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  2. AFTER THE POLL

    In comparison with the stress, the bustle, and the excitement of Wednesday. nights and the first hour after midnight, yesterday's political atmosphere, was a ...

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  3. CABLE MESSAGES

    In the Quebee Legislature Sir Lomer Gouin, Premier and. Attorney-General, announced his intention to prohibit the export of pulp wood cut on Crown lands, ...

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  4. INFORMAL PAPERS

    The fact that two referendums accompanied the general election was responsible for a large number of informal papers. A lot of. referendum papers ...

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  5. CABLE MESSAGES

    The Keel of the battleship Thunderer has been la[?] at Poplar, and day and night shifts have been arranged The battleship Zrinyi has been ...

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  6. VETO MOTIONS

    In the House of Commons the debate on the second veto motion was continued by Mr. Markham, who implored the Government to at the earliest moment ...

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  7. CABLE MESSAGES

    Half a dozen self-appointed and self-styled Imperial missioners from Australia, Canada, and South Africa have undertaken a campaign in England. ...

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  8. VIEWS OF LABOUR LEADERS

    Most people are pleased the election is over. At Zeehan much hard work was accomplished, and naturally the Labourites are in high spirits over their ...

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  9. UNPARALLELED SITUATION.

    Right Hon A. J. Balfour, M.P, who occupied the choir at the luncheon of the United Club, declared that the Parliamentary situation was unparalleled. ...

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  10. CERTIFIED IDIOT

    The French Court of. Cassation has decided that a certified idiot, unless otherwise disqualified, is entitled to vote, ...

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  11. WOOL TRADE

    Representatives of the wool trade in all parts of West York. [?]ire met at Brad- ford, and resolved to broaden the basis of the Home Wool-Buyers' Association ...

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  12. GERMAN PROGRAMME.

    Krupp's and the Germania yards at Kiel have contracted for the third battleship of the 1910 programme. "The Times" correspondent at Berlin ...

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  13. FIRES ON STEAMERS

    The Ocean Company's steamer Telamon, 4509 tons, which shipped 13,0751 cases of apples and 705 cases of pears at Hobart last month, has arrived at ...

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  14. CLAIMS DISMISSED

    After 123 days' hearing, Judge Law. ton at Boston dismissed a Dakota ranch. man's claim to he the long-lost son of the late Senator Russell, of Melrose, ...

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  15. PAYMENT OF MEMBERS.

    The debate on Mr. James Hope's amendment to exclude bills affecting the prerogative, rights, and powers of the Crown was adjourned, and the rest of ...

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  16. AUSTRALIAN UNIT.

    In the House of Commons the First Lord of the Admiralty (Right Hon. R. J. M'Kenna), replying to Mr. Burgoyne, stated that the date of laying the ...

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  17. GENERAL CABLES

    Sir William Orchardson, well-known painter of subject pictures and portraits, is dead. In the House of Commons the ...

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  18. REFORM MOTION.

    In the House of Lords the Earl of Rosebery gave notice of the following motions:—(1) "That in' future the Lords shall consist of Lords of Parliament (a) ...

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  19. THE SONNEBERG.

    A message from Aden reports that the steamer Sonneberg's No. 3 hold is afire. A difficulty is being experienced in reaching the fire, and the discharge ...

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  20. INCREMENT TAX

    The revised increment land tax in Germany proposes that the empire should take 50 per cent. and the local authorities 40 per cent., leaving 10 per cent. ...

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  21. POSITION OF PARTIES

    The present position of the parties in Victoria is:—House of Representatives- Ministerial, 11; Labour, 10; Independent, 1. The numbers are not likely to be ...

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  22. ORAL BOOKMAKING

    By 89 votes to 34 the New York State Assembly passed a bill to prevent oral book-making on racecourses. ...

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  23. AMUSEMENTS

    There is every reason to believe that the welcome home concert which is being accorded Miss Beatrice Ferguson at the Albert Hall to-night will be largely ...

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  24. THE BALLARAT SEAT.

    The voting in the Ballarat division up to the present is as follows:—Deakin, 9875; Russell, 9507. The counting of the postal voted is proceeding. There are ...

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  25. CAIRNRONA INCIDENT

    One of the incidents arising out of the fire on board the Newcastle liner Cairnrona, bound for America, was a mutiny among the passengers. Some of the ...

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  26. SEATS SECURE

    The following candidates are practically certain to be returned:- SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Senate.-Messrs. R. S. Guthrie (Lab.), ...

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  27. PREMIER OF FRANCE

    At St. Etienne a madman, armed with a knife and two loaded revolvers, was arrested when endeavouring to enter AM. Briand's hotel. The lunatic declared an ...

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  28. A MOTION NEGATIVED.

