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  2. Advertising

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  3. BRITISH BUDGET.

    The House of Commons has been occupied during the past two days with a debate on the second reading of the Finance Bill. The debate was opened by Mr. Laurence ...

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  4. BRUTAL MURDER.

    A sensation has been created in London by the discovery of the body of a child which bas been mutilated in a fashion recalling the methods of "Jack the Ripper." ...

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  5. BRITISH CRUISERS.

    The "Daily Mail" has a suggestion this morning which will be of interest to Australians. It is that, if it is possible to spare the vessels from the European ...

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  6. GENERAL BULLER DEAD.

    The death is announced of General Sir Redvers Henry Buller, at the age of 69 years. [General] Buller, who was born in 1839, ...

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  7. TRIANGULAR CRICKET. AUSTRALIA'S ATTITUDE DENOUNCED.

    The Australian Board of Control has been subjected to a bitter attack by English spoiling writers for refusing to accept the proposals of the Marylebone Cricket Club ...

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  8. THE AIRIGAN FLEET. STATE RRANGEMENTS.

    Since it wasfinitely decided that the state Ministryis to have three days— Tuesday, Wesday, and Friday—on which to enten the officers and men of ...

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  9. PERSONAL.

    His Excellency Sir Reginald Talbot returned to Melbourne yesterday afternoon on the termination of his visit to Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Bridges at Trawalla. ...

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  10. COMMONWEALTH PENSIONS

    The bill providing foi old-age and invalid pensions throughout the Commonwealth was laid upon the table of the House of Representatives at a quarter to 1 o'clock ...

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  11. THE NOBLE TESTIMONIAL.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The presentation to Mr. M. A. Noble, the famous cricketer, of a testimonial raised for him throughout Australia took place at the town-hall this ...

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  12. ANGLO-GERMAN AMITY.

    A great meeting was held in the Albert-hall last evening in support of Anglo-German amity, which is being fostered by the visit of the German pastors to London. ...

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  13. NEWFOUNDLAND.

    The ratification by the United States Senate, in April last, of a general arbitration treaty with Great Britain was expected to facilitate the submission to the Hague ...

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  14. WHAT IT MEANS.

    The comments by Mr. C. B. Fiy and the "Sporting Life" upon the disinclination of the Australians to fall in with the proposal for a tiiangular series of matches in ...

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  15. QUESTION HOLIDAYS.

    CAMPPRDOWN uesday.—The question of holidays force visit of the American squadron to Abourne was referred to at the meeting the Camperdown ...

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  16. THE DERBY.

    The betting over the Derby, which is to be run to-morrow, underwent another change to-day. Perrier, who had been favourite for some days, became weaker, ...

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  17. MYSTERY AT CARLTON.

    A discovery presenting some mysterious features was made at Carlton at 7 o'clock yesterday morning, when some blood-stained clothing, comprising a woman's skirt and ...

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  18. THE TARIFF. "NOT ENOUGH PROTECTION."

    Mr, Kelly (N.S.W.), in the House of Representatives yesterday, asked if the Treasurer (Sir William Lyne) had been correctly reported in the statement that he ...

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  19. BEISBANE NOTO BE VISITED.

    BRISBANE, Tues.—On May 27 the mayor of Brisbane sea cable message to President Roosevelt follows:—"Brisbane most desirous welcong your fleet. Will ...

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  20. NEW ZEALAND WELCOME.

    WELLINGTON, Tuday.—The Cabinet has voted £5,000 towan the cost of the entertainment of the Arican fleet. Legislation will be passed aiorising the local ...

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  21. PATENT PLOUGH.

    The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council heard arguments on the appeal of the defendants against the decision of the High Court of Australia in the case of ...

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  22. BRITISH PARLIAMENT. IRISH EVICTED TENANTS.

    An announcement was made last month in the House of Commons that a short bill would be introduced in order to make it clear that the Estates Commissioncrs ...

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  23. EXTENSIVE FIRES. CARRIAGE WORKS DESTROYED.

    SYDNEY, tuesday.—The carriage building portion of the extensive works of the Meadowbank Manufacturing Company was destroyed by fire early this morning. The ...

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  24. BRITISH BLURACKETS.

    Sir,—Regarding the cnrtainments being arranged for the men ofie American fleet and their uniform carrying them anywhere in the theatres, I wild like to know ...

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  25. ZULU HEAD MAN.

    The Earl of Crewe, the new Secretary of State for the Colonies, has addressed a letter of censure to the Government of Natal for stopping the salary of Di[?]izulu, the ...

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  26. AGRICULTURAL BILLS.

    Two agricultutal bills, which were introduced by Earl Carrington in the House of Lords in March, were read a third time yesterday in that House. They were the ...

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  27. THE IRON INDUSTRY.

