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  2. NAVIGATION LAWS.

    A variety of subjects were dealt with when the Navigation Conference resumed its sittings yesterday,with Mr.Lloyd-George in the chair. ...

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  3. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. PREFERENTIAL TRADE.

    "The Time" this morning has a further article in the series on "The Conference and Imperial Unity." It deals with the question of preferential trade, which has ...

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  4. THE INDIAN UNREST.

    Considerable anxiety has been caused by the recent reports from Lahore, in British India, where for some time past there has been serious unrest. ...

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  5. MR. BENT'S MISSION.

    Mr. Bent and Mr.Taverner were the guests at luncheon yesterday of the directors of the London and Westminster Bank, the institution which attends to the ...

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  6. POPULATION COMING. ASSISTED IMMIGRANTS.

    When it was heard that the Aberdeen liner Marathon was bringing a number of immigrants to Australia it was expected that Victoria would receive her quota of the ...

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  7. FIRE IN THE CITY.

    A fire in one of the central city blocks is invariably associated with a display of feverish energy on the part of the brigade. So that when a call was rceived at half-past 4 ...

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  8. REVENUE RETURNS. VICTORIA.

    Even Mr. Bent's latest forecast of a surplus of £500,000 for the finacial year ending June 30 promises to be considerably under the mark. Last month's revenue ...

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  9. VICTORIA'S PROSPERITY.

    Speaking at the half-yearly meeting of shareholders in the Colonial Bank of Australasia Ltd. yesterday, the chairman (Mr. T.Skene) referred to the remarkable, ...

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  10. LADIES AT COURT.

    Neither dressing windows with Australian products to catch the eye of the passer-by, nor delivering after-dinner speeches about our resources, nor writing despatches to ...

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  11. BOY'S RANSOM.

    Further particulars in regard to the release of the son of Mr. Robert Abbott, a British merchant at the Turkish seaport of Salonika, who was kidnapped by brigands ...

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  12. LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

    By 1,077 votes to 472 the London Chamber of Commerce recently agreed to a resolution recommending the commercial union of the empire on the basis of ...

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  13. CAPTAIN ASSAULTED.

    A seaman named Bertram V. Williams, who was employed on the steamer Port Jackson, has been sentenced to a month's imprisonment for assaulting the captain, ...

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  14. RUSSIA'S ARMY.

    An alarming spread of the revolutionary propaganda in the Russian army is reported. Many officers suspected of being connected with the movement have been compelled to ...

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  15. COLLAPSE OF A PIER.

    A sensational accident has occurred at Baltimore, in the United States. A railway pier was being constructed, when it suddenly collapsed with disastrous results. ...

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  16. WHAT PEOPLE DRINK. SHELLS IN WATER SUPPLY.

    BENDIGO, Tuesday.—Of late there has been a number of complaints regarding the quality of the water drawn from the Coliban service. Mr. F. Brenton, licensee of the ...

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  17. ACTING TREASURER SATISFIED."

    The Acting Premier (Mr. Davies) said aiter the the Cabinet meeting yesterday evening that he was pleased with the revenue returns. He was satisfied that the ...

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  18. BRITISH AND INDIANS.

    A deputation, headed by Lord Ampthill, has waited upon the Premier of the Transvaal (General Botha), who is at present in London, with the object of laying before ...

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  19. AUSTRALIAN APPLES.

    The R.M.S Mooltan brought a shipment of apples, consigned by the New South Wales Government. The bulk of them were in excellent order, and realised from ...

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  20. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Treasury returns for April indicate a net improvement in the consolidated revenue compared with that of April last year of £246,263. The ...

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  21. ANNIMALCULE IN RESERVOIR.

    GORDON, Tuesday.—The puritication of the water in the Gong Gong reservoir is still engaging the attention of experts. Mr. Wilkinson's report shows that the offensive ...

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  22. NEW DESTROYERS.

    The destroyer Gurkha, one of five oceangoing vessels ordered by the Admiralty,has been launched at Hebburn-on-Tyne. The Gurkha's speed is 33 knots an hour. ...

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  23. PERSONAL.

    The Acting Prime Minister (Sir John Forrest and party arrived at Launceston by the Loongann yesterday morning, and were given a cardial reception. Many local ...

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  24. FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    The following prices represent the lowest and highest range of values on the Stock Exchange yesterday, and from them the middle prices may be comuted:— ...

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  25. A JEALOUS WIFE.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Jealousy and domestie unhappiness led to extreme measures being taken against her husband by a woman named Ethel Riley. ...

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  26. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

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  27. BRITISH COLUMBIA.

    There has been a great influx of Japanese into British Columbia. Many of the Japanese are employed on railway construction work. ...

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  28. HAGUE CONFERENCE.

    The two additional appointments of British representatives at the approaching international conference at the Hague which remained to be made have been ...

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  29. LABOUR TROUBLES. TIMBER-WORKERS' STRIKE.

