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THE COMMERCIAL BANK.
The head office of the Commercial Bank presented a very animated appearance yesterday. The banking chamber was crowded with customers during the afternoon, and ...
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
Extensive military preparations continue to be made in Ulster in view of the possible passing of the Home Rule Bill. ...
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
The latest intelligence from Central Asia shows that Russia is still pursuing her aggressive designs on tho northeastern frontier of Afghanistan. ...
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
A torrible prairie fire is raging in the states of Omaha and Nebraska. A tract of country 15 miles in breadth has been devastated, mid the fire is travelling at ...
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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
There is little fresh to report in connection with the shipping strike at Hull. In consequence of the excited state of feeling among the strikers and the foar ...
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The Argus.
The low prices of wheat and of wool in the world's markets are accountable for many of the complaints about dull times heard in Australia. For wool, ...
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BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.
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TIDAL WAVE AND BLIZZARD AT CHICAGO.
Chicago has been visited by an unusually severe tidal wave and blizzard which caused great damage. The tidal wave coming up from Lake ...
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STONES THROWN AT MR. BALFOUR'S CARRIAGE.
Several stonos were thrown at the carriage of Mr. Balfour, the leader of the Conservative party in the House of Commons, as he was returning from a ...
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TASMANIAN APPLES IN LONDON.
The R.M.S. Britannia has arrived with tho first shipment of Tasmanian apples this season, consisting of 10,000 cases. A portion of the apples has boen sold ...
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THE SITUATION IN EGYPT.
The position of affairs in Egypt is daily growing more critical. The feeling of hostility entertained by the natives against European residents is ...
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN HUNGARY AND SERVIA.
Great alarm has been caused in Servia and Hungary by the general occurrence throughout both countries of severe shocks of earthquake. ...
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PROCLAMATION BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.
In consequenco of the large quantity of arms that has lately been landed in Ulster, Lord Houghton, tho Lord Lieutenant, has issued a proclamation ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Sir Robert Duff (the new Governor of New South Wales), Lady Duff, Colonel Hutton (the newly-appointed commandant of the New South Wales forces), and ...
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FRANCE AND SIAM.
Siam recently rejected the demand made by France that the River Mekong should be the boundary between Siam and the French possessions in ...
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DISSENSIONS IN THE CLAN-NAGAEL.
Dissensions have occurred in the ranks of the Clan-na-Gael, tho Irish revolutionary organisation in the United States. In consequence of these and of ...
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THE WOOLLOOMOOLOO TRAGEDY.
The inquest on the body of Emma Harrison, who was found murdered in her bedroom at the residence of John Osborne, 321 Burton-street, Woolloomooloo, on the ...
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FATALITY ON BOARD THE R.M.S. OPHIR.
Mr. George Byng, a saloon passenger by the Orient Co.'s R.M.S. Ophir, which left Melbourne on March 4, was drowned as the steamer was passing ...
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THE LATE MR. VICAT COLE.|
The death of Mr. Vicat Cole, R.A., the artist, which occurred on Saturday, was sudden and unexpected. ...
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THE MAIL STEAMERS.
The P. and O. Co.'s R.M.S.S. Britannia, from Melbourne, 25th February, arrived at Plymouth on the morning of the 7th inst. ...
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THE SUBSIDY TO AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.
The annual meeting of the Horsham and Wimmera District Agricultural and Pastoral Society was held on Saturday. The president, Mr. W. Burgin, occupied the chair, and there ...
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THE BUTTER EXPORT TRADE.
Arrangements have been made by M'Meekin Brothers, St. Quintin, and Co., for placing butter on foreign markets in smaller quantities and in a more attractive form ...
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THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
The annual meeting of the National Association of New South Wales waa held to-night, Mr. G. Allen Manafield being in the chair. In the report which was submitted ...
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THE MILDURA IRRIGATION COMPANY.
The Mildura Irrigation Company held an adjourned meeting to night. The declaration of the poll taken on Saturday was as follows:—In favour of the amendment that ...
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NEW INSOLVENTS.
Lewis William Bate, of 439 Collins-street, stock and station agent. Complete schedule. Causes of insolvency—Iliness of self and family, and consequently being unable to ...
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THE SMALL-POX OUTBREAK AT PERTH.
A fourth case of small-pox was reported at Perth late yesterday. The house in which the patient lives has been quarantined. The city council is, with the aid of a grant ...
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A STABBING AFFRAY ON SHIPBOARD.
Last night a stabbing affray occurred on board the ship Cambrian King, which was lying at the Occan Steamers' wharf, Port Adelaide. Two seamen, named John Flynn ...
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LAW NOTICES (This Day).
At Halt-past 10.—Miller v. City of Hawthorn (past heard), Hermann v. Taylor, Thomas v. Buscombe, Douglas v. Jane. FIRST CIVIL COURT. ...
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AMENITIES OF A SHIRE COUNCIL.
A disgraceful scene occurred at the last meeting of the Ferntree Gully Shire Council over several matters connected with the shire business, which were discussed at a semi ...
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THE QUEENSLAND FLOODS RELIEF FUND.
The Major of Melbourne has remitted a further sum of £500 to the central committee of the Queensland Floods Relief Fund, Brisbane, making a total of £5,000 from the ...
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HOTEL BOBBERY AT RANDWICK.
Mr. Forster, the licensee of the A.J.C. Hotel at Randwick, has reported to the police that a robbery took place at his hotel last night, it is believed between the hours of 9 ...
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A GOOD FIND OF GOLD.
A couple of young men had the good fortune to find two nuggets valued at £90 in one tub of dirt on Friday last at Newbury, The first one that was seen ...
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DEATH OF A PEARL DIVER.
News arrived on Saturday of the death of another pearl diver from working in too deep water off Durnley Island. He was a native of Samoa, and went down four times in 28 ...
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