    Mr. Carr (N.S.W.) asked whether the Treasurer in view of the statements of Mr. C. Hoskings, of the Lithgow Iron Works as published in "The Argus" of ...

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  28. AMERICAN CITIZENS WELCOME.

    Sir,—The notice in "The Argus" of today as to the proposed movement of American residents in Melbourne to arrange a welcome to the American flet may possibly ...

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  29. FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS.

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  30. ENGLISH RAILWAYS. JOINT WORKING PROPOSAL.

    The "Railway News" announces that the Great Central, Great Northern, and Great Eastern railway companies, which have a paid-up capital of £160,000,000, and own ...

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  31. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    Wheat and Flour.—The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is estimated at 2,875,000 quarters, against 3,000,000 quarters a week ago and 3,490,000 ...

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  32. FORMAL AMENDING BILLS.

    Sir William Lyne obtained leave to introduce a bill to amend the Customs Tariff Act. He explained that it was a short bill to assure the preference to Great Britain ...

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  33. RATS ON A SEAMER.

    The statement published i "The Argus" Of yesterday that several hodreds of rats had been found on the s.s. Inamincka on its arrival in Sydney was brought under the ...

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  34. STATE GRANTS. SUBSTANTIAL INCREASES.

    In replying to a deputation from the Working Men's College on Tuesday, the Premier (Mr. Bent) expressed himself as being favourable to increased flnancial ...

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  35. STAMP DUTY.

    A feeling of disappointment exists in commercial circles owing to the omission from the Premier's policy speech of any reference to the intentions of the state ...

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  36. EGYPTIAN SLANDERS.

    A section of the native press of Egypt, which is supporting the Nationalist party in its demand for self-government, and for the evacuation of the country by the British, ...

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  37. THE GOVERNOR AT TALBOT.

    TALBOT, Tuesday.—Sir Reginald Talbot paid an unofficial visit to Talbot to-day, and was welcomed by the mayor (Councillor H. H. Schwennesen). His ...

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  38. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—When the Innaminka, arrived here on May 24 the Health authorities, in consequcnce of advices reccived from Sydney that a rat caught on the vessel was ...

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  39. COUNTRY SCHOOLS OF MINES.

    Applications were recently made on behalf of the Ballarat and Bendigo Schools of Mines for increased grants, to enable extensions to buildings and equipment to be ...

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  40. MIDLAND RAILWAY MAY JOIN.

    According to the "Daily Express" the Midland Railway may join the other three companies. The proposed working arrangement would put a stop to the ruinous ...

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  41. TOWNSHIP BLOCK BURNT.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—A fire at Mullumbimby, on the Tweed River, which occurred carly this morning, destroyed a block of buildings, including the E., S., and A. Bank, ...

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  42. LINLITHGOW STATUE. "THE ARGUS" FUND.

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  43. NATIONAL GALLERY.

    The state Premier (Mr. Bent) yesterday received a communication from the trustees of the Public Library regarding the proposed extension of the library building, and ...

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  44. MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY.

    Conditionally on the Melbourne University raising £2,500, the state Ministry has decided to give the institution £2,000. The money is required for the installation of a ...

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  45. LORD MAYOR'S FUND.

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  46. INDIAN SEDITION.

    The British Government has received disquieting advices concerning the presence of numerous Hindoos in New York who are suspected to be agents of the revolutionary ...

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  47. MYSTERIOUS SHOT.

    HOBART, Tuesday.—While a girl named White, aged 16 years, was bending over a barrow in the yard of her parents' home, in Liverpool-street, a shot was fired, and ...

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  48. SHIPPING NEWS.

    The following arrivals and departures are reported:— Arrivals.—Hector, s.s., from Melbourne April 11; Commonwealth, s.s., from ...

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  49. CHARITABLE APPEALS. THE CUNNINGHAM FUND.

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  50. TRAMWAY TRAFFIC.

    The traffic returns of the Melbourne Tramway and Omnibus Company for May show that the receipts were £44,655, an increase compared with May, 1[?]7, of £1,120. The ...

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  51. NEW INSOLVENTS.

    John Hough Nightingall, of Post-office-place, Melbourne, manufacturing electrician. Causes of insolvency—Want of sufficient capital, losses on contracts, falling off in ...

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  52. SALVAGE CUTTER WRECKED.

    PERTH, Tuesday.—The report telegraphed to Fremantle last week by Captain Mills, of the steamer Paroo, that the salvage cutter Hampton had been wrecked on ...

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  53. LOST BOTH HANDS.

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  54. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S FUND.

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  55. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.

    Pears, Soap Makers to Her Majesty the Queen.—[Advt.] ...

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  56. THE SICK AND FEEBLE

    Require the best that is obtainable; as a stimulant "Wolfe's-Schnapps" has the commendation of many eminent men.—[Advt.] ...

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  57. MILO CIGARETTES

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

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