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  2. LABOUR CONFERENCE. OBJECTIVE TO STAND.

    HOBART, Monday.—The fifth triennial interstate Political Labour Conference was opened to-day at the town-hall. There were 32 delegates present. Four of those ...

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  3. BRITISH NAVAL REFORM. War Staff Appointed.

    The First Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. Winston Churchill) has formed the Naval War Staff. It represents the first chief instatment of the naval reform programme ...

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  4. KAISER AS BRITAIN'S FRIEND. Lord Lonsdale's Eulogy.

    The press of this city is excreised over the telegraphed report of an interview with Lord Lonsdale, the Kaiser's personal friend, which has appeared in the London "Daily ...

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  5. A BLAZE OF COLOUR.

    The King-Emperor and the Queen-Empress are concluding their stay in India amid a blaze of Oriental splendour and magnificence. On Saturday their Majesties ...

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  6. THE NEW REPUBLIC. Past and Future.

    Dr. Sun Yat-sen. the Republican leader, has issued a remarkable manifesto "on be half of the Republic." The main portion of it is a long recital of the grievances under ...

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  7. CRICKET DISPUTE. MANAGEMENT OF TOURS.

    The Victorian Cricket Association held a meeting at its rooms yesterday evening, Mr. H. R. Rush in the chair. The only business in the early part of ...

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  8. VERRAN MINISTRY.

    ADELAIDE, Monday.—Extraordinary activity is being displayed by both political parties in the election campaign for both Houses, brought about by the ...

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  9. PERSONAL.

    The Governor (Sir John Fuller) has been staying at Bungowannah-park since Friday as the guest of Mr. R. C. Power. His Excellency motored to ...

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  10. Public Opinion Differs.

    The "Debats" Berlin correspondent says: —"Lord Lonsdale's statements have given anything but satisfaction in Germany, being at variance with public opinion." ...

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  11. FATHERLAND'S FUTURE.

    The "North German Gazette" this morning publishes the official manifesto issued by the Ministry in connection with the elections, which will be held on Friday ...

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  12. MILLIONS SUFFER BY FLOOD.

    Floods in Northern Kiangsu. Anhni, Southern Shantung. and in the Wuhu region have rendered 3,750,000 inhabitants destitute. ...

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  13. BEER-DRINKERS ON STRIKE.

    BRISBANE, Monday.—A beer-drinkers' strike took place at Cooroy, on the north coast-line, on Saturday. The hotelkeepers of the district agreed that no drink would ...

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  14. IMPRESSION'S OF AN AUSTRALIAN.

    Writing from Hong Kong by the last mail an Australian remarks on the revolution:—"It is already noticeable that the Chinese are suffering from 'swelled heads.' ...

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  15. BRITISH POLITICS. HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.

    Mr. Winston Churehill, undeterred by the formidable task of reform which he has set himself as First Lord of the Admiralty, finds time to play a leading part in the Irish ...

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  16. BATTLE-SHIPS COLLIDE.

    The battle-ship Revenge, of 14,150 tons, and the super-Dreadnought Orion, of 22,500 tons, collided in Portsmouth Harbour on Sunday. The mishap was caused by a strong ...

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  17. INTERRUPTED COURTSHIPS.

    The delight of love's young dream has been somewhat clouded lately for several young men and women who have sat in couples in Alexandra-avenue or the adjacent ...

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  18. SYDNEY GOVERNMENT-HOUSE.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—It is understood that the idea of withdrawing the Vic-regal residence in Macquarie-street from Federal [?] originated with the ...

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  19. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    R. Craig, one of the New South Wales forwards in the Australasian Rugby football team, has joined the famous Aston Villa (Birmingham) team. ...

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  20. FINANCES OF PERSIA.

    Disregarding the opposition of the English-speaking traders, the Regent and Cabinet seem disposed to accept the advice of the British and Russian legations with ...

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  21. DOCK FOR DREADNOUGHTS.

    Swan, Hunter, and Wigham Richardson Ltd., the Wailsend-on-Tyne shipbuilders, have launched a floating Dreadnought dock capable of lifting 32,000 tons, It will be ...

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  22. LABOUR IDEALS.

    Sir.—When the first Berry Government came into office. its chief announced that its policy was to make Victoria "a paradise for the working man." But the programme. ...

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  23. SECRETS OF NATIONS. GERMAN SPY PUNISHED.

    A German named L[?]cbrecl[?] has been sentenced to imprisoment for two years for espionage at Chaions. ...

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  24. THE IPSWICH MURDER.

    BRISBANE, Monday.—The trial was continued at Ipswich yesterday of John Gottlieb Jenner, who is charged with the wilful murder of Annie Holzwart on ...

