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  2. BRITISH POLITICS. CORONATION OATH.

    Scottish members of the House of Commons interviewed the Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith) yesterday in regard to the bill now before the House, providing for the ...

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  3. WAYE OF CRIME. CASES IN ENGLAND.

    The English newspapers are commenting upon the remarkable number of serious crimes which have come under public notice during the post few days. ...

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  4. THE WORLD'S WHEAT. LATEST PROSPECTS..

    Colonel Mayhew, of Mark Mayhew Limited, flour millers of London, reports the following latest wheat prospects:— Argentina.—Quite favourable. Increased ...

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  5. PINNED UNDER WATER.

    BRISBANE, Thursday.—A fatal accident occurred on the Colonial Sugar Refining Company's tramway line at Geraldton this morning. A locomotive with Fred Pym, ...

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  6. RAILWAY MEN UNITE.

    Throughout Australia there has been a marked tendency of late years for employees in an industry to endeavour to secure amalgamation of the unions that have been ...

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  7. RAILWAY STRIKES. NORTH OF ENGLAND AFFECTED

    The railway strike which was declared at Newcastlc-on-Tyne, owing to the dismissal of a shunter, has spread to several large towns in the north, and has produced a ...

    Article : 344 words
  8. KING EDWARD MEMORIAL.

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  9. PERSONAL.

    Lady Gibson Carmichael visited the Collingwood Cr[?] on Tuesday afternoon. Mesdames Gotch and Sherwood (vice-presidents) and members of the committee ...

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  10. CAMDEN-ROAD MURDER.

    The Crippen case continues to excite much interest. The conviction that Crippen, who is required in connection with the Camdenroad murder, has escaped to the Continent ...

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  11. STORM IN THE WEST.

    PERTH, Thursday.—Stormy conditions prevailed to-day on the coast. The barometer fell to 29.34, which was the lowest reading for years, and a strong westerly ...

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  12. CANADIAN CROPS.

    The Winnipeg correspondent of the "Daily Mail" says:—"The wheat crop of Western Canada will not exceed 4,200,000, and is practically a failure in many districts. ...

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  13. A WOMAN SUFFOCATED.

    The trial has taken place at Slough, in Buckinghamshire, of a man named William Broome, on the charge of having murdered a neighbour, Mrs. Wilson, by suffocating ...

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  14. MEALS FOR CHILDREN.

    Mr. James—Parker, Labour member for Halifax, has introduced in the House of Commons a bill to authorise the provision of meals for school schildren during ...

    Article : 51 words
  15. STABBED TO DEATH.

    A daring murder has been perpetrated in Palermo, in Sicily, the victim being a wellknown professor in the Palermo University named Vincenzo Nicari. He was stabbled to ...

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  16. FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    To-day's quotation for bar silver is 25¼d. per ounce standard, a fall of 1-16d. since yesterday. MINING SHARES. ...

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  17. HOP SUBSTITUTES.

    A bill introduced by Mr. John Gretton, Unionist member for Rutland, prohibiting the use of hop substitutes and the marking of imported hops was read the first time ...

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  18. A PREMIER'S PROTEST.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The Premier (Mr. Wade) said to-night with reference to the Surplus Revenue Bill, that the measure had been scornfully thrown at the ...

    Article : 547 words
  19. UNIONISTS RETAIN SEAT.

    The election to the House of Commons for the Kirkdale division of Liverpool in the place of the late Mr. C. M. Arthur ist) took place to da} The result was ...

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  20. PRISON REFORM.

    During the debate on the prisons vote in the House of Commons last night, the Home Secretary (Mr. Winston Churchill) outlined a prospective revision of the prison system, ...

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  21. CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY.

    Further expansion in the electric supply undertaking of the City Council is disclosed by the annual statement of the electric supply committee for the period ending ...

    Article : 440 words
  22. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS

    Wheat. — The American visible supply cast of the Rocky Mountains is estimated at 22,058,000 bushels, against 24,385,000 bushels a week ago, and 12,661,000 bushels ...

