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AFFAIRS IN FRANCE. A QUIET RACE DAY.
The race meeting at Longehamps to-day, at which the Grand Prix do Paris was run, passed off quietly. The military precautions taken by the ...
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THE TRANSVAAL. OPINION IN PRETORIA.
Advices from Pretoria state that influential circles in the Transvaal capital are strongly in favour of a peaceful solution of the difficulty arising out of the demand of ...
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THE PEACE CONGRESS.
According to a telegram from Reuter's correspondent at Washington, the prospects of the Peace Conference now sitting at the Hague are not very favourable. ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN IN ENGLAND. MATCH AGAINST YORKSHIRE.
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PERSONAL.
The Queen's eigthieth birthday (writes our London correspondent on May 12) is approaching, and Her Majesty is as hale and strong as most people in the later sixties. ...
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FEDERATION. MEETINGS IN SYDNEY.
Federal matters were quiet to-day. Mr. Reid and Mr. Barton both delivered addresses in favour of union, the former at Marrickville, and the latter at Darlington. ...
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The Argus.
This day week will be a good great day in Australian history, for we shall have to record either a big victory or a great defeat. Either Australia will ...
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THE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.
Last month eight Uitlanders—seven Englishmen and a Dane—were arrested at Johannesburg on the charge of having enlisted men for military service against the ...
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M. LOUBET.
President Loubet, who visited the Longchamps Racecourse yesterday was the object of an enthusiastic demonstration by the Republicans and Socialists, both when ...
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THE FEDERAL DEFENCES.
Major General French has written a letter to the newspapers, pointing out that in the absence of federation the federal defence outposts at Albany and Thursday ...
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THE INCOME TAX.
In April last the income tax commissioner proceeded against a taxpayer at the City Court for the recovery of the sum of 26/, being the tax assessed on £39/17/7, the ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN NATIVES ALERT.
The Hawthorn branch of the A.N.A., in connection with its installation of officers last evening, passed the following resolution:— ...
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THE PHILIPPINES.
The Americans have resumed hostilities against the Filipino insurgents, and have occupied the towns of Lapinas and Paranaque. ...
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THE SOUTH POLE.
Her Majesty the Queen has sent a message to Sir Clements R. Markham, president of the Royal Geographical Society, expressing her great interest in the national ...
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THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
A meeting of the St. Kilda branch of the Australian Natives' Association was held last evening. It was attended by Mr. Roberts, president of the association, and ...
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PREPARATIONS FOR AN EXODUS.
A quantity of railway rolling stock has been sent to Johannesburg, as a precaution in case there should be a great exodus of the inhabitants from the town. ...
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HARROLD BROTHERS.' INSOLVENCY.
Mr. Commissioner Russell delivered judgment in the lnsolvency Court to-day in the case of Harrold Bros. After dismissing the charges by the trustee on technical ...
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THE SECOND TEST MATCH.
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
The Railway Commissioners intend mak-, ing a large railway deviation near Harden, and, as the unemployed from the other colonies are gathering there, they intimate ...
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CLOUD-BURST IN TEXAS.
A cloud-burst of unusual magnitude is reported from Austin, the capital of Texas, which caused serious loss of life. The rain burst over the town in torrents, ...
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THE CAPE PARLLAMENT.
It is announced that the Cape Parliament will meet on July 14. ...
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EXPORT OF PRODUCE.
A cable message was received yesterday by the acting Minister of Agriculture from Mr. Taverner, confirming the announcement made in our columns, that the ...
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EARL BEAUCHAMP ON EDUCATION.
Earl Beauchamp to-night distributed prizes won by students at the Tcchnical College, and made a lengthy speech on technical education. His connection with ...
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THE ORANGE FREE STATE.
The unanimity with which the First Chamber of the Transvaal Volksraad approved of the franchise proposals submitted by President Kruger, and asked that they, ...
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FIRE AT ELSWICK.
A disastrous fire has occurred at Elswick, near Newcastle-on-tyne, the manufacturing works of Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co. Limited, the well-known ...
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THE FAR EAST.
Russia has obtained from the Korean Government a concession of three ports which will be free from ice all the year round. ...
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STORM IN SPAIN.
A storm of extraordinary violence has occurred at San Pedro, in the province of Valladolid, Spain. One hundred and sixty houses were ...
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DREDGING THE PACIFIC.
An American sounding and dredging expedition, under the direction of Professor Alexander Agassiz, the distinguished American naturalist, will sail in August ...
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RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
The St. Petersburg journal the "Novo[?] Vremya" has warned Germany that her railway schemes in Asia Minor, and especially those in Mesopota[?]ia, seriously[?] ...
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STRANDING OF THE STEAMER LINDUS.
The Marine Board at Newcastle to-day found that the stranding of the steamer Lindus on the Oyster Bank last week was due to an error of judgement on the part of ...
