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  2. THE CRETAN REBELLION. MORE FIGHTING.

    The position of affairs in Crete continues extremely critical, and fresh disturbances of a serious nature have occurred. At Heraklion, which was recently taken ...

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  3. THE RHODESIA RISING.

    Advices from Bulawayo state that although a majority of the Matabele insurgents are heartily tired of lighting against the British, they hesitate to surrender. ...

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  4. THE BOY ORATOR.

    Mr. William J. Bryan (the Nebraska "Boy Orator"), the Democratic and populist candidate for the presidency, has been lately carrying on the political campaign in ...

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  5. THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN. MATCH AGAINST SURREY.

    The Australian Eleven commenced a match to-day against the County of Surrey at the Kennington Oval. The Surrey team consists of the following players:—R. Abel, ...

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  6. THE SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.

    In every case during the last 20 years that an Englishman has competed for the sculling championship of the world he has been beaten either by a Canadian or an ...

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  7. VICTORIAN PRODUCE.

    Mr. J. M. Sinclair has just returned from a trip to Scotland, where he has visited the pricipal centres of population with a view to opening up trade in Victorian products. ...

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  8. THE FACTORIES ACT.

    It was predicted when the Amending Factories Bill was before Parliament that, in addition to the difficulties of carrying out an act involving great legislative ...

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  9. NARROW-GAUGE LINES.

    The report from the Parlimentary Standing Committee on Railways on the question of selecting localities for the permanent survey of narrow-guage lines ...

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  10. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1896.

    The railway construction question was before the Assembly yesterday, and this subject always ensures a full House and a lively debate. In the first place ...

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  11. BULGARIA.

    Two of the principal members of the Bulgarian Ministry—M. Nachevitz, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Colonel Petroff, the Minister for War—have tendered their ...

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  12. CZAR'S VISIT TO PARIS.

    It is probable that during his visit to Paris in October next, the Czar Nicholas will be invited by President Faure to lay the foundation-stone of the Grand ...

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  13. DISORDER AT CANDIA.

    Great disorder prevails in Candia, a seaport town of over 24,000 inhabitants, and formerly the cipital of the island. Buildings are being burned down, and the ...

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  14. DIPLOMATE APPOINTMENTS.

    Two important diplomatic appointments are announced. Sit Edmund John Monson, the British Ambassador at Vienna, has, as was ...

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  15. SAMOA.

    The United States consul at Apia, in a report which he has forwarded to his Government, says that the present political condition of Samoa is unjust to America, and ...

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  16. HERRANDREE'S BALLOON

    In connection with Herr Andree's proposed bulloon journey to the North Pole, a report was recently received from Ottawa that a balloon, had been seen by two ...

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  17. THE BRITISH FLEETS.

    The British Government has decided to strengthen the Mediterranean fleet by the addition of foul torpedo boat destroyers, and they will be sent to Malta forthwith. ...

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  18. THE ACCIDENT TO THE S.S. WOOLLOOMOOLOO.

    The foggy weather off the Trench coast, which was fatal to the Drummond Castle, still continues, and brought disaster upon the Australian stumer Woolloomooloo on ...

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  19. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Mr. John Howell, managing director of the Smelting Company of Australia Limited, and formerly manager of the Broken Hill Proprietary mine was ...

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  20. RIOTS IN BELFAST.

    A serious not occurred in Belfast to-day. A procession was matching through the streets as a demonstration in favour of an amnesty being granted to Irish political ...

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  21. THE JAPANESE NAVY.

    Sir W. G. Armstrong, Mitchell, and Co. Limited, the great engineering and shipbuilding firm at Newcastle-on-Tyne, has been entrusted by the Japanese Government ...

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  22. RIOT AT BANGKOK.

    A riotous disturbance has occurred in Bangkok, the capital of Siam, which may possibly have serious consequences. A number of French sailors who were ...

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  23. THE ATLANTIC SERVICE.

    It is feared at Ottawa that Mr. Wilfrid Lander, the new Premier, will not support the proposed Atlantic steam service between England and Canada. ...

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  24. WRECK OF THE CATTERTHUN.

    The announcement of the recovery of £5,000 worth of specie from the Wreck of the Catterthun caused great interest to he felt to-day as to whether the divers would ...

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  25. SHIPPING NEWS

    The following arrival and departures are reported:— Arrival.—Gulf of Genoa, from Melbourne June 24. ...

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  26. THE NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.

    In the Assembly to-day private members' business was taken Mr. Adrian Knox moved the second reading of a No Liability Companies Bill, pointing to the absurd and ...

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  27. QUEENSLAND.

    The quantity of sugar exported from the colony from the 1st to the 15th of August was 3,908 tons, making 11,009 tons since the 1st of June. ...

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  28. FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    Bar silver is quoted at 30[?]d. per oz. standard, being a decline of ¼d. since yesterday. ...

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  29. JONES RETURNS TO AUSTRALIA.

    Jones, the South Australian bowler, who had been offered an engagement by the Sussex County Club, and had decided to qualify for membership, has now ...

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  30. NEW INSOLVENTS.

    Annie Rundell, Condah, married woman. Causes of insolvency—Demand by Crown Solicitor for payment of rent on lease. Liabilities, £150; assets, nil; deficiency, £159. ...

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  31. THE COLONIAL TOUR.

    At the meeting of the South Australian Cricketing Association this evening, the following resolution was unanimously carried: —"That the action of the Australian team ...

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  32. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    At the Great Boulder it is intended to sink a series of shafts to 100ft. along the lode from the main workings to the north end of the mine, payable stone being shown ...

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  33. LAW NOTICES (This Day).

    At Half-past 11.—The City and County Property Bank Limited ex parte Weedon (part heard), in the matter of the rules of the Supreme Court 1884 and in the matter of a mortgage between Brewer and ...

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  34. THE QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT.

    In the Assembly to-day, the Bills of Sale Amendment Bill was read a third time and passed. The House went into Committee of Supply ...

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  35. THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.

    In the Assembly today, the AttorneyGeneral gave notice that on Thursday he would ask for leave to introduce a bill deal ing with the restriction of coloured ...

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  36. TASMANIA.

    The Hobart Marine Board has decided to relinquish the annual pilotage charges heretofore imposed on intercolonial vessels where captains hold exemption certifi ...

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  37. CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

    By his score in the match, Gloucestershire v. Kent, which was commenced at Cheltenham yesterday, W. G. Grace made his 2,000 runs this season. ...

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  38. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Banking Committe sat again to-day and further examined Mr. Watson. He declined to answer a number of questions, as he objected to disclose private accounts. ...

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  40. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Messrs. Jules Renard and Co., of Antwerp and Australia, have offered to look after any exhibits that muy be sent from the Australasian colonies to the ...

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  42. "DEEDS THAT WON THE EMPIRE."

    The city branch of the A.N.A., on being notified last night that "The Argus" series of articles by "Verlette," entitled "Deeds that Won the Empire," are to be published ...

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  43. A SHOOTING AFFRAY.

    A sensational shooting case occurred here a few nights ago. The datails were kept quiet until to-day, when the police arrested an clderly man named John Hill on a ...

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