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TELEGRAPHIC.
M. Delyanis, the Greek Premier, in replying to the ultimatum of the Great Powers calling on Greece to disarm her forces, declared that Greece cannot yield ...
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SPORTING.
The following nominations have been received for the Bishopsbourne Races, which are to take place on May 12:— HURDLE RACE—Handicap. Of 15 sovs. ...
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POLICE PROTECTION AT CASTRA.
SIR,—Will you kindly allow me space in your valuable journal to call the attention of the public and the police authorities to the fact that we are yet without police ...
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SOUTHERN TASMANIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the Tasmanian Football Association was held to-night, at the Town Hall Committee-room, when there was a crowded attendance. In the ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Ernest Wm. Minchin, cashier of the National Bank of Adelaide, was committed for trial this morning on a charge of embezzling £1000, the property of' the bank. ...
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JERUSALEM.
The weather for the past fortnight has been very changeable. We have had several severe frosts, followed by rain and wind, and as the ground has now had a ...
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INCENDIARISM AT MANDALAY.
News has been received from Burmah that, a large portion of the town of Madalay has been burned by incendiaries. ...
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BEACONSFIELD AMATEUR TURF CLUB.
The nominations for the initial meet of the Beaconsfield Amateur Turf Club closed yesterday evening, with the following results:— ...
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THE INCOME TAX.
SIR,—It would seem that the imposition of an income-tax will form part of the various "programmes" which the candidates for Parliamentary honours will present, shortly, to ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.
The Australian Eleven will commence their first practice on Monday next, on the ground of the Chiswick Club. ...
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Sir,—I have been surprised to notice the audacity with which charlatans of almost every description pose before the public with doctor prefixed to their names and by every ...
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TASMANIAN INTELLIGENCE
The Derwent Rowing Club Regatta has been postponed till May 8, in consequence of the death of Mr. F. J. P. Norman. At the Police Court to-day, George Self, ...
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(ARGUS AND AGE SPECIAL CABLEGRAMS.)
Four Indian regiments are to be sent to Burmah to reinforce the British army of occupation there. ...
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THE NEW HEBRIDES.
In political circles it is believed that an agreement between Great Britain and France with regard to the New Hebrides is imminent. ...
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BRAIN WORRY.
After all, heroism is not the effete principle which pessimists would have us believe. The silent toilers of the world exhibit, to the full, as much courage, ...
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THE EX-CONFEDERATE PRESIDENT.
Mr. Jefferson Davis, who was President of the Confederate States during the American civil war in 1861-65, is now making a tour through the southern states. ...
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LONGFORD NOTES.
The ponderous iron frame and door for the strong room at the new Commercial Bank of Tasmania was fixed to-day by Mr. Robert Gould, under the supervison of ...
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THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LOAN.
It is expected that the new South Australian four per cent. loan of £1,332,400, tenders for which will be opened on Friday, will be taken up at par, or £1 above minimum. ...
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A. J. C. AUTUMN MEETING.
The Autumn Meet of the A. J. C. was continued to-day, when the weather was fine, and the racing interesting. The following are the results:— ...
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TEAM OF ENGLISH CRICKETERS.
The following team of cricketers will visit Australia next season:—A. Shaw, R. Shrewsbury, J. Lilywhite, W. Barnes, J. Briggs, W. Gunn, W. Bates, .W. Flowers, ...
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(Additional to Previous Telegrams.)
Four per cent. South Australian inscribed, 1917-18-24, £1 lower—.£100. April 28. Mr. H. B. T. Strangways, formerly ...
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FACTS AND FANCIES FROM FORMBY.
A complete block of produce exists at Form by at this moment. Sacks are piled fifteen deep on the railway wharf, at which two steamers, the Balmain and Dingadee, ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
The Royal Commission on water supply left to-day for Sydney, where they intend to confer with the kindred commission of that colony upon the utilisation of the ...
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FREE TRADE.
SIR,—There are one or two questions of much public interest demanding a more lucid and Categorical explanation than any put forward by your numerous correspondents, and, ...
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LAUNCESTON POLICE COURT.
Before Messrs. E. Whitfeld and H. E. Lette, J' s. P. BREACHES OF THE LICENSING ACT.—William Titmus pleaded not guilty to having, on the ...
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MINING INTELLIGENCE.
The Victory Company, Charters Towers, have crushed 542 tons for 2155oz. of gold. The local banks have purchased during the week 1562oz. of gold. ...
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REVENUE RETURNS.
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TIN.
It is notified that the 19th call of 2d per share in the Ben Lomond Company, and 19th call of 3d in the Brothers' Home No. 1, are payable at the office of Mr. A. ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
A mass meeting of the unemployed was held to-day, for the purpose of stating a grievance alleged to exist in connection with the method adopted by Government ...
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STOCK AND SHARE MARKET.
The Secretary of the Launceston Stock Exchange reports the following quotations for Friday:—Florence Nightingale, b 37s, s 42s Lefroy, b 2s 6d; Little Wonder, s 1s; ...
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LATROBE.
At the Police Court yesterday, before H. Douglas, Esq., P. M., and W. Allan by, Esq., J. P., Elven Atkinson was charged, on remand from last Tuesday, with assaulting ...
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A CELEBRATED SURGEON'S EXPERIENCE.
Gentlemen,—My wife had a severe attack of rheumatism which flitted from joint to joint for more than a week, when a friend (in my absence from ...
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PRICE OF BREAD.
SIR,—The letters lately addressed you on the price of bread will be fresh in the memories of most of your readers. My statement that the rise in the price of ...
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(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
The following quotations were made on the Hobart Stock Exchange to-day:— West Chum, b 43 10d, a 9s; Lefroy (con.), b 2s; North Brothers' Home (paid), s 17s ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The hon. John Douglas, Special Commissioner of New Guinea, has entered into a contract with Messrs. Burns, Philips, and Co. to run a monthly service of mail ...
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MINING MEETINGS.
ARGUS T. M. COMPANY.—The eighth half-yearly general meeting of shareholders in the above Company was held in the office of Mr. J, Williams, Cimitiere-street, yesterday. Mr. G. ...
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