    The position of the timber-workers on sstrike in Western Australia, was considered at a special conference of the council of the Federated Sawmill. Timber-yard, and ...

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  30. MELBOURNE HOSPITAL STAFF.

    The new resident medical officers at the Melbourne Hospital, who will enter upon their year's work to-day were formally introduced to the committee of management ...

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  31. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS

    Wheat.—The following cargoes of Australian wheat have been sold:—11,154 quarters New South Wales, per Rhine, from Sydney March 1, at 31.6 per 4Solb., cost, freight, ...

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  32. SEVERE TORNADO.

    A most destructive tornado has occurred in Texas. The village of Heming was destroyed, and eight of the residents perished. Several fatalities occurred in neighbouring ...

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  33. RESERVED LAND.

    Sufficient time has not yet elapsed to allow any intending immigrants who may have selected land at the Agent-General's offece in London to arrive in Victoria. should ...

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  34. WOOLWICH ECONOMIES.

    Official contradiction is given to the announcement made yesterday that in connection with the reduction of hands at Woolwich Arsenal on account of the ...

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  35. THE ZEEHAN STRIKE.

    ZEEHAN, Tuesday.—As generally anticipated, the local smelters resumed work today without any opposition from the few strikers remaining in the district, ...

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  36. SHIPPING NEWS.

    The following arrivals and departures are announced:— Arrived.—Tongariro, s.s, from Wellington March 14; Krato[?]i, s.s, from Geeiong ...

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  37. STROMBOLI VIOLENT.

    The volcano of Stromboli, in the Mediterranean, is again in violent eruption. A shock of earthquake has also occurred in the Lipari group, to which the Island of ...

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  38. A WHITE AUSTRALIA.

    Lecturing before the Essendon Literary Society at the Essendon Town-hall last night, on the subject of his recent travels, the Rev. Professor Rentoul stated that ...

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  39. INVERELL MURDER.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Further details of the tragedy at Woolstock Station, Inverell West are available. The murdered man Joseph Garrett was ...

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  40. SYDNEY COAL LUMPERS' STRIKE.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The coal humpers' trouble is practically unchanged, It has now existed for over three weeks, and each day that passes would appear to make the ...

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  41. EMMA EAMES.

    Madame Emma Eames, the well-known prima donna, has obtained a divorce from her husband, Mr. Julian Story, at New York. ...

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  42. PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.

    ADELAIDE, Tuesday.—The subjects to be introduced by South Australia at the Premiers' Conference are as follows:—Appointment of state governors, Braddon ...

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  43. TRAMWAY PROJECTS.

    The Brighton council received a letter at Monday's meeting from the Brighton Districts' Tramway League, asking support in advocating the extension of the proposed ...

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  44. SYDNEY LAND SCANDALS

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—At the hearing of the charges against W.P.Crick and W. N. Willis in the Criminal Court to-day, Mr.Justice G.B.Simpson stated that he had ...

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  45. IMPORTANT SHIPPING CASE.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The hearing of the application of the Merchant Service Guild of Australasia in connection with the recent award in the shipping dispute was ...

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  46. BRUNSWICK JUBILEE.

    Next October the town of Brunswick will celebrate the fiftieth year of its existence, and the local residents are making preparations for holding festivities in honour ...

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  47. LIVING STATUARY.

    A crusade has been begun against the living statuary exhibitions. These are being given at various places of public amusement in increasing numbers since the success ...

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  48. THE INCOME TAX.

    BRISBANE, Tuesday.—In the High Court this morning the matter of John Baxter v. the Commissioners of Taxation for Sydney was set down for decision. This ...

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  49. R.M.S. MONGOLIA AT FREMANTLE.

    FREMANTLE, Tuesday.—The Peninsular and Oriental Co.'[?] Royal mail steamer Mongolia arrived at quarter-pa[?]t 11 o'clock this morning. Passengers:— ...

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  50. TRAGIC FIRE.

    BUNYIP, Tuesday.—A fire occurred here about 2 o'clock on Monday morning, the results of which were tragic. The homestead of Mr. W. M'Skimming caught fire ...

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  51. BILLIARDS.

    By means of the anchor shot W. Cook has made a break of 19,780 (unfinished), including 9,869 cradle canno[?]. He was playing a match against C[?]il Harverson, 24,000 ...

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  52. WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

    The following resolutions were passed at a recent meeting of the National Council of Women held at the Austral Salon:— "That the National Council of Women urge the ...

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  53. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    The amounts given in estated are gross, and [?] to any debts owing by the estated. Haugh [?], late of Havena, farmer, who died on Ealrnary [?] under a will dued March 20, 1000 ...

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  54. LARGS BAY DISASTER.

    ADELAIDE, Tuesday,—The inquest concerning the death of Carpenter Thompson, of the ship Norma, has been concluded. The jury found that the deceased was drowned ...

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