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  2. DUPLICATION OF LINES.

    The Railway Commissioners recently appointed a committe consisting of Messrs. E. H. Ballard (engineer of way), T. B. Molomby (superintendent of passenger train ...

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  3. PEACE AMONG NATIONS. The Bible's Great Lesson.

    The terentenary of the Authorised Version of the Build was commemorated last night by a gathering at the Albert-hall. Lord Northampton presided ...

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  4. GRIM WINTER'S TALE.

    A grim tragedy of the icy northland is reported. Two trappers, with a companion named Cummings, went northward to Dore Lake ...

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  5. AUSTRALIA'S TRADE.

    Sir George Reid, Commonwealth High Commissioner, is on a visit to Glasgow at present. He delivered an address last night to a gethering of shipowners. He urged ...

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  6. OLIVE MOODIE DISCHARGED.

    The second trial of Olive Amelia Moodie, 24 years of age, who was charged with having at Prabran, on November 23 last, wilfully murdered her mother, Elizabeth ...

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  7. PERSONAL.

    The Prince of Wales, our London correspondent cables, performed his first public function on Wednesday. This was the presentation to the mayor of Dartmouth(where ...

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  8. LOSS OF THE YONGALA. NO NEWS OF SURVIVORS.

    TOWNSVILLE, Thursday.—A bucket rack was picked up by the Government steamer Teal 15 miles north-east of Cape Cleveland. The small steamer Alert came ...

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  9. MR. NORTHCOTE'S OPINION.

    Mr. E. Northcote, general manager of the Adelaide S.S. Company, desires it to be stated, in connection with the report of a statement made by him in "The Argus" of ...

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  10. NO SEARCH FOR SALVAGE.

    As the cargo of the Yongala mainly consister of produce, there is no possibility of any search being made for salvage, It will be remembered that after the Pericles ...

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  11. FIGHTING IN ALBANIA. BATTLE OF SKUTARI.

    Advices from Skutari, in Northern Albania, the centre of the rebellion against Turkish authority, state that a general engagement, lasting 24 hours, has taken place. ...

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  12. GOVERNMENT THANKED.

    BRISBANE, Thursday.—The Brisbane manager of the Adelaide S.S. Co.(Mr. E. B. Wareham) has written to the Acting Premier conveying the company's grateful ...

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  13. BRITISH POLITICS.

    The debate on Lord Balfour of Burleigh's Referendum Bill was resumed in the House of Lords to-day by Earl Beauchamp, an exGovernor of New South Wales, and First ...

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  14. "SET" OFF THE COAST.

    Sir.—Captain Foulish, of the Cairns Marme Board, stated in "The Argus" today that the wreekage washed ashore (at Cape Bowling Green) is an indication that ...

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  15. TURKISH PREPARATIONS.

    The Turkish military authorities are hurrying l,500 troops from the Koplik province to intercept the advancing Albanian rebels. They are also moblising an additional force ...

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  16. FUNCTIONS OF PRIZE COURT.

    The Foreign Office has informed the Bill Committee of the Reichstag that Germany is disposed to ratify the Declaration of London, but will not assent to America's ...

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  17. RAILWAY COLLISIONS.

    The board of railway officials appointed to report upon the disastrous railway collision at Hawes Junction, in Yorkshire, on Christmas Eve, has submitted its report. The ...

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  18. PASSENGERS ON BOARD.

    CAIRNS, Thursday.—It has been stated that Mr. A. Murray's sister was on board the Yongala with Mrs. Murray and four children. This is found to be incorrect, Mr. ...

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  19. TREATY IN PREPARATION.

    Mr. Knox, Secretary of State,is drafting an arbitration treaty with Great Britain. The treaty will probably be submitted to Congress during the special session in April. ...

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  20. ENGINEER'S SWEETHEART.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—A young woman made anxious inquiries at the offices of the Adelaide Steamship Company to-day as to whether any news was to hand regarding ...

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  21. BRITISH COMMITTEE.

    A committee of members of both partics in the House of Commons has been formed for the purpose of promotion the scheme of international arbitration proposed by ...

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  22. WILSON'S PROMONTORY SIGNALS.

    Sir.—I write to support "the experienced coastal skipper" who gave his opinion in "The argus" upon "coastal lights" and "dangerous spots." Upon one occasion I ...

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  23. CYCLONE AT CAIRNS.

    BRISBANE, Thursday.—A telegram from Cairns, timed 3 p.m. to-day, stated that a cyclonic storm was raging. The wind was almost of hurricane force, accompanied by a ...

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  24. BRITISH REVENUE.

    For the first time in history the revenue of the United Kingdom has exceeded £200,000,000 for the year, with a week still to go. The financial year closes on March ...

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  25. "THE NATION'S PERIL."

    A reply to General Sir Ian Hamilton's book on compulsory service, to which Lord Haldane wrote an introduction, has been published by John Murray. ...

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  26. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Mary Ann Perkins, of Flemington-road, North Melbourne, married woman, who died on December 26, left a will dated September 11, 1910, realty of the value of £2,770 and personalty ...

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  27. VARYING OPINIONS.

    BRISBANE, Thursday.—Captain William Collin said to-day that it was his firm belief that the Yongala never reached Cape Upstart. Lving about midway ...

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  28. DISASTROUS FIRE.

    A great loss has been sustained by a fire which broke our last night in the State Capitol. This building, which cost about £5,000,000, was partially destroyed, the ...

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  29. AUSTRALIAN SHIPBUILDING. DESTROYERS AND CRUISERS.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Acting Premier (Mr. Holman) received a communication from the Prime Minister (Mr. Fisher) asking whether New South Wales could ...

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  30. SOUTH AFRICA.

    The Union Government has introduced a Floating Debt and Public Works Bill. The bill author[?] the flo[?]tation of loans not exceeding £19,100,000 in amount, to ...

