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  4. FOOTBALL MEETING OF APPEAL BOARD.

    A meeting of the Barrier Rangas Football Association's Appeal Board was held in the Association's rooms last evening, when there were present ...

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  6. BRITAIN'S DEFENCE. CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT MALTA.

    The fact that the Prime Minister (Mr, Asquith), Mr. Churchill, and Lord Kitchener are to confer at Malta, is interpreted in France to mean that in ...

    Article : 182 words
  7. THE SUFFRAGETTES. THE PANKHURST-LAWRENCE CASE.

    The jury when annouhoing their verdict in the suffragette case, brought in a strong recommendation of mercy. Lord Coleridge, in sentencing Mrs. ...

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  8. EMPIRE DAY. CELEBRATIONS IN BROKEN HILL.

    Co[?]memorative celebrations of Embire Day were held at all the schools on the Barrier this morning. The weather Was ideal for the functions which ...

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  9. THE OCEANA'S SPECIE.

    Forty out of the 46 boxes of gold from the steamer Oceana, which was recently wrecked off Beachy. Heads, by colliding with the Pisagua, have been recovered. ...

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  10. TO-DAY'S TEAMS.

    The following teams are selected to take part in the matches get down for to-day:— Souths v. Brokens (Alma Oval). ...

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  11. THE MEDITERRANEAN FLEET.

    Reuter's Malta correspondent states that according to information received from well informed quarters, Lord Kitchener emphatically opposes the ...

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  12. HOME RULE.

    Mr. Dillon, speaking, at Barnaley to-day, said that he was not over sanguine regarding the position of Home Rule. There would he said," be a long ...

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  13. ADELAIDE SHARE MARKET. ADDITIONAL MORNING QUOTATIONS.

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  14. THE IMPRISONED SUFFRAGETTES.

    Mr. Keir Hardie, in the House of Commons, to-day, asked for a remission, of the sentences imposed on Mesdames Lawrence and Pankhurst or a transfer ...

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  15. TOM MANN'S IMPRISONMENT.

    Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, in the House of Commons to-day, asked for Tom Mann's release or treatment in the first class, on the ground that he ...

    Article : 104 words
  16. THE DEATH OF PRINCE GEORGE.

    The "Telegraph's" Berlin correspondent states that the Kaiser not only refused to be represented at the funeral of Prince George, eldest son of ...

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  17. DISTRICT SCHOOL.

    At the District School, in celebration of Empire Day, a lengthy programme was gone through Mr. E. Campling inspector of Schools, presided over ...

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  18. THE NORTH SCHOOL.

    Empire Day was celebrated at the North School this morning, under pleasant conditions. The proceedings were opened by all present going through ...

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  19. NOON QUOTATIONS.

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  20. GENERAL CABLES. [Reuter's Messages.] THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.

    President Taft claims that 570 deledates are favering him at the Chicago Republican Convention, and this will be sufficient to assure him of ...

    Article : 75 words
  21. SUFFRAGETTE RIOT IN HUNGARY.

    A suffragette. demonstration at Budapest to-day ended in a riot. Two persons were killed and 83. were wounded. Seven policemen. were also ...

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  22. POLICE COURT.

    At this morning's sitting of the Police Court, presided over by Mr. C. F. Butler, S.M., the following cases were dealt with:— ...

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  23. THE IMPERIAL TRADE COMMISSION.

    Colonel Sealy (Under Secretary forthe Colonies) states that the first meeting of the Imperial Trade Commission will be held on June 19. ...

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  24. AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.

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  25. MEXICAN UNREST.

    The Federal troops have attacked the rebels' main column, and a fierce fight is progressing. Heavy losses are reported, but the result of the trouble ...

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  26. INTERNATIONAL FLOWER SHOW.

    The newspapers unanimously describe the International Flower Show as the world's greatest flower show. The orchid exhibits are valued at £1,000,000. ...

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  27. THE TURKO-ITALIAN WAR.

    Berr Isvolsky, president of the Russian Chamber of Commerce, stated to-day that the French and Russian Governments were endeavoring to settle ...

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  28. AMUNDSEN'S INTENTIONS.

    Captain Amunsden stated to-day that he intended to leave San Francisco in March next for the North Pole. He will be accompanied by the members ...

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  29. THE EMPLOYMENT OF NONUNIONISTS.

    Yesterday judgment was given by Judge Box in an action brought by William Bond, of South Melbourne, a laborer, against Joseph Morris, of ...

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  30. LAUNCHING OF A HUGE LINER.

    The Kaiser attended the launching of the Hamburg-American Company's huge liner. Imperator, at Hamburg to— day. A block of wood fell near him. ...

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  31. Y.M.C.A. CAMPAIGN.

    The wearers of the gold and those who have donned the blue found special satisfaction in the results of the third day's canvass for new meinbois'of the ...

    Article : 270 words
  32. RAILWAY GUARD RUNS AMOK.

    Jackson, a railway guard at Hull, apparently suffering from hydrophobia, ran amok with a gun. He wounded two policemen who were approaching ...

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  33. COMMONWEALTH TRADE WITH GERMANY.

    Sir George Reid stated to-day that he had every reason to believe that an influential company was being formed to promote trade between Germany and ...

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  34. GENERAL BOOTH.

    General Booth, the leader of the Salvation Army, has undergone a successful, operation for the lemoval of a cataract, which affected his sight. ...

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  35. THE PANAMA CANAL.

    By a vote of 147 to 126 the House of Representatives to-day reaffirmed the decision that no tolls should be "charged American vessels engaged on the ...

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  36. A BUILDER'S FAILURE.

    John Cathless Hill, a builder and brickmaker of London and Peterborough, has failed. His liabilities amount to £1,000,000 (secured) and £100,000 ...

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  37. THE TITANIC DISASTER.

    Mr. Bride a wireless operator on the Titanic, in his evidence before the inquiry body, said that he only knew of one ice warning having been received ...

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  38. SIR GEORGE REID AND THE KAISER.

    Sir George Reid (Australian High Commissioner) is enthusiastic over his cordial acception at Berlin. The Kanser granted him an audience of 45 ...

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  39. INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGINEERS.

    Mr. James Hebbard, manager of the Sulphide Corporation, will leave by the express to-night for Sydney to attend the annual meeting of the Australian ...

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  40. ALMA PUBLIC SCHOOL.

    Celebrations in connection with Empire Day were carried out at the Alma public school this morning. Several days ago committees of pupils were ...

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  41. THE NEW SOUTH WALFS BOWLERS.

    The London Parks Bowling Association defeated the New South Wales bowlers by 94 points to (9. ...

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  42. THE COAL STRIKE.

    Sir Walter Lawrence has awarded the South Stafford and East Wore[?]ster underground workers '4s eye 1s Td. to 3s. The coalowners state that Mr. ...

    Article : 94 words
  43. LACROSSE.

    The Wests and Centrals will meet on No. 2 ground of the Proprietary Paddock to-day. Wests from Jhonson, Hogg Jhons, Howe, Griffith ...

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  45. THE ALSACE INCIDENT.

    The final sitting of the Reichstag sitting to-day was a violent one. The socialists attacked the Kaiser owing to the Alsace incident. ...

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    Advices received from Japanese sources announce the formation of an extensive Japanese fishery company, with a large capital, whose object is ...

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  49. GENERAL STRIKE.

    The Transport "Workers' Union has ordered a general strike. ...

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