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  3. CABLE MESSAGES.

    Negotiations are proceeding between the Russian and Turkish Governments in reference to the passage of the Bosphorus. ...

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  4. CABLE MESSAGES.

    China is showing a disposition to offer concessions to Great Britain in satisfaction for the Talienwan incident. It offers, according to telegraphic ...

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  5. FUNERAL OF A PROSPECTOR.

    The funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Heaps, a well-known prospector, took place to-day. His remains were followed by a large and representative ...

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  6. INTERCOLONIAL.

    Madame Albani arrived by this morning's, express from Adelaide, and was welcomed at the Spencer-street station by representatives of the art ...

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  7. CABLE MESSAGES.

    The election of Mr. Lowe (U.) as a member of the House of Commons, to fill the vacant seat for Edgbaston division of Birmingham, was not opposed. ...

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  8. INLAND WIRES.

    It is understood that the Government will appoint an assistant in inspector of machinery to meet the growing wants of this department. ...

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  9. WESLEYAN PICNIC.

    The annual Wesleyan picnic was held to-day, when children, numbering nearly 300, marched to the Cricket Ground, and indulged in games and ...

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  10. MUSICAL EXAMINATION.

    Entries for the Trinity College, London, theory examinations closed to-day in Hobart. Over 100 entries were received, including students from ...

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  11. ARARAT MURDER.

    A reward of £100 has been offered by the Government for information leading to the conviction of the person who murdered Joseph McDonald, ...

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  12. PARIS EXHIBITION.

    A question was put to the Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in the House of Commons to-day in reference to the representation of Great ...

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  13. SENSATIONAL INCIDENT.

    Odessa telegrams report that Russia has purchased 50,000 tons of coal, which was needed for the navy, but that it had not yet been received. ...

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  14. WEATHER.

    Yesterday morning broke dull and overcast, and about 11 o'clock misty rain commenced to fall. About midday a slight shower descended, but ...

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  15. SERIOUS CHARGE.

    A Figian sailor from H.M.S. Penguin, and Walter Butcher was brought up to-day for violently assaulting and robbing Thomas Gard, and were remanded ...

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  16. BULGARIA AND TURKEY.

    Some days ago Bulgaria made a strong protest to Turkey against the oppression of her subjects on the Macedonian frontier, and demanded that the ...

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  17. A HEAVY FINE.

    Two Germans named Kream and J. Jacob have been fined £100 each for unshipping a quantity of uncustomed cigars from the steamer Barbarossa. ...

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  18. ACTION FOR DAMAGES.

    The Supreme Court, in its £100 jurisdiction, was engaged all day hearing the case of damages, Ross v. Jeffry, in which plaintiff claimed £100 for ...

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  19. COLLISION AT SEA.

    The ship Brave, of Fredericksteadt, bound to Sydney, has been damaged during a collision at sea, and was towed into Southampton in a waterlogged ...

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  20. BRITAIN AND IRELAND.

    Interest in the question of the financial relations between Great Britain and Ireland is still maintained, and a desire has been expressed by the ...

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  21. A DISMASTED BARK.

    The steamer Tekapo, from Tasmania, reports that when 64 miles south-east from Sydney she sighted the Norwegian ship Industrie, partially ...

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  22. IN THE COUNTRY.

    The following reports were received from our country correspondents :— Burnie.—Light rain has been falling here since 7 o'clock this morning, and ...

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  23. EASTER ENCAMPMENT.

    It is understood that the Defence Department intends to have a five days' camp at Easter, when the men will be put through stiff routine of modern ...

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  24. BRITISH NAVY.

    Great activity continues to be shown by the Admiralty officials in connection with the naval programme. Tenders have now been invited for ...

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  25. RAWLING EXPEDITION.

    The Government trawling expedition will start on Saturday, and work in a southerly direction up to about 20 miles from the coast. ...

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  26. INDIAN AFFAIRS.

    This afternoon the Ministerial policy in India, especially as regards the retention of Chitral, was challenged by the Liberal party on an amendment ...

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  27. SPAIN AND AMERICA.

    Spain has refused to comply with the request of General Woodford, American Ambassador at Madrid, to either disavow or explain the reference to ...

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  28. INSURANCE OF PARCELS.

    The insurance of parcels sent through the Australian post offices will be advocated at the approaching conference of Postmasters-General, by Mr. ...

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  29. PARIS EXHIBITION.

    Germany has sanctioned a vote of 1,000,000 marks £50,000) for the representation of the Empire at the Paris Exhibition. ...

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  30. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

    The summer show of the Hobart Horticultural Society was opened to- day in the Town Hall, when there was a pretty and attractive exhibition of ...

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  31. CO-OPERATIVE BOOT SOCIETY.

    The Co-operative Boot Society, which was established by the boot employees' union, received an income of £8939 last year. The material and general ...

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  32. MARKET FOR SILVER.

    Bar silver is quoted at 2s 1 13-16d. per oz. standard. This is a further decline of one-eighth of a penny since yesterday. ...

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  33. KLONDYKE GOLD-FIELDS.

    Mr. G. W. Smalley, New York correspondent of "The Times," declares that the relations between Canada and the United States are just now strained. ...

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  34. LABOUR DISPUTES.

    At a meeting of the New South Wales Council of Australian Labour Federation to-day, it was decided to endorse the action of the Newcastle ...

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  35. GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR OF ROADS.

    Mr. G. Simmons, Government Inspector of Roads in the north, arrived at Zeehan to-day, having travelled overland from Burnie, doing the ...

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  36. NIGER TERRITORY.

    The "Matin" (Parisian newspaper), says it is semi-officially declared that Great Britain's uncompromising attitude on the Niger territory jeopardises ...

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  37. ON THE WEST COAST.

    The weather has broken at last, and heavy rain has fallen at intervals since noon. The barometer has been falling since yesterday, and there are ...

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  38. SHIPPING.

    The following notifications have been posted at "Lloyds":— Arrivals.—George Fleming, s., from Sydney ; Star of New Zealand, s., from ...

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  39. WRECK ON THE N.S.W. COAST.

    A party put out in a boat from Wool longong to-day to as certain whether the sunken vessel off the Bulli jetty is the schooner Malcolm. Wreckage ...

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  40. NYASSALAND.

    The Angionzulus, or Nyassaland, have revolted, and Colonel Manning's force of 400 men, stationed at Fort John stone, has been sent with gattling ...

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  41. CRESSY WATER TRUST.

    The usual monthly meeting of the Water Trust was held at the office of the secretary on Monday evening, when there were present—Messrs. M. ...

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  42. FATAL ACCIDENT.

    A man named Ford fell down a shaft in the Thames district to-day a distance of 175ft., and was killed. ...

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  43. NEW SOUTH WALES STORM.

    With the restoration of the telegraphic communication, particulars are available of the full extent of the damage done by Sunday's tempest. The ...

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  44. LATE BISHOP SELWYN.

    Feeling reference was made at the Anglican Synod to the death of Bishop Selwyn, and a motion embodying the sentiment of the Synod was passed. ...

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  45. ENGLAND AND ABYSSINIA

    Lieutenant Harrington, of the Indian staff, has been appointed British Agent in Abyssinia. ...

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  46. COURT OF ENQUIRY.

    The Nautical Court has found that the collision between the s. Stella and barkentine Waitemata was due to the negligent navigation of the former ...

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  47. WHEAT MARKET.

    The market for wheat has advanced during the past week. The quotation is now sixpence per quarter higher than it was a week ...

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  48. BRIDGES WASHED AWAY.

    Rivers and creeks became impassable, and on many of them the bridges were swept away. Immense damage was done to the roads, and communication ...

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