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  2. Advertising

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  3. FEDERATION.

    Replying to Viscount Lamington (ex-Governor of Queensland), the Parliamentary Secretary to the Colonial Office (the Earl of Onslow) declared ...

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  4. INTER-STATE CABLES.

    The will of James Coghlin, late of Ballarat, gentleman, has been lodged for probate. The estate was valued at £179,400. ...

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  5. INTER-STATE CABLES.

    The president of the Caledonian Society states £400 has been subscribed to a fund for the erection of a statue of Robert Burns in Melbourne. The ...

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  6. CABLE MESSAGES.

    Pope Leo's jubilee was inaugurated in the presence of 70,000 people at St. Peter's, in Rome. ...

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  7. THE WAR.

    The Ladies' Commission's report is a striking vindication of the conduct of the camps and a high tribute to High Commissioner Milner. The mortality, ...

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  8. NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION.

    An extraordinary general meeting of the members of the National Mutual Life Association was 'held to-day to receive the report of an actuary on his ...

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  9. LIVERPOOL BANK FRAUDS.

    In connection with the Bank of Liverpool frauds, Kelly and Stiles pleaded guilty of conspiracy. Kelly offered to restore £20,000, and Stiles ...

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  10. NEW BISHOPS.

    The consecration of the bishops of Bendigo and Wangaratta takes place on Monday at St. Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne. ...

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  11. TELEGRAPHIC RATES BILL.

    The Chamber of Commerce has endorsed the protest of the Sydney Stock Exchange against the bill relating to postal and telegraphic rates which has ...

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  12. REMOUNT QUESTION.

    In the House of Commons yesterday the First Lord of the Treasury (Right Hon. W. St. John Brodrick) declared that no unbroken horses were ...

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  13. THE LIBERALS.

    The Earl of Rosebery in a letter to "The Times" declares Sir Henry Campell-Bannerman has anathematised my declaratons of a clean slate and ...

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  14. MISCELLANEOUS.

    Premier See has re-opened communications with the other states with a view to holding another inter-state conference with reference to the ...

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  15. OLD AGE PENSIONS.

    All the applications received at the pensions office oar the old age pensions to the number of 17.000 have now been sent out to the Commissioners for ...

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  16. WRECK OF THE PROSPERITY

    At a special enquiry into the loss of the schooner Prosperity, which went ashore at Point Lookout, and had two of her crew drowned, the court found ...

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  17. INLAND WIRES.

    Mr. C. Bjelke Petersen has been appointed instructor of physical culture to the state school teachers Hobart and Launceston. The instructor willa ...

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  18. TYPHOID FEVER.

    The superintendent of the Melbourne Hospital reports that every bed in the institution is occupied with typhoid cases. ...

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  19. WAR OFFICE CONTRACTS.

    In the House of Lords yesterday the Earl of Carrington moved that all the papers and tenders in connection with the recent contract be tabled. He ...

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  20. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

    The Speaker took the chair at 10.30 a.m. Mr. Sydney Smith immediately moved the adjournment of the House ...

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  21. PROFESSIONAL LITIGATION

    Mr. Jellicoe, a well-known lawyer, has issued a writ claiming £501 damages against Mr. Haselden, a stipendiary magistrate. for alleged ...

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  22. DISCHARGED.

    Henry Elliott, who was arrested in connection with the death of Edward Latham, at Richmond, on the 1st inst., appeared at the City Court to-day, and ...

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  23. CHAMPION CYCLIST.

    W. Martin, the champion cyclist, arrived from Melbourne to-day by the s. Talune en route for New Zealand, 'Where he-is going to fulfil his ...

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  24. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Earl Fitzwilliam. ["Who's Who" gives the following sketch of deceased:—Fitzwilliam, 6th ...

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  25. A PREFERENTIAL TARIFF.

    The Auckland City Council has passed a resolution favouring a preferential tariff for British goods. ...

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  26. MAYORAL HOSPITALITY.

    This afternoon a large number of visitors and local residents travelled by special train to the Plenty to accept the invitation of the Mayor ...

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  27. METHODIST APPOINTMENTS

    The following new appointments were made by the committee at the Methodist conference to-day:—Launceston, Rev. James A. Gault: Campbell ...

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  28. STATE COAL MINES.

    It is probable the Government will' open and work two state coal mines. ...

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  29. RESERVED JUDGMENT.

    The Full Court will deliver judgment in the matter of the will of Mrs. Brooke, deceased, and the marriage settlement hit connection therewith, on ...

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  30. PICKED UP AT SEA.

    News from Tahiti states that a boat and some members of the crew from the wreck of the barque Savernake. was picked up by a French gunboat at ...

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  31. THE UNEMPLOYED.

    A deputation waited upon Premier See to-day, and said that from 8000 to 10,000 men were without work in the state, and asked that employment ...

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  32. PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

    Mrs. Bone, a resident of Hobart, was knocked down yesterday by a steer and sustained sundry bruises and a severe shock. ...

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  33. LONGFORD ROAD TRUST.

    The usual monthly meeting of the local road trust took place at the Council Chambers, Longford, yesterday afternoon, when there were present:— ...

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  34. HOUSE OF COMMONS.

    By 263 votes to 166 the House of Commons has agreed to sit full time for the first four days in the week, so as to enable members to spend a ...

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  35. DISCOVERY OF COAL.

    In sinking a well at Gilgandra, coal was met with at a depth of 90ft. or so. For about 18ft. coal in 2in. seams was gone through. ...

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  36. BUBONIC PLAGUE.

    After our first pages had gone to the machine last evening enquiries of the health officer (Dr. L. S. Holmes) elicited the information that the Central ...

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  37. CONDITION OF MR. PIESSE.

    Mr. F. W. Piesse is in a very low. condition, with no improvement. ...

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  38. COMMERCIAL.

    Butter.—The market is firm; colonial at from 110s to 112s, and New Zealand occasionally 114s. The high prices are checking business. Danish is firm. ...

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  39. SHEEP-STEALING.

    A deputation representing the Macquarie Plains district waited on the. Premier (Hon. N. E. Lewis) to-day, and urged that police protection: ...

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  40. A MILITARY MUDDLE.

    A large number of the members pf the federal contingent, who are encamped in a paddock near the rifle range, have developed sickness. ...

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  41. OBITUARY.

    Mr. Daniel Matthews, who for 30 years has been acting as missionary to the natives on the Murray river, diel at the Manuka mission station to-day. ...

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  42. ANDERSON DRAMATIC COMPANY.

    Mr. Barney Levy, advance agent for the Anderson Dramatic organisation, arrived in Launceston last night to prepare for a short season of the company ...

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  43. METALS.

    Capper.—The market is form, the quotation for standard brands being £55 15s for spot, and £55 2s for three months' delivery. ...

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  44. A NEW COFFEE PALACE.

    Tenders for the erection of a brick coffee palace on a block owned by Mr. J. G. Harris, in Alexander-street, were considered to-day. Seven were ...

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  45. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    Wheat receded to 3s 5d, at which price a good business was done. Flour was quoted at £7 15s to £8. Algerian oats were firm and active—feed at 2s ...

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  46. NORTH MOUNT LYELL DISPUTE.

    An important development took place in connection with the North Mount Lyell embroglio to-day, when Messrs. Callicott and Lodge, whom Mr.Trent had ...

    Article : 202 words
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