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UNREST IN RUSSIA.
A statement published in the "Observer" to-day, from its Warsaw correspondent, has attracted much attention. It is asserted that, at Germany's ...
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THE KING.
His Majesty the King has recovered from the slight cold from which he was suffering. After visiting Penrith, in cumberland, ...
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THE HULL DOCKS.
The commercial men of Hull are extremely auxious to open up direct business relations with Australia. To this end, the Chamber of Commerce in the town invited ...
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SIR HENRY IRVING.
After a performance at Bradiord on Friday night Sir Henry Irving, the eminent actor, died suddently from syneope. The announcement has been received with ...
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PERSONAL.
The Archbishop of Melbourne (Dr. Clarke), who has been attending the General Synod of Australia and Tasmania at Sydney, telegraphed from Goulburn on ...
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SEIZURE OF HATS.
After all, the consignment of 1,000 hats which the Customs department took over from Messrs. James Henty and Company last week are to be sold by public tender. ...
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IMMIGRATION.
A representative of the "Daily Chronicle" has had an interview with General Booth with regard to the colonisation scheme of the Salvation Army. ...
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EARL SPENCER.
Encouraging reports have been received as to the condition of Earl Spencer, the veteran Liberal pee, who, on Wednesday. while shooting at North Creek, was seized ...
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LABOUR PARTY'S ATTITUTE.
Publicity has been given to questions asked in the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth on Friday by Mr. Higgins, in regard to the attitude of the Labour ...
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
There is little abatement of the discussion caused by the starting assertion of M. Lauzanne in the Paris journal. "Le Matin," that during the recent crisis ...
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THE TARIFF.
SYDNEY, Sunday.—The Prime Minister was the principal speaker at the annual ban quet of the New South Wales Chamber of Manufactures last night. ...
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THE PEACE TREATY.
It was announced when the formal treaty of peace between Japan and Russia was signed by the plenipotentiaries at Portsmonth. New Hampshire, on ...
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MINING TRANSACTION.
The Broken Hill Syndicate Limited, which recently sold 100,000 shares in the Broken Hill South Blocks to the Lake View Consols Company, has declared a dividend ...
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JAPANESE SETTLERS.
Viscount Hayashi, the Japanese ambassador in London, has been interviewed by a representative of the press as to the possibility of a Japanese influx to Australia. ...
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GERMANS IN AFRICA.
The Government of Cape Colony has received important information respecting the war in German South Africa. It has been officially reported to the ...
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A SYDNEY DEMONSTRATION.
SYDNEY, Sunday.—A semi-public meeting, under the auspices of the Australian Immigration League, was held at the Lycenm Theatrre last night. Admission ...
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NORWAY AND SWEDEN.
The Swedish Riksdag has adopted the Kar Convention Bills, which were introduced to diss the between Norway and Sweden, and to [?] ...
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THE CHINA SQUADRON.
Great [?] is still being shown in Japan in connection with the visit of the [?] China [?] [?] Admiral Sir Gerard [?] and the ...
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CUSTOMS INQUIRIES.
Two [?] of having been [?] in [?] [?] were [?] at the [?] [?] on Saturday, before the col[?] (Mr. [?]). ...
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THE MILITARY PROBLEM
In a new book which he has just published Major General Sir Edward [?] [?] in command of the [?] [?] of Australia, [?] [?] with the problem ...
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR CONVENTION.
HOBART. Saturday. Today the delegates to the Christian En[?] [?] [?] are enjoying a "[?] day." [?] to 8 a.m. [?] were held [?] the following ...
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AFFAIRS IN HUNGARY.
Count Andrassy, one of the leaders of the National party in Hungary, has issued a political [?] He declares that the [?] cannot ...
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ENGLISH RACING.
At the Kempton-park October meeting today the principal event on the card resulted as under:— IMPERIAL PRO[?] PLATE. ...
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CANADA.
Sir William [?] who has [?] ostmaster General of Canada for many years, recently [?] on [?] of ill-health. Mr. A. [?] [?] a leading [?] ...
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AUSTRIAN CRUISER.
It has been alleged that a [?] occurred on the Austrian [?] [?] which has been [?] Australia and New Zealand. ...
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CHARGE OF PERIURY.
John [?] Norman Battle, a cattle-dealer, of Edinburgh has been committed for [?] on a charge of [?] a witness at the [?] olice Court ...
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RUGBY FOOTBALL.
The New Zealand team of Rugby foot[?] continued their successful [?] today by [?] a [?] defeat on the [?] of Northumberland. ...
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A STRANDED VESSEL.
Latest advices with regard to the stranding on the road of Moro[?] of the [?] naval steam reparing ship [?] show that the [?] which was reported to be ...
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QUEENSLAND WHEAT YIELD.
BRISRANE. Sunday. Mr. [?] Minister of Agriculture. who [?] to night from a short visit to the Darling Downs, brought very [?] [?] ...
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EMPTY BOAT FOUND.
Yesterday morning Mr. Fred. Tat[?] of [?] [?] [?] a small [?] [?] and the ...
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SPEECH BY MR. REES, M.L.C.
At a "pleasant Sunday afternoon" gather [?] held yesterday in connection with the celebration of the anniversary of the Newstreet Me[?] Church, Brighton, and ...
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KALGOORLIE WAGES DISPUTE.
KALGOORLIE, Sunday, The mine [?] representatives and delegate [?] the Engineers Union [?] [?] and [?] ...
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SHIP-BUILDING.
The ship[?] industry on the [?] is in an [?] busy [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] ...
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CRIME IN PARIS.
A shocking murder was committed in Paris about the middle of June. Miss Cary, an English governor, was walking near Mont Valerien, one of the ...
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SUBURBAN HOUSEBREAKING
An [?] [?] committed on Saturday night at premiers occupied by Mrs. [?] Luke and Mrs. [?] [?] [?] at [?] [?] The ...
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AUSTRALIAN WOOL.
Mo[?] attention is being attracted by the [?] of New South Wales wool, which are being shown at the Technical College. [?] The [?] will be on view ...
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S. S. WILLEHAD.
BRISBANE. Sunday.—The [?] Willchad. from Japan via [?] New [?] arrived at Brisbane. The delay in her arrival was due to the captain altering the ...
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THE TRANSVAAL.
The Labour parties in the Tr[?] Colony have [?] their connection with the [?] [?] the [?] [?] One [?] of the [?] is the ...
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MOVEMENTS OF PEARLERS.
Ten Japanese. who should have [?] for [?] [?] with pearling [?] recently [?] themselves and remained behind of Thursday Island. ...
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