The Premier and Colonial Secretary slept at the Sandstone Hotel last night and after breakfast this morning spent an hour in moving about through the ...

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  7. SAD SHOOTING FATALITY.

    At about 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon Harriet Ashenden, wife of William Ashenden, a carter, of Aldgate Park, was seated on the doorstep of her ...

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  8. WORK OF A PRIVATE DETECTIVE.

    The hearing of a case of an unusual nature was commenced before Mr. Justice Hood and a jury to-day. A claim was made by James Blackall Faussett, ...

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  9. STABBING AFFRAY AT BROOME

    On Saturday evening, at about 5 o'clock, a Manilaman named Louis Mumbong, alias Stumpy, proceeded to a hut occupied by a Manilaman named ...

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  10. THE NEW YORK TRAGEDY.

    The second trial of Harry Thaw, who is charged with the murder of Stanford White, in the Madison Square Gardens Theatre, New York, on June 27 last, ...

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  11. INTERNATIONAL PEACE.

    Mr. Andrew Carnegie presided at the National Arbitration and Peace Congress at New York yesterday. President Roosevelt, in a cautious ...

    Article : 70 words
  12. THE WRECK OF THE WILLYAMA.

    Up to yesterday, when the latest telegram came from the scene of the stranding of the collier Willyama, a large quantity of coal had been ...

    Article : 366 words
  13. STEAMER ASHORE IN SUEZ CANAL.

    The British steamer Indraghiri (4,927 tons) is ashore at Ismailia, in the Suez Canal. The stranded vessel does not, however, impede the traffic through the ...

    Article : 37 words
  14. KALGOORLIE REQUIREMENTS.

    Both the Attorney-General (Mr. Keenan) and the Colonial Secretary (Mr. Connolly) were "hauled over the coals" by some of the speakers who ...

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  15. BRITISH POLITICS.

    Sir Walter Nugent (Nationalist) was elected to the House of Commons yesterday unopposed for South Westmeath. ...

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  16. PRESS OPINIONS.

    The "Times" says His Majesty the King aptly expresses the hopes with which his subjects, and not the least the representatives of self-governing colonies, ...

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  17. THE CRICK-WILLIS TRIAL.

    The Crick-Willis trial is proceeding slowly. Peter Collinson Close was three days in the witness-box, his evidence being ...

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  18. AERIAL NAVIGATION.

    It is stated at Paris that M. Filippi, an inventor, has succeeded in propelling an aeroplane heavier than the air. ...

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  19. ENTERTAINMENTS.

    The Australian drama "Thunderbolt," a stirring story of bush life in the old coaching days, is attracting large attendances nightly to His Majesty's Theatre. ...

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  20. CANADIAN IMMIGRATION.

    Immigrants are pouring into Canada from all ranks. Six thousand left Montreal yesterday bound west. ...

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  21. INTER-STATE.

    A re-count of all the votes recorded at the election for the Echuca Division was to-day ordered by Mr. Justice Barton. This is preliminary to the ...

    Article : 280 words
  22. THE DELEGATES.

    At the inaugural proceedings in connection with the Colonial Conference yesterday there were present, in addition to Sir Henry ...

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  23. THE INSPECTION OF STOCK.

    Mr. Norman Malcolm, formerly a stock inspector in Western Australia, writing to the "Register" concerning stock diseases in Western Australia, ...

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  24. THE CENTRAL AMERICAN WAR.

    The war between Honduras and Nicaragua has come to an end. General Bonilla, President of Honduras, who fled on a steamer recently ...

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  25. FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

    Mr. Chapman stated to-day that, in addition to the reports already disposed of, the Tariff Commission had sent in 28 other reports b- the protectionist ...

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  26. LORD BEAUCHAMP ENTERTAINS THE VISITORS.

    Lord Beauchamp, a former Governor of New South Wales, gave a reception yesterday in honour of the visiting Premiers. For the function, which was of ...

    Article : 73 words
  27. A NAPOLEONIC DEBT.

    The Ex-Empress Eugenie of the French, is being sued for £184,000, which was lent to her husband. Napoleon III., in 1855, on a bond which was ...

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  28. ABORIGINES OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    To-day a deputation from the Aborigines' Friends' Association waited on the Premier with a request that the Government should take over the ...

    Article : 211 words
  29. SWAZILAND.

    Mr. J. C. Smuts, Colonial Secretary and Acting-Premier of the Transvaal, urges Lord-Elgin, Secretary of State for the Colonies, to open Swaziland to ...

