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VICTORIA.
The whole of to-day's