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  2. HOBART & SOUTH

    Mr. C. E. Findlay, clerk in the Central Board of Health Department, died this morning. Deceased was recently married, and was 30 years of age. He had ...

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  3. CABLE MESSAGES.

    The Agents-General officially farewelled Mr. Chamberlain at the Colonial Office yesterday. Lord Strathcona (High Commissioner ...

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  4. CABLE MESSAGES.

    Four thousand revolutionists now surround the city of Santo Domingo, and an assault is expected. The Germans are prepared to land ...

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  5. CABLE MESSAGES.

    A plot against the life of President Adolf Deucher of Switzerland has been discovered. Three men were arrested at Milan in ...

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  6. INTER-STATE CABLES.

    The prize meeting of the Victorian Rifle Association was continued at Williamstown to-day, in splendid weather. The shooting at the 1000 yards range for ...

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  7. CONDITIONAL APPROVAL.

    The Wolverhampton Chamber of Commerce has endorsed the policy enunciated by the Prime Minister (Right Hon. A. J. Balfour), and also approved of Mr. ...

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  8. PERSONAL.

    Mr. W. J. Wilton, at one time manager of the Hobart branch of the "Examiner," was a passenger on board the s, Victoria en route from New Zealand to Victoria ...

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  9. FIRE AT WOOLWICH.

    A theatre attached to the barracks at Woolwich was burnt down last night. The reading and recreation rooms were also destroyed by the flames. ...

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  10. REVOLT IN YEMEN.

    The revolt in Yemen (South-West Afriet) is spreading southwards, end the Ottoman troops have been unable to stay the onward march of the insurgents. ...

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  11. WORKING UP DETAILS.

    Professor W. A. S. Hewins, M.A., director of the London School of Economics and Political Science, has resigned his position. ...

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  12. SOUTHERN POLICE COURT.

    At the Police Court to-day William Bradshaw was again remanded on a charge of obtaining goods by means of false pretences. Elwina Cleary was ...

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  13. FOREIGN COBDENITES.

    In a recent speech Mr. Chamberlain declared that the Cobden Club was mainly supported by foreigners. M. Guyot and several other ...

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  14. LATE MRS. SPURGEON.

    Probate has been granted under the will of the late Mrs. Spurgeon. The value of the estate was sworn at under £10,986. ...

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  15. LANCASHIRE COTTON TRADE

    Owing to the shortage of cotton and the consequent stoppage of the mills a heavy loss occurred to the wage-earners. The total sum lost by the Lancashire ...

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  16. ROYAL ARTHUR'S VISIT.

    The Premier (Mr. W. B. Propsting), accompanied by the Chief Secretary (Dr. M'Call), the Minister of Lands (Mr. Carmichael Lyne), Mr. A. Morrisby, and ...

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  17. MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S REPLY.

    Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain said he was touched and gratified by the generous appreciation of his services shown by the Agents-General, and he ...

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  18. STEEL TRADE DEPRESSION.

    Owing to the depression in trade and to competition on the part of the United States Steel Trust the Dominion Iron and Steel Company has given notice of a ...

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  19. SUPPORT FROM MONTREAL.

    The Board of Trade at Montreal has had under consideration the preferential trade proposals of the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. ...

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  20. PERSONS IN A TRANCE.

    An interesting return has been issued by the Prussian authorities. It shows that in three years bonuses were paid to 148 Berlin doctors for ...

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  21. GAMING PROSECUTIONS.

    In the City Court to-day three persons charged with conducting and two charged with assisting to conduct gaming houses were each fined £20 with costs, in ...

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  22. NEW ZEALAND SCHEME.

    In the House of Representatives Mr. Massey, leader of the Opposition, moved the following amendment to Mr. Seddon's preferential and reciprocal bill:—"That ...

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  23. ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

    The official correspondence concerning the arbitration treaty recently agreed to by Great Britain and France has been published. ...

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  24. INLAND WIRES.

    Bishop Mercer arrived by last evening's train, and delivered a lecture at the Metropole Theatre on "Competition." This evening he administered ...

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  25. STRIKE ENDED.

    The strike in Rio Tinto, in Spain, has ended. [Yesterday it was reported that 5000 out of the 7000 men who a week previous. ...

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  26. VICTORIAN OLD AGE PENSIONS.

    In the Assembly this evening the Premier moved the second reading of the Old Age Pensions Act Amendment Bill. The object of the measure is to cut down the ...

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  27. A MINISTERIAL VICTORY.

    The House of Representatives, by 46 votes to 13, rejected Mr. Massey's amendment to the Preferential Trade Bill. The measure was read a second time. ...

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  28. MISSION TO THIBET.

    The "Temps" warns England against seriously interfering with Thibet. Great Britain is reminded by the French daily newspapers that if she does ...

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  29. FINANCIAL.

    There have been considerable dealings in the new Victorian stock at about 92 7s 6d. ...

