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  2. HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN.

    An unfavourable report was received from Osborne this morning. It was issued at 8 o'clock, and stated that Her Majesty showed signs of diminishing strength, and that the aspect was serious. ...

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  3. THE BOER WAR. GENERAL DE WET.

    It was recently reported that General Christian De Wet had crossed the Vaal River, into the Transvaal. According to a Reuter's telegram it is ...

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  4. THE FEDERAL MINISTRY. REARRANGEMENT OF PORTFOLIOS.

    Mr. Barton has not yet been able to fill up the vacancy in the Federal Ministry. He had hoped to be able to do so to-day, and stated late to-night that he was almost ...

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  5. THE FEDERAL TARIFF.

    Mr. Barlon, speaking to-day in reference to Sir William Lyne's statement at Cootamundra that the federal tariff must be on a 10 to 15 per cent. duty basis, said ...

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  6. PERSONAL.

    Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Premier of Canada, who has intimated his intention to visit Australia on the occasion of the opening of the first Federal Parliament, Will ...

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  7. GENERAL CLEMENTS.

    General Clements, who was recently promoted to the command of the 7th Division, vice General Tucker, appointed to take command at Bloemfontein, is now at ...

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  8. MINISTERS SUMMONED TO OSBORNE.

    The Marquis of Salisbury and Mr. Ritchie, the Home Secretary, have been summoned to Osborne. ...

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  9. SIR JOHN FORREST.

    Sir John Forrest was interviewed to-day on several phases of federal and state politics. He said that the change made in giving him the portfolio of Defence in lieu of ...

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  10. KING LEOPOLD OF BELGIUM'S VISIT COUNTERMANDED.

    The announcement that King Leopold of Belgium had started from Brussels for Osborne was premature. His Majesty has not left, and it is stated that the preparations for his departure have been countermanded. ...

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  11. THE BOND DELEGATES.

    A short time ago it was decided by the Afrikander members of the Cape House of Assembly to send a deputation to England to represent their views on the South ...

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  12. PREPARING THE ROYAL PALACES.

    In view of the grave condition of Her Majesty the Queen the court officials are preparing the Royal apartments at Windsor Castle and at St. James's Palace, in readiness for any sudden return of the court from Osborne. ...

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  13. THE IMPERIAL TROOPS. EVERYTHING IN SUSPENSE.

    Owing to the serious illness of Her Majesty the Queen the question as to whether the Imperial troops should parade the selects of Melbourne on Saturday, on ...

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  14. MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY.

    The Lieutenant-Governor, on behalf of the Government of New South Wales, forwarded the following cable message to-day to the Secretary of State for the ...

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  15. MR. BARTON'S VISIT TO VICTORIA.

    In response to a suggestion from Mr. A. Deakin, the city mayor and other representative citizens have decided to invite Mr. Barton, the Federal Premier, to deliver an ...

    Article : 58 words
  16. THE LATEST BULLETIN.

    The latest bulletin states that no change has taken place in Her Majesty's condition since morning. Her Majesty recognised the members of the Royal family, who had gathered around her bedside, and then ...

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  17. CITY OF MELBOURNE LOAN.

    Tenders were opened yesterday for the corporation of the city of Melbourne loan of £350,000, at 31½ per cent. for 30 years from February 1. Between 40 and 50 ...

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  18. CHRONOLOGY OF THE REIGN.

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  19. THE COMMONWEALTH. CONFERENCE OF UNDERTREASURERS.

    In his capacity as Federal Treasurer, Sir George Turner yesterday presided over a conference of under-treasurers of the varipus states at the Government offices, ...

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  20. DELAGOA BAY.

    Reports from Delagoa Bay show that an excellent understanding continues to exist between the Portuguese and the British authorities. ...

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  21. HER MAJESTY'S CONDITION.

    The condition of Her Majesty the Queen is causing intense anxiety throughout the United Kingdom, and every bulletin from Osborne is read with the utmost eagerness. At about 2 o'clock this morning Her Majesty became comatose, and, as the worst ...

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  22. INVITATION TO BALLARAT.

    Sir John Madden, the Lieutenant Governor, has telegraphed to the mayor of the city (Councillor Whykes) as follows:— "Respecting the proposed visit to ...

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  23. SYDNEY CITY COUNCIL.

    At a meeting of the City Council to-night the mayor (Dr. Graham) made sympathetic references to the Queen's serious illness. He said that throughout the world men, ...

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  24. BRITANNIC AT HOBART.

    The transport Britannic arrived at 9 o'clock this evening, and was greeted by a vast crowd. Parliament-buildings were decorated and illuminated, the Garrison Band ...

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  25. THE LABOUR PARTY.

    A public meeting, called by the Tradeshall, for the purpose of establishing a branch of the United Labour Party, was held at the town-hall, Brunswick, last ...

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  26. THE RECENT PROCLAMATION.

