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  2. THE PEACOCK CASE. HIGH COURT JUDGMENT.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The High Court this morning quashed the conviction of Dr. Peacock for the murder of the young woman, Mary Margaret Davies, in ...

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  3. ENGLISHMEN BATTING.

    BRISBANE, Friday.—In fine, hot weather, the match between England and an Eleven of Australia was begun on Wooloongabba Oval to-day. Douglas won ...

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  4. AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

    Captain Haworth Booth has taken up his duties as naval adviser to the Commonwealth, and is now engaged in the selection of officers for the Commonwealth Naval ...

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  5. THE KING AT DELHI.

    When the King Emperor and Queen Mary arrived at Delhi yesterday their Majesties were welcomed at the railway station by the Viceroy (Lord Hardinge), the ...

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  6. LABOUR PROBLEMS. TALK OF A POSTAL STRIKE.

    There is a great deal of unrest among the employees in the British postal serivce owing to the action of the Postmaster-General (Mr. Herbert Samuel) in refusing to grant, ...

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  7. MELBA OPERA COMPANY. THE SEASON REVIEWED.

    During the second act of "Sansone c Delila," with the applause of the second last audience of the Melba opera season beating in upon the stage, Mr. George Tallis ...

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  8. HOME RULE.

    Speaking last night at Bottle, in Lancashire, Mr. A. Bonar Law, leader of the Unionist party in the House of Commons, declared the intetnion of the party to ...

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  9. BRITAIN AND GERMANY

    Assurances that they are not in sympathy with any movement tending to bring about a conflict between Great Britain and Germany have again been given to the ...

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  10. PERSONAL.

    Yesterday evening His Excellency the Governor-General, attended by Captain Nutting, was present at the performance of "Sansone [?] Delila" at Hec Majesty's ...

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  11. COMPULSORY TRAINING.

    Members of the London Stock Exchange are enthusiastically supporting the propaganda of the National Service League, which seeks to add the principle of ...

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  12. THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

    It is stated here that the Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir presumptive to the Austrian throne, who is locked upon as the leader of the war party in Austria, is ...

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  13. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Mr. Claude Hay, who represented the Hoxton division of Shoreditch in the House of Commons prior to 1906 as a Unionist member, and was defeated in the elections ...

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  14. NATIONAL INSURANCE. APPEALS TO THE LORDS.

    A petition for the amemdment of the National Insurance Bill, which has been passed by the House of Commons, has been made to the House of Lords by the ...

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  15. RAILWAY CONFERENCE.

    The conference of representatives of the railway companies and of their employees, called by resolution of the House of Commons to discuss the report of the Railway ...

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  16. NEW ZEALAND ELECTIONS.

    WELLINGTON, Friday.—The Government's position has been seriously jeopardised as a result of the first ballot yesterday. So far the issue in 47 electorates has ...

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  17. COLLIERS' MINIMUM WAGE.

    Delegates from the coal-owners of the United Kingdom will meet representatives of the miners' organisations on December 19 to consider the question of a minimum ...

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  18. COAL MINES BILL.

    The Coal Mines Bill, from which the House of Commons struck out a provision for compulsory baths at the pithead, Ins been passed a second time by the House of ...

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  19. POWERS AND MOROCCO

    To-day Senor Don Manuel Garcia Priet, Minister for Foreign Affairs, and the French and British Ambassadors, attended the first meeting of a conference on ...

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  20. DOCTORS' FUND.

    The docotors of Great Britain belonging to the British Medical Association have subsderibed £1.50,000 to compensate themselves and the association for any losses ...

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  21. HOUSING THE WORKERS.

    Some time ago Unioisl members of the House of Commons formed a Social Reform Committee to consider the question of the housing of the working classes. As the ...

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  22. KING'S DEFAMER.

    Having obtained a remission of his sentence on account of his good conduct while in gaol, Edward Mylins, who on February I last was ordered to be imprisoned for 12 ...

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  23. PERSIAN DIFFICULTY. GREAT BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE.

    Lord Morley Lord President of the Council, replying in the House of Commons last night to a question by Lord Curzon respecting the situation in Persia, said that ...

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  24. DECLARATION OF LONDON

    The Naval Prize Bill, by which the Declaration of London will be ratified, came before the House of Commons to-day in the report stage. ...

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  25. APPEAL TO AMERICA.

    Persia has appealed to the United States against Russian aggression. In the appeal it is mentioned that Persia trusts that Americans' sentiments of honour and ...

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  26. NEW COMPANY PROJECTED.

    It is believed that Madame Melba. in view of the great success of her opera venture. contemplates the organising of another company to visit. Australia two years hence. ...

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  27. REFORM IN CHINA.

    Further measures of reform have been granted in China. An edict has been issued sanctioning the cutting off of queues, and ordering the ...

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  28. LAST NIGHT'S DEMONSTRATION.

    The last evening performance of the Melba Grand Opera Company's season closed last night with a demonstration never before excelled in a Melbourne ...

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  29. BEAUTY COMPETITIONS.

    When Paris was called upon to award the golden apple given by the gods as the prize for beauty be had a light task compared with that which the public of ...