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  25. WARSHIP'S SAFE RIFLED.

    A singular case of robberly has taken place on board the cruiser Stettin. A safe which contained secret service papers was rilled. ...

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  26. DOCTOR LOST OVERBOARD.

    BRISBANE, Monday.—Information has been received at Brisbane that the surgeon of the steamer Talyuan, from the East, was lost overboard on the voyage between Port ...

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  27. THE TOTALISATOR.

    AUCKLAND, Monday.—Giving evidence to-day before the New South Wales Royal Commission, which is inquiring into the working of the totalisator, the Chief ...

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  28. INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

    A section of the workers threaten to take advantage of the stoppage at the Thames Ironworks Company's yards at Canning Town to organise a campaign throughout ...

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  29. SLAUGHTERMEN ON STRIKE.

    BROKEN HILL, Monday.—The employees at the municipal abattoirs have been asking for greater privileges, but it was thought that everything had been ...

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  30. STATISTICIANS DIFFER.

    Sir,—Your correspondent, Mr. Gordon Crag's records do not appear to be clearer than his understanding. The controversy originally began by "Observer" stating that ...

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  31. DIAMOND NECKLET DISAPPEARS.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—A valuable diamond necklet has gone astray through the sbsent-mindedness of a jeweller's messenger. The necklet, which is the property of ...

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  32. NATIONAL INSURANCE ACT.

    The "Observer" on Sunday stated that if a deadlock were reached in regard to the administration of the National insurance Act the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. ...

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  33. INTERSTATE CRICKET.

    ADELAIDE, Monday.—The interstate cricket match between New South Wales and South Australia was resumed to-day in hot weather. There was only a fair ...

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  34. BURIED BY FALL OF EARTH.

    BEECHWORTH, Monday.—The body of the boy Roy M'kechnie, who was smothered by the fall of an embankment at the New Wooragee claim on Friday night, ...

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  35. BISHOP MOORHOUSE.

    Sir,—I enclose herewith a copy of a letter from Bishop Moorhouse, which I teel save will be of interest to a wide circle of your readers, both because of the deep ...

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  36. AMONG THE NUGGETS.

    BALLARAT, Monday.—Another pocket of nuggets has been exploited on the indicator south above the 1,650ft. level at the North Woah Hawp. The specimens, in the ...

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  37. RADICAL CREED OF ECONOMY.

    Mr. A. J. Balfour, in a speech at Haddington, in Scotland, on Saturday, accused the Ministry of having betrayed the aucient Radical creed in regard to economy, by ...

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  38. CHRISTIAN STUDENTS' CONFERENCE.

    DAYLESFORD, Monday.—At the Australian Students' Christian Conference, the Rev. F. C. Spurr delivered an address on the "Need for Evangelists." He said that ...

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  39. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Mr. Gordon Crag is mistaken in saying that C.T. Studd was in China in 1886, as that gentleman and I were fellow passencers from London in the s.s. Lusitania, ...

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  40. BAY EXCURSIONS.

    Excursionists are notified that to-day the p.s. Hygels and Ozone will make the usual cheap trips, leaving Port Melbourne Railway Pier at 10.30 a.m., the Hygein proceeding to Queenscliff and Sorrento, ...

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  41. MAULED BY A BEAR.

    WELLINGTON, Monday.—A sensation was caused during the performance of Wirth's Circus at Christchurch to-night. Syd Rose, the animal trainer, being ...

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  42. COSTLY BUILDING BURNT.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—A fire, which broke out early this morning, destroyed a fine building, known as Brock's Mansions, at Monavale, about eight miles north of ...

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  43. IMMIGRANT'S MISFORTUNE.

    The Chadwick Fund Committee is anxious to male final arrangements concerning the disposal of the money collected for the relief of the unfortunate widow and children of the immigrant ...

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  44. SUMMER SCHOOL.

    GEELONG, Monday.—The teachers attending the Summer School have arranged to conduct a swimming carnival in the Eastern Baths on January 22, in aid of the ...

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  46. DEFERRED CABLE RATES.

    Notification was received by the Postmaster-General (Mr. Frazer) yesterday from the postal authorities of Great Britain that Canada had been added to the list ...

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  48. TO-DAY'S AUCTION SALES.

    To-day's auction sales:—Wm. J. Butcher, at Napler-street, Fitzroy, household furnishings; Campbell and Sons, at Kirk's Baraar, horses, vehicles; J. B. Hillard and Son, at their rooms, ...

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  50. ADAM L. GORDON MEMORIAL.

    Mr. Julius Grant, hon. secretary of the Adam Lindsay Gordon memorial fund, acknowledges receipt of £1/1/ from Mr. J. K. M'Dougall, M.H.R. ...

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