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  2. CABLE MESSAGES.

    The Cape Parliament has been prorogued. ...

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  3. INTER-STATE CABLES.

    In the Western Market to-day Tasmanian apples SPM sold at 3.s to 5s per case; French Crabs, 4s to 5s; and Sturmers, 3s to 4s. ...

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  4. INTER-STATE CABLES.

    The infant daughter of W. Stanbury was burnt to death at Wellington last night and her three year-old sister was bably scorched. When the mother put ...

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  5. HOBART & SOUTH

    Captain Evans has been approached with respect to Mr. Patterson's resignation for South Hobart. which has been placed in his and other hands in the ...

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  6. HOBART & SOUTH

    A meeting of the Mount Cameron Water Race Board was held at Gladstone, there being present the following member:— Messrs. W. H. Wallace, Samuel Hawkes, ...

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  7. COMMONWEALTH.

    The Prime Minister, replying to Mr. Crouch said that the matter in dispute between General Sir Edward Hatton and the Minister of Defence arose during ...

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  8. BRAXY AT CHUDLEIGH.

    The Veterinary Surgeon has supplied the following report on braxy to the Minister of Agriculture:— "In forwarding a tentative report on a ...

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  9. RACING STABLE BURNT.

    The racing table of R. Ellis, at Moonee Ponds, was burnt to the ground last night and the two well-known horses, Lilly Manton and Tri d Or were badly ...

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  10. THE EX-PREMIER.

    Right Hon. Sir J. Cordon Sprigg, the ex-Premier of Cape Colony will shortly leave on a visit to Australia. ...

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  11. OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.

    All the Ministers are in the city, with the exception of the Chief Secretary (Dr. M'Oall), who is expected back at the end of the week. ...

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  12. A STORMY PASSAGE.

    During the voyage of the ship Walden Aobey from Philadelphia to Sydney, two of the crew were lost overboard. A strong gale was met with of the Cape ...

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  13. GERMAN ARMY.

    Further action is being taken by the German military authorities to prevent the maltreatment of soldiers. Lieutenant Haupt has just been tried ...

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  14. THE KERRISDALE TRAGEDY

    There is now little doubt that Mrs. M'Lellan, who with her three-year-old son was found dead in bed at Kerrisdale, was responsible for the double death. ...

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  15. CUSTOMS ENQUIRY.

    The third public enquiry under the provisions of part 15 of the Customs Act was held at the Customs House to- day. Mr. James Barnard, state ...

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  16. SCOTTISH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION.

    Dr. Bruce reports that the Scottish Antarctic party discovered at the south-eastern extremity of Weddell Sea a barrier of ice—a part of the Antarctic ...

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  17. NOT GUILTY.

    The trial of Alfred Russell on a charge of murdering Herbert R. Stewart at Leiehhardt was concluded to-day. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty on ...

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  18. THE INCOME TAX.

    The hearing of special cases under the Income Tax Act as to the taxability of incomes received by Mr. Deakin and Sir Won. Lyne during the year 1901, both ...

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  19. BUBONIC RATS.

    Plague-infected rats still continue to be found at Woolongabba. ...

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  20. RACING IN ENGLAND.

    The following are the latest betting quotations for the Derby, to be run at Epson on Wednesday, June 1:— 7 to 4 against M. E. Blane's ...

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  21. WESTRALIAN ELECTIONS.

    Nominations for 45 of the 50 seats in the Legislative Assembly closed today. Eight members have been returned unopposed, and of these live are Labour ...

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  22. CHILDREN'S EPIDEMIC.

    The announcement that a large number of deaths from a mysterious epidemic called "spotted fever," or cerebrospinal meningitis, had occurred in New ...

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  23. UNION OF CHURCHES.

    A large party of delegates representing various Protestant bodies were welcomed at the Methodist Conference this afternoon, and ...

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  24. INLAND WIRES

    'At the half-yearly meeting of the A.N.A. last night, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:—President, Mr. A. J. Street; vice-president, ...

