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  3. THE SUFFRAGETTES.

    'A man in the strangers' gallery of the House of Commons created a scene by shooting a toy pistol. He was ejected shouting, "Justice for women!" ...

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  4. THE WORKER.

    At the last moment the strikers refused to descend the Ned Kleinfontein mine unless certain members of the mine staff were dismissed. ...

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  5. RIFLE SHOOTING.

    In the Empire Cup match the first range results were:— Great Britain, 377; Australia, 364; Canada, 363; and India, 334; and the second range— Great ...

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  6. SMALL-POX.

    No abatement in the small-pox epidemic at Sydney can yet be reported. Twenty-five sufferers were discovered yesterday and to-day, and were sent to ...

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  7. HEAVY FIGHTING.

    Fifteen thousands Bulgarians attacked Zeicher, and 40,000 attempted to include Jervis via Cudibogaz and St.Nicolas, near Kinashovatz. The Bulgarians ...

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  8. TRADE WITH HULL.

    Hon. T. Mackenzie (High Commissioner for New Zealand) has spent two days inspecting the docks and stores in Hull. Speaking at the Chamber of ...

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  9. BOTHA FACES ARMED STRIKERS.

    The "African World" states that a body of armed strikers held up General Botha and Mr. Smuts last Saturday. General Botha said, "Shoot if you like. ...

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  10. THE DAVIS CUP.

    America has defeated Germany, and will now play Canada for the right to challenge the British Isles, the holders of the Davis Cup. Following up ...

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  11. PREFERENCE TO UNIONISTS.

    The following telegram has been received by the hon. sec. of the Independent Workers' Society from the general secretary of the independent ...

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  12. BRITISH AUSTRALIAN OIL.

    The directors of the British Australian Oil Company have issued a scheme for the formation ,of a new company, in which the existing 1 shares will be ...

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  13. STATEMENT BY MR. KELLY.

    In the course of an interview yester- day with regard to the Federal Government's decision to cancel "preference to unionists" edict, the Assistant Minister ...

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  14. SIX THOUSAND BULGARIANS DEAD.

    The "Daily Mail" correspondent, who is with the first Servian army, reported via Kumanovo that on Thursday the Bulgarians pillaged Konagevatz, when ...

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  15. LONDON HOSPITAL

    The St. George's and Westminster Hospitals are amalgamating and re. building at Wadsworth. The site of St. George's has been sold for £460,000, and ...

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  16. AN EXCITING SHOOT-OFF.

    The Australians were satisfied with yesterday's shooting. The weather on the whole was easy. The Fulton-Black-low shoot-off tie was exciting. Each ...

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  17. CANADA v. BELGIUM.

    The Canadians to-day won the doubles against Belgium, and by their success earned the right to play America to decide the challenger against the British ...

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  18. TIMBER WORKERS.

    In connection with the trouble among the timber workers owing, it is stated, to the hitch in the proceedings of the Timber Workers' Wages Board, ...

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  19. A SERVIAN CAMP.

    The Servian general staff states that when the Bulgarians were retreating from Zletoveku River on July 1, envoys requested the Servians to cease ...

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  20. WINGFIELD SCULLS

    The final of the Wingfield Sculls was rowed to-day, when C. Wise easily defeated Kinnear. The time for the race was 24min. 1O sec. ...

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  21. NEW MONOPLANE.

    Frank Ammore, , on Australian, has completed a new monoplane, on which experts report favourably. It is very strong in new features. Official trials ...

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  22. SATURDAY FIRING.

    The following were the scores at the under mentioned ranges:— 800yds.— Great Britain, 376; Australia, 362; Canada, 346; India, 349. ...

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  23. AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

    The Australian cricketers scored an easy victory over Pittsburg. The scores were—Pittsburg—First innings, 44; second, 81. Australia—First innings, 127; ...

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  24. CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

    In the match Gentlemen v. Players at Lords, the Players, after compiling 93 for two wickets, in response to their opponents' first innings score of 139, were ...

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  25. A MAD PANIC.

    The "Matin" reports that a mad panic prevails in Sofia, and an attempt has been made to assassinate M. Daneff. ...

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  26. COMMERCIAL.

    Rubber— Fine hard Para rubber on spot is quoted at 3s 9d per lb. Copra.— Shipments are smaller, and the market has been very active at an ...

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  27. NOTABLES MASSACRED.

    Before the Bulgarians quitted Seres precipitately, they slaughtered seventeen, Greek notables, including the Director of the Gymnasium, the manager of the ...