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  30. RED SEA NAVIGATION.

    The lighting of the Eritrean coast of the Red Sea, within the Italian sphere of influence, which has been discontinued since the outbreak of hostilities between Italy ...

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  31. LINER REFLOATED.

    The Canard liner Mauretania, 31,938 tons, which parted with her anchors during a hurricane on the Mersey on Wednesday, and, after drifting for a mile, grounded on ...

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  32. NE TEMERE DECREE.

    At a meeting of the committee of privileges of the Wesleyan Church, consideration was given to the Ne Temere decree, published by Pope Pius X., and it was decided ...

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  33. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    William Uarquhar, late of High-street read. Glen wa[?]erley, ore[?]dist. who dide of March 24 inst. be his will, dated May 10. [?] left realty valued a £3,309. and personalty valued at £100, to his ...

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  34. COUNCILLOR IN GAOL.

    Councillor Dalton, a representative of the Irishtown Ward of Limerick, who, with two others, was sent to gaol for having removed a Union Jack from the house of a ...

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  35. STATUE TO FLINDERS.

    At the meeting of the Chapter at St. Paul's Cathedral yesterday an application in the [?] of Mr. J. A. Panton, and on behalf of the Royal Geographical Society of ...

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  36. EXPLOSION ON STEAMER.

    ADELAIDE, Friday.—The Marine Board to-day conducted an inquiry into the disaster which occurred on board the steamer City of Lincoln, bound from Melbourne to ...

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  37. INNOCENT MAN SUFFERS

    V case of long imprisonment for the crime of another man has occurred. The victim, Morano Luisti, was charged in 1866 with the murder of a woman at ...

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  38. FIBRE IN WOOL.

    A meeting of the London International Committee to deal with the question of vegetables fibre in wool supported the resolution passed at the conference of delegates ...

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  39. MR. TENNYSON SMITH'S MISSION

    As an outcome of Mr. Tennyson Smith's mission in Melbourne a meeting of temperance wrokers was held on Thursday night, in the Y.M.C.A. rooms. Mr. C. H. ...

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  40. HOGSHEADS TOO LARGE.

    PERTH, Friday.—In the Supreme Court in lay Mr. Justice M'Millan entered judgment in favour of the Customs department against Hannan's Brewery, Kalgoorlie, for ...

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  41. BILLIARDS.

    In the first of the matches between George Gray, of Australia, and H. W. Stevenson, the English champion, 18,000 up level for £300 a-side on the rubber, Gray ...

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  42. LAST PERFORMANCE TO-DAY.

    This afternoon, commeneing at half-past 1 o'clock sharp. the final periormance of the season will be given, the programme comprising an act from each of four operas. ...

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  43. EXPEDITING THE TRIAL.

    In regard to the new trial in the case of Dr. Samuel Peacock, ordered by the High Court, the, Crown law authorities in Melbourne state that every endeavour will be ...

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  44. MR. WILLIS'S SPEAKERSHIP.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—There is a breach between the Speaker (Mr. Willis) and the Ministry regarding his occupancy of the Speakership of the Legislative Assembly. ...

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  45. EARTH TREMORS.

    The following is the record of the Melbourne Observatory [?]mograph for the week ending December 8:—Slight earth [?] recorded on December 3 at 9 hours ...

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  46. WOMEN'S HOSPITAL APPEAL.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 65 words
  47. PRICE OF MILK

    It is notfied by the Wholesale Milk Association that from December 15 the wholesale price of milk is to be increased to 9d. per gallon. The reason for this ...

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  48. THE TOTALISATOR.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—The select committe of the Legislative Assembly appointed to inquire into the totalisator question is to be turned into a Royal ...

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  49. PORTLAND LOAN.

    PORTLAND, Friday.—The Borough loan of £3,800, bearing interest at the rate of 4½ per cent. per annum, was successfully [?]ted at a premium of £123 [?] The ...

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  50. SCRIPTURE EXAMINATION.

    At ihe meeting of the teachers of the secondary schools yesterday, the results were announced of the examination in Scripture set by the Diocesan Board of ...

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  51. IMMIGRANTS MISFORTUNE.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 81 words
  52. BRITISH TRADE.

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  53. MAJOR WARDILL TESTIMONIAL.

    A meeting will be held on Wednesday next, at the office of the Melbourne Cricket Club, Collins-street, at half-past 4 p.m., to decide matters in connection with the presentation of the ...

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  54. BOOKING SEATS.

    Sir,—I am not surprised at the exparence related in your columns by "29" Wauting to book for the same performance, viz., Saturday afternoon, I went TO Allan's at ...

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  55. Advertising

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  56. BURRINJUCK DAM.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—In consequence of faults being revealed in part of the foundations of the huge Burrinjuck dam the completion of the wall up to the water stroage ...

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  57. THE HANDICAPPED CHILD.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 79 words
  58. PRIZE FOR WHEAT-FIELD.

    ELMORE, Friday.—The prizes offered by the Elmore Agricultural Society for the best field of wheat, not less than 39 acres, were awarded as follows:—Richard Dutton, ...

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  59. Advertising

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  60. Advertising

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