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  2. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WELLINGTON.

    The most destructive fire that has ever occurred in Wellington broke out there yesterday morning in Huxley's tailoring establishment, Lambton Quay, and destroyed the ...

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  3. THE RAINFALL IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    During the past few days the weather has been intensely [?]ot and oppressive in Sydney and various parts of the colony, but thunderstorms have been prevnient throughout ...

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  4. THE FLOODS IN QUEENSLAND.

    The weather to-day has been fine, but extremcly oppressive. At Maryborough the flood is subsiding. No eatimate has yet been formed of the damage. ...

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  5. INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Parliament will be opened by commission to-morrow.In the Legislative Council Sir John Hay and Messrs. E. Barton and G. A Lloyd; and in the Assembly, Sir Henry ...

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  6. THE WEATHER.

    Another violent thunderstorm broke over this city early this morning and for a short time the rain fell in torrents. The electrical discharges in the heavy bancks of clouds ...

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  7. THE EUROPEANSITUATION THE POLICY OF ITALY.

    The Cologne Gazette explains that the treaty concluded between Germany, Austria, and Italy provides that Italy will support Germany in case that power ...

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  8. THE UNEMPLOYED AGITATION IN SYDNEY.

    The unemployed made a demonstration this morning which bude fair at one time to result in a Berious disturbance, and it was considered necessary, in order to prevent ...

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  9. TASMANIA.

    To-day Mr. W. Moore finally declined to join the Ministry. Mr. Brown will therefore remain Minister of Lands and Works. It iS expected that the Attorney-General ...

    Article : 87 words
  10. THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN ITALY.

    The political crisis in Italy is not yet ended. The reason why Signor Depretis resigned was that his majority in the Chamber was too weak to justify the ...

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  11. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) GERMANY AND RUSSIA.

    The semi-official Nord Deutsche Zeitung of to-day publishes an article in which it reiterates the former declaration by Prince Bismarck that Germany will not ...

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  12. THE HORSE EPIDEMIC IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    With respect to the horse disease prevalent at Silverton, Mr. Stanley, the Government veterinarian, telegraphed to the chief inspector of stock to-day, stating that the ...

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  13. NEW ZEALAND.

    Four fishermen belonging to Invercargill have been missing for several days, and it is believed that they have been drowned. ...

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  14. THE COBURG SHIRE.

    A public meeting was held at Coburg last evening in the Coburn Public-hall, to consiller a proposal emanating from the ratepayers to divide the shire into wards. The ...

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  15. FURTHER AUSTRIAN MILITARY CREDIT.

    The Austro-Hungarian Minister of War will shortly demand of the Delegations an additional credit of 53,000,000 florins. ...

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  16. FOUNDERING OF THE STEAMER HAURAKI.

    The steamcr Hauraki, 881 tons, foundered off Cape Farewell while proceeding from Greymouth to Wellington, coal laden. The crew were saved. The cause of the disaster ...

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  17. THE BULGARIAN DIFFICULTY.

    M. Greeoff, one of the Bulgarian delegates, left for Sofia to-day. Riza Pasha, the newly-appointed Turkish commissioner to Bulgaria, was to have ...

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  18. AN ATTEMPT TO DETECT SUNDAY TRADING.

    A remarkable instance of interference with the police in the execution of their duty is reported to have occurred on Sunday last. Constables Hayes and Kinnibury, from the ...

    Article : 188 words
  19. LEAVING A RAILWAY CARRIAGE WHILE IN MOTION.

    At the Prahran Court on Monday, before Dr. Fetherstone and Messrs. E. J. Dixon and George Young, J.P.'s, Robert Grandison was charged with having, on the 24th December ...

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  20. PRINCE ALEXANDER OF BATTENBERG.

    The latest bulletins issued "by the physicians in attendance on Prince Alexander of Battenberg, who is suffaring from small-pox, state that he is ...

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  21. SHARSPEARE AND THE JUBILEE YEAR.

    Sir,—I have received a number of [?] relative to the suggestion for [?] the jubilee year by Victoria's voluat[?] contrib[?] tion of £3,000 to restore the parish church of ...

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  22. THE SOCIALISTS IN LONDON.

    A large party of Socialists attended this afternoon at St. Paul's Cathedral, and behaved in a noisy manner, interrupting the service at intervals. They ...

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  23. NEW INSOLVENT.

    Abraham Michael Samuell, of 20 Russellstreet, commission agent. Causes of insolvency—Inability to let a portion of his premises in consequence of the landlord ...

