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STATE LOANS.
The "Financial Times," referring to the New South Wales 3½ per cent. loan of £3,000,000, says that the impression produced on the market is that the colony is ...
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AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN V. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. [FURTHER PARTICULARS IN LATER EDITIONS.] AUSTRALIA BATTING.
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FUSION OF PARTIES LEADERS IN CONFERENCE.
A fusion of the three non-caucus parties in the Federak Parliament was conditionally arranged at a conference yesterday between the leader of the direct Opposition ...
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EMPIRE DAY.
Empire Day came with a new meaning yesterday. The loyal Australian had before him two scenes. One—the actual— happy school children raising their voices ...
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QUEEN VICTORIA.
The lower portions of the national memorial to the late Queen Victoria, which is being, erected in front of Buckingham Palace, have been uncovered. ...
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SOUTH AFRICAN UNION.
The Johannesburg correspondent of "The Times" reports that the agitation in Natal against that colony joining the South African Union is causing anxiety. The ...
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PRESS OF THE EMPIRE.
The Australian representatives to the Imperial Press Conference in London, who are travelling by way of Canada, have been accorded an enthusiastic welcome at Quebec. ...
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MR. DEAKIN'S REFERENCES.
Mr. Deakin and Sir John Forrest were entertained at dinner by the Melbourne branch of the Royal Society of St. George last night. The only references made to the ...
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ICEBOUND HARBOUR.
The ice blockade in the harbour of St. John's, Newfoundland, which delayed shipping for several days, has been raised. Several steamers have entered the port. ...
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FIRST TEST MATCH.
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GENERAL NEWS.
By Old Wesley Collegians in many parts of the world next Friday, the 28th of May, will be celebrated as the foundation day of their Alma Mater. Meetings of old boys at ...
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COAL MINERS' WAGES.
A decision has been given by Viscount St. Aldwyn, president of the South Wales Coal Conciliation Board, with regard to the wages of coal-miners. The decision is that the ...
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COMMONWEALTH LIBERAL PARTY.
Mr. Deakin will address the members of the Commonwealth Liberal party an the Town-hall to-night. The chair will be taken by Mr. J.M. Joshua, and Mr. Deakin ...
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NOTES BY OBSERVER.
The Australians meet an eleven at Oxford to-day, in which eight of last year's side are still playing, though their four best batsmen—Bruce, Bowring, Teesdale, and Foster ...
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ADDRESS IN REPLY.
Replies have been received by the Prime Minister (Mr. Fisher) from those members of the House of Representatives and the Senate whom he had invited to move and ...
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BACHELOR TAX.
The Austrian finances are to be added to from a new source. Included in the proposals of the Minister for Finance, as submitted to the Reichsrath, are ...
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MR. HUGHES AT FOOTSCRAY.
The swingeing attacks made upon the Labour party and its methods by Mr. Mauger, M.H.R., in the electorate of Maribyrnong. have stung the Federal Ministry into ...
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MARATHON RACE.
A professional Marathon race (26 miles and a distance), promoted by the proprietors of the "Evening News," was run on Saturday, from Windsor to the Stadium in ...
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"FLOGGING FEDERALISTS."
Yesterday the Minister for Home Affairs, replying to an attack on federation made by Mr. T. Quinlan. Speaker of the West Australian Legislative Assembly, and ...
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ROYAL TENNIS.
The rubber in royal tennis between W. Stone, of the Melbourne Royal Tennis Club, and A. Twinn, a well-known Cambridge player, took place on Saturday. Stone won, ...
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MR. DEAKIN TO BE OPPOSED.
BALLARAT, Monday. — Opposition to Mr. Deakin at the next federal elections was decided upon by the Labour party to-night. At a meeting of the Ballarat branch of the ...
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LAW NOTICES.—This Day.
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NEW INSOLVENTS.
Albert Patrick Sukroo, of Lucknow, labourer. Filed at Bairnsdale. ...
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HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA.
The following is the list of business for the next sittings of the High Court in Melbourne, commencing on Tuesday, June 1:—Co-operative Brick Company Proprietary Limited v. Mayor, &c., of ...
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A MARTYR TO ECZEMA.
Began with Teething, and Lasten Twelve Year— Tried Every Imaginable Treatment to No Effect —Almost Mad with the Torture—Cured in Three Weeks by Cuticura. ...
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AN INCOMPARABLE TONIC.
For the purpose of bracing up the system against kidney affections and similar ailments can be relied upon in "Wolfe's-Schnapps."—[Advt.] ...
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MILO CIGARETTES
Are preferred by lovers of good things, Guaranteed hand-made.—[Advt.] ...
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120 YEARS' EXPERIENCE
Teaches the efficacy, of Pears' Soap.— [Advt.] ...
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