    Considerable difficulties are being experienced in circulating the proclamation recently issued by Lord Kitchener, detailing the conditions under which the Boers will ...

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  27. THE TRANSPORT DALHOUSIE.

    The transport Dalhousic will complete coaling, and leave for Melbourne to-morrow morning with the Indian troops. ...

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  28. THE POSITION OF COUNTRY STATE SCHOOL TEACHERS.

    Sir,—I noticed in your issue of yesterday that, in anticipation of a review of the Imperial troops, the Minister of Education has granted an extension of the Christmas ...

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  29. CAVALRY REINFORCEMENTS.

    Great activity is being displayed in hurrying on the departure of reinforcements for South Africa. The 3rd (Prince of Wales's) Dragoon ...

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  30. NEW ZEALAND FESTIVITIES ABANDONED.

    At Dunedin the festivities to welcome the returned troopers by the transport Orient have been abandoned in consequence of Her Majesty the Queen's illness. Otherwise ...

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  31. NEW ZEALAND TROOPS.

    Private Ceeil A. Smith, of the New Zealand Roughriders, has died of dysentery at Mafeking. ...

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  32. MELBOURNE SOUTH.

    An adjourned meeting of the Melbourne South branch of the United Labour Party was held at the local town-hall last night, for the purpose of considering what action ...

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  33. SHOCKING FATALITY.

    A shocking mining fatality occurred early this morning at the Spring Gully No.1 mine, at Fryerstown,where by one miner was killed outright, another was mortally ...

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  34. THE GERMAN ASSOCIATION.

    The German Association of Victoria has decided, in consideration of the serious illness of Her Majesty the Queen, to postpone the annual dinner in honour of the ...

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  35. A FRENCH DUEL.

    An incident which caused a great sensa tion in Paris last year has resulted in a duel between Baron Robert de Rothsehild, son of Biron Gustave de Rothschild, and ...

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  36. COUNTRY CELEBRATIONS.

    A successful carnival to celebrate the inauguration of the Commonwealth took place on Thursday. The day was declared a public holiday. A very large procession ...

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  37. NATURE OF THE ILLNESS.

    One of the leading physicians of Collins-street, on being shown the messages describing Her Majesty's symptoms, last night, said:— ...

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  38. NATURE OF THE ILLNESS.

    Dr. Barlow, who is an authority on cerebral affections, has signed a bulletin declaring that there has been no further loss of strength by Her Majesty, but announcing that she is suffering from brain lesion. This announcement has intensified the public alarm. ...

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  39. TASMANIAN CANDIDATES.

    It was been decided that Mr. G. T. Collins will not relinquish the Chief Secretary's portfolio in the state Ministry for federal honours. Mr. F. W. Piesse will he ...

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  40. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    At the inquest on J. Ryan, who wounded John Grimshaw, in the Cowra district, and then committed suicide, the evidence showed that for the past few ...

    Article : 220 words
  41. EXPLOSION AT HEIDELBERG.

    The residents of Heidelberg were thrown Into a state of alarm on Monday afternoon, when an explosion of great violence occurred on the Heidelberg to Eltham ...

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  42. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The wreck is reported of the ship Both well, 2,092 tons, which left Neweastle, New South Wales, on October 20, for Callao, Peru, with a cargo of coal. The Bothwell ...

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  43. ORIGIN AND PROGRESS OF THE ILLNESS.

    Details have now for the first time been made public of the recent state of Her Majesty's health, from which it appeals that unfavourable Symptoms manifested themselves some time ago. It is admitted that for the last three months Her Majesty's health has caused ...

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  44. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS

    Wheat—The "Gazette" average price for English wheat sold last week shows a decline of 6d. per quarter as compared with the previous week. ...

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  45. AN ELECTION PETITION.

    The petition lodged by Mr. F. H Med hurst, the unsuccessful Unionist Liberal candidate for West Islington at the general election against the return of Mr.Thomas ...

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  46. SHIPPING NEWS.

    The following arrivals andf departures are reported— Arrivals.—West Australia, from Fremantle September 26; Red Rock, from ...

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  47. ACCIDENT AT THE CENTRAL MINE.

    An accident occurred at 9 o'clock this morning at the Central mine to four men named J. Jensen, J. Guerren, W. Young, and Alfred Kirk, who were working at ...

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  48. THE LONDON WOOL SALES

    At the London wool sales to-day, good wools were firm in price, but faulties showed a dragging tendency American buyers were more active. ...

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  49. MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY.

    Innumerable messages of sympathy from all parts of the world have been received by the Royal Family. His Holiness Pope Leo the Thirteenth has, through Cardinal Vaughan, Archbishop of Westminister, expressed to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales his ...

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  50. THE GRAND OLD FLAG.

    We have recieved £1 from R. H Dowing for a flag for the state school at Too[?]a Mr. A.E Laver,superindent and secretary of the Melbourne Benevolent Asylum, has recieved ...

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