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  2. LABOUR IN REVOLT. SHIPPING STRIKE.

    Confusion has been caused in the arrangements for obviating a general strike of seamen throughout Great Britain owing to the shipowners of each port negotiating with ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN CADETS.

    Major Wynne, who is in command of a party of cadets who were sent on a trip to England by private subscription, organised by the Lord Mayor of Sydney, has given the ...

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  4. PERSONAL.

    In the lady Mayoress's room in the Sydney Town-hall yesterday afternoon Lady Dudley was presented with a portrait of herself, executed by Mr. John Longstaff, ...

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  5. CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUE. THE FIGHT RECOMMENCED.

    Both Houses of Parliament have reassembled after the Coronation recess, and the struggle over the Veto Bill has recommenced. ...

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  6. H.M.S. COMMONWEALTH

    The ceremony of presenting to H. M. battle-ship Commonwealth the service of silver plate subscribed for throughout the Australian Commonwealth, was per ...

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  7. CORONATION FESTIVITIES. NIGHT AT COVENT GARDEN.

    A great gala performance of opera was given last night at Covent Garden in connection with the Coronation festivities. The King and Qu ...

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  8. GOVERNOR ON TOUR. MUNICIPAL WELCOME.

    BALLARAT, Tuesday.—The State Governor (Sir John Fuller) spent the greater portion of to-day sight-seeing. At half-past 10 o'clock in the morning His Excellency ...

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  9. STATE CABINET. SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL.

    The State Ministry sat in Cabinet yesterday afternoon and evening for nearly nine hours, with an hour's interval for dinner. Mu ...

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  10. MALLACOOTA HARBOUR.

    The question of spending £53,000 on the improvement of the Mallacoota Harbour was brought up by the Minister for Lands (Mr. M'Kenzie), who placed various ...

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  11. PAYMENT OF MEMBERS.

    Mr. Asquith has intimated that the Government does not intend to introduce its promised bill for the payment of members during this session. ...

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  12. HOME OFFICE VOTE.

    Speaking on the Home Office vote in the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. A. Lyttelton, Unionist member for St. George's, Hanover-square, sharply criticised Mr. ...

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  13. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    As the result of an explosion on an oil barge, one man lost his life. The explosion also started ii a fire, which was not extinguished until£50,000 worth of damage had ...

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  14. ALEXANDRA-PALACE FETE.

    A fete was held at the Alexandra Palace yesterday, when 27,000 Islington children were entertained. The New South Wales cadets formed a guard of honour for ...

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  15. GERMAN TRADE UNIONS.

    A great congress of German trade unions is being held at Dresden. It is attended by 400 delegates, representing 2,276,000 workers. ...

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  16. SCHOOL PAPER.

    The director of Education (Mr. Tate) yesterday made the following statement in reply to Archbishop Clarke's protest against the omission of any reference to the ...

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  17. PICTURE FILM IGNITES.

    A sensational incident happencd yesterday during a performance at a picture palace at Portsmouth. A series of cinematograph pictures of the ...

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  18. NE TEMERE DECREE.

    As intimated yesterday the Anglican Church of Victoria has drawn up a pastoral letter addressed to "the elergy and faithful laity body of the province of ...

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  19. COAL MINERS' GRIEVANCE.

    The three-shift system, which was introduced in coal mines by the owners when the Eight Hours Act came into operation, is still felt as a strong grievance in the ...

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  20. TARIFF RECIPROCITY.

    The Senate, which is considering the Reciprocity Bill yesterday rejected by an overwhelming vote Senator Root's ammendment excepting printing paper from the ...

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  21. SOUTH AFRICAN UNION.

    The Minister of Finance (Mr. Hull) has issued a circular pointing out that the financial prospects of South Africa are such as to necessitate the atmost care. The ...

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  22. VISIT TO GEELONG.

    GEELONG, Tuesday.—Sir John Fuller arrived from Ballarat by the 5 p.m. train on his first official visit to the city. His Ex ...

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  23. TENNIS TOURNAMENT,

    The Championship Tennis Tournament was begun at Wimbledon yesterday. In the first round of the men's singles S. N. Doust (N.S.W.) 6—2. 6—2, defeated Edwards. ...

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  24. FOOTBALL CONTROL.

    The conference of representatives of the Football League and Association, which has been sitting for some time, recently came to a decision that it was advisable ...

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  25. CHEERING AT SEA.

    PERTH, Tuesday.—When the Orient liner Otway was 200 miles from Cocos Island on Wednesday a wireless message was despatched to the King and Queen. ...

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  26. MUTTON AND WOOL.

    Mr. John Cooke, of Messrs. John Cooke and Co., Melbourne has read a paper at Norwich, where the Royal Agricultural Show is being held, dealing with the supply ...