    Lord Winterton's' amendment to exclude from the scope of the second motion bills affecting the duration of Parliament was negatived by 317 votes to ...

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  29. GREAT SURPRISE AT HOBART.

    The results of the state elections have teen the talk all day, great surprise being experienced on all hands at the thoroughness of the rout of the Liberals ...

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  30. MARSEILLES STRIKE

    The dockers and 6000 carters at Marseilles decided on a 24 hours' strike, in sympathy with the remaining reservists. Several riots took place in the streets ...

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  31. CANADIAN POLITICS

    The Conservative caucus at Ottawa has resolved that it has implicit confidence in Mr. Borden's leadership. ...

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  32. KENTISH YOUTHS

    By the R.M.S. Osterley the Rev R. L. Gwynne is sending 20 respectable Kentish youths to Adelaide, Sydney, and Melbourne. ...

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  33. THE PRIME MINISTER

    In an interview this afternoon Mr. Deakin said:—"Of course, the election returns are not complete, even for Victoria. My own fortune is still in the balance, ...

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  34. OLD CHINA

    An action for damages has" [?]egun against Christie and. Manson and Woods for negligence, in allowing spurious articles to appear in a catalogue of the ...

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  35. BERLIN LIBEL ACTION

    Evidence given in a libel action proved that -Karl May, a septuagenarian millionaire philanthropist, author of pious books, and a prominent personality, in ...

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  36. ENGLISH AMUSEMENT COMPANY.

    Varied and interesting as this week's programme has been, the weekly complete change will take place as usual at the matinee to-morrow (Saturday) at ...

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  37. AUSTRALIAN CARGO

    Owing to the steamer Pericles' underwriters meeting, Lloyd's has decided to ask for favourable rates on Australian cargo. ...

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  38. MR. O'BRIEN'S STATEMENT.

    Owing to the veto debate, Mr. W. O'Brien's statement regarding the denial given by the Right Hon. D. Lloyd- George (Chancellor of the Exchequer) ...

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  39. BRITISH MUSEUM

    Mr. Roosevelt is presenting to the British Museum a valuable collection of smaller African mammals "London seems to be Chanteeler mad," ...

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  40. THE BUDGET.

    In the House of Lords the Secretary of State for the Colonies and Lord Privy Seal (the Earl of Crewe), in replying to questions, said he thought the ...

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  41. STRAHAN.

    Before Messrs. E. W. Turner, P.M., and E. A. Eva, J.P., Edwin Baulch was charged with allowing a horse to stray, and was fined 5s, costs remitted.—Joseph ...

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  42. THE LOAD-LINE

    Denmark, Sweden, and the Netherlands have joined Great Britain, France, and Germany in reciprocally recognising the load-marks, and an international ...

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  43. TARIFF REFORM.

    The Tariff' Reform League is organising periodic visits of the working men of all shades of polities to Germany to study the social labour problems. ...

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  44. FINANCIAL

    The Hungarian loan of £4,090,000 sterling has been subscribed threefold. ...

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  45. LABOUR ON THE RAND.

    In the House of Commons the Under- Secretary for State for the Colonies (Colonel Seely), in reply to Mr. Will Thone's suggestion that slavery ...

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  46. SCULLING

    Great interest is being taken in South Africa in the sculling championship, and some bets of 7 to 4 on Arnst have been booked. ...

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  47. IRISH STOCK.

    Irish land purchase stock to the extent of £3,000,000 has been issued. ...

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  48. LEGISLATIVE CORRUPTION

    Governor Hughes in a message to the Legislature, Alabama, demands a searching enquiry into the charges or corruption made against members of ...

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  49. THE KING ISLAND VOTE

    Arrangement were made with Mr. W. H. Coningsby, of, this city, an owner of a loft of homing pigeons, for the loan of some birds to bring the result of the ...

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  50. INTER-PARLIAMENTARY UNION.

    Owing to the situation at Westminster the British members of the Inter- Parliamentary Union will be unable to visit St. Petersburg in the spring. ...

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  51. Advertising

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  52. PRESS REFERENCE

    The newspapers deal prominently, but chiefly in an explanatory manner, with the main issues of the Australian election. "The Times" emphasises the fact ...

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  53. ELLENTON.

    The Education Department is not held in very high esteem in this locality at present, owing to its apathy in 'regard to a school. Over 12 months ago the ...

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  54. IRISH PARTY'S ATTITUDE.

    The opinion is hardening that Mr. John E. Redmond, leader of the Irish party, does not intend to seriously embarrass the Government in connection ...

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  55. FOREIGN SECRETARY'S VIEWS.

    In a letter addressed to the Berwick Liberal Association Sir Edward 'Grey, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, declared that though he was ...

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