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  2. THE SERAJEVO CRIME.

    VIENNA, Friday. --The Government is requesting Servia to discover and punish the organisers of the assassination of the late Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his Consort ...

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  3. MR. COOK ON LIBERALISM.

    The State Liberal Conference came to an end on Saturday, winding up with a harbor trip up Lane Cove, in the afternoon. More than 200 delegates took part in this trip, and at The ...

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  4. FEDERAL CAMPAIGN.

    The selection of candidates on the Liberal side has been advanced by final selections in the Dalley and Hunter electorates. Local selection were first made in each case, and ...

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  5. TWELFTH OF JULY.

    The 12th July celebrations under the auspices of the Loyal Orange Institution yesterday evidenced renewed vltailty on the part of the order and increased enthusiasm among the ...

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  6. ISLAND MASSACRES.

    NOUMEA, Saturday. --The French cruiser Kersaint arrived from Vila to-day, and reports that in company with H. M. S. Torch on July 4 she proceeded to Malekula to punish ...

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  7. "MR. WU."

    A theatrical management undertakes a hazardous experiment when It seeks to Interest the Adelphl galleryites in a psychological play. On Saturday night the occupants of this part of ...

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  8. ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

    LONDON, Friday, --Dr. Walter Page, American Ambassador to Groat Britain, speaking in London, announced that Great Britain and the United States had practically concluded an ...

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  9. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

    NEW YORK, Saturday. --The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court, which has Just decided that acceptance fees in connection with Christian Science treatment are ...

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  10. LABOR FEDERATION.

    At a meeting of the Labor Federation of Australasia on Saturday delegates attended from the northern, southern, and western districts, also from the Amalgamated Railway and ...

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  11. THE AMERICA CUB.

    NEWPORT, Rbode Island, Saturday --Vanilla defeated Deflance by a small margin in the America Cup elimination tests. Resolute was completely outclassed. The test was carried ...

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  12. TWO SENATE CANDIDATES.

    At a Labor demonstration at North Sydney, on Saturday night, held in support of Captain Bradley's campaign against Colonel Ryrie, Senator M'Dougali severely criticised the ...

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  13. DAVIS CUP.

    LONDON, Friday. --Mr. Gordon Inglis, representing the Australasian Tennis Association, entertained the Australasian Davis Cup team at luncheon, at the Savoy, on the eve of tho team's ...

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  14. DETERMINED TO FIGHT.

    The Rev. F. Colwell (president of the Methodist Conference), speaking at the North Sydney Methodist Church yesterday, said that in order to understand the situation in Ireland ...

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  15. TASMANIA'S REVENUE.

    HOBART, Sunday. --Though there was a large surplus over Mr. Payne's estimate of the revenue for the year ended Juno 30 last, yet the expenditure was also greatly exceeded, so that the ...

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  16. ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

    In the Davis Cup tie between England and France, Mavrogardato (England) defeated Germot (France), 4-6, 7-5, 9-7, 6-2, and Tarke (England) defeated Decugis (France) by - 6-2. ...

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  17. "ANOTHER WILLIAM 111."

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. --There was an overflowing meeting at the Town Hall on Saturday night on the occasion of the annual celebration by the Loyal Orange Institution of ...

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  18. PIGEON IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. --The Melbourne Pigeon Improvement Society is holding its second yearly show. Nearly 500 pigeons --almost every kind being represented --are on view ...

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  19. THE COMMONWEALTH.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. --A proclamation was issued on Saturday removing the restrictions Imposed on Natal, South Africa, on February 12, 1912, in connection with the outbreak of ...

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  20. SPORTING NEWS BY CABLE.

    LONDON, Friday. --Con. O'Kelly boat Curran in the eighth round in a contest at Plymouth. Bandsman Rice defeated Dan M' Goldrick, champion of Scotland, at Barrow, on points ...

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  21. FARMERS' RALLY AT EUGOWRA.

    EUGOWRA, Saturday. --At a rally of farmers of the district, held in the local School of Arts last night, the chair was taken by Mr. J. R. Greenbalgh, president of the Eugowra branch ...

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  22. A TRIAL OF STRENGTH.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. --State Ministers were confident on Friday that the strike at Williams town shipyards was at an end. After the final interview, which took place between the ...

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  23. CRICKET.

    LONDON. Sunday. --In their match against the Gentlemen the Players scored 303 in the first innings for the loss of six wickets. The innings was declared closed. The Gentlemen ...

