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FUNERAL OF THE LATE DEAN OF MELBOURNE.
Yesterday in the crowded Cathedral there was but one empty seat. A vast concourse filed have and transept, aisle and sanctuary but close to the choir—upon the decani side— ...
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
The Times this morning refers to the reports which have been current during the last few days that England and other European powers intend to take joint ...
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ILLNESS OF THE CZAR.
The St. Petersburg correspondent of the Standard states that Dr. Zaharin, the Czar's chief medical adviser, has informed His Majesty that there is no ...
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DEATH OF EARL GREY.
The death is announced of Earl Grey, the distinguished statesman, who was Secretary of State for the Colonies from 1846 to 1852. ...
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PASTORALISTS AND SHEARERS.
At the local police court yesterday, before Mr. Chas. Robertson, P.M., 22 unionists named Macduff, Baxter, Coan, Lawless, Bennett, Roach, Tetlow, Fitzgerald, O'Neill, ...
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1894.
The Ministerial manifesto, as the enunciation of policy by the Government has come to be called, was issued yesterday, and will be read with interest ...
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THE MINISTERIAL MANIFESTO.
The Ministerial manifesto, in the form of an address of thanks to the electors of St. Kilda for re-electing him, was issued by the Premier yesterday. It contains very little ...
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AFFAIRS AT DELAGOA BAY.
The latest advices from Delagoa Bay state that the insurgent Kaffirs who are threatening Lorenzo Marques have massacred several white men on the ...
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THE RUSSIANS IN CENTRAL ASIA.
It has transpired that a serious difficulty occurred in August between the Russians and the Afghans in the Pamir region of Central Asia. ...
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THE DAIRY SHOW AT ISLINGTON.
The annual exhibition of dairy produce at Islington is now open. A first prize silver modal has been awarded to New Zealand, but Victoria ...
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JABEZ BALFOUR.
The report that Jabez Spencer Balfour, formerly M.P. for Burnley, who is charged with extensive frauds in connection with the Liberator Building ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN LIVE CATTLE TRADE.
With the view of promoting the trade in live cattle from Australia, Mr. Simon Fraser, M.L.C. of Victoria, has made an offer to Messrs. Pritchard, Moore, and ...
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THE LONDON WOOL SALES.
London was enveloped in a denso fog to-day, and the wool sales were in consequence postponed. The following private cable message has ...
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GREAT FLOOD AT WARRACKNABEAL.
Warracknabeal is to-day under water, having been visited by the greatest flood known here since 1870. Last Monday Mr. A. G. Brown, the engineer of the United ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
W. and A. Gilbey and Co. Limited, winegrowers and distillers, estimate that the French vintage this year will be 30,000,000 hectolitres (660,000,000 ...
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THE WEST-AUSTRALIAN GOLD-FIELDS.
Mr. W. J. Clarke is showing some wonderfully rich stone which he asserts came from a new discovery. The specimens are almost equal to those from the Londonderry reef. ...
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COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS.
WHEAT AND FLOUR.—The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom compares with that it previous dates as follows:— ...
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THE WRECK OF THE RODONDO.
The steamer Flinders, which is bringing back the shipwrecked passengers and crew of the Rodondo, is expected to arrive at Port Adelaide at the beginning of next week. It ...
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THE NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.
In the Council a petition was presented from the amalgamated western miners in favour of the passing of the Coal Mines Bill. ...
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THE GRETA COLLIERIES.
Twenty-five additional free labourers reached the Greta Colliery this morning without the unionists being aware of their arrival. This makes a total of 80 hands ...
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
At Newmarket to-day the Cesarewitch was run for, with the following result:— CESAREWITCH STAKES. ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND PARLIAMENT.
A most undignified scene took place in the House of Representatives early this morning. During a discussion on the Liquor Bill ...
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THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE.
The practical examination in Biology, Part I., will be held in the Biological Laboratory, at 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., on Thursday, 25th October, 1894. ...
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THE INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET DISPUTE.
Considerable difference of opinion exists among cricketers with regard to the resolution carried by the Victorian Cricketers' Association in connection with the Blackham ...
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MR. PLATT AND THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION.
At the meeting of the Congregational Union to-day the Rev. J. W. Platt, who was received with prolonged applause, said he could quite believe that the discussion on the ...
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THE MAIL STEAMERS.
R.M.S. Parramatta left Colombo on the 9th inst., for Australia. ...
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NEW INSOLVENTS.
The estate of Frederick Coster, late of Benalla, solicitor, Filed at Benalla. ...
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THE WEST AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.
The Government has introduced into the Assembly a bill to amend the constitution, by reducing from £500 to £200 the penalties on disqualified persons sitting as members ...
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