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  3. LORD KITCHENER

    Lord Kitchener arrived in Sydney this afternoon, and besides being welcomed by representatives of the Commonwealth and state, he received a flattering ...

    Article : 397 words
  4. CABLE MESSAGES

    Reuter reports that M. Delagrange met with a fatal accident at Bordeaux He was aeroplaning when some mishap occurred to the machine, and he was ...

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  5. AUSTRALASIAN WIRES

    Senator Millen sustained a fractured leg at Burreu Junction, north-western district, yesterday. He was driving with some friends, when the sulky struck ...

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  6. HOME POLITICS

    Speaking at Hanley, the Right Hon. 'A. J. Balfour, M.P., declared that the crisis had revealed the fact that ideals were growing up, separating the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. ADULT SUFFRAGE.

    Addressing his constituents at Battersea, the Right Hon. John Burns, M.P., President of the Local Government Board, favoured an adult suffrage. If ...

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  8. MISCELLANEOUS

    Arrangements have been made by which members of the House of Lords will be able to address 115 meetings this week. ...

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  9. SERIOUS CHARGE

    A serious charge of soliciting to commit a murder was preferred against Harry Ainsworth at the Central Court to-day. The case for the prosecution ...

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  10. CANDIDATES' VIEWS.

    Sir W. Anson's whip repeats the Earl of Rosebery's request for information respecting the views of candidates on the future of the House of Lords. ...

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  11. BIG TRUST COMPANY

    Owing to Mr. Ryan's retirement, Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan and associates have acquired control of the Morton and Fifth Avenue Companies, which will be ...

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  12. GRAVING DOCK.

    According to the "London Daily Telegraph," great indignation is felt in Dover at the Admiralty not permitting the Graving Dock Company' to construct. in ...

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  13. COAL CRISIS

    Mr. Bowling and party returned from the South Coast to Sydney to-day. The principal topic of conversation in the south was what is to be the result of ...

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  14. FREIGHT RATES

    With a view to securing to each port on the Atlantic seaboard of North America the benefit of the geographical position, the North Atlantic steamship lines ...

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  15. DEATH OF SIR F. DARLEY

    The death of Sir Frederick Matthew Darley is announced. SYDNEY, Wednesday. A cable was received by the Acting ...

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  16. ECLIPSE OF THE SUN

    The task of officially observing the eclipse of the sun is being left to Australians. The Imperial Government will not send an expedition, but a joint ...

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  17. DEFENCE PROBLEM.

    Mr. Balfour proceeded to consider the defences, and rebutted the accusation that he was making party capital out of the navy. The adequacy of the naval ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  18. FIELD-MARSHAL'S FUTURE.

    The purpose of Lord Kitchener's visit to Australia has probably much greater importance than the mere fact that he is going to advise upon defence ...

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  19. PRUSSIAN STATISTICS

    Statistics for the year 1008, showing the Savings Bank deposits in Prussia, total £478,050,000 sterling. The excess of deposits over withdrawals was ...

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  20. LORD KITCHENER'S STAFF.

    Lord Kitchener does not travel with a large and glittering staff. Major-General Hoad was with him in the Encounter, and, besides General Hoad, the ...

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  21. REVENUE RETURNS

    The revenue for the half-ear was £2,481,285, as against £2,303,219 for the corresponding six months of last year. The expenditure was £2,368,013, against ...

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  22. OLD-AGE PENSIONS

    At the instance of Mr. Rowland Hunt, M.P. (U.), a Post Office circular has been issued, assuring old-age pensioners of the security of their pensions. ...

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  23. COMMONWEALTH NEWS

    During the six months ended on December 31 62,006 old age pensions were granted in Australia. They were distributed among the states as follows:— ...

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  24. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    Mr Ogden Mills, the San Francisco financier, is dead. A wedding took place at the Abbotsham Church of England, when the ...

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  25. RUSSIAN ADMIRALTY

    The Russian Admiralty continues to be disorganised. Four Dreadnoughts were ordered some time ago, but they cannot be completed ...

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  26. WHAT LORD KITCHENER SAW IN JAPAN.

    The Imperial Japanese manoeuvres of 1909 were the most elaborate hitherto held. Last year the battle of the Shaho was rehearsed on ground as like the ...

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  27. ADVERTISING AUSTRALIA

    Now that the High Commissioner has been appointed, the matter of advertising Australia in the other countries is to be taken up and organised on definite lines. ...

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  28. COLD WEATHER

    Many accidents have happened on the ice in Germany, 12 being drowned during the New Year festivals. Twenty suicides or attempted suicides ...

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  29. THE COMING ELECTIONS

    The Prime Minister to-day announced his intention of addressing his constituents at Ballarat early in February. In this speech he will state a portion of ...

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  30. NEW YORK CITY

    Of Judge Gaynor's first list of nine municipal officers, only one is a regular Tammanyite. ...

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  31. TARIFF REFORM.

    Continuing, Mr. Balfour urged the need for tariff reform. The best way of raising revenue was giving security to the producers to increasingly utilise the ...

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  32. THE FIRST TEST

    South Africans, who made 208 runs in their first innings, scored 345 in their second attempt, and England, which scored 310 in their first, put up 144 for ...

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  33. A REMARKABLE PERSONALITY.

    Probably no visitor ever came to Australia in whose personality such interest was centred as in that of Lord Kitchener. Up to Saturday morning the ...

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  34. VICE-REGAL

    The vice-regal party journeyed over the Mount Lyell Company's haulage line to Gormanston this morning. On arrival at the top of the haulage the ...

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  35. GREEK CRISIS

    Prior to handing in the resignation of the Greek Minister of the Interior, Colonel Tsorpas kept the forces under arms for three days. ...

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  36. MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS

    Right Hon. H. H. Asquith, K.C., M.P., the Prime Minister, speaking at Brighton, defended an equitable valuation of land and the other features of the ...

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  37. A GREAT BRIDGE

    The Manhattan Bridge, the fourth over East River, in New York, has been opened. The structure cost £5,200,000 sterling. ...

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  38. CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE.

    At Dundee the Right Hon. W. S. Churchill, M .P., President of the Board of Trade, declared that the quarrel between the democratic electorates and a ...

    Article : 44 words
  39. HEREDITARY PRINCIPLE.

    Speaking at Glanton, Sir Edward Grey, M.P., Secretary of State for Foreign (Affairs, stated that even if Liberal, the ...

    Article : 50 words
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