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  2. TELEGRAPHIC.

    The Chamber of Deputies, in committee last night, voted a credit of nine millions of francs (£360,000). which the Premier, M. Jules Ferry, recently asked ...

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  3. MINING NEWS.

    The gold from the recent crushings at the Tasmania and Florence Nightingale Companies, Beaconsfield, was brought to town on Saturday evening by the manager ...

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  4. MUNICIPALITY OF HOBART.

    The annual meeting of the Licensing Bench took place on Saturday at the Town Hall. There were present—His Worship the Mayor (W. Belbin) in the ...

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  5. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING TRADE.

    The New Zealand shipping Company has ordered two additional steamers for the direct trade between London and New Zealand, which will be larger than ...

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  6. THE NEW SPEAKER.

    The Cabinet has made an offer to nominate Mr. G. J. Gasethen as Speaker of the House of Commons is succession to Mr. Brand. ...

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  7. LOSS OF THE S.S. TASMAN.

    Our Hobart correspondent writes:—As your readers are already aware our local shipping interest has received a heavy blow, the heaviest in fact it has yet sustained. For a long period ...

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  8. THE MARQUIS TSENG.

    The Marquis Tseng, the Chinese Ambassador to Paris, after having had several fruitless interviews with M. Ferry, is preparing to return to England, and is ...

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  9. GERMAN CORDIALITY TO RUSSIA.

    The Emperor of Germany affirms that the relations between that Empire and Russia are cordial. ...

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  10. MUNICIPALITY OF EVANDALE.

    The annual licensing meeting was held to-day (Saturday), the magistrates present being—R. H. Douglas (chairman), J. Whitehead, and D. Mackinnon, Esqs., ...

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  11. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    By the French steamer Caledonian, which arrived this morning, Mr. Garnet Walch, the Argus special correspondent to Madagascar, was a passenger. ...

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  12. THE TONQUIN QUESTION.

    The committee of the Chambers appointed to consider matters connected with the Tonquin difficulty and the claims of China, recommend that an ...

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  13. THE FRENCH TRANSPORTATION BILL.

    It is expected that the French Chamber of Deputies will approve of the Senate's amendments in the Recidivists Transportation Bill, and that the measure will ...

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  14. NEW ZEALAND.

    Further particulars to hand of the loss of the steamer Triumph, near Auckland, on Thursday night, show that the rock on which she struck was distant only 300 ...

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  15. THE ANNEXATION QUESTION.

    The Agents General of the Australasian colonies are bringing further pressure to bear to enlist the support of the British Government with reference to ...

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  16. GERMAN CORDIALITY TO SPAIN.

    King Alphonso has received a telegram from the Emperor of Germany, thanking him for the cordial reception given to the Crown Prince of Germany on his arrival ...

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  17. THE COLONIAL EXHIBITION.

    Mr. H. B. T. Straugways, acting on behalf of Australia, has called attention to the fact that the date proposed for the Kensington Colonial Exhibition will ...

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  18. ARREST OF AN IRISH PRINTER.

    The publisher of the Tyrone Courier was arrested by the police to-day, on a charge of issuing and distributing a Nationalist manifesto of an incendiary ...

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  19. THE NATIONAL LEAGUE CAMPAIGN.

    The relations between the Irish National Leaguers, who are now carrying on a political campaign in the North of Ireland, and the Orangemen continue in ...

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  20. TASMANIAN NEWS

    The yachting season may be said to have been virtually opened yesterday, the initiators being the D.S.B. Club. Seven of the trim little cutters of this ...

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  21. BANK OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The Bank of South Australia intends to apply to the Imperial Parliament for power to extend its charter throughout the Australian colonies. ...

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  22. TIN.

    The ketch Governor Weld, which arrived in port yesterday from George's Bay, brought 302 bags tin ore as follows:—GK, 9; JR, 36; Onward, 6; AM, 10; ...

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  23. AN ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION.

