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  2. IMPERIAL CABINET.

    According to the "Daily Express," there has been such serious dissension in the British Cabinet on the question of reducing the strength of the army that a crisis was ...

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  3. A PARIS MURDER.

    Early in June a mysterious murder created a sensation in Paris. The victin was M. Auguste Remy, a retired stockbroker, and a man with a income of £8,000 ...

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  4. CAPE FINANCES.

    The finances of Cape Colony are in a depressed condition. It was explained by Mr. Merriman, the Premier and Trensurer, in tabling his Budget, that deficiency ...

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  5. RIFLE SHOOTING.

    The returns of the rifle-shooting contest throughout the empire for the Sehumacher Cup are now complete. The cup is presented by Lient-Colonel Schumacher, of ...

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  6. INDETERMINATE SENTENCES.

    Thcugh the new state Indeterminate Sentenees Act really came into operation formally on July I, it has not so far been put into force. No regulations for the ...

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  7. NEW SOUTH WALES POLITICS.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In the Legislative Assembly to day the debate on the Address in Reply and the motion of consure from the Opposition was continued. ...

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  8. COUNTRY PARTY.

    Prior to the meeting of the Legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon the Country party discussed at some length several of the questions which have been listed on ...

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  9. ANTI-TRUST ACT.

    Ever since the original Anti-Trust Act was passed great pressure has been put on the Government by the Labour party, both in and out of Parliament, to initiate ...

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  10. PERSONAL.

    When speaking at the annual meeting of the governors of the Melbourne Hospital held yesterday, Mr. John Griee, the president, expressed, on behald of the committee, ...

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  11. ZULU HEADMAN.

    Since his arrest a few months ago on charges of sedition and murder, the Zulu head chief, Dinizulu, has not been paid his salary as induna, by the Natal ...

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  12. LICENSING BILL.

    The House of Commons yesterday resumed consideration in committee of the first clause of the Licensing Bill, which had been debated throughout the previous ...

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  13. REBELLION IN TURKEY.

    The revolution against the absolutism of the Sultan of Turkey, which is centred in North-Western Macedonia, and has extended into Albania, has produced another. ...

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  14. THE NEW GOVERNOR.

    Arrangements for the reception of the Governor-designate of Victoria (Sir Thomas David Gibson-Carmichael) and Lady Gibson-Carmichael, and the inauguration of ...

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  15. LEOPOLD'S LUCK.

    The wealth of the gold and copper mines in the Congo state has been referred to several times lately, and there are further indications that King Leopold, who ...

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  16. FATAL FALL FROM TRAIN.

    BLNALLA, Wednesday,—As the Albury express was coming into the station on Tuesday, night, Mrs. Elizabeth Meadows, who was returning from Melbourne with ...

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  17. SCHOOLN OF ANARCHY,

    The discovery of a college of anarchy at Maniktola, near Calcutta, last May, has been followed by a similar discovery, which, it is alleged, has been made at ...

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  18. THE UNION BANK.

    The balance-sheet of the Union Bank of Australia Limited for the half-year ended the 28th February, 1908, shows that deposits amounted to £19,965,904, as compared with ...

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  19. LABOUR IN POLITICS,

    An important decision regarding the legitimate use to which trade union funds may be put was given yesterday by Mr. Justice Neville, in a test ease, brought by ...

    Article : 187 words
  20. SURPLUS REVENUE ACT.

    BRISBANE, Wednesday. — At a special meeting of the Brisbane Chamber of Commerce to-day, Senator St. Ledger delivered an address on some aspects of the ...

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  21. DEEPENING THE YARRA.

    At a meeting of the works committee of the Melbourne Harbour Trust yesterday afternoon consideration was given to a report from the engineer (Mr. J. Halliday) ...

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  22. OLYMPIC GAMES.

    The final for the 100 metres race (109.3 yards), in connection with the Olympic Games, was decided at the Stadium on Monday afternoon. The event waa won ...

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  23. MILLIONAIRE'S WIFE.

    A party of-New York ladies out motoring were instrumental in saving the lives of 24 persons, who seemed doomed to certain death by shipwreek. ...

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  24. MINERAL LANDS.

    The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council yesterday heard the appeal case Chippendall versus Laidley, Judgment was reserved. ...

