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Advertising : 588 wordsAt a meeting of the Mine Managers' Institute a resolution was agreed to that the Government be requested to at as early a date as possible cause a geological survey ...
Article : 110 wordsThirteen yachts started for the Emperor William's Jubilee Cup, sailed over a course from Dover to Heligoland. The Wave Queen won. ...
Article : 32 words"MR. W. J. FERO SON," our contributor "J. T." wrote from Sydney, " has delivered one of the two best speeches on Federation from the Labor benches." But the ...
Article : 1,623 wordsThe first conference between the colonial Premiers and the Secretary for the Colonies (Mr. Chamberlain) took place at the Colonial Office yesterday. There were also present ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 51 wordsIn the Newtown Police Court yesterday, a bookmaker who had been previously convicted for cash betting, was fined £25; in default, three months' imprisonment. ...
Article : 36 wordsThe two recent rainy days have, it is estimated, put no less than 78,000,000 gallens of water into the Stephens Creek reservoir. ...
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Article : 325 wordsA Rugby football match between teams selected from the 30 best players in the colony will be played to-day; and from the players the team will be picked to play ...
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Article : 506 wordsMr. Chapple, son of Mr. Frederick Chapple, headmaster of the Prince Alfred College, Adelaide, has obtained a first-class certificate in the mechanical schools tripes, ...
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Article : 156 wordsIt is rumored that the powerful West African chief Samory (who has been the chief opponent of the extension of British influence on the Upper Niger and the ...
Article : 55 words"RIP VAN WINKLE," as played by Pollard's Opera Company at the Theatre last night, was an emphatic success; taken all round, even more so than "Boccaccio." The ...
Article : 669 wordsIn reply to a question in the House of Commons last evening, the Foreign Under Secretary (the Hon G. N. Curzon) said that under the treaty between the United States ...
Article : 49 wordsThe estate of the late Mr. G. W. Sillifant has been sworn not to exceed £9340. The Yarrawonga, which sailed to-day, took 24,000 frozen rabbits for the London ...
Article : 94 wordsThe tria1 of Charles Hall, who is accused of murdering his wife by smothering her at Eaglehawk, is still proceeding at the assizes at Bendigo, before Mr. Justice A'Becke[?]t. ...
Article : 105 wordsLord Rosmead (Sir Hercules Robinson) is again seriously ill. [Lord Rosmead was Governor of New South Wales from June, 1872, to March, 1879, and was ...
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Article : 59 wordsMr. William Mason, the first Mayor of Dunedin, is dead. The balance-sheet of the New Zealand Farmers' Co-operative Association shows a ...
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Family Notices : 123 wordsMr. Ninian Melville, for many years Chairman of Committees in the Assembly, died early to-day of septic pneumonia, following upon tonsilitis, Mr. Melville had ...
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Article : 654 wordsBy command of the Queen a special medal has been struck to commemorate the visit of the colonial troops. The Prince of Wales will present the medals to the troops on ...
Article : 64 wordsOver 300,000 of the London poor have been entertained at the instance of the Princess of Wales, who with the Prince visited several of the centres, where they ...
Article : 113 wordsA horrible fatality occurred last night at the Glebe. A train, outward bound, was just stopping near the interjection of Market-street, when a respectably-dressed ...
Article : 207 wordsThere was another scene at the meeting of the Hospital Board yesterday, when Mr T. F. Wigley protested against Dr. Napier making remarks on the motion before the ...
Article : 108 wordsA MEETING of the general committee of the Pastoral and Agricultural Association was held at Quinn's Hotel last night, Mr. J. Souter presiding. Mr. Hendry, the ...
Article : 102 wordsThe annual hall given by the Caledonian Society, held at the Town Hall last night, was in some respects a brilliant function. The members of the decoration committee, ...
Article : 301 wordsINSPECTOR ALKER last night was on the warpath against ve icles and bicycles being driven and ridden without lights. The names of eight offenders were taken, and ...
Article : 184 wordsSpeaking in reply to the toast of "The Ministry" at the citizens' banquet, the Ac[?]ing-Premier, Mr. Wittenoom, said that the revenue to June 19 Was £2,751,125, and ...
Article : 169 wordsMr. J. Murif returned to Adelaide by this morning's Melbourne express. He was formally welcomed at the South Australian Hotel by cyclists, members of Parliament, ...
Article : 120 wordsSIR,—A most painful sight was a corpse being [?]nveyed from the Hospital to the [?]ry this morning, travelling at the [?]te of six or seven miles per hour. The ...
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