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  2. GREAT BRIDGE COLLAPSE.

    Though the loss of life has not been so heavy as was at first feared, the bridge disaster at Quebec has been of appalling magnitude. ...

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  3. MOORS AGAIN ATTACK.

    The French force outside Cas[?] Blanca is finding its position rather trying, as the Moors have for a second time made a fierce attack on it. ...

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  4. KING EDWARD.

    His Majesty the King, who is taking the waters at Marienbad, in Austria, paid a casual visit to a cafe chantant in the town. ...

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  5. FEDERAL PUBLIC SERVICE.

    The debate on the Estimates in the House of Representatives has revealed that Ministers chafe at the restrictions with regard to appointments and promotions imposed ...

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  6. WOOLLEN DUTIES.

    Closer study of the various reports of the Tariff Commission are revealing to members of the House of Representatives the circumstances which have led to such a ...

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  7. OF INTEREST TO FARMERS.

    The boom scheme for the resumption of a million acres of Western district lands would tie up for years over £5,000,000 of loan money, to say nothing of £1,000,000 or ...

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  8. NEW SOUTH WALES ELECTIONS ISSUES EXPLAINED.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—Recent events in Commonwealth politics have tended to greatly quicken an already keen interest in the state general election on September 10. ...

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  9. GUARDING THE PREMIER.

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — Mr. R. Hollis, the labour candidate for Newtown, made an extraordinary statement last night with reference to the precautions with the Premier ...

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  10. BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.

    It is announced that the agreement between Great Britain and Russia, which has been in negotiation for some time past, has been signed. The agreement, it is ...

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  11. PERSONAL.

    Mr. Deakin arrived in Brisbane from the north yesterday. He feels much improved physically, although he declined to be formally entertained. He said he had been ...

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  12. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LOAN

    The South Australian Government announces that holders of the state 4 per cent. loan maturing on January 1 next can either surrender the bonds for ...

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  13. HAGUE CONFERENCE.

    The Hague committee, which is dealing with the question of warfare on land, has unanimously adopted the French proposals for regulating the opening of hostilities. ...

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  14. W. AND A. M'ARTHUR.

    The directors of W. and A. M'Arthur Limited, general warchousemen, of London and Sydney, have decided to postpone the payment of the balance of the preference ...

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  15. FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    Bar silver is quoted to-day at 31½d., an advance of 1-16d. since yesterday. MINING SHARES. LONDON, Sept. 1. ...

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  16. FARMERS ARE ALL RIGHT.

    Sir,—It has been asserted that the primary producers are not protected under the new tariff. A glance at the schedule should convince anyone that the assertion is untrue. ...

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  17. A NATION'S WATCHDOG.

    Reuter's correspondent says that intense excitement prevails in Cherbourg, the great French naval station on the English Channel, over the disappearance of one of the ...

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  18. CONFECTIONERY COMBINE. TRADE AGREEMENT.

    SYDNEY, Sunday. — Three members of the Victorian Confectioners' Association have been in Sydney for the past four days, holding a conference with the local ...

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  19. RAILWAY COLLISION.

    There was a terrible railway disaster yesterday at Charleston, a small town in Illinois, on the Indianopolis and St. Louis railway. Two trains came into collison near ...

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  20. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS

    The following are the Frozen Meat Trade Association's market quotations, based on actual sales of not less than 100 carcases of mutton or lamb or 25 quarters of beef of ...

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  21. IRISH GRIEVANCES.

    In the course of his speech at Bally[?], in Donegal, last night, Mr. Redmond, the leader of the Nationalist party, referred to the part the House of Lords played in ...

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  22. SIR HENRY CUTHBERT.

    There was lodged in the Probate Office on Saturday the will of the late Sir Henry Cuthbert, formerly member of the Legislative Council of Victoria, whose death took ...

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  23. CLUB EXPANSION.

