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  2. SYDNEY CUP.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—There were showers throughout the night, but the weather was perfect for the Sydney Cup, and a great crowd went to Randwick, ...

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  3. FALLEN DICTATOR.

    Cipriano Castro, the [?]ethroned dictator of Venezuela, has made a dramatic but unavailing effort to recover his power. When he left Venezuela for Europe as ...

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  4. FRENCH NAVY.

    The condition of the French navy for several years past has been the subject of frequent interpellations in the Chamber of Deputies, and a few months ago the ...

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  5. THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE

    The victory which Austria has gained in the Balkans by securing the recognition of the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina without reference to a conference of the ...

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  6. STREET COLLISION.

    A sensational accident, fortunately unattended by any more serious damage than the wrecking of a rustic cart, occurred yesterday afternoon on the ...

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  7. TRANSPORT BUNGLE. ARTILLERY'S EXPERIENCE.

    QUEENSCLIFF, Monday.—Quite a mixup occurred to-night in connection with the return of the troops garrisoning the forts comprising the Port Phillip district. The ...

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  8. SENSATIONAL WRECK.

    The steamer Mahratta, 5,700 tons, owned by Messrs. T. and J. Brocklebank, and bound from Calcutta to London, went aground on the Goodwin Sands yesterday, ...

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  9. VIOLENT STORM.

    PERTH, Monday.—Owing to an interruption of the telegraph line between Onslow and Carnarvon information has only just been received of a serve storm at ...

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  10. MADAME MELBA.

    WELLINGTON, Monday.—An unfortunate accident, as a result of which she is now suffering from a sprained knee, happened to Madame Melba while she was ...

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  11. PERSONAL.

    Ex-President Roosevelt, of the United States, who is on a tour to South Africa by the s.s. Hamburg, has passed through the Suez Canal. His immediate destination ...

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  12. "AN ENGLISHMAN'S HOME."

    The enormous success of Major du Maurier's patriotic play "An Englishman's Home" during its production in England has led to a daring experiment being made ...

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  13. NEW YORK SENSATION.

    The trial has been concluded of Mrs. Georgia Sampson, widow of narry Sampson, who was charged with the murder of her husband in November last. Sampson ...

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  14. GOLF. FLINDERS OPEN MEETING.

    FLINDERS, Monday.—Starting with an easterly in the earlier part of the morning, the wind gradually crept round to the north, gaining strength all the time, until by the afternoon it had ...

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  15. FRENCH STRIKERS.

    A serious' strike has occurred at Meru, in the Department of Oise, a few miles north of Paris. Twelve thousand button-makers ...

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  16. SOUTH AFRICAN UNION.

    "The Times" correspondent at Johannesburg discusses the trade treaty recently concluded between the Transvaal Government and the Portuguese colony of ...

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  17. MATRIMONIAL SACRIFICE

    Great interest has been excited in a will case, the hearing of which has just been concluded in New York. The caveator was Copeland Rhinelander, ...

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  18. A DREARY NIGHT.

    DROMANA, Monday.— Colonel Clarke telegraphed to Captain Madden to-night, stating that he hoped to pick up the Dromana contingent between 2 and 4 ...

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  19. POLITICS IN TURKEY.

    When the editor of the "Serbesti" was shot dead a few days ago, it was stated that the assassination was the work of an emissary of the committee of Union and ...

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  20. TRAGIC END TO HOLIDAY.

    NEWCASTLE, Monday. — A shocking fatality occurred at Ironbark Creek, near Wallsend, this afternoon, a boy named David Lowe having his brains blown out ...

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  21. GOVERNOR ON TOUR.

    WARRNAMBOOL, Monday. — The Governor (Sir Thomas Gibson-Carmichael), at the invitation of the Warrnambool and District Caledonian Society, arrived here this ...

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  22. BRITISH LABOUR PARTY.

    An important conference of members of the Independent Labour party in Great Britain is sitting in Edinburgh. Mr. J. Ramsay MacDonald (the president of the ...

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  23. MARATHON RACE.

    SYDNEY, Monday. — A Marathon Race, the first held in Australia, was contested to-day in connection with the Y.M.C. A. Easter Athletic Carnival. The ...

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  24. SIEGE OF TABRIZ.

    No relief is apparently within sight for the beleaguered city of Tabriz, the headquarters of the revolutionary movement in Persia. ...

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  25. A MOTHER'S ORDEAL.

    SEYMOUR, Monday.—The eldest child, aged 3 years, of Mr. and Mrs. A. Howqua, of Collis-street, was burnt to death to-day. Mrs. Howqua put the boy to bed in his ...

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  26. PROTESTANT POLITICAL PARTY.

    Considerable interest attaches to the sessions of the Orange Grand Lodge Council of Australia, which open in Melbourne this morning at the Protestant-hall. The council ...

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  27. THE AIMS OF LABOUR.

    The Political Labour Council Conference concluded its sittings at the Trades-hall last night. Particular attention was given to the ...

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  28. BROKEN HILL TROUBLE. MANIFESTO TO UNIONISTS.

