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SHIPPING.
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CABLE MESSAGES.
Mr. Whitehead is appealing for £85,000 to equip London volunteers. ...
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Public Meeting.
A meeting was held in the Divisional Hall on Monday evening for the purpose of making arrangements to welcome the Irish delegates, who are expected in Cairns the ...
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VICTORIA.
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SUGAR COMMISSION.
The report of the Sugar Commission awaits approval of each signatory country. ...
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THE MOONTA MINE.
Messrs. Burtman and Spence, who visited Moonta, have prepared a report which states that much blame is attached to the working of the company. They observed many evils ...
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THE PANAMA CANAL.
Four hundred stockholders propose to send a commission to Panama to devi[?]e means for saving the works, and to stop the wholesale robbery of material and plant. ...
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DEPARTURES.
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STRIKE IN WESTPHALIA.
The strike of the Bohe[?] miners is now general. ...
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NEW DOCK.
M. Carnot opens the new harbour dock at Calais to-day. ...
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THE IRISH DELEGATES.
Sir Thos. Esmonde addressed a crowded meeting to-night at Warnambool. ...
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IMPORTS.
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GERMAN CAVALRY WEAPONS.
Emperor William has directed all the German cavalry to be armed with lances immediately. ...
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Mr. Daly, solicitor, who was imprisoned and fined for contempt of Court, having paid his fine will be released to-day after a week's incarceration. ...
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General News.
Another shipment of skates ordered by Jackson and M'Connell. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Council was held yesterday ...
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SIE WILLIAM ROBINSON.
Sir William Robinson retires as Lord' Knutsford is unprepared to support his policy. Lord K[?]tsford states Sir Wm. Robinson ...
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RABBIT EXTERMINATION.
The Government have decided to call tenders for exterminating rabbits by private contract on a large scale on some of the Crown Lands in the Northern District. ...
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SIX DAYS' GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE.
The six days' go-as-you-please contest commenced at midnight on Sunday in the Hiberian Hall. The following are the competitors:—C. A. Harriman (ex-champion of ...
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IMPERIAL TROOPS IN AUSTRALIA.
Lord [?]nutstord, replaying to Lord Lemaington, believes the colonies are unprepared to pay Imperial troops, even if the Government were willing to send them. ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Parliament will be opened on Thursday. The Oppositon have decided to move a vote of want of confidence. Some members are anxious to challenge the Government on the ...
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TIN AND COPPER.
The total stock of tin at the close of last month amounted to 14,700 tons on spot; landing, 5850 tons; Straits and Australian afloat, 2000 tons; deliveries in London and ...
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Family Notices
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The Cairns Post.
The public meeting iu the Divisional Hall on Monday evening for the purpose of making arrangements for the reception of Mr. THOMAS DILLON, the ...
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LATEST BY WIRE.
H.M.S. Raven reports that the schooner Freddy was taken into Port Moresby by the Government officer in a leaky condition. The passengers and crew are safe. ...
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IRRIGATION.
The parliamentary party returned to-day, after spending a week in inspecting the irrigation colonies at Renmark and Mildura. The visitors were much impressed with the ...
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EXPORTS.
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ARCHIBADD MESTON.
Mr. A. Meston and party leave by the Elamang for Cairns, where they will be joined by Mr. Broadbent, who has been out collecting on the Herberton ranges. After ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
The Great Southern Railway was formally opened on Saturday. The weather was fine, and a large number of persons from almost every part of the colony were present at the ...
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SKIPPING ITEM.
The Cintra with Southern mails is due here to-morrow. ...
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Advertising
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NEW ZEALAND.
Addressing his constituents, Mr. Fergus, Minister for Defence, said the Government had no intention of borrowing. They would pay their way and live within their means ...
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MOUNT MORGAN SHARES.
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QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT.
In the Assembly, the Hon. Mr. Macrossan moved the second reading of the Mines Regulation Bill, and said the Act now in force was merely a tentative one, and had ...
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WRECK OF THE FIJIAN.
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
During last month 88,585oz of Queensland gold was received at the Royal Mint, a total of 393,711oz being received for [?]. Since the commencement of the year ...
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Disastrous Floods in America.
The residents of Johnstown unheeded the warning to take refuge on the high lands, and, while laughing at the danger, were overwhelmed. 100 houses slipped from their ...
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QUEEN'S JUBILEE FUND.
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IRON AND STEEL.
A representative of English [?] has opened negotiations with the Government with a view of undertaking the manufacture of iron and steel in the colony from ...
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
The train which left Coola for Sydney on Sunday evening was thrown off the line within a short distance of the starting point. Fortunately no serious damage was done, ...
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SUICIDE.
The body of a man was found in a hut at Port Macquarie, with his throat cut. The coroner at the inquest gave a verdict of sucide. ...
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LIBEL.
In the case of Charles W Webber v. Newcastle Herald for libel, damages at £230, £50 and costs was entered by consent of plaintiff. The case arose out of remarks ...
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STABBING AFFRAY.
A stabbing affray occurred on Saturday night at the Star Hotel, Coonamble. Chas. Morris stabbed Robert M'Ivor twice in the body. The l[?]tter is in the hospital in a ...
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