    Article : 188 words
  25. SYDNEY TRAMWAY TROUBLE.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The members of the Tramway Union who were unable to attend last night's meeting met the executive this morning to hear their account of the ...

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  26. WOMEN AND THE VOTE.

    The Women's National Anti-Suffrage League, which has been formed lately to combat the woman suffrage movement, has issued a stirring manifesto. Its members ...

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  27. STEAMER ASHORE.

    The German liner Anubis, 4,763 tons, owned by the Kosmos Company, is ashore on the island of San Miguel, off the coast of Southern California. The steamer is ...

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  28. MOTOR OMNIBUSES.

    The increase of motor omnibuses has teen a marked feature in London during the past year or two. Many complaints as to the manner in which they block the ...

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  29. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    The market at to-day's a wool sales was animated. Prices for all sorts were firm at yesterday's level. The following priecs were realised for the ...

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  30. UTILISING SEWAGE.

    On May 14 particulars were published in "The Argus" ot a proposal, made by Mr. Elwood Mead, chairman of the State Rivers and Water Supply Commission, to utilise ...

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  31. RIOTS AT TABRIZ.

    The disturbances in Tabriz, in the northwest of Persia, where the Nationalist party last week gained a momentary victory over the Shah's troops, were renewed on ...

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  32. NAVAL MANCEUVRES.

    The British naval manceuvres, which were held in the North Sea a few days ago, evidently aroused intenso curiosity on the part of German experts. It is stated that the ...

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  33. CONTESTED WILL.

    HOBART, Wednesday.—A disputed will case occupied the attentioin of the Full Court and a strong bar yesterday. The will of Mr. John Ralston, late of St. ...

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  34. FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS

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  35. CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

    An American cricket team from Philadelphia is making an English tour, and has just concluded a match against Middlesex. ...

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  36. RUSSIAN ADMIRAL.

    The announcement of the death of Admiral Rozhdestvensky was, it is now learned, made in error. There was another mau in Russia who possessed the same ...

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  37. LORD NORTHCOTE'S TOUR.

    ADELAIDE Wednesday.—The Governor-General (Lord Northcote) reached Goolwa, at the mouth of the River Murray, yesterday afternoon. ...

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  38. LAW NOTICES (This Day.)

    At 11 o'clock.— Chamber business. SUPREME COURT. First Civil Court. (Before Mr. Justice A' Beekett. ...

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  39. BISHOP POTTER DEAD.

    The death is announced of Bishop Potter, of New York. [The death of Dr. Henry Codman Potter removes one of the most picturesque ...

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  40. ROBERT SIEVIER.

    The trial of Robert Sutton Sievicr, the bookmaker, horse-owner, and sporting journalist, on the charge of attempting to blackmail Mr. J. B. Joel, of South Africa, ...

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  41. SCULLING CONTEST.

    George Towns, the Australian sculler, has arrived in England to row Ernest Barry, the English champion, in October, for £200 a-side. ...

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  42. LABOUR IN NEW ZEALAND.

    AVELLINGTON, Wednesday.—The conference of trades and labour councils has carried a resolution reaffirming the principles laid down in Mr. W. P. Reeves's ...

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  43. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS

    Wheat.—The cargo of 14,905 quarters South Australian wheat per Inverness, from Wallaroo Mareh 11, has been sold at 37/ per 4801b., cost, fieight, and insurance; ...

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  44. P. AND O. COMPANY.

    Information has been received from London by Mr. F. White, managet of the P. ind O. Company to the effect that two new steamers viz., the Morea and the Malwa, ...

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  45. WELCOMING IMMIGRANTS.

    BRISBANE, Wednesday,—A deputation writed upon Mr. Brlow, the acting Chief Secretary, to-day, to ask the Government for co-operation in welcoming immigrants. ...

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  46. THE PAGE MILLIONS.

    PERTH, Wednesday.—Mr, G. H. Morris, one of the elaimants to "the Page estate, is returning to Sydney in the R.M.S. Marmora. ...

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  48. NEW INSOLVENTS.

    Valentine Siemsen, of Seymour, woodcutter, Filed at Seymour. ...

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  49. THE SUNSHINE DISASTER.

    BALLARAT, Wednesday.—Mr. James Pascoe, of Ballarat South, has made a claim on the Railway department for £2,000 damages, in respect of the death of his ...

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