    Baron Nordenskiold, the well known Swedish explorer, purposes organising an expedition to the Antarctic regious ...

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  24. EGYPT AND THE SOUDAN REBELLION.

    The Times advices that the Egyptian Government should offer the port of Massowah, which is situated on an island in the Red Sea and is the outlet of the ...

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  25. DESERTION OF EGYPTIAN TROOPS.

    Advices from Southern Egypt state that of the force of gendarmes who were recently despatched to Suakin, a seaport on the Red Sea, to reinforce the garrison ...

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  26. STOCK AND SHARE MARKET.

    Mr. W. T. Bell held his usual sale of scrip at his mart on Saturday, when the following shares were disposed of:—1600 forfeited Princess (tin), at 3d each; 20 Mount Victoria, 2s 9d; ...

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  27. ILLNESS OF BISMARCK.

    Prince Bismarck, the German Chancellor, is seriously ill with an attack of jaundice. ...

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  28. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

    The Secretary of the Hobart Stock Exchange reports the following sales and quotations today:—Florence Nightingale, b 19s, s 25s; New Providence, b 3d, s 1s; Mercury, b 4s, s ...

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  29. THE CAREY MURDER.

    The trial of Peter O'Donnell for the murder of James Carey, the Irish informer, at Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony, commenced at the Central Criminal Court ...

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  30. INTERCOLONIAL NEWS

    The hons. A. Deakin, Acting. Attorney General, and J. F. Levien, Minister of Mines and Agriculture, returned to town on Saturday from their visit to the ...

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  31. ANNUAL LICENSING MEETINGS.

    Present—John Whitefoord, Esq. (chairman), A. Harrap, Esq., Mayor, and Messrs' W. Aikenhead, J. J. Hudson, F. W. Von Stioglitz, J. Aikenhead, H. ...

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  32. SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

    Intelligence is to hand that a disastrous railway accident, involving great loss of life, occurred last night at Montfort Surment, in Brittany, where two trains ...

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  33. MUNICIPALITY OF LONGFORD.

    The annual licensing meeting was held at the Council Chambers, on Saturday, A.M. M'Kinnon and T. R. Arthur, Esqs., Justices of the Peace, presiding. ...

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  34. THE CONGO EXPEDITION.

    It is announced that in consequence of the representations made by M. de Brazza, the leader of the French expedition to the Congo, in Central Africa, the ...

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  35. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The Federal Convention met at 10 o'clock this morning, when the Committee appointed yesterday to consider the resolutions relative to annexation ...

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  36. THE SUEZ CANAL QUESTION.

    The convention between Baron de Lesseps and the British ship owners has concluded its sittings, and the result of the decision mutually agree to is as ...

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  37. ECHOES OF MELBOURNE.

    Matters political are never mentioned Now. By common consent the subject is tabooed, and the majority of people are really concerning themselves more at the ...

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  38. LAUNCESTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

    SIR,—Mr. Edgell's remarks at the meeting of the chamber of Commerce, held last Thursday. did not seem to provoke much interest among his hearers, in fact no discussion on the relative ...

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  39. MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.

    H.M.S. warship Invincible has arrived here. ...

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  40. AUSTRALIAN MAILS.

    The Australian main by the Orient steamer Lusitania, which loft Melbourne 20th Oct., have been delivered via Naples. ...

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  41. DISTRICT OF WEST DEVON.

    At the annual Licensing Court for West Devon, held here to-day, which was presided over by P. C. Maxwell, Esq., S. M., T. Clerks, Esq., and Col. Warner, J's. P., ...

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  42. THE LONDON WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER.

    Extract from a leading article:—while on the subject of Waltham watches we may mention that we have seen a letter from the commander ...

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  43. COMMERCIAL.

    The tone of the wool market continues firm. Hides are in limited demand and prices have declined an eighth of a penny ...

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  44. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.)

    Sir Thomas Archer, the Agent. General for Queensland hopes that the inscribing of the new Queensland loan will be commenced by the middle of January. ...

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