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  2. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

    A blue book has been published containing the official correspondence respecting the difficulty with the Matabeles. ...

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  3. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

    A largely attended meeting of the Purnellite section of the Irish party was held at Dublin last night to consider the present position and prospects of Home ...

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  4. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

    The second race in connection with the contest for the America Cup was sailed over a triangular course of 30 miles outside New York harbour ...

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  5. WRECK OF THE SCHOONER MARY WARNER.

    The schooner Mary Warner, in charge of the owner, F.W. Cooper, went ashore to-day at Gabo Island during a heavy southerly gale with a cargo of 80 tons of granite, the ...

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  6. DIFFICULTY IN THE SHIPPING TRADE.

    The probability of a difficulty in the shipping trade arising in connection with the wages of the marine engineers has been anticipated for some turn past, but the ...

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  7. THE MUTUAL STORE.

    The estrangement between the directors and the manager of the Mutual Store reached a climax last evening, when the board decided to dispense with the services of the ...

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  8. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1893.

    There is no doubt that the proposal of the Treasurer to take power to issue Treasury bonds to the amount of £1,250,000 has been misunderstood in ...

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  9. BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY COMPANY.

    A telegram from Broken Hill appearing in The Argus of yesterday announced that Mr. Schlapp, the metallurgist of the Broken Hill Proprietary Company, had tendered his ...

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  10. BURNING OF THE STEAMER INDIGNANT.

    The steamer Indignant, owned by Mrs. Paterson, of George Town, and trading between Lannceston and Georgetown, was burned to the water's edge at Georgetown ...

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  11. THE SUPPOSED WIFE MURDERS IN HOLLAND.

    An important discovery has been made in connection wiht the charges of wife murder brought against the man De Jong. ...

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  12. INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Much satisfaction is telt in financial circles at the rapid redemption of the Treasury notes for £350,000 which were issued against the security of current deposits in the ...

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  13. THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN IN AMERICA.

    The return match between the Australian Eleven and an American team at Philadelphia was concluded to-day. The Australians, who had six wickets to ...

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  14. THE MINERS' STRIKE.

    The mayors of six of the chief towns in the Midland counties, whos[?] mediation was accepted by the miners and the mine-owners, have made a ...

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  15. CANADA AND AUSTRALIA.

    Mr. M'Kenzie Bowell, the Canadian Minister of Trade and Commerce, interviewed the Premier to-day regarding the object of his mission. Mr. Bowell states ...

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  16. JUBILEE FESTIVAL AT GEELONG.

    Following up the special services commenced on Saturday evening and continued on Sunday in connection with the jubilee festival of Christ Church, a grand organ recital ...

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  17. SERIOUS ILLNESS OF M. FERDINAND DE LESSEPS.

    M. Ferdinand de Less[?]ps, well known in connection with the Suez and Panama canals, is seriously ill. Inview of his advanced age—nearly 88—his recovery is ...

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  18. THE NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.

    In the Assembly this evening, the [?]irst business was the tabling of a motion by Sir Henry Parkes for to-morrow, condemning the Government for issuing a proclamation ...

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  19. THE AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE TRADE.

    Mr. Valentine, the dairy expert who was recently engaged in making inquiries for the Government of New South Wales, and has since been appointed dairy instructor ...

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  20. A TEAMSTER KILLED AT DIGGER'S REST.

    A young man named William Ailferty, a teamster employed by James Barbour at the Royal Highlander Hotel, Flinders-street, was found lying yesterday afternoon on the ...

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  21. MARSHAL MACMAHON DYING.

    Marshal MacMa[?]on, the distinguished French general, and formerly President of the French Republic, is dying. He is 85 years of age. ...

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  22. QUEENSLAND.

    The gold returns for the past nine months were 448,482oz.,*being an increase of 6,343oz. on the corresponding period last year. Charters Towers produced 196.971oz., ...

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  23. DEATH OF SIR WILLIAM SMITH.

    The death is announced at the age of 80 of Sir William Smith, the editor of The Quarterly Review and of the wellknown classical dictionaries. ...

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  24. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

    John Lester, a hawker, 45 years of age, who lived alone in a house at the corner of Little Charles and Napier streets, Collingwood, attempted to commit suicide yesterday ...

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  25. AUSTRALIAN FROZEN BEEF.

    The Smithfield meat salesmen have assured Sir James Garrick, the AgentGeneral for Queensland, that the frozen beef shipped at Townsville by the Duke ...

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  26. THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.

    In the Assembly this afternoon, the Premier stated that with regard to the steamer Darius, which had brought more Chinese passengers than were allowed by the act, a deposit of ...

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  27. THE YEA CATTLE SALES.

