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ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN CRICKET.
The Daily News, in referring to the fifth test cricket match in Melbourne, remarks that the chances seem in favour of the Australian team winning. The ...
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ADELAIDE AND LONDON TELEGRAPH.
In the House of Commons the Bill for the disestablishment of the Anglican Church in Wales has been read a first time. ...
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THE WOOL MARKET.
Bradford tops are firm, and there is an upward tendency in prices. Many of the ships bringing wool from Australasia and elsewhere ...
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INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.
The large crowd of Australians who watched the first day's play in the conquering teat match to-day experienced conflicting emotions —apprehension when the first wicket went ...
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PASTORALISTS AND SHEARERS.
The final arrangements for the conduct of the next season's shearing have been made by the Pastoralists' Federal Council of Australia, who have decided that no ...
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VICTORIA.
The schedule of the estate of Crawford, King & Co., drapers and importers, which has been compulsorily sequestrated, was filed in the Insolvency Court to-day. ...
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THE INFLUENZA.
No fewer than 1,000 members of the London Police Force are suffering from severe attacks of influenza, and have been obliged to take to their beds. ...
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FRUIT AND VINE CULTURE.
Wish delightful recollections of picturesque Angaston still fresh in my memory, I sallied forth portmanteau in hand early on Monday morning to catch the train bound north, my ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
Prince Joseph of Batten berg left by the steamer Hauroto today for Wellington, New Zealand, and will proceed thence to Honolulu and San Francisco. ...
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NEW GUINEA.
The Right Bon. H. O. E. Childers presided over the meeting of the members of che Royal Colonial Institute at which Sir William McGregor read his ...
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R.M.S. ORMUZ.
It transpires that the death of Captain H. G. Darby, the commander of the R.M.S. Ormuz, followed on an attack of meningitis. ...
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AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE.
Mr. Valentine, the New South Wales dairy expert, has reported to the Agent-General for the colony, Sir Saul Samuel, urging New South ...
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THE RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER.
The statement that M. E. E. de Staal, Russian Ambassador to Great Britain, had been appointed the Czar's Minister for Foreign Affairs, in succession to M. ...
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MINING.
Shares for £S7,000 in the Australia Goldmining Company, formed to acquire a ad develop the mining lease 147 afc Coolgardie, have been allotted. ...
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SOUTH WALES COLLIERIES.
The associated owners of colieries in South Wales have given 100,000 miners employed by them a month's notice to cease work. ...
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THE ALBURY LABOUR CONFERENCE.
The Labour Conference was concluded at Albary to-day. The meeting decided to bring under the notice of the health authorities of each colony the state of ...
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THE NEW CALEDONIAN QUESTION.
During a debate in the French Chamber of Deputies on colonial affairs M. Deloncle urged that the Government should obtain compensation from Great ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN CUSTOMS BILL.
The Secretary of State for the Colonies, the Right Hon. the Marquis of Ripon, has withdrawn from, the House of Lords the Australian Customs Bill owing ...
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SILVER.
To-day's price of bar silver is 2s. being a rise of d. since yesterday. ...
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BRITISH SHIPPING.
From Melbourne—Loch Vennachar, ship, soiled October 18. From Sydney—Cairabulg, ship, sailed October 28; Patriarch, ship, sailed ...
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THE SENSATIONAL JEWELLERY CASE.
Judgment has been given in the action brought by Mr. Casker, the youthful inheritor of a fortune of £700,000 against Messrs. Streeter & Co. for £70,000, on ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The Government has decided not to hold a military encampment this year at Ipswich. A man named D. Curran committed ...
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THE PACIFIC CABLE.
The United States Senate and the House of Representatives have agreed to reconfer on the question of constructing a cable between America and Hawaii, the ...
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UNITED STATES.
Mr. Wilson, the author of the Tariff Revision Bill, has been nominated for the office of Postmaster-General of the United States. ...
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TO-DAY'S SPORTS.
On the Adelaide Oval this afternoon the North Adelaides will meet the Adelaides, and the Ports will try conclusions with the South Adelaides. The Australs will play the ...
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THE GERMAN NAVY.
The new German naval programme provides for the construction of two ironclads and one first-class and seven second-class cruisers. ...
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THE MILITARY SCANDAL.
Farther evidence for the defence was given to-day before the Court-martial which is sitting to deal with the charges against Captain Close. Patrick Phelan ...
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THE SOUDAN.
The Mahdi has failed in his attempt to organize the Dervishes for a great attack upon the Italians at Kassala, in the Soudan. ...
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THE CHAMPION EIGHTS.
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FIRE AT BALDINA.
A vary destructive, fire occurred yesterday at Baldina, a four-roomed house with its contents being completely burn to the ground. The family, named Klauffrus, were away from ...
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SILVERTON TRAMWAY COMPANY.
Tho half-yearly meeting of the Silverton Tramway Company was held to-day. The report, which announced and the final statement of the old Company's affairs ...
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THE NORTHERN TERRITORY.
The Darwin from Singapore arrived on Tuesday with Messrs. Knight, Mas well, and Captain Grant as passengers. She leaves for Java and Singapore to-morrow ...
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
The Adelaide leaves Sydney to-day for Melbourne and Port Adelaide; the INNAMINCKA leaves Sydney next Saturday for Melbourne and Port Adelaide; the BULLARRA ...
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BASEBALL.
The programme as originally fixed will ba proceeded with to-day, the marches which were to have been played last Saturday having been postponed sill the end of the season. ...
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MINING IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
The tributers at the Bushman's mine Parkes, have obtained 1,868 oz. of gold valued at over £6,700, from 520 tons c ore. Altogether the tributers ...
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LIVELY MELBOURNE.
The Adelaide express train arrived half an hour late to-day with a very large contingent of South Australians. Melbourne is full of visitors from South ...
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TENNIS.
As the Association matches have been finished there remains nothing of interest in this sport this season except the April tournament. A large number of players have ...
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BROKEN HILL.
Many prominent citizens have gone from Broken Hill of late, and an addition is to ba made to the list by the departure of Mr. William Lowe, the representative ...
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THE WESTERS GOLDFIELDS.
Owing to the great width of the lode the Golden Bar Mine will be worked on the open-cut system as soon as crushing is started. Its average is from 6 to 11 ft. ...
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TEMPERANCE SEWS.
W.C.T.U.—The Business Committee of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of South Australia met on Tuesday last. It was reported that the camp meetings on ...
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THE ARCHBISHOP OF ADELAIDE.
Dr. C'Reily this morning received the brief from the Propanganda at Rome appointing him Archbishop of Adelaide. He has not made amy definite arrangements as to ...
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TO-DAT'S ENGAGEMENTS
Jubilee inhibition Grounds, as 1 p.m.—Autumn Show. Adelaide Oval, at 2.30 p.m.—Cricket—North Adelaide v. Adelaide, Ports v. South ...
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Advertising
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FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.
UNITED DAUGHTERS of AUSTRALIA.—A very successful and well-attended social was held at the Reachable Hall, on Tuesday evening, February 28. The ...
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