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  24. SMALLPOX.

    Two cases of smallpox were reported on Saturday --one from Redfern and the other from Balmain --and a patient was removed from Sussex Street yesterday. ...

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  25. GENERAL NEWS BY CABLE.

    Captain Cook' s letters and diary have been sold at auction and realised £1070. LONDON, Saturday. The Mersey Docks Harbor Board has declined to recognise the men employed in warehouses ...

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  26. AT MOREE.

    MOREE, Sunday. --In connection with the smallpox outbreak a third case was placed under medical surveillance yesterday with rash, but it was not sufficiently advanced at present ...

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  27. A FINANCIAL ROMANCE.

    BLAYNEY, Saturday. --Mr. O' Malley, of Tasmania, who spoke here last night in support of Mr. Carr, a Labor candidate for Macquarie, declared that when Mr. Cook assumed office he ...

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  28. EMIGRATION FROM RUSSIA.

    An announcement made recently shows the Russian Government in the strange light of encouraging the loss of a valuable element in the country. Emigration has been growing ...

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  29. ISLANDERS' DRINK BILL.

    Although there is no intoxicating liquor of any kind consumed by the natives of Nine, it is calculated that the Niuean drink bill is equal to £3 10s per head of the population per ...

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  30. MR. W. H. KELLY'S CAMPAIGN.

    Mr. W. H. Kelly, Assistant Minister for Home Affairs, who is seeking re- election for the Wentworth seat, will deliver the opening speech of his campaign at the Waverley-ball. ...

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  31. THE BAUER RECITALS.

    On Saturday afternoon, at the Town Hall, Mr. Harold Bauer played to one of the best houses of his series of recitals, and distinguished himself in a comprehensive programme ...

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  32. MR. CHAPMAN AT BERRY.

    BERRY, Saturday. --Mr. Chapman, M. H. R., in a political address, referred to the increased taxation imposed by the Labor party, and dealt with the altitude adopted by the ...

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  33. PROTESTANTISM V. POPERY.

    DAPTO, Sunday. --The annual demonstration in connection with the local Orange Lodge was held on Friday night and largely attended. The Rev. J. J. Willings. of Sydney, in his ...

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  34. NEW ENGLAND CONTEST.

    TAMWORTH, Saturday. --Preparations for the fight at the forthcoming Federal elections, in the New England electorate, commenced yesterday. A joint meeting of Liberals and ...

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  35. ACCUSED OF WAREHOUSE PILFERING.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. --Three young William Moonle, William Graham, and St. Clad Yeoman, were arrested on Friday on a charge of pilfering from the warehouse of Messrs. ...

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  36. AT BROKEN-HILL.

    BROKEN HILL, Sunday.--The Orangemen this afternoon held the 12th of July demonstration in the Protestant -hall, when the F. ev. R. G. M' Carron delivered the address on "The Day ...

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  37. EDUCATION IN TASMANIA.

    HOBART, Sunday, --The Minister for Education has completed his scheme for assisting country children to obtain secondary education. His bill provides that for the first year ...

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  38. IN BRISBANE.

    BRISBANE, Sunday. --The 12th of July services were held by the Orangemen of Brisbane to-day at the Exhibition Hall. There was a large procession through the streets of the city. ...

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  39. MAN'S THROAT CUT.

    William Wells, a tinsmith, of 2 Rutland Street, City, was admitted to Sydney Hospital last night with his throat cut. He was found lying unconscious on the floor of his bedroom. ...

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  40. "A GREAT POLITICAL REFORM."

    PERTH, Sunday. --Sir John Forrest and Messrs. Gregory and Fowler were welcomed at a Liberal rally; Sir John Forrest said that the Liberals were pledged to what would mean a ...

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  41. JUNIOR EXAMINATIONS.

    In the recent Junior public examination. Miss Alice Nola Hagon, who gained distinction in English and Botany, and Miss Sylvia Dorothy Glasson, who gained distinction In botany, were ...

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  42. BIG VICTORIAN ESTATE.

    MELBOURNE, Sunday. --The into Charies William Clifford, of Sprlingbrook. Kolora, grazler, who died on April 23 last, left by a will dated February 3, 1914, estate valued at £36,517 ...

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  43. LATE SHIPPING.

    The (turners Atun end Komura yesterday passed the Heads at 5.40 and 6.60 p. m., respectively. Both vessels ware bound north. ...

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