    The monthly cattle sales, held at the municipal sale-yards on Friday last, drew a large number of outside buyers. About 500 head of cattle and 300 sheep were yarded, ...

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  28. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    William Plunkett, charged with the manslaughter of Charles Ganley in Rosina-street on September 13, was acquitted at the criminal sittings of the Supreme Court ...

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  29. FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    Bar silver is quoted at 33 15-16d. per ounce standard, being an advance of 1-16d. since the 3rd inst. THE VICTORIAN CONVERSION ...

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  30. THE MOE SWAMP RECLAMATION WORKS.

    A meeting of those men lately employed on the Moe Swamp reclamation works was held in the local Mechanics Institute to protest against the action of the Public Works ...

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  31. THE RECENT ELECTIONS.

    No action has yet been taken by Dr. Nicholson, the returning officer, with regard to his casting vote as to who shall be elected for the seat for Benalla and Yarrawonga. ...

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  32. BENDIGO.

    A boy named James Lavelock, aged 10 years, fell down a hole at Huntly whilst birdnesting and was not found for seven hours, when he was in a cramped condition and ...

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  33. THE TASMANIAN PARLIAMENT.

    The action of the Legislative Council in striking out the taxing clauses in the Land Mortgage Bill is believed by the best authorities to be fatal to the bill. It is thought ...

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  34. TASMANIA.

    A trap containing Miss Stanfield, Mr. James Dear, solicitor, and Julis Warren, groom, was capsized at Hobart to-day. Miss Stanfield got two severe cuts on the head, ...

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  35. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    WHEAT.—The average price of English wheat in the country markets shows a fall of 6d. per quarter since last week. ...

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  36. NEW INSOLVENTS.

    William Henry Prohasky, of Port Melbourne, storekeeper. Compulsory sequestration. Causes of insolvency—Duiness of trade, falling off in business, inability to ...

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  37. ROBBERY BY A BOY.

    Yesterday at the Flemington Court, Edward Bull, 12 years of age, was charged with stealing a gold Waltham watch, valued at £8 10s., the property of his teacher, Miss ...

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  38. SUICIDE OF A SYDNEY SPORTING MAN.

    A considerable sensation was caused in sporting circles to-day when it was announced that the well known bookmaker and owner of racehorses, "Teddy" Sampson, ...

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  39. NEW ZEALAND.

    Mr. Hoben, the secretary and founder of the New Zealand Rugby Union, left for Sydney by the steamer Wakatipu to-day. He has been authorised by the New Zealand ...

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  40. THE NEW CALEDONIA CABLE.

    The anxiety respecting the cable steamer Fran[?]ois Arago has been allayed by the receipt of a telegram this afternoon from Brisbane stating that the steamer has been ...

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  41. THE QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT.

    In Committee in the Legislative Council to-night an amendment on the Legislative Councill Bill limiting the term of office of the President to six years instead of for life ...

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  42. THE PROPOSED RAILWAY TO MILDURA.

    A large and enthusiastic public meeting was held to night to receive the report of the railway deputation lately sent to Melbourne. Mr. John Williams, the president of the shire ...

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  43. SUICIDE NEAR BOORT.

    A man named William Town, a respected resident of Calumnal, eight miles from here, was reported to be missing from his home this morning. Constable Foers proceeded to ...

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  44. THE CHINESE RESTRICTION ACT.

    The steamer Darius, which arrived yesterday at Port Adelaide from Calcutta, via Singapore, had some difficulty with the Customs authorities owing to six Chinese ...

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  45. EXTRAORDINARY REVOLVER ACCIDENT.

    Sinee the Carcoar tragedy, Mr. C. W. Jenkins, road superintendent at Inverell, has kept a cocked revolver under his pillow. On retiring to bed last night the revolver slipped ...

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  46. LAW NOTICES (This Day).

    At Half-past 10.—Jarvis v. Hornby (part heard), Munt[?] and another v. Mean[?]y. FIRST CIVIL COURT. (Before Mr. Justice A'Beckett.) ...

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  47. FOWL STEALING AT COLLINGWOOD.

    At the Collingwood Court yesterday, a young man, named Edward Barry, was prosecuted for stealing a number of fowls from a house m Richmond, and also for being ...

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  48. THE CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP.

    Mesars. Crane and Wallace resumed their play in the 14th chess championship game to-night. After three moves a draw was agreed to. The 15th game was then commenced, ...

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  49. THE EUSTON FATALITY.

    The adjourned inquest on the body of Mrs. Pope, who was shot by her husband at Bumbang Station, was resumed yesterday. After a great deal of evidence had been ...

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  50. THE MAIL STEAMERS.

    The G.M.S. Habsburg, from Australian ports, arrived at Southampton on 9th inst. ...

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