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AFFAIRS IN UGANDA.
M'Wanga, ex-King of Uganda, and Kabarega, ex-King of Unyoro, who, on April 9, were defeated and captured on the east bank of the Nile by L[?]t Colonel J. ...
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QUEENSLAND.
No development has taken place in connection with the Wooloongabba murder. The police are searching the most likely places for an implement with which the ...
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THE MORALITY OF DANCING.
The attention of the Bishop or Melbourne (Dr. Goe) was yesterday directed to the recent deliverness of the Rev. Mr. Gladstone, of Nathalia, on the subject of ...
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THE STEAMER PERTHSHIRE.
The steamer Eliagamite, which left to-day for Sydney, will make a two-days' search for the missing steamer Perthshire. In shipping circles surprise is expressed ...
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FIRES IN THE COUNTRY.
Early on Saturday mornign the residence of Mr. Thos. Harper, of allambee, was destroyed by fire. The house, a six-roomed one, had just been finished, at considerable ...
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NOTES BY "OBSERVER."
The Englishmen are taking no risks in connection with the next test match. The Australinas are not to have another look at Rhodes's bowling until they meet him ...
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DYNAMITE EXPLOSION AT KIMBERLEY.
A terrible dynamite explosion has occurred in the great diamond mine at Kimberley, South Africa, owned by the D[?] Beers Consolidated Mines Limited. ...
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DEATH OF A CADET.
The circumstances surrounding the death of Frederick George M[?]Naught, who died on Saturday, were investigated yesterday by Mr. Morrison, the coroner for Bourka, ...
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DREDGING FOR GOLD.
The Court Dredging Syndicate is likely to be in working order shortly, the whole of the landholders in the vi[?]inity offering no objection to the company commencing ...
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THE ELECTROPHONE.
Yesterday being Hospital Sunday, arrangements were made by which the patients in the London hospitals were able to hear through the electrophone the ...
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RACING IN FRANCE.
The race for the Grand Prix took place to-day, with the following result:— GRAND PRIX DE PARIS, Of 8,000 [?]vs., added to a sweeps[?]akes of ...
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NEW INSOLVENTS.
William Ruddock, of Hotham-street, Windsor, commission agent. Causes of insolvency—Long and continued sickness of self and pressure or creditors. Liabilities, ...
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TASMANIA.
At the annual meeting of the South Tasmanian Agricultural and Pastoral Society this evening, the Administrator of the Government (Chief Justice Dodds) presiding, ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice has sanctioned the reduction of the capital of the London Bank of Australia Limited, agreed to by the ...
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LAW NOTICES (This Day).
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INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANTS.
The monthly meeting of the council of the Incorporated Institute of Accountants was held on the 8th inst., Mr. Thomas Brent[?]all (president) in the chair. On the report of the applications ...
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BAD LIQUORS CREATE A VITIATED
Appetite for habitual indulgence. Wolfe's Schnapps is justly regarded by every friend of temperance as a powerful auxiliary to the cause.—[Advt.] ...
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MILO CIGARETTES
Are preferred by lovers of good things. Guaranteed hand-made.—[Advt.] ...
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THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY.
"CANARY" GOLD BAR TOBACCO. "CANARY" GOLD BAR TOBACCO. "CANARY" GOLD BAR TOBACCO. —[Advt.] ...
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W. H. ROCKE and COMPANY,
The leading house in Australia for high-class Furniture and Carpets. Special designs and estimates prepared for the furnishing and decoration of houses. Sole agents Marseilles Roofing Tiles. ...
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WALLACH'S CASH FURNISHING WAREHOUSES
Contain the best assorted stock in Australia, Drawing, Dining Room, and Bedroom Furniture, Bedsteads, Carpets, Pianos, organs, Ironmongery, Crockery, Curtains, Drapings, &c, 232 ti 244 ...
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AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN PHOTOS
Are given to every purchaser of "Le Roy" Cork-tipped Cigarettes.—[Advt.] ...
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ARISTOCRATICA.
A Sixpenny Cigar for Threepence. Try them, and you will find it true.— [Advt.] Quick! Quick!! A bottle of "ARGUS" SAUCE, ...
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ROBUR TEA.
Public Analyst, Melbourne, says:— "ROBUR" TEASARE OF EXCELLENT QUALITY, PURE, STRONG, AND FRAGRANT. —[Advt.] ...
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WALLACH'S CASH FURNISHING WAREHOUSES,
232, 231, 236, 238, 210, 212, 244 Elizabeth-street. The Messrs. Wllachs supply every article for the complete furnishing of any household, including [?] and [?] All goods marked ...
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CADEBURY'S COCOA.
A [?] and sustaining [?]—made instantly.—[Advt.] ...
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WHAT ONE OUGHT TO KNOW.
Pears' Soap is [?] refreshing, and soothing.—[Advt.] ...
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