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  27. LUTHER'S LETTER.

    Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan, the millionaire, book-collector, has presented to the Kaiser Martin Luther's letter to Charles V., which he purchased recently for£5,110. The ...

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  28. FIRE COSTS £50,000. SYDNEY FIRM SUFFERS.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The damage done by the fire which last night demolished the premises of Messrs. Fuerth and Nall, printers and cardboard manufacturers, in ...

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  29. MATTERS FOR COMMENT.

    Sir,—The "Man in the Street" failed to remark in his letter of to-day's issue of queer happenings that, although Coronation Day ...

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  30. MURDER MYSTERY.

    The mystery surrounding the disappearance of M. Vermeersch, a wealthy Belgian, from his villa on the outskirts of the city. was cleared up yesterday, when his dead ...

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  31. REGULATIONS FOR BARBERS.

    BROKEN HILL, Tuesday.—The city council has adopted regulations on the recommendation of the Government medical officer for the control of barbers' shops. ...

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  32. REDUCTION OF RISKS.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon. Mr. J. Miller asked the Acting Premier (Mr. Holman) if in view of the fire which took place last ...

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  33. FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    The lowest and highest prices on the Stock Exchange yesterday for Broken Hill Proprietary shares were 41/ and 42/. LONDON, June 27. ...

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  34. ELECTORAL ROLLS.

    Inspection of the State electoral rolls, collected by the police, and now being printed in preparation for the approaching general election, has shown that in several of the ...

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  35. MAIL COACH CAPSIZES.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Barrowa mail coach capsized over an embankment this morning at Daybreak, about six miles from Galong. The passengers escaped with a ...

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  36. OVERSEA VISITORS.

    The Duke of Teek presided yesterday at a luncheon given to members of Parliaments from overseas at the White City. His Serene Highness also opened the press ...

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  37. DEATH OF MR. E. PARER.

    The death occurred yesterday morning, at his residence, 27 Princes-street, Fitzroy, of Mr. Estevan Parer, aged 73 years. Mr. Parer was always regarded by ...

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  38. SEESTERN MYSTERY.

    BRISBANE, Tuesday.—Wreckage has been found on No. 5 Howick Island, which has given rise to the belief that at last something has been discovered concerning ...

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  39. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS

    Wheat.—The cargo of 7.118 quarters South Australian wheat per Phyllis, from Port Wakefield February 2, has been sold at 34/ per 4801b., cost, freight, and insurance; ...

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  40. PILOT'S ADVENTURE.

    WARRNAMBOOL, Tuesday.—Captian Marshall piloted the barque Oberon out of the channel on Saturday afternoon, and, after taking her a certain distance, intended ...

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  41. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    The Perpetual Trustees Association is applying for letters of administration, with the will annexed, of the estate of William Haxton Dorward, formerly of Tibboburra, New South Wales, but ...

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  42. HAWTHORN MAYORAL BALL.

    The mayor of Hawthorn (Councillor Roche) and the acting mayoress (Miss A. Gibney) entertained over 800 guests last night at a successful ball in the local ...

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  43. INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANTS.

    Members of the Incorporated Institute of Accountants combined the business of their annual meeting with a smoke social, which took place in the Vienna Cafe yesterday ...

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  44. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

    The following arrivals and departures are reported:— ARRIVALS. At London—Akershus, from Melbourne ...

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  45. TUBERCULOUS MILK.

    The quarterly public health report of London states that of 760 samples of milk for public consumption tested, [?]08, or 14 per cent., were tuberculous. ...

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  46. COAL VEND CASES.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The hearing of the case of the Crown v. Associated Northern Colleries and others was continu to-day in the High Court, before Mr. Justice ...

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  47. AFRICAN CRICKETER.

    Mr. G. A. Faulkner, the well-known cricketer who was reported some time ago to be about to settile in Australia and take up farming pursuits, has married and sailed ...

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  48. R.M.S. OTWAY.

    PERTH, Tuesday.—R.M.S. Otway reached Fremantle to-day, with the following passengers:— For Adelaide.—Mr. Moore, Mes[?]nes Adam and ...

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  49. THIEVES IN FACTORY.

    It was discovered at 6 o'clock Yesterday morning that the gate leading to the back, yard of Mr. [?]. Newham's clothing factory in Little Collins-street was open. Further ...

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  50. TASMANIAN CABLE.

    Advices were received by the acting deputy postmaster [?](Mr. Cro-bie) yesterday that the steamer Glancus had been successful in picking up the cable. ...

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  51. LAWN TENNIS ON SUNDAY.

    SYDNEY, Tuesday.—A proposal thai the Lawn Tennis Association's courts be opened to members on Sundays has been the subject of a great deal of discussion. A ballet of ...

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