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  2. THE "ALL RED ROUTE."

    Mr Henry Campbell Bannerman states that the President of the Board of Trade (Mr. Lloyd George) with his staff of experts, is examining the "All-Red ...

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  3. A NEW CIGARETTE.

    It has often been remarked that the public of Australia are better catered for in their smoking requirements than is any other country, and there is no ...

    Article : 240 words
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  5. PREMIERS’CONFERENCE FOURTH DAY.

    The fourth day's sittings of the Premiers' Conference was commenced this morning at 10 o’clock, in the Executive Chamber. ...

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  6. ACCIDENT IN FRANCE.

    Reuter's Agency states that while crossing a little bridge in Versailles the horses attached to the carriage conveying the Queen of Norway and Madame ...

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  7. TIME AND MONEY.

    The frenried gambling on the New York Stock Exchange recalls many similar stories of mad speculation when fortunes have been won and lost within. ...

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  8. BISHOP STRETCH ON TEMPERANCE.

    The Bishop of Newcastle (Dr. Stretch), in the course of his address to the fifteenth synod of the di[?]cese of Newcastle to-day, made reterence to the liquor ...

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  9. PIGEON SHOOTING.

    The Brisbane Handicap, promoted by the Brisbane Gun Club, was shot off at Albion Park racecouse yesterday. The weather was beautiful, and with the ...

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  10. VISIT OF SIR THOS. LIPTON.

    Mr. Seymour Jeffrey, Sir Thomas Lipton’s agent for Ceylon and India, who is a passenger by the R.M.S. Marmora from London, states in Fremantle on ...

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  11. AUSTRALIAN MAILS.

    Mr. Potter confirms the information cabled on the 25th ultimo in regard to the Australian mail service. He says:— "We have forced our way through ...

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  12. COURT SAXON A.O.F.

    At the last meeting of Court Saxon Ancient Order of Foresters, which was held as usual in their lodge room, Neilstreet, there was a record gathering of ...

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  13. LAGOON CREEK RACES.

    A public meeting will be held to-morrow night at P. McLaughlin's Hotel, Lagoon Crock, to consider the question of arranging for a day's racing. A full ...

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  14. NEWTOWN CLUB DANCE.

    Another most successful dance in aid of the funds of the Newtown Club was held in Cousons’ Hall, on Wednesday night last. Upwards of 30 couples were ...

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  15. ENTERTAINMENTS. ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY

    This evening Mr. J. C. Williamson's Royal Comic Opera Company will make a reappearance in the Town Hall Theater after an absence of over three years, ...

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  16. PERSONAL

    The Federal Attorney-General (Hon. L. E. Groom, M.P.,) passed through Toowoomba on route to Brisbane, by [?]he Sydney mail train last evening. In ...

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  17. A FOWL STORY.

    There has been some row in Blackall over fowls (says the "Champion"), and Jack Howe advertises thusly in the "Independent:—"As I am leaving the ...

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  18. MR. CHAMBERLAIN.

    Mr. Chamberlai[?] has written a cheerful letter to Viscount Turnours. He gave an excellent account of his health, and said he hoped to be back in ...

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  19. A UNIQUE ELECTION INCIDENT.

    An unique incident happened on Saturday at the polling place for the Barcoo which, as is known, was the Court House (says the "Western Champion"). ...

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  20. QUEEN ALEXANDRA.

    Queen Alexandra has arrived in London and has been enthusiastically welcomed. ...

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  21. VICTORIAN CHEESE.

    Eighteen tons of Victorian chees[?] have arrived at Devon in good condition. One hundred and fifty persons, including experts, have examined it and generally ...

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  22. A JURYMAN RETRACTS.

    Tho case in which a juryman at the Criminal Court, in Sydney, on Monday, objected to being locked up all night, undepressed his desire to go on ...

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  23. "BOOT ON THE WRONG FOOT."

    The Bishop of Mclanesia entirely disagrees with the statement that has been made that the repatriated Kanakas are in any danger (says Wednesday's Sydney ...

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  24. THE WILLOUGHBY AND WARD LONDON COMPANY.

    Last night, the Willoughby and Ward Company concluded their. season by staging "The New Clown" before another large and appreciative. audience. ...

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  25. THAT EXTRA MAIL TRAIN.

    The proposal to run an extra mail train from Brisbane to Sydney on Saturdays, also one from Sydney to Brisbane, is not likely to be earned out, as ...

