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  2. WRECK OF THE AUSTRALIA.

    In a second edition of "The Argus" yesterday morning it was reported that the look-out men at Queenscliff saw two rockets fired from a point to the eastward of where ...

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  4. FEARFUL ACCIDENT.

    Yesterday afternoon a sensational accident, resulting in the death of two men and in serious injury to two others, occurred at Messrs. W. S. Kimpton and Sons' flour ...

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  5. The Argus.

    "I am in the place where I am demanded of conscience to speak the truth, and therefore the truth I speak, impugn it whose list." TO CORRESPONDENTS. ...

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  6. GREAT LAND MOVEMENT. RUSSIA FORCED BACK.

    There is no absolutely direct confirmation of the accounts published by some papers in St. Petersburg and Paris of a battle at Haicheng, between the main Russian and ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. PORT ARTHUR.

    The Japanese fleet, which has been keeping a specially close watch round Port. Arthur on account of the report that small craft were smuggling in supplies, has ...

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  8. AFFAIRS IN RUSSIA.

    The Russian officials in the provinces are putting pressure on the people to contribute so-called voluntary subscriptions towards the expenses of the war. The amount which ...

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  9. THE NEW GUINEA AFFRAY. A TRAGIC SEQUEL.

    The steamer Guthrie, from Port Moresby, en route to Singapore, brought the news this afternoon of the death of Mr. Robinson, the acting administrator of New Guinea, under ...

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  10. QUEENSLAND DINNER.

    The annual Queensland dinner took place last evening at the Holborn Restaurant. There were about 150 persons present, including Sir Henry Norman, a former ...

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  11. OFFICIAL INTIMATION.

    The Minister for External Affairs (Mr. Hughes) received a message last night, dated from Port Moresby, in New Guinea. It had been sent by steamer from there to ...

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  12. "THE AUSTRALASIAN."

    The wreck of the Australia is the principal feature in this week's "Australasian." A full-page photograph, taken on Monday at 12 o'clock, gives a fine bird's-eye view of ...

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  13. SAMOA.

    Earl Percy, the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, said in the House of Commons yesterday that an exchange of views had taken place between the three ...

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  14. MERRIE ENGLAND INCIDENT.

    The conflict between the New Guinea native police on the Government steamer Merrie England and the natives at Goaribari took place on Sunday morning, March 6. ...

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  15. CONSUL'S RESIGNATION.

    Sir Charles Norton Eliot, commissioner and commander-in-chief for the British East Africa Protectorate, has resigned his position. In doing so, he has appealed to ...

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  16. THE GRANDE CHARTREUSE.

    The committee appointed by the French Chamber of Deputies to investigate an allegation made by the Premier, M. Combes, that a bribe of 2,000,000 francs (£80,000) ...

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  17. STATE RIGHTS.

    ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—In connection with the request by the Adelaide Chamber of Commerce to the State Premier, urging the Government to protest against the ...

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  18. TRADE FALLING AWAY.

    "The Times" says that the war is seriously crippling Russian trade. Hundreds of thousands less tons were carried on the railways during May than in May of the ...

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  19. QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT.

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.—The debate on Mr. Cribb's amendment on the Address in Reply was brought to a conslusion in the Legislative Assembly to-day. The ...

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  20. A CORRESPONDENT KILLED.

    It is reported that the Russians, while retreating from Wafangkau, mistook Mr. Edwin Emerson, the correspondent of the "New York World," for a spy, and shot ...

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  21. ARBITRATION AWARDS.

    PERTH, Wednesday.—A meeting of the Trades and Labour Council last night carried a motion protesting against the present administration of the Arbitration ...

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  22. JAPAN'S NEW COMMANDER.

    Field-Marshal Marquis Yamagata, the veteran Japanese officer who had the command-in-chief during the war with China, and who was recently mentioned as ...

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  23. GENERAL STAKELBERG.

    The position of General Stakelberg, who is conducting the retreat of a demoralised army northwards through the Liaotong peninsula, towards Hai[?]beng, is considered ...

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  24. THE PRESIDENCY.

    The Republican National Convention opened its sittings at Chicago yesterday. Mr. Elihu Root, late Secretary of State for War, was the temporary chairman. He ...

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  25. RUSSIAN CORRUPTION.

    Following upon the disclosure of an organised system of peculation and corruption amongst the officials on the Trans-Siberian railway, some further gross instances of ...

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  26. THE NAVIGATION BILL.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Mr. J. M. Paxton, chairman of the shipping committee of the Sydney Chamber of Commerce, seen in reference to Mr. Watson's quotations from ...

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  27. SIR GORDON SPRIGG.

    Sir Gordon Sprigg, the late Premier of Cape Colony, who was defeated at the elections in February, was nominated for a vacancy in the representation of Cape ...

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  28. NOTES ON THE CABLES.

    European critics are pointing out what a single glance at the map was always sufficient to indicate, that in sending General Stakelberg so far south, with a heavy ...

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  29. RECENT ELECTIONS.

    The "Standard," the chief organ of the Conservative party, in commenting upon the results of the recent by-elections for the South, or Harborough, division of ...

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  30. THE ULTIMATE FATE OF THE VESSEL.

    The liner is regarded by experts as most certainly doomed to destruction. It only requires a sufficiently heavy gale to break her up. The plates will crumple up at the ...

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  31. CRIME AT KALGOORLIE.

    KALGOORLIE, Wednesday. — At the Circuit Court to-day John Chaytor, who was yesterday found guilty of the man-slaughter of Thomas Hunt at Brown Hill, ...

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  32. NEW INSOLVENTS.

    Henry Harris, of Mackenzie-street, Melbourne, commission agent. Causes of insolvency—Want of capital and being pressed by creditors. Liabilities, £190/0/3; assets, ...

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  33. THE RUSSIAN RAID.

    Admiral Skrydloff, the Russian naval commander, has issued a further report regarding the operations of the Russian cruisers under Admiral Bezobrazoff. In it ...

    Article : 109 words
  34. LAW NOTICES (This Day).

    At Half-past 10 a.m.—Bank of Victoria v. M'Gee, Mellor v. Victorian Railway Commissioners. First Civil Court. (Before Mr. Justice Hodges.) ...

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  36. LASCARS IN BONDAGE.

    The remainder of the lascar crew were brought to Melbourne last evening by the steamer Ellen, and with their companions who arrived the day before are now ...

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