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  24. THE PRAHRAN CITY COUNCIL.

    The Prahran City Council met on Monday evening,when there were present Councillors Forbes (mayor), Bowen, Beatty, Crews, Arikle, Turner, Taylor, and Muntz. ...

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  25. QUEENSLAND.

    There waa a full attendance of the Exhibition Committee of the Queensland National Association to-day, when it was unanimously agreed to recommend to the council ...

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  26. OVERLAND PASSENGERS TO AND FROM SYDNEY.

    The following is a list of passengers to nnd from Sydney passing through Albury, as telegraphed by our correspondent:— ALBURY, MONDAY. ...

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  27. EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS.

    The Messagories Maritimes s.s. Caledonien, from Melbourne 26th January, passed here to-day enroute for Marseilles, three days in advance of her due date. ...

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  28. PASTORAL INTELLIGENCE. (BY TELEGRAM FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.) VICTORIA.

    LOCKHART, FEB. 28.—Stock Crossings—25th inst. —12 thoroughbred colts and fillies from Adelaide, W. Blnckler, owner, in charge. The weather is very hot and sultry. ...

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  29. THE BALLARAT HOSPITAL.

    A public meeting, convened on requisition by the mayors of the city and town, was held in the Alfred-hall to-night, to consider the action of the hospital committee in refusing ...

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  30. ENGLISH SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

    From Melbourne— Mermorus, ship, sailed Dec. 10. From Sydney—Sir Walter Raleigh, ship, sailed Dec. 11; Woollahra, bque., sailed Nov. 30. From ...

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  31. OVERLAND PASSENGERS TO AND FROM ADELAIDE.

    The following passengers to and from Adelaide passed through Serviceton on the day specified:— SLRVICEION, SATURDAY. ...

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  32. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Parliament will be dissolved on Wednesday. It is understood that the nominations for the first batch of elections will be receivable about March 16. ...

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  33. NEW S0UTH WALES.

    COROWA, FEB. 28.—A terrine rain storm passed over the town to-day, 2in, of rain falling in 15 minutes. HOWLONG, FEB. 2S.—On Saturday night and ...

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  34. THE GENERAL ELECTIONS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The complete returns for the Murray election give Mr. Chanter (protectionist) 837 votes. Mr. Barbour (protectionist) 759, and Mr. W. R. Virgoe (freetrader) 749. ...

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  35. LAW NOTICES (This Day).

    M'Cou[?]rle v. Hobson, Crough v. Cleary, Passmore v. Miuahan. BANCO COURT. (Before their Honours the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice ...

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  36. SIR HENRY LUCH'S VISIT TO ADELAIDE.

    Sir Henry Loch, the Governor of Victoria, left for Melbourne by this afternoon's express. During his stay he has been the guest of Sir Win. Robinson. At the Adelaide ...

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  37. THE FEDERAL STORE.

    The shareholders of the Federal Store Limited held their first meeting yesterday afternoon, when there was a fair attendance. Mr. E. King presided, and stated that as another ...

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  38. AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE,

    PORTARLINGTON, FEB. 28.—The weather for the past week has been close and sultry, and on Saturday heavy showers of rain fell, accompanied by thunder and lightning. Owning to the light crop of onlons ...

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  39. TRADE SOCIETY MEETING.

    A largely-attended meeting of the Tailoresses Union was held at the Trades-hall last evening. It was reported that £100 had been lent to the trustees of the institution ...

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  40. THE SITE FOR THE ST. KILDA TOWN-HALL.

    Sir,—We are going to have a now town-hall erected in St. Kilda, and the borough council announce they are about to take a poll of the ratepayers to decide on one of two sites for ...

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  41. BLACK MONDAY.

    Sir,—Victorian history tells us of Black Thursday and Black Wednesday, and surely no more appropriate name can be given to 1st March, 1886. than "Black Monday," as on ...

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  42. QUEENSLAND.

    THARGOMINDAII, FEB. 28.—Heavy rain fell here on Friday and saturday last, fully 6in. being registered. The river Bulloo rose over its banks with the purely local water higher than had been previously ...

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  44. VICTORIAN RAILWAY TENDERS.

    The following tenders were yesterday provisionally accepted by the Railway Commissioners:— Erection of signal-boxes at Beaufort— ...

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  45. POLICE INTELLLIGENCE.

    An Italian named Grattano was sentenced at the District Court yesterday to two months' imprisonment with hard labour for a brutal assault on a young man named ...

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