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  30. KATANNING-KOJONUP RAILWAY OPENING.

    The secretary of the banquet held in connection with the opening of the Katanning-Kojonup railway (Mr. Flanagan) denies receiving any reply ...

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  31. THE KING'S MESSAGE.

    Lord Elgin, who presided at the Colonial Conference yesterday, read the following message, which had been received from His Majesty the King from ...

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  32. A PIECE OF ANCIENT HISTORY

    The "Times" gives prominence to extracts from articles contributed by the late Mr. W. E. Forster to the "Nineteenth Century Magazine" in ...

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  33. NEW ZEALAND NEWS.

    The produce report statistics for the year ended March 31 have been issued. Compared with the previous year, butter shows an increase from 300,106cwt. ...

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  34. CANADA.

    In the Canadian House of Commons yesterday, Mr. Armstrong, member for Lambton, read official correspondence to show that German goods were ...

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  35. CAPE COLONY.

    Olive Schreiner (Mrs. Conwright Schreiner), the novelist who writes under the pseudonym of "Ralph Iron," has started a woman's suffrage society ...

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  36. PERSONAL.

    His Excellency the Governor with Lady Bedford, accompanied by Captain Sketchley, Private Secretary, will open the Fremantle Horticultural Society's ...

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  37. MISCELLANEOUS.

    The battleship Aki (19,000 tons), recently constructed by the Japanese Government, has been launched at Kure. ...

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  38. UNION FUNDS AND POLITICS.

    Referring to the widespread dissatisfaction in Labour circles, caused by the refusal of the Registrar of Friendly Societies to Register under the ...

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  39. PERSONAL.

    Mr. John Morley, Secretary of State for India, was cheered in the House of Commons yesterday when he announced that Lord Kitchener had accepted for ...

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  40. INAUGURATION SPEECHES.

    In his inaugural address at the opening of the Colonial Conference yesterday, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman said he had much pleasure in sinceroly ...

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  41. THE LAW COURTS.

    Nisi Prius.—At 10.30 o'clock, in No. 3 Court, before Mr. Justice Burnside and jury : (1) Mayhew v. Crown (partheard). At 10.30 o'clock, in No. 1 ...

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  42. MINING.

    Latest quotations for Broken Hill mining shares are as follows:— British Broken Hill, 37s. 6d. b, 40s. s. Block 10, Broken Hill, 102s. 6d. b, ...

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  43. STRIKE OF WIRE WEAVERS.

    Eighty wire-weavers at Lysaght Bros. and Co.'s works have gone out on strike. They demanded 11s. 8d. per day, irrespective of the quantity of ...

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  44. STRANDING OF THE FORTUNATUS

    Some little uneasiness was felt for the welfare of the steamer Fortunatus prior to an announcement that she was ashore at Flores Island, because she ...

    Article : 80 words
  45. THE WAIFS' HOME.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 42 words
  46. TRADE WITH STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.

    Mr. Suttor, commercial agent in the East, has been investigating the Australian trade with Straits Settlements and the Federated Malay States. He ...

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  47. COMMERCIAL.

    Metals.—Latest quotations are as follows:—Copper, forward, £94 15s. to £95. Tin: Forward, £182 15s. to £183 5s. Lead: £19 15s. ...

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  48. THE WRECK OF THE EASBY.

    A report has been received stating that the position of the wrecked steamer Easby will seriously endanger the safety of vessels seeking shelter at Gabo ...

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  49. Advertising

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    Advertising : 455 words
  50. ALLEGED MURDER AT BROOME.

    The Commissioner of Police (Captain Hare) yesterday received a telegram from Corporal Stewart, who is in charge of the police station at Broome, ...

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  51. CONFERENCE TELEGRAPHS TO THE KING.

    The Premiers attending the Colonial Conference telegraphed to His Majesty the King yesterday, presenting their humble duty, and desiring to ...

    Article : 52 words
  52. UNITED ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS.

    The report of the Grand United Order of Oddfellows, submitted at the annual meeting to-day, stated that for the first time the annual income in this ...

    Article : 67 words
  53. ESCAPE OF ABORIGINAL PRISONERS.

    Twelve aboriginal prisoners employed by the Roads Board escaped while in charge of a special constable. Three have been recaptured. ...

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  54. THE LATE SIR JOHN SEE.

    The estate of the late Sir John See has been valued for probate at £173,044, which is bequeathed to the testator's children. ...

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  55. FINANCIAL.

    Bar silver is quoted at 2s. 6½d. per oz. ...

    Article : 16 words
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