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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
August 29—Wellington, kt, 49 tons, J. Todd, master, from Melbourne. Lindsay Tulloch and Co., agents. CLEARED OUT. ...
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THE CHUDLEIGH RAILWAY.
Eight tenders have been received for the construction of the Chudleigh railway viz.:— £17,252, Mr. W. Duffy, jun. ; £17,814, Messrs. Smith, Jones. and ...
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CURRENT TOPICS.
THE usual weekly meeting of the Executive Committee of the Launceston Benevolent Society was held in the Mayor's- room, Town Hall, yesterday afternoon, ...
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Mr. E. Keane, managing director of the Western Australian Midland Railway, who is going out to Western Australia, will arrange for reimbursing the original ...
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW.
There was a very fair attendance at the National Agricultural Show to-day, when judging took place, the weather being splendid. The exhibits of cattle are ...
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A VICTORIAN SQUATTER.
Mr. W. McCulloch, of Merton Park Colac, Victoria, who has been on a visit to England, will embark for Melbourne on October 1. ...
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EMPEROR OF GERMANY.
The Emperor William H. is at present at Dresden, on a visit to the King of Saxony. ...
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RUSSIA AND ABYSSINIA.
Russian missionaries are going to Abyssinia. ...
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MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.
The following reports of committees will be read at the meeting of the Launceston Municipal Council on Monday next. The report of the Sewerage Committee ...
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EX KING OF SAMOA.
King Malietoa, who was deposed by the Germans from Samoa, and deported to the West Coast of Africa, has now been brought to Germany, and will be ...
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AMERICAN RETALIATION POLICY.
It is probable that a special session of the Canadian Parliament will be called to consider the proposed retaliatory action of the President of the United States ...
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A DISLOYAL BAND.
Mr. Hill has sent an apology to the Queen for the omission of a subordinate in not dismissing a Cork band for declining to play the National Anthem. ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
On the Darling Harbour line 20 trucks broke from the engine and dashed into another engine and 19 trucks, severely damaging them. The fireman was badly ...
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DEATH OF AN AERONANT.
Mr. Simmons, the well-known aeronant, has been killed in Essex through the balloon coming into collision with a tree. ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The difficulty in the Legislature with reference to the Chinese question has been settled by a conference. The term "Chinese" has been defined so as not to ...
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EGYPTIAN WHEAT CROPS.
The low state of the Nile is proving ruinous to the wheat crops in Lower Egypt. ...
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AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN V. UNIVERSITIES.
The cricket match between the Australian Eleven and Past and Present of Oxford and Cambridge Universities was continued to-day. The colonials, who ...
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THE COAL MINERS' STRIKE
Things are quieting down at Newcastle, and the prospect is beginning to look more hopeful. The miners now want a proper agreement. Efforts are being made to get ...
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THE ANNEXATION QUESTION.
The recent agitation in favour of a union between Tasmania and Victoria has to a great extent subsided, and many who at first advocated such a union are becoming ...
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NEW AUSTRALIAN CRUISERS.
Mr. Steward considers the new cruisers for the Australian Squadron are being built from adequate designs, but he is amending the engines, which" will be ...
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GENERAL BOULANGER.
General Boulanger is said to have gone to Sweden incognito. ...
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FRENCH NAVAL MANŒUVRES.
The French fleet, which is being exercised in naval manœuvres near Toulon, will disperse on Monday next. ...
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Launceston Examiner
THE recent attempt made in some quarters to raise a agitation in favour of the annexation of Tasmania to Vic has had one good effect—it has awakened ...
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Mr. JOHN DILLON.
Mr. John Dillon, M.P. for Mayo, who is now undergoing a sentence of six month's imprisonment under the Coercion Act, is reported to be depressed in spirits, ...
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HOBART SHIPPING
August 29—Flora, s, 1273 tons, H. C. White, commander, from Sydney via Eden. Wednesday. The s.s. Flora arrived from Sydney to-day. ...
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QUEENSLAND MINING VENTURES.
The Etheridge United (Gold Mining Company, under which several gold mines at Etheridge, Queensland, have amalgamated, has been registered. ...
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TASMANIAN NEWS.
At the City Police Court to-day William Donaldson, for neglecting to join the bark Asia, was sentenced to six weeks hard labour. James Cane, for assaulting two ...
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COMMERCIAL.
Our Melbourne correspondent telegraphs :— Wheat is quoted to 4s 2½d ; flour, to £9 for stone made : roller, to £10 10s ; oats, to 3s 5d for feed ; barley, 2s 10d ; maize, to 3s 9d. ...
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OCEANIC CONTRACT.
The Oceanic mail contract for the service via San Francisco has been extended for another year. ...
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SUGAR BOUNTIES CONVENTION.
France has not signed Sugar the Bounties Convention. ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
Messrs. Yuille and Co.'s sale of racehorses was continued to-day, when a two-year-old filly by Richmond—Instep, was sold to Mr. W. E. Dakin for 450 guineas, ...
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Advertising
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Reseived.—"W. J. H.," Cressy. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS.— In all outward complaints a desperate effort should be made to at once remove ...
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