    Although established only 26 years ago, the Commercial Travellers' Club has grown at such an amazing rate that its fine club premises in Flinders-street are not ...

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  24. COLONIAL OFFICE.

    In connection with the reforms in the Colonial Office which have been determined upon, it has been explained by Lord Elgin that Mr. Charles Prestwood Lucas will be ...

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  25. RETAILERS' PROTEST.

    BENDIGO, Friday.—The confectioners of Bendigo at their meeting to-night agreed to the following resolution:— "The con[?] of Bendigo protest strongly ...

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  26. INDIAN SEDITION.

    Mr. John Morley, Secretary for India, has appointed Mr. Gupta, a Hindoo, and Mr. Bilgrams, a Mahomedan, to be members of the Council of India. These are ...

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  27. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Can you or some of your readers tell me what difference there is between a combine and an association? In your issue of to-day MacRobertson states there is no ...

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  28. TRANSVAAL INDIANS.

    The Indian natives who reside in the Transvall have, as British subjects, petitioned His Majesty the King to disallow the Indian Emigration Bill which has been ...

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  29. RIOT IN ROUMANIA.

    King Charles of Roumania has dea[?] with a large number of the persons concerned in the serious rovolt of the peasantry which occurred in March. The peasants ...

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  30. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—As the head of a family I frequently purchase [?]ies for our use. Imagine my surprise, upon going into a large trading firm, to find that Victorian-made sweets ...

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  31. SEASON TICKETS.

    An order just promulgated by the Railway Commissioners has caused annoyance and concern to some users of the railways[?] It reads:— ...

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  32. THE ARTISTS' SOCIETY BALL.

    The annual mask ball of the Victorian Artists' Society was held at the gallery in Albert-street on Saturday evening. In spite of the statement often made that English ...

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  33. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Lest the existence of the Victorian Manufacturing Confectioners' Association may be used, when the subject comes on for debate, for the purpose of reducing the ...

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  34. BUTTER AND CHEESE.

    Messrs. W. Weddel and Co. in their annual review insist on the necessity of compulsory grading of Australian butter, such as has given New Zealand producers the ...

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  35. ENGLISH CRICKET TEAM.

    J. N. Crawford, of Surrey, who will be a member of the English cricket team for Australia, has scored 103 against Kent. He played a vigorous innings, hitting 18 fours. ...

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  36. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    [The amounts given in estates are gross, and subject to any de[?] owing by the estates.] Robert Richardson, late of Webster-street, Ballarat, who died on July 30, under a will dated ...

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  37. RIFLE SHOOTING.

    The principal event of the rifle-shooting contests in Canada at present in progress is the Governor-General's prize. This is now being shot for. Major Richardson, the ...

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  38. PRIVATE ADVICES.

    The following private advices have been received:— By Dalgety and Co. Limited:—Wool.—"English crossbred wool, of long, coarse, [?] ...

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  39. ECZEMA OF THE HEAD.

    Results from Ringworm—Child Suffered Three Years—Doctors' and Chemists' Prescriptions Fall —[?] Now Clean and Free from Sores—In Three Weeks Cuticura Effected a Marvellous cure. ...

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  40. NO OPIUM.

    There is no opium or narcotics of any description in CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY, and this makes it a favourite with all. It can be given to a baby as confidently as to an adult. As a ...

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  41. THE STOCKTAKING SALE

    Of Craig, Williamson Propty. Ltd. will be continued this week, when we will offer a lot of Remnants and Oddments that have accumulated during the past ...

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  42. THEY SHOULD KEEP WITHIN ROUNDS

    Dealers in counterfelts of "Wolfe's-Schnapps" argue, for paltry traders' reasons, the health and comfort of consumers notwithstanding.—[Advt.] ...

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  43. MILO CIGARETTES

    Are preferred by lovers of good things. Guaranteed hand-made.—[Advt.] ...

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  44. THE HABIT OF HEALTH.

    The constant use of Pears' Soap.[Advt.] ...

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