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  23. CANADIAN DISPUTE.

    The Canadian Grand Trunk Pacific railway strike continues and is causing great hardships. Cattle are starving in the cars which the men abandoned, and perishable ...

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  24. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Ellen Meagher, of Mary's Mount, Healesville, widow, who died on June 20, left by a will dated June 26, 1901, real estate of the value of £4,500 and personalty £395, to her daughter. ...

    Article : 92 words
  25. CENSUS BILL.

    The bill providing for the taking of a census in Great Britain this year was read a third time in the House of Lords yesterday. ...

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  26. ISLAND INTERESTS.

    In reply to a question by Mr. Percy Alden, Liberal member for Tottenham, in the House of Commons yesterday evening, the Under-Secretary for the Colonies (Colonel ...

    Article : 68 words
  27. ROLL OF TEETOTALLERS.

    "Some of us have been in the business 40 or 50 years, and before we die we should like to know what we have accomplished." The Rev. W. M. M. Alexander, chairman ...

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  28. FIGHTING THE SUFFRAGE

    The Anti-Woman Suffrage League is redoubling its energies, in view of the effort which is being made to secure the pass age of legislation, bestowing the franchise on ...

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  29. PRIVATE ADVICES.

    The following private advices have been received:— By Goldsbrough. Mort, and Company Limited, dated 20th:—"Tallow.—Prices are unaltered since ...

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  30. CANADIAN AFFAIRS. RELATIONS WITH UNITED STATES.

    The desirability of the United States establishing closer trade relations with Canada was dwelt upo[?] by Presi?dent Taft yesterday in a speech at Eastport, Maine. They ...

    Article : 108 words
  31. TRAMWAY MEN'S BONUS.

    Some months ago the directors of the Melbourne Tramway and Omnibus Company Limited, with a view of allowing the employees of the company to share directly ...

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  32. WITNESS MURDERED.

    A tragic sequel to a lawsuit was witnessed at Haifa, in Syria. Fritz Unger, a German expert witness, who had given evidence in a native case, was shot dead by adherents ...

    Article : 63 words
  33. LONDON WOOL SALES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 61 words
  34. CHINESE PIRATES.

    The island of Cokowan, near Macao, at the mouth of the Canton River, it which was captured by Chinese pirates, has been retaken by Portuguese troops. The ...

    Article : 57 words
  35. MR. LLOYD-GEORGE.

    The English Law Society is dissatisfied with, Mr. Lloyd-George's apology to it over his reflections on the legal profession in his Budget speech. He stated that lawyers ...

    Article : 155 words
  36. PRIVATE ADVICES.

    The following private advices have been received:— By Messrs. Dalgety and Company Limited, from their London office, dated the 20th inst—"The ...

    Article : 86 words
  37. INEFFICIENT MILITIA.

    Sir Frederick Borden, Canadian Minister of Defence is surprised at the statement published by "The Times," that General Sir John French found the Canadian militia ...

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  38. PERTH TRAMS STOP.

    PERTH, Thursday.—The employees on the Perth trams ceased work this morning, and all the tram traffic in the city and immediate suburbs is suspended to day, ...

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  39. DEFENCE OF THE BOOKMAKER.

    WELLINGTON, Thursday.—An interesting discussion is proceeding in the House of Representatives on a resolution by the Premier (Sir Joseph Ward) in favour of ...

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  40. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The stormy and wet weather, which has inflicted so much damage to crops in the north of France, continues. A sad incident attendant upon it is the drowning of two ...

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  41. STATE PARLIAMENTS. QUEENSLAND.

    BRISBANE, Thursday.—The Legislative Council will resume the debate on the Address in Reply next week. It is expected that immediately after this is concluded the ...

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  42. CANCER.

    The results achieved during the past year by the experts who are investigating the cause and treatment of cancer, on behalf of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, were ...

    Article : 85 words
  43. PERILS OF FLIGHT.

