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  2. INTERSTATE ITEMS. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    A dense fog enveloped the harbor from early daylight yesterday morning, and was responsible for a good deal of delay in ferry traffic, carding much ...

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  3. THE EXHIBITION[?]

    The National Exhibition was officially opened to-day by the Governor-General (Lord Denman), in the presence of a large attendance estimated at 57,000, ...

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  4. CRICKET. AUSTRALIA V. WORCESTER.

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  5. GENERAL CABLES, NEW SOUTH WALES BOWLERS.

    Playing against an Culster team, the New South Wales bowlers were defeated by 80 points to 61. In a match at Belmont, the local team ...

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  6. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

    In the House of Representatives today,— A long debate arose on the motion to adopt the new works Estimates. ...

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  7. LATE SPORTING. Q.T.C. RACES.

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  8. FOOD COMMIS[?].

    The Royal Commission [?]uiring into the cost of food has c[?]ded its sessions. The evidence [?]en yesterday concerned the compar[?]ive prices of ...

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  9. SCHOOLBOY KILLED.

    Dr. Sloan, a New Zealander, who is on a visit to great Britain, was shooting birds at Overton, Ayrshire, when he accidentally killed a schoolboy, aged 13, ...

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  10. CHURCHES AND BAILIFFS.

    The churches at Watson’s Bay are in debt to the Municipal Council for rated to the extent of £1[?]4 17s. 5d. The matter was referred to a meeting of the ...

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  11. NEW SOUTH WALES POLITICS WRANGLING LABORITES.

    The establishment of a Labor defence committee is not at all kindly received by Ministers, and clearly indicates that there is a wide split, in the ranks, and ...

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  12. MIDLOTHIAN ELECTION.

    Many Labor members of the House of Commons have premised to support the candidature of Mr. R. Brown (Labor) for the Midlothian seat. ...

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  13. THE SENATE.

    In the Senate to-day, The Quarantine Bill was road a third time. Senator St. Lodger (Q.) resumed the ...

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  14. BRITISH AEROPLANES.

    The War Office has quietly organised o[?] a lonely part of Salisbury Plain an aeropolis, consisting of a school with 20 pupils, with 16 hangers, a workshop, a ...

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  15. CUT COUNCIL SCENES.

    Last night's meeting of the City Council was responsible for several scenes, in which the Lord Mayor and two aldermen were the central figures. A long ...

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  16. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.

    Mr. William Lamed, who has been suffering from rheumatism since his return from Australia, has announced that he will not compete for the American ...

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  17. RAILWAY PROGRESS.

    The Chief Commissioner's annual report on the Stnto railways and tramways during the year was placed before the Legislative Assembly yesterday. The ...

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  18. PRESS COMMENT

    The "Daily Mail" says it is difficult, in any weather to focus attention on the long series of games. It has also happened that the county championship is ...

    Article : 65 words
  19. WRESTLING MATCH.

    William Demential[?] the Greek Demon, and Jack Leon, the Russian Bear, have been matched for a wrestling contest, to take place at Wandamere on September ...

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  20. AMERICAN BATTLESHIPS.

    There is a continuous agitation in naval circles to induce the Democratic party to reverse the decision not to build the battleships of the 1912-13 naval ...

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  21. IRISH ASSOCIATION.

    The Queensland Irish Association tonight entertained the British Ambassador at Washington (Hon. James Bryce). Mr. M'Dermott, president of the ...

    Article : 111 words
  22. RAILWAY GRIEWVANCES.

    The railway workers are submitting a number of grievances to the Works Department, among which is an innovation which they describe as the "Hogging ...

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  23. AEROPLANE IN WAR.

    At an aeroplane bomb-throwing contest in France, Gaubert, a, Frenchman, and Lieutenant Scott, of the United States, tied, each dropping eight, bombs ...

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  24. NO ELECTION UNTIL 1913.

    In the course of a speech at Maitland Mr. Hoyle, M.L.A., declared that there would be no election until November, 1913, when Parliament expires by ...

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  25. GAS REGULATION BILL.

    The gas workers are strongly opposed to the Gas Regulation Bill. They claim that in it their interests have been overlooked. ...

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  26. ANOTHER GERMAN CANAL.

    With a view to preparing to abrogate treaties providing for the freedom of the Rhine, Germany threatens to construct a direct canal from the Rhine to the ...

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  27. MR. WADE DENIES RUMOR.

    Regarding the report that there is a probability of the retirement of the Hon. C. G. Wade from the leadership of the Opposition, and that Sir Joseph ...

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  28. CANADIAN CADETS.

    The Premier (Mr. M'Gowen) has changed his attitude towards the Canadian cadets, and will pay their fares to Victoria. ...

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  29. CANCER MICROBE.

    Dr. Gaston Odin, a Parisian, claims to have discovered the cancer microbe, and is isolating and cultivating it. He has also discovered the vaccine for killing ...

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  30. CHURCH OF ENGLAND AUTONOMY.

    The Anglican provincial synod of New South Wales met yesterday. Archbishop Wright presided. The archbishop dealt fully with the proposal for the autonomy ...

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  31. DAIRY FACTORY MANAGERS.

    A representative meeting of the managers of the co-operative butter and cheese factories in Queensland was held to-day to form a Dairy Factory ...

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  32. AMERICAN WOOL BILL.

    A disorderly scene marked the pasage of the Wool Bill over the Presidential veto. The House of Representatives voted 174 for and 80 against the bill’s ...

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  33. AGAIN EJECTED.