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  30. BREACHES OF CUSTOMS ACT

    The representatives of several importing firms, charged to-day with breaches of Customs regulations, were brought before the Collector of Customs (Mr. ...

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  31. THE LATEST DRESSES.

    A practice has grown up in America of sketching the latest dresses for reproduction, and those worn by the wives of millionaires have been especially singled ...

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  32. QUEENSTOWN NEWS.

    Mr. Beardsley, late metallurgist at the Mount Lyell Company, leaves to-morrow Morning for Sydney, en route to San Francisco. ...

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  33. IMPERIAL CONSOLS.

    British 2½ per cent. consols are quoted at £88 12s 6d. ...

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  34. DAMAGES RECOVERED.

    Professor Bayliss, of the University College, London, has recovered 2000 damages from Stephen Coleridge, secretary of the Anti-Vivisection Society. ...

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  35. COMMERCIAL.

    Wheat.—The American visible supply cast of the Rocky Mountains is estimated at 52,882,000 bushels, as against 49,269,000 bushels a week ago. ...

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  36. NO DICTATION.

    Continuing, Mr. Chamberlain said he never endeavoured to force his opinions on the colonies, and dictate what they should do, or interfere in their ...

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  37. REPUBLIC OF PANAMA.

    Colombia is adopting a menacing tone over the recognition of the new republic of Panama. The United States Minister has been ...

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  38. THE GAMING ACT.

    At the Weldborough Police Court to-day, before Messrs. E. H. Fowell, P.M., and Jas. Scott, J.P., Superintendent Propsting charged All Ling with on the ...

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  39. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    Imported wheat was quiet at 4s 6d to 4s 10d. South Australian, for delivery next Monday, was offering at 4s 0½d, and Victorian, for delivery next ...

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  40. METALS.

    Copper.—Standard brands are quoted at £55 15s for spot, and £55 10s for three months' delivery. ...

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  41. ITALIAN SOVEREIGNS.

    King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena placed wreaths on the tombs of the late Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. ...

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  42. OVERCOMING DIFFICULTIES.

    Mr. Chamberlain further said he had always recognised that owing to the varieties of interests and the wide separation of the countries the foundation of ...

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  43. PEAT COAL.

    The problem of the coal supply of Great Britain, if we may be permitted something in the nature of an Irish bull which is peculiarly appropriate, is likely ...

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  44. CANAL TREATY SIGNED.

    Hon. John Hay, Secretary of State at Washington, and an envoy sent by Panama have signed the Canal treaty. ...

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  45. DAMAGES FOR INJURIES.

    In the District Court to-day a youth named Frederick Johnston recovered £100 damages from Albert Guthray, trading as the Union Box Company. ...

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  46. COMPENSATION FOR INJURIES.

    Right Hon. A., Akers Douglas, Secretary of State for Home Affairs, has appointed a committee to consider the desirability of extending the law of ...

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  47. LEBAUDY'S STEERABLE BALLOON.

    A cablegram was published recently to the effect that M. Pierre Lebaudy's steerable balloon Jaune travelled from Moissons to Paris, a distance of 34 miles, in ...

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  48. COMMERCIAL UNION.

    The motherland, Mr. Chamberlain explained, had been a little ahead, and was willing to go further when the colonies were ready. One result or these ...

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  49. MARINE ENQUIRY.

    The enquiry into the, loss of the barque Ben Avon was concluded to-day. The court found the disaster due to the master placing too much reliance on the ...

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  50. Advertising

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  51. VIOLENT HAILSTORM.

    A violent hailstorm occurred yesterday at Wanstead, in the district of Hawke's Bay. The storm lasted for three hours. Hailstones as large as eggs fell, killing ...

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  52. COMING EVENTS.

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  53. THE PRESENT SCHEME.

    Mr. Chamberlain said he next proceeded on the alternative lines suggested by the colonies, and the proposals were embodied finally in a more official form by ...

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  54. AN AWFUL SUSPICION.

    John Sylvester, an exceedingly absent-minded man, purchased a new pair of trousers, and wore them to the lodge meeting. His wife, who was well aware ...

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  55. A FORTUNE FOR A FLOGGING

    John Magee died a few years back, leaving behind him a fortune of between £13,000,000 and £14,000,000. In 1874 this same John Magee occupied the ...

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  56. NORTH FARRELL STRIKE.

    [?] connection with the labour trouble at North Mount Farrell mine seven men arrived from the North-West Coast to-day, intent upon accepting work at the ...

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  57. FLOORING THE BISHOP.

    A Bishop recently addressed a large assembly of Sunday school children, and wound up by asking, in a very paterna[?]. way, "And now, is there any little boy ...

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  58. A WOMAN'S FRIEND IN NEED.

    Woman's delicate constitution necessitates gentle remedies when there is any tendency to a constipated condition. The robust woman, the delicate woman, the ...

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  59. AN IMPUTATION RESENTED.

    Right Hon. C. T. Ritchie, M.P., ex-Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking at Thornton Heath, strongly resented Mr. Chamberlain's imnutations that he [?] ...

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