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  28. THE MAORI OUTBREAK.

    In reply to enquiries yesterday, the Director of Quarantine (Dr. Cumpston) stated the Commonwealth and New Zealand authorities were co-operating in ...

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  29. COUNTY MATCHES.

    Against Yorkshire Dean captured nine wickets for 62 runs in the first innings, and eight for 29 in the second. Chester, a Worcestershire colt, played ...

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  30. BULGARIAN ORDER.

    The Servian Government sent to all the Legations photographs of the Bulgarian army order which precipitated the conflict. The original was found in the ...

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  31. BOXING.

    Jack Johnson has arrived, and establishes his headquarters here. He intends to give America a wide berth. He gives exhibitions in Franco and England, and ...

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  32. N.S. WALES POLITICS.

    The State Premier (Mr. Holman) delivered his first pre-sessional and policy speech at Gundagai last night, after having been entertained at a banquet. The ...

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  33. BATTLESHIP NEW ZEALAND.

    The invitation has been wirelessly accepted by the officers of the battleship New Zealand for an elaborate entertainment by British residents. The vessel ...

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  34. "PROGRESS BEFORE PARTY."

    The first conference of the National Progressive League, which hopes to establish a third party in state politics, and boasts the motto "Progress Before ...

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  35. THE POSTAL DEPARTMENT.

    In the course of a speech on Friday night, the Postmaster-General said the Postal Department was a great commercial enterprise, and it required business ...

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  36. HOLBERG v. MEHEGAN.

    The Danish light-weight, Waldemar Holberg, met Hughie Mehegan at the Stadium last night. The Australian proved too good for the Dane, who was ...

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  37. THE KING APPRECIATES GIFT.

    The Secretary of State for the Colonies (Right Hon. L. Harcourt) replied to the Earl of Liverpool's cable in reference to the New Zealand's visit, asking the ...

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  38. STATEMENTS BY CORRESPONDENTS.

    In the "London Daily Telegraph" Dr. Dillon, wiring' from Bucharest, states that Russia's aim was. to end the war and detach Bulgaria from Austria; ...

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  39. MERCANTILE MARINE,

    After inspecting the leading manufactories in Lancashire, the King and Queen reviewed the mercantile fleet of all nationalities in the Mersey. It ...

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  40. DORAN v. ZULU.

    Pat Doran, the Victorian heavy-weight, defeated Zulu in 12 rounds on Saturday night for the championship of West Australia. The intervention of the ...

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  41. BOWLING.

    At Bowls Scotland beat England by 90 points to 81, and Wales beat Ireland by 80 to 76. July 12. ...

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  42. THE FEDERAL ROLLS.

    In view of the fact that each candidate is to be represented by a scrutineer at the examination which is to be made of all the federal rolls used in connection ...

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  43. AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS.

    The preliminary rounds in the Tasmanian Amateur Boxing Championships took place in the Theatre Royal last night, before a good attendance. The ...

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  44. CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER.

    The inquest on the body of Albert Walter Burns, who died at New Norfolk on Monday from injuries received while engaged in a disturbance on May 31, ...

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  45. ORANGEMEN'S SERVICE.

    A church service in connection with the annual twelfth of July celebrations was held in the Devonport Baptist Church this afternoon, when there was a large ...

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  46. EXEMPLARY PUNISHMENT.

    At the Richmond court yesterday two young married women— Elizabeth MeManus and Ellen Laughton—were charged with having made use of obscene ...

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  47. SHIPPING.

    The following notifications have been posted at Lloyd's:— Arrivals.—At Liverpool— Dorset, e., from Australia. At Falmouth— ...

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  48. ROUMANIAN MOVE.

    Roumania in an outspoken note to Bulgaria declares that it had already warned her that if war broke out amongst the allies Roumania would take ...

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  49. VERDICT OF SUICIDE.

    An inquest was held at the Court House yesterday on the body of W. H. M. Dobson, who was found dead on Thursday afternoon at Blythe. After ...

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  50. HAS REPEATEDLY USED IT.

    "I have repeatedly used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and always depend upon it when suffering from severe colds," writes Mr. A. B. Fry, Gawler-street, ...

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  51. EXCRUCIATING RHEUMATISM.

    "For years I could not get relief from the excruciating pains of rheumatism," writes Mrs. Jane Pierce, 134 Sturst-street, Ballarat, Vic. "I started using ...

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