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  31. CAPSIZE IMPROBABLE.

    BRISBANE, Thursday.—In view of the widespread statements that the Yongala "turned turtle," Mr. Wareham Hatly contradicted the possibility, and pointed out that ...

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  32. THE CORONATION. MR. FISHER'S ENGAGEMENTS.

    Among the engagements which the Prime Minister(Mr. Fisher) has been desiret to ful[?]il during his visit to Great Britain are a dinner at the Eighty Club, London(of ...

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  33. NEW DREADNOUGHT.

    The Dreadnought Monarch, which is being built at the El[?]wick yards, will be launched to-day by Mrs. Lewis Harcourt, wife of the Secretary of State for the Colonies. ...

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  34. PERSIAN GULF.

    The British naval forces in the Persian Gulf, operating for the prevention of gunrunning, have been supplemented by the 104th Ri[?]es, a mountain battery, and a ...

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  35. THE KING. MUSIC-HALL PATRON.

    The arrangements in connection with the visit of the King and Queen to Edinburgh in July include a cnmand performance at a music-hall in that city. The King's ...

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  36. HEELING TO THE WIND.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—An officer of the s.s. Grantala, which arrived in Sydney to-day, said that the vessel was sheltering in Bowling Green Bay about the time that ...

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  37. MR. CUTLER SANGUINE.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—It is evident from the communication received by the State Government that a beginning is to be made without delay in carrying out some of the ...

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  38. LABOUR DISPUTE. SCOTTISH ENGINE-KEEPERS.

    Last month the engine-keepers in the Scottish colleries threatened to strike unless they were granted an eight-hour day, Their action would have affected 93,000 minesr. ...

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  39. PORTRAIT FOR THE SALON.

    M. Georges Scott, a French painter of Scottish descent, is exhibiting a portrait at the forthcoming salon of King George V. His Majesty is in a field-marshal's ...

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  40. LABOUR'S TYRANNY. BUTCHERS AND UNION.

    BROKEN HILL, Thursday.—An example of union tyranny is reported from the Umberumberka Waterworks, where about 80 men[?] now employed. All the ...

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  41. CANADIAN MINERS.

    Mr.W. L. King, Dominion Minister for, Labour, is intervening in the mining dispute in Alberta and British Colombia. He is hopeful of preventing a strike. ...

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  42. NATIONAL CONFERENCES.

    ADELAIDE, Thursday.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Fisher) on his return from Port P[?]rie and Moo[?] to day was entertained at luncheon by the Commonwelth ...

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  43. LOCATING THE WRECK.

    Now that it is certain that the Yongala has met with disaster speculation is riafe as to whether the wreck will be discovered. Captain Thompson, of the A.U.S N. Co[?]s ...

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  44. CHILD FALLS FROM TRAIN.

    GEELONG, Thursday.—The four-yearold son of Mr. R. Stephenson, inspector of schools in the Shepparton district, was travelling with his mother by the 3 p.m. ...

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  45. LAWN TENNIS.

    At the international lawn tennis meeting at Cannes yesterday. Wilding and Ritchi[?] beat M[?]vrog[?]date and [?], 6-4, 6-2, 7-5. ...

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  46. MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

    Francisco M[?]ro, the leader of the insurgents in Mexico, has not yet been consulted with regard to the proposals for peace, last it is believed that he is [?]kely to agree to ...

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  47. TRAIN STRIKES COW.

    An accident occurred to the Williamstown train last night. The train ran into a cow, and two of the carriages left the rails. A mumber of passengers were [?]ed ...

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  48. RUSSIAN NAVY

    The St. Petersburg correspondent of "The Times" says that it is understood that a secret bill has been introduced in the Dum[?] providing the sum of £[?]0,000,000 to ...

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  49. NON-UNIONISTS NOT WANTED.

    ADELAIDE,Thursday.—At Angaston today 150 men, eng[?]ged on the construction of the raitway, struck work because the engineer-in-charge deelined to dismiss one ...

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  50. EXPLOSIVE HAMPER.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The mystery surrounding the explosion at the refreshment rooms at Nyngan on the morning of March 23, when a barmaid in an upstairs room was ...

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  51. LAUNCH OF THE WARREGO.

    SYDNEY, Thursday, Everything is now in readiness at the Fitzroy Dock for the launching of the destroyer Warrego on Tuesday. About 850 invitations have been ...

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  52. MOTOR FRAUDS.

    In connection with the Sydney motor frands, as with cases in other cities, the Customs department has come into possession of a number of motor cars. The ...

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  53. CHARITABLE APPEALS. L[?] [?]D.

    We have received the following additional donation to the Lupton family rellef fund: T. H. A., 2., ...

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  54. COMPANY'S AFFAIRS.

    "The Times" announces that as the result of a Board of Trade inquiry, the public prosccutor is taking steps to prosecute Robert Herbert Measures, formerly ...

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  55. BOYS LEAVE HOME.

    William Heggie, aged 14 years, and William Faweett, aged 11 years, have been reperted as missing from their hours in Langstreet, South Yarra, since Monday. They ...

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  56. DEATH BY LIGHTNING.

    In [?] to the appeal on behalf of the widow of Andrew Jonstone, who was struck dead by lightning in the [?]tion-gardens, we have received the follwing addlitional dea[?] [?] T. [?]. A., ...

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  57. A WARNING.

    Sir,—I desire through you to warn the public regarding a woman who has been successfully expl[?]ting the suburbs with a subscription list, purporting to bear my ...

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  59. NO CONFIDENCE IN COUNCIL.

    PERTH, Thursday.—At a meeting of ratepayers at Leederville last night, a vote of want of confidence in the municipal council was carried by a substantial majority. ...

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