    Mr. Fitzpatrick, member for Orange, was again ejected from the Legislative Assembly, the reason being his refusal to withdraw a statement regarding the ...

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  34. INSULTING THE SPEAKER.

    In the Assembly last night, the Speaker snid: "I wish to make a communication to the House. on Friday last, the hon, member for Orange grossly insulted ...

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  35. FOOTBALL

    The first Interstate British Aessociation football match between New South Wales and Queensland was played on a very wet ground at the Brisbane Cricket ...

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  36. DRAMATIC RESCUE.

    A cottage at Parkes, occupied by a widow, Mrs. Moulden, was destroyed by fire on Saturday morning. The place was well alight before the occupants ...

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  37. INSURANCE ACT LIBRARY.

    The Government has taken over the largest skating rink in London, which cost £30,000 to build, to serve as a library in which to keep books and ...

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  38. FIRE IN SYDNEY.

    The largest fire which has occurred in the city for a considerable time, broke out early this morning in a portion of the Federal hat mills, of Messrs. C. ...

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  39. GUNS FOR NORTH HEAD.

    Two 6-inch fortress guns are to be added to the defences at North Head. ...

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  40. TENNIS.

    Rain prevented, the conclusion of the ladies Interstate tennis match, and also the men's match between Queensland and New South Wales at Auchenflower ...

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  41. MR. BORDEN TO VISIT GERMANY.

    It is announced that Mr. Borden, Prime Minister of Canada, is likely to visit Germany. ...

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  42. MUSIC FOR PRISONERS.

    A new departure will be witnessed in Bathurst Gaol oh Sunday, when one of the local bands will give selections of music before the inmates. When in ...

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  43. STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE.

    The disappearance early last April of the wife and daughter of John Maree is causing considerable anxiety in Cum[?]ock. ...

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  44. TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

    While a flag from the converter at Hampden smelters was being run through the launder to the granulating tank last night, a terrific explosion ...

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  45. DISQUALIFIED FOR LIFE.

    As a sequel to the happening at the Daly-Sullivan boxing contest at the Gaiety Club last night, when the referee was attacked after having given a ...

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  46. BOXING.

    The Olympic Stadium was well filled this morning, the attraction being the boxing contest between Black Paddy, of West Australia, and Jerry Jerome, ...

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  47. TRADES HALL EVICTION.

    An extraordinary position has arisen at the Sydney Trades Hall. The Painters’ Union, numberings 1200 members, is being evicted from the premises. ...

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  48. SMALLPOX PATIENT.

    Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co. yesterday received the following cable message from the port health officer, at Sourabaya, regarding the case of ...

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  49. SOME DOWNS WINNERS.

    As usual, Downs exhibitors at the National Exhibition in Brisbane carried off a number of prizes in stock classes. The principal winners were: For blood ...

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  50. KOCHANA MASSACRE.

    An executive committee has been formed, representing all parties and classes in Bulgaria, to collect funds for the relief of the sufferers through the ...

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  51. NEW PORK POLICE SCANDALS

    Sam Schepps, one of the men wanted by the New York police in connection with the murder of Hermann Rosenthal, has been arrested at Hot Springs, ...

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  52. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Land and Income Tax Asessment Amendment Bill was brought down to the House of Representatives last night. It proposes to carry out the promise ...

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  53. A PREMIER’S FALL.

    At the unveiling of a monument to the memory of the late Mr. E. W. O'Sullivan, a platform about three feet high was erected alongside the grave, and on ...

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  54. VICTORIA.

    At a meeting of the ereditors of [?]he Standard Bank of Australia, Limited. Melbourne, in liquidation, yesterday, a motion was curried empowering t[?]e ...

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  55. CREMATION!

    Mr. E. Wunderlich, vice-president of the Cremation Society of New South Wales, has sent out to 600 employers of labor in the metropolitan area copy of ...

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  56. PLOT AGAINST THE TSAR.

    It has transpired that the recent conspiracy on the Russian cruiser Ivan Zlatoust, in the Black Sea, in connection with which ten sailors were ...

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  57. THOMAS DEFEATS HOLLINGSWORTH.

    At the Olympic Stadium to-night. Tom Thomas (of West Australia) and Frank Hollingsworth (Queensland) met before a fair audience. After a spirited battle of ...

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  58. SHUNTING ACCIDENT.

    Shortly after midnight last night, at the Wonthaggi State coal mine, a pilot engine, which was drawing 12 trucks of coal, ran into the end of a goods t[?]ain, ...

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  59. BROWN PAPER BOOTS.

    The New Zealand Minister for Customs intends to introduce to Parliament a Trades Description Bill with the object of frustrating the efforts of people who ...

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  60. WORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP.

    Sailor Tom Sharkey an announces that he is willing to fight Tommy Burns, in order to secure the white heavyweight championship of the world. ...

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  61. STEALING MONEY.

    Two brothers appeared at the Central Police Court yesterday morning—one accusing the other of the theft of £13. Walter Hibberd, of St. Paul-street, ...

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  62. LACROSSE.

    In the Interstate Lacrosse carnival today, Queensland were defeated by South Australia by 10 goals to 6. Victoria defeated Tasmania by 21 goals ...

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  63. A LUCKY STROKE.

    Mr. W. Johnson, of Raglan (Victoria), last year spent a shilling in the Sydney Eight-hour Art Union, more out of sympathy with the cause than from any ...

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  64. CASE ENDS ABRUPTLY.

    The second trial of an accused person on a charge of the manslaughter of John Werry, concluded abruptly at the general sessions yesterday. Worry was ...

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