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THE PARLIAMENT.
Both Houses met last evening, but little business was done in either. ...
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ELECTORS' RIGHTS.
MR. R. M. GIBSON, the registrar for the electorates of Broken Hill, Alma, and Start has been informed by the chief electoral officer that further ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Silver has had a fall of 3-16d. on last quotation, being now saleable at 2s. 4 9-16d. per ounce (standard). Broken Hill Proprietary shares are ...
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DEATH OF BISHOP LINTON
Dr. Linton, Bishop of Riverina, reached here yesterday in company with the Rev. A. J. Wheeler, of Broken Hill. He was a good deal ...
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THE COUNCIL.
Dr. M'Laurin moved that the second reading of the Mining on Private Lands Bill be postponed till next day to give members time to peruse two ...
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A Mine on Fire.
A despatch from New York reports that the Great Aurora mine, Michigan, is on fire. At the time the fire broke out many miners were below and were ...
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Stamp Duties Bill.
On the motion of Dr. M'Laurin, the Stamp Duties Act Amendment Bill was read a second time after a brief debate. The bill was then passed ...
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The Jew Hatred in Europe.
As showing the intense hate of the Jews felt amongst the populace in many European countries, a Vienna despatch relates the following incident. ...
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THE ASSEMBLY.
Sir G. R. Dibbs, in reply to Mr. Sharp, said the police had no power to prevent a man carrying a revolver. ...
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SIX FEET OF PHOTOGRAPH.
MR. G. F. JENKINSON, photographer, is now exhibiting in the window of his Argent-street establishment a somewhat remarkable specimen of the ...
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Alleged Miscarriage of Justice.
Mr. Haynes moved the adjournment to refer to the action of the late Attorney-General (Mr. Barton) in declining to file a bill against the ...
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SPORTING.
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THE LAND LAWS.
A deputation which waited on Mr. Copeland (Minister for Lands) presented a petition asking that a special area for selectors in the districts of ...
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Strike of Cabmen.
The cabmen of London, to the number of 7000, have decided to go on strike to-morrow unless the cabowners agree to reduce the hiring charge by ...
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Broken Hill Jockey Club.
Messrs. P. Quinn, W. Cole, W. J. Player, and A. Besley met last night at the Grand Hotel as a sub-committee to frame a programme for the race ...
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Irish Party Riots.
The Nationalists and Orangemen came into collision during a funeral in County Down, and shots were exchanged. Several persons were ...
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A QUAINT FEUDAL CUSTOM.
IN the Queen's Bench Division Mr. Justice Chirles delivered judgment recently in the case of "Harrison v. Powell," which arose out of a quaint ...
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THE POSITION OF THE BANKS.
The first monthly returns under the Bank Notes Act recently passed have been received by the Government. These show that the note-issuing ...
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STRAY NOTES.
"BUT what about 'worsement'?" Sir Henry Parkes asked during the recent debate on the betterment proposals in the Assembly. "Good," he said in ...
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The Lords and Liberal Legislation.
The National Liberal Association has convened a conference for June 21 to discuss the attitude of the House of Lords towards Liberal legislation. ...
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NORTON v. CRICK.
Arguments in the application on behalf of Mr. Crick, M.L.A., to set aside a writ of ca. sa. in the case of Norton v. Crick (in which the jury ...
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TRAGEDY IN TASMANIA.
Intelligence concerning a tragic occurrence has been received here. It appears, from the details available so far, that a youth named George ...
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The World's Calamities.
Several students and a number of juveniles have committed suicide in Paris. Asiatic cholera has broken out in ...
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Barrier Miner.
THE Bulletin says to the shearers, in connection, with the threatening trouble, "knuckle down." It may be good advice. What, at any rate, the ...
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Election Riots in Newfoundland.
The elections arising out of the recent crisis in Newfoundland, caused by the change of Government consequent on charges of corruption, are ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
The Executive has decided to commute the death sentence passed on the Dora Dora blacks to penal servi[?]ude for life in Jacky's case and 15 years in ...
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Death of Professor Morley.
The death is announced of Professor Henry Morely, brother of the Right Hon. John Morley, at the age of 71. [Professor Henry Morley was born ...
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SUNDAY LECTURES.
The Rev. Mr. Moses, who was prevented, by order of the Colonial Secretary, from having a collection at his lectures on "Christian Socialism," ...
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Victoria.
There appears to be a great revival in real estate. A number of suburban and country properties held by the City of Melbourne Building Society ...
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MINING.
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Various.
The alleged anarchist Toruemiere, charged with throwing a bomb in the Avenue Kleber, Paris, has succeeded in proving an alibi. He is now to be ...
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Queensland.
The Premier has received a communication from Sir G. R. Dibbs asking if the Government is prepared to assist in bringing back to Australia ...
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THE BOOT TRADE TROUBLE.
The members of the Bootmakers' Union held a large meeting last evening. It was resolved that the members of the union are prepared to ...
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Tasmania.
Parliament re-opens to-day after the recent recess. Patent Medicines are now supplied at the Medical Hall in retail ...
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SMALLPOX OUTBREAK.
A Chinese patient by the steamer Taiyuan, from China and Eastern ports, who developed smallpox aboard the vessel, has died. Two of the attendants ...
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