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  2. SYDNEY GOVERNMENT-HOUSE.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — A large deputation, embracing many leading citizens, introduced by the Lord Mayor (Alderman Clarke), to-day put before the Premier (Mr. ...

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  3. BONUS FOR BABLES. A.N.A. APPROVAL.

    At a meeting of the Prahran A.N.A., whieh was held last evening, the president (Mr. W. J. Blyth) presiding. Mr. R. E. Linay moved, and Mr. P. J. Flanne[?] ...

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  4. AMATEUR JUSTICES.

    Some considerable time ago I wrote to the following effect on this subject, but decided to postpone any endeavour at publication until some larger gun had first boomed ...

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  5. BE PREPARED. SIR R. BADEN-POWELL'S ADVICE.

    1BALLARAT, Wednesday.—Lieut. General Sir Robert Baden-Powell was oficially welcomed at the City-hall this afternoon by the mayor (Councillor Barker) and ...

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  6. GRAND OPERA SEASON. "TALES OF HOFFMANN."

    Offenbach's posthumous opera, "Tales of Hoffmann," was repeated yesterday afternoon at Her Majesty's Theatre by the Quinlan Grand Opera Company. There ...

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  7. DEFENCE. SENIOR CADETS.

    The senior cadet compeitions are to take place at the Exhibition on saturday afternoon, beginning at 2 p.m.. Admission to the grounds is free. ...

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  8. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir.—At an interview granted to Mr. E. G. Lister, the chief commissioner of the Victorian section, and held at State Government-house on the 13th inst., the chief ...

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  9. SLNKING TORPEDO BOATS.

    The fate of the smaller torpedo boats, Nepean and Lonsdale, has been decrecd. Yesterday forenoon, the Nepean and Lonsdale were being handled by squads of sea. ...

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  10. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—I would point out to Mr. Ernest Davies, whose letter appears to-day, that his illustration of the economy of the beehive is rather unfortunate for his argument. ...

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  11. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir.—Now that Mr. Fisher has announced his intention of bestowing largesse upon he supporters in the form of bo[?]ses upon the birth of babies, I wish to point out to the ...

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  12. THE FLEET UNIT.

    Referring yesterday to the signing of a contract for the construction of the secondclass cruiser Brisbane and three destroyers, the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearcc) ...

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  13. "TANNHAUSER."

    In the evening a, superb rendering of "Taunhauser" was given. This was the second occasion, and the house was so crowded and so full of enthusiasm that the ...

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  14. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir—Those esteemed ministers of religion and others who are opposing the military traininig of our Commonwealth citizens do not represent the views of all ...

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  15. CADET COMPETITIONS.

    The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) yesterday received form commandant of Western Australia a telegram, intimating that no cadet team would be able ...

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  16. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—I have a boy, 16 years of age, in a troop of scouts under Mr. Lister. lu March I received a circular issued by the B.P. Scouts, warning parents and scouts ...

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  17. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—I wish to point out to "Wea[?]y" that the fact of my wife practising self-d[?]ial to provide maternity expenses did not mean that she performed the physical labour, as ...

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  18. COLLISION AT CROSSING.

    Yesterday evening a motor-car, driven by Mr. Sydney Cato, crashed into a lorry at the corner of Canterbury and Wright street, Middle-park, with disastrous ...

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  19. SLEEPER PLACED ON LINE.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday. — The driver of the passenger train on the Bankstown line this morning noticed a sleeper on the line at a spot about four miles from Sydney. ...

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  20. CLAIM AND COUNTER-CLAIM.

    MARYBOROUGH, Wednesday.—Judge Moule had a tangled skein to unravel in the case of Moodie v. Nightinagle, at the county Court to-day. ...

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  21. TO-NIGHTS OPERA.

    To-night Pucc[?]'s "La Boheme" will be presented. Miss Lalla Miranda will appear as Mimi, Miss Vera Courtenay as Musctta. Franco de Gregorio as Rudolph, W.J., ...

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  22. MANAGEMENT OF FACTORIES.

    According to the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce), the operations at the small arms, cordite, clothing, and harness factories are being conducted on a ...

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  23. CONSUMPTIVE DISPENSARIES.

    In a letter, published in "The Argus" last week, Dr. Janet Greig suggested [?] the system of tubereulosis dispensaries, which had proved useful in England, [?]ight [?] ...

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  24. ASCHE-BRAYTON SEASON.

    The current season of the Oscar AscheLily Brayton Company at the Theatre Royal concluded last evening, and the final performance of "The Virgin Goddess" was ...

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  25. THE SCOUT RARADE.

    Sir.—On Thursday evening Sir Robert Baden-Powell, recognising Mr. E. Lister as the chief of the movement first started in Victoria, gave his promise to ...

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  26. CONTRACT IMMIGRANTS.

    A return tabled in the House of Representatives yesterday sets out that last year 352 contract immigrants were admitted to the Commonwealth. Of these 332 were ...

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  27. WORK AT OSRORNE-HOUSE.

    GEELONG, Wednesday.—Captain Chamber, member of the Naval Board, accompanied by Colonel Owen and Messrs. Murdoch and Hill, architects to the Home ...

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  28. TRADE WITH CANADA.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—With a desire to foster trade with Cannda initiated by Australians, and to place the Commonwealth upon a business parity with New Zealand, ...

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  29. SURVEYING THE COAST.

    Referring yesterday to the paragraph in the Governor-General's Speech stating that the completion of the survey of the Australian coastal waters was receiving special ...

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  30. CADETS FINED.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Complaints against three cadets were heard by Mr. King. S.M., in the Central Summons Court this morning. A cadet named Frederick ...

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  31. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir.—I am pleased to see the letters appearing in "The Argus" on the Boy Scouts who were "left out" on Saturday. Until last week I didn't know there were two ...

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  32. CHURCH TROUBLE.

    CASTLEMAINE, Wednesday.—The trouble in the Methodist circuit continues, and has assumed a new phase, In April last Mr. R. Gibson was found guilty by ...

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  34. HARDEST EXAM. ON EARTH.

    Nobody passed the dictation test set by the Commonwealth officials last year to would-be[?] but and[?]sirable, immig[?]nts, of whom 83 were refused admittance to ...

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  35. COMPULSORY TRAINING.

    Of the 55,293 lads registered up to May 31 for compulsory training in Victoria, 28,969 are liable for service, and 28,072 are actually being drilled. The 1898 class, whieh ...

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  36. PRESERVATIVES IN FOOD.

    PERTH, Wednesday. The question of pres[?]vatives in food was to-day before Dr. Ashburton Thompson, of Sydney, who is taking evidence in Western Australia as a ...

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  37. PRISON OR RESERVE.

    BRISBANE, Wednesday.—Discussing the proposal to make a recreation-reserve of St. Helena Island, which is now a penal settlement, the Home Secretary (Mr. ...

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  38. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—The remarkes of the Rev. Leyton Richards on the subject of compulsory military training exhibit a want of [?]intance with modern social and political thought, ...

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  39. PORTLAND AS A WHEAT PORT.

    Sir,—In "The Argus" of June 13. under the heading. "Geelong Harbour Trust," I see that the chairman of the Railway Commissioners (Mr. Fitzpatrick) informed the ...

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  40. CHAMBER MUSIC.

    For two hours yesterday evening large [?]dience attended the Chamber Concert given in the Independent-hall by Miss A[?]ne Williams and Mr. Harold C. Smith, and ...

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  42. LOAN FOR TRAMWAYS.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Wednesday. The Palmerston North ratepayers have san[?]tioned a loan of £60,000 for the establishment of municipal tramways. ...

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