    BROKEN HILL, Monday.— The combined unions' committee has issued another circular to the unionists of Australia, in the course of which it is stated:— ...

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  29. INDIAN FRONTIER.

    Friction has occurred on the Afghan frontier of India between the tribesmen and officials. In consequence the Khyber Pass has been temporarily closed to ...

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  30. MR. ANDREW CARNEGIE.

    Mr. Andrew Carn[?]gie, the ScottishAmerican millionaire, whose great endowments to public institutions have given him world-wide fame, has granted another ...

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  31. NEWFOUNDLAND.

    The new Ministry, which was formed in Newfoundland six weeks ago, with Sir Edward Morris as Premier, has not been able to carry on business. Sir Robert Bond, the ...

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  32. FEDERATED BUTCHERS' UNION.

    The fifth annual meeting of the council of the Australasian Federated Butchers' Employees' Union was begun at the Tradeshall yesterday. There were present ...

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  33. MR. THOMAS'S SPEECHES.

    BROKEN HILL, Monday.—Speaking at Tom Mann's meeting at Cockburn yesterday afternoon, Mr. Thomas (Postmaster-General) said that he was on the ...

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  34. ROYAL MELBOURNE CLUB.

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  35. ARMED MADMAN.

    A sensation has been caused in the village of St. Blazey, Cornwall, by the actions of a madman, who escaped from custody, got possession of a rifle, and defied the ...

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  36. WORK AND WAGES. MILLERS' DISPUTE SETTLED.

    ADELAIDE, Monday.—To-day representatives of the Millers' and Mill Employees' Society, had a conference with Mr. C. H. T. Connor, manager of the Adelaide ...

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  37. WEST AUSTRALIAN RESOLUTIONS.

    PERTH, Monday.—At the open-air meeting, convened by the labour organisations of the metropolitan area, held on the Perth Esplanade yesterday afternoon to protest ...

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  38. TRAFFIC IN GOLD.

    BENDIGO, Monday.—Mr. T. Gamboni, ex-president of the combined unions at Broken Hill, addressing a meeting on Sunday afternoon, said, in connection with gold ...

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  39. METROPOLITAN CLUB.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 93 words
  40. THE SUGAR INDUSTRY.

    BRISBANE, Sunday.—A large gathering of farmers waited upon the Minister of Customs (Mr. Tudor) at Cairns to urge several matters of importance connected with the ...

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  41. BENDIGO EASTER FAIR.

    BENDIGO, Monday.— The Bendigo Estaer Fair was inaugurated to-day, in genial weather. The procession was this year somewhat above the average. The ...

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  42. FRUIT PESTS.

    PERTH, Monday.—Mr. Compere, the Government travelling entomologist, returned last week from an extended trip through California and China in search of parasites ...

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  43. CHURCH AND POLITICS.

    A paper on "The Place of the Church in the Life of the Nation" was read at a conference of the Presbyterian Fellowship Union last evening by Dr. J. S. Yule. The ...

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  44. ROYAL-PARK CLUB.

    The Royal-park Club intend holding their opening day on Saturday next, April 17, when a mixed doubles match, over a seven-hole course, will be played, and during the afternoon a golf ...

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  45. SAMOAN AFFAIRS.

    AUCKLAND, Monday. — The officers of the steamer Yeddo, which arrived from San Francisco and Samoa to-day, state that the native uprising which threatened ...

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  46. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSHIP.

    The Political Labour Council conference at its meeting yesterday adopted the following resolution, on the motion of Messrs. Hannah and Solly, M.L.A.'s:— ...

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  47. YARRAWONGA CLUB.

    YARRAWONGA, Thursday.—The Yarrawonga Golf Club held its annual meeting last night, some 20 members being present. The club open the season with a balance of £13/6/ in hand. Mr. J. ...

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  48. FIERCE BUSH FIRE.

    WALLAN WALLAN, Monday.—A bush fire started in Mr. E. Munster's paddock on Good Friday, which did little or no damage until fauned by the high winds of ...

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  49. SHOOTING FATALITY.

    GEELONG, Monday.—A shooting fatality occurred at You Yangs this afternoon, the victim being Pereival John Hazelgrove, about 40 years of age, a resident of ...

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  50. LAND AND PROPERTY SALES.

    WODONGA, Monday.—Messrs. R. H. Smyth and Co. have sold 31 acres for Messrs. Peasley bros. On Wodonga Flat at £30 per acre, the purchaser being Mrs. F. Wilks, of ...

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  51. LENDING LIBRARIES.

    The two lending libraries of Cole's Book Arcade contain 8000 books; the one at the Collins-street end 6000, and the one at the Bourke-street end 2000. Terms at both libraries 3d. per volume, 5/ ...

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  52. WHEN THE KIDNEYS APPEAL

    For assistance to perform their functions it will generally be found that "Wolfe's-Schnapps" is a sufficient aid.—[Advt]. ...

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  53. MILO CIGARETTES

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

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  54. 120 YEARS' EXPERIENCE

    Teaches the efficacy of Pears' Soap.— [Advt.] ...

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