    An accident of a kind not previously experienced has happened to Herr Ehrmann, a German airman. He was making a flight in his aeroplane at Paris, when a flash of ...

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  44. STATE BY-ELECTION. [?]ALHALLA NOMINATIONS.

    WALHALLA, Thursday. —Nominations for the election to fill the Walhalla seat in the Legislative Assembly, rendered vacant by the death of Mr. Albert Harris, closed ...

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  45. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    ADELAIDE, Thursday.—Only the House of Assembly sat to-day. The Address in Reply was presented to the Governor. ...

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  46. THE CORONATION.

    A proclamation has been gazetted, announcing that the King's coronation will take place in June of next year. The proclamation will be read to-day at St. James's ...

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  47. UNREST IN TURKEY.

    Indications of political unrest in Turkey are provided by a series of arrests at Con stantinople, which has culminated in the apprehension of Riza Nur, member for ...

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  48. STATE COAL MINE.

    Mr. H. E. Rowe, president of the Chamber of Mines of Victoria, again referred, at the annual meeting of that body yesterday, to the question of wages paid at the State ...

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  49. SOUTH-WESTERN PROVINCE.

    GEELONG, Thursday.—The return of Mr. A. Austin for the vacancy in the Legislative Council, caused by the retirement of Sir Henry Wrixon, was formally declared ...

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  50. ENGLISH LITERATURE.

    The Royal Society of Literature has appointed a permanent committee to foster the purity of English literature. Lord Morley is its chairman, and Mr. ...

    Article : 82 words
  51. CHURCH RITUAL.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—According to a memorial addressed to Archbishop Wright, and signed by a large number of the clergy and laity of the diocese of Sydney, there ...

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  52. LAWN TENNIS.

    The lawn tennis doubles championship of Nottingham was won yesterday by Doust and Dixon, who defeated Gore and Hillyard in the final, 6—2, 6—4, 6—2. ...

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  53. COACHING ON KOSCIUSKO.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The passengers on a coach had a sonsational experience on Mount Kosciusko. The horses shied at a motor-car, and they and the coach went ...

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  54. ON THE FLOOR.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The monotony of the customary adjournment debate in the Legislative Assembly was broken to-night by an "incident." ...

    Article : 129 words
  55. EDUCATING THE FARMER.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The conference of wheat-growers on the subject of dry fanning and other matters of interest was concluded to-day. It was promoted by the Minister ...

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  56. FIRE DANGERS IN SYDNEY

    SYDNEY, ThursdaY.—The risk of serious fire or explosion in the city of Sydney through the uncontrolled storage of inflammable oils was a danger to which a number ...

    Article : 226 words
  57. WIRELESS STATION SITE.

    The erection of a high-power "wireless" station in Sydney has been delayed by the selection of a site. That indicated as suitable by the company has not met with the ...

    Article : 148 words
  58. FEDERAL QUARANTINE.

    HOBART, Thursday.—In the House of Assembly to-day Mr. Earle (Labour), leader of the Opposition, moved the adjournment of the House to urge that steps be taken ...

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  59. LAW NOTICES.—(This Day.)

    At Half-past 10 a.m.—Geelong Harbour Trust Commissioners v. Maritime Insurance Company Limited (part heard). Practice Court. ...

    Article : 116 words
  60. Advertising

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  61. HIS JUBILEE TRIP.

    BENDIGO, Thursday.—"Flag-Sergeant" Mann, of the Salvation Army, left to-day on a trip to Melbourne, where he has not been for 50 years. "I've heard a lot of talk ...

    Article : 75 words
  62. BUSH NURSING SCHEME.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The proprietors of the "Sydney Morning Herald" have subscribed £1,000 to the fund being raised to carry out Lady Dudley's scheme of district ...

    Article : 35 words
  63. NEW INSOLVENTS.

    Thomas Victor Garnet Watson, miner, M'Crae-street, Bindigo Causes of insolvency—Sickness of wife and want of employment. Liabilities, £33/2/; assets, nil. ...

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