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  2. WATERSIDE DISPUTE.

    SYDNEY, Friday.—An important meeting, directly affecting the position on the Sydney water front, will be held to-morrow. The executive of the Federation of Labour ...

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  3. EMPIRE'S WEAK SPOT.

    A British Imperial and Colonial Council of Commerce has been formed. Lord Desborough has been elected president, Mr. Stanley Machin chairman, Sir Algernon ...

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  4. LATEST IN AIRSHIPS.

    As an outcome of the serious disasters that have overtaken the Zeppelin airships recently, two airships of a new design have been constructed. ...

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  5. KING AND ACTRESSES.

    The story of Nero fiddling while Rome burned is recalled by the attacks made on King Ferdinand of Bulgaria by the Austrian press. ...

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  6. THE DOOR STILL OPEN.

    An important utterance on public affairs was made by the Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith) in a speech delivered at Leeds last night. ...

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  7. PERSONAL.

    With a view to spending the week-end at his home the Prime Minister (Mr. Cook) caught the express train for Sydney yesterday. The Speaker of the House of ...

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  8. FEDERAL SITUATION.

    Like schoolboys waiting for their holidays, members of the Federal Parliament are now anxiously looking forward to the time when they will be temporarily relieved ...

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  9. OUTSPOKEN VICEROY,

    Anglo-Indian opinion here inclines towards favouring the South African nuthorities in the matter of the Indian trouble, on the grounds of the paramount necessity ...

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  10. PREMIER GETS DAMAGES.

    BRISBANE, Friday.—The action in winch the Premier (Mr. Digby Frank Denham) and Denham Bros-cach claimed £5,000 damages from Senator Myles Ferricks for ...

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  11. PARIS TO CAIRO FLIGHT.

    The ambitious project of the French Aviator (M. Daucourt) to fly from Paris to Cairo, a distance of 4,000 miles, has ended in a fall. ...

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  12. COTTON IN AUSTRALIA.

    The Colonial Office announces that an agreement in principle has been arrived at between the Commonwealth and Queensland Governments, the Dominions Royal ...

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  13. CHARGE AGAINST VICAR.

    Allegations against a Church of England clergyman are being investigated, and the inquiry is causing great interest in church circles. ...

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  14. THIEF BOARDS TRAIN.

    A daring robbery of diamonds has been reported. While the express train was travelling to Vienna a robber knocked a diamond broker ...

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  15. MR. MARSHALL HALL.

    Since Mr. Marshall Hall left Melbourne there has been a good deal of interest evinced by musical people here as to the possibility of his return. It is now ...

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  16. PRAHRAN CRECHE.

    Lady Madden yesterday afternoon, in Prince's street, Prahran, opened the new building of the Prahran, South Yarra, and Toorak creche. On her arrival she was ...

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  17. TWO MURDER CHARGES.

    PERTH, Friday.—A verdict of wilful murder has been returned against Charles Odgers, at the inquest on the body of Richard Williams, a Waroona settler, whose ...

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  18. NAVAL COLLEGE.

    The result of the examinations of candidates for entry to the Royal Australian Naval College at Geelong is announced. This is the second quota; or those who ...

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  19. SOLICITORS COME TO BLOWS.

    PERTH, Friday.—In the Police Court to-day two solicitors, C. J. Le Mesurier and Walter Dwyer, Labour member for Perth, came to blows. Earlier in the week Le ...

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  20. STATE LAND TAX VALUATIONS.

    WARRAGUL, Friday.—In consequenee of dissatisfaction being felt throughout this district at the high assessments made by the State valuer ...

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  21. SMALL-POX IN SYDNEY.

    Referring to the removal from Sydney of the quarantine embargo, the chief health officer (Dr. Robertson) stated that Victoria was now in less danger of ...

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  22. PLAYS FOR AUSTRALIA.

    After an absence extending over about ten months, Mr. Clyde Meynell, one of the directors of J. C. Wiliamson Ltd., returned to Melbourne yesterday. ...

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  23. OUTER PORTS.

    The "Minister of Public Works (Mr. Hagelthorn) has aceepted a tender for £71,563 for the extension of the Warrnambool breakwater, which is one of the items ...

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  24. DEATHS FROM MEASLES.

    What was at first a comparatively light epidemic of measles at Afognak, near the port of Valdez, has developed into an extremely serious outbreak. ...

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  25. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The British War Office is inquiring into serious scandals concerning certain non-commissioned officers of the Guards, who are alleged to have accepted presents in ...

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  26. WONTHAGGI WHEELERS.

    WONTHAGGI, Friday.—The strike of wheelers at the State coal mine was short lived. At a meeting of the wheelers this morning the officers of the Wonthaggi ...

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  27. ENTERTAINMENTS.

    Her Majesty's Theatre.—New Comic Opera Co., "The Balkan Princess." Theatre Royal.—Mr. Lewis Waller and company, "A Butterfly on the Wheel." ...

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  28. FEDERAL CAPITAL.

    Traversing statements said to have been made at the dinner of the Victorian Institute of Architects, the Hon. Minister in charge of the Home Affairs department ...

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  29. DECEIVER OF WIDOWS.

    William Turner, aged 51 years, who was recently sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment at Lilydale on a charge of having imposed on a widow by false verbal ...

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  30. WELSH COLLIERY DISASTER.

    His Execllency the Governor-General (Lord Denman) yesterday received a despatch from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, asking him to express to his ...

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  31. BARRIER WATER FAMINE.

    BROKEN HILL, Friday.—At the beginning of the week it appeared is if the result of the break in the Stephens Creck water main would be only temporary, but ...

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  32. COUNTRY CANVAS TOWN.

    WAGGA, Friday.—Owing to the high rents, scarcity of houses, and other causes a "canvas town" has come into existence on the outskirts of Wagga. ...

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  33. LOSSES ON SYDNEY TRAMS.

    SYDNEY,Friday.—In connection with the schemes now under consideration for increasing the fares on the Sydney trams, the State Treasurer (Mr. Cann) said to-day that the ...

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  34. EARTH TREMORS.

    The earthquake shocks felt along the bay front, from Port Melbourne to Cheltenham, on Friday afternoon, did not extend into the city, for no record of them is shown by ...

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