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  26. AFFAIRS IN RUSSIA.

    In consequence of the street railway strike at Lublin (the capital of a Polish Government on a subtribulary of the Vistula, 96 miles by rail, south-east of ...

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  27. MRS. RICHARD CADBURY.

    Mrs. Cadbury the widow of Mr. Richard Cadbury, the well known man[?]fucturer of chocolate, was killed by falling down the stairs on the liner Empress ...

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  28. FRUIT EXPORT.

    The Minister for Agrieulture of Victoria (Mr. Swi[?]burne), by arrangement, this morning met the Minister for Agriculture of Queensland (Mr. O’Sullivan), ...

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  29. A WRONG INFERENCE.

    In ordering a case in Divorce to stand over, Mr. Justice Simpson stated on Tuesday that in the event of a woman, a party to the suit, being arrested, her ...

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  30. CHINESE REBELLION.

    Two rebels near Swatow (to the north of Hongkong) recently captured the family of a brigadier-general, and compiled them to commit suicide by ...

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  31. THE DRESSES.

    "The New Clown," though quite a different style of play to "The Man" from Mexico," is just as intensely funny, and kept the audience in a constant ...

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  32. EARTHQUAKE.

    A shock of earthquake was experienced this morning at Narracootn. At 8.30 a.m. the inhabitants were startled by a, lond rumbling and earth vibrationa, ...

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  33. RUTHVEN-STREET MAIL SERVICE.

    Hon. L. E. Groom is in receipt, of the following letter from Postmaster-General's Department, Melbourne, dated May 25th:—Dear Sir,—With reference to the ...

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  34. WANDERING FRIAR.

    Some Armenian revolutionaries, receutly at Hokoben, opposite New York, in the State of New Jersey, U.S.A., beat to death a wandering friar named ...

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  35. PANSPERMY.

    Failing the discovery of any credible instance of the spontancous generation of life, scientific men a generation ago welcomed the speculation that life might ...

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  36. FATAL FALL FROM A TRAIN

    A very sad accident occurred on the express train from Sydney this morning. Among the passengers for Melbourne in the sleeping car were Mr. ...

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  37. AMERICAN CORRUPTION.

    The Grand Jury has found true bills in 39 charges of bribery. Those indicted include Messrs. Schmidz, Rues, Patrick Colhoun, and John Colhoun (Presidents ...

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  38. IRISH AFFAIRS.

    Mr. Birrell, Secretary for Ireland, speaking in the House of Commons. last evening, admitted that Judge Ros[?] had stated that widespread. and audacious ...

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  39. AUSTRALIAN MAILS.

    The Peninsular and Oriental S.N. Company’s subsidy for the carriage of mails to Australia on behalf of the Imperial Government, has been fixed at ...

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  40. EDUCATION CONFERENCE.

    Mr. Winston Churchill says that the Imperial Conference voted £6000 on account of Education, this amount somewhat exceding the vote passed by the ...

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  41. WHY NOT INVITE ATKINS?

    Sir David Masson, a Legislative Council. member for the Punjab, India, who is touring Australia, reached Launceston on Thursday, and left, with Lady ...

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  42. UNSCIENTIFIC DAIRYING.

    Speaking at the annual conference of the Farmers' Union. Mr. Wilson, president, declared that an enormous increase could take place in dairying. ...

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  43. POOR CLERGYMEN.

    The Ecc[?]siastical comm[?]esioners are devoting £250,000 to ponsious for poor clergymen. ...

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  44. BRITISH ARMY BILL.

    Speakers on the Opposition side during the debate on the Army Bill severely criticised the Government for prohibiting the formation of cadets in ...

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  45. A CHAT WITH MR. GEORGE WILLOUGHBY.

    A representative of the "Chronicle" had the pleasure of a chat yesterday afternoon on matters theatrical with Mr. George Willoughby, who imparted ...

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  46. GENERATION OF LIGHT.

    There is no reason in the nature of things why electric light should be so difficult to produce that we are all dependent for it upon great central ...

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  47. A LADY CHANGES HER MIND

    Thomas M'Kav has been arrested at Dunedin for biting off a piece of Eliza Hall's nose. The parties went over to Melbourne recently to get married. but ...

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  48. STATE BANQUET.

    The Premiers and other delegates to the Conference were entertained to-night at a State banquet, which was a most brilliant function. Premier Kidstm. ...

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