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  25. BRITISH AUXILIARIES.

    According to the "Daily Express," the Government will disregard the recommendations of the Norfolk Commission in reference to conscription. ...

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  26. WEATHER.

    The weather is intensely cold. Snow storms prevail on the highlands, and rain squalls on the lowlands. ...

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  27. THE ELECTIONS.

    The election campaign for the State Parliament concluded with to-night's speeches. The Premier, Mr. Beat, expresses himself as confident of being ...

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  28. GERMAN INTERESTS.

    The Pan-German Congress held at Luback, has passed a resolution declaring that Germany's political and economical intereste compel her to acquire ...

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  29. A CANADIAN APPOINTMENT.

    Mr. R. E Macnaghten has just received by wire an appointment under the Education Department of Canada for one month, with prospects of ...

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  30. ZEEHAN HOSPITAL.

    At a special meeting of the Zeehan and Dundas Hospital board to-night, accounts for the purchase and erection of all X-ray apparatus amounting to £90 ...

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  31. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    About 12,000 bag of wheat were sold to-day at 3s 0½d to 3s 0½d ex store. Free purchases were made in the country equal to 3s. Bran, 7½d ,to 7½d; pollard, ...

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  32. IN MOROCCO.

    Morocco has protested against France and Great Britain selling the future of the country, without first consulting Germany. ...

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  33. METROPOLITAN DRAINAGE BOARD.

    At a special meeting of the Metropolitan Drainage Board, held to-day, Mr. G. W. Thom, of the Melborune Metropolitan Board, was appointed engineer's ...

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  34. A TELL-TALE COMPASS.

    An automatic compass for use on board ship has been invented by a Frenchman, M. Heit. It automatically registers, minute by ...

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  35. TEMPESTUOUS WEATHER.

    A heavy southerly gale has prevailed since yesterday, which, combined with much rain and hall, renders outdoor work most unpleasant. ...

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  36. PROPERTY OWNERS' ASSOCIATION.

    At a meeting of the Hobart and Suburban Property Owners Association, held last evening a letter from the secretary of the Launceston Property Owners' ...

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  37. AMUSEMENTS.

    The new programme at the Academy of Music is one of the best that Mr. Bain has submitted during his present season, and last night the applause which ...

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  38. POWER TO PROSECUTE.

    At to-day's meeting of the Federal Executive Council, a minute was passed endowing the Attorneys-General of the several states with power to prosecute ...

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  39. KATE HOWARDE COMPANY.

    A very good house greeted the second peformance of "My Sweetheart" at the Mechanics' Institute last night, and the piece went with a swing from start to ...

    Article : 207 words
  40. RAILWAY FATALITY.

    This morning a letter named Percy Morgan, employed on the railway line near Eveleigh workshop, was struck by a passenger train, and hurled clear of ...

    Article : 207 words
  41. FEDERAL TOPICS.

    There is no doubt about the labour character of the committee which Senator Higgs (Q.) wishes the Senate to appoint to enquire "as to the truth or ...

    Article : 189 words
  42. STORY OF A NOBLE CHINESE.

    The following appears in Mr. Whigham's "Manchuria and Korea":—"A Cossack, in a fit of lrunkenness, had shot a Chinese, and it, was necessary to bring ...

    Article : 160 words
  43. THE SOUTH MOUNT VICTORIA FIELD.

    The Government Geologist (Mr. W. H. Twelvetrees) has furnished the Minister of Mines (Hon. C. Lyne) with his report on the South Mount Victoria ...

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    Dr. Mountain, who was the son of a beggar, owed nearly every step of his successive promotions in great part to his facetiousness, and won the last step ...

    Article : 134 words
  45. TO PLEASE THE PALATE

    as well as cure is not given to every medicine: there is none so pleasing as California Syrup of Figs, which at the came time has no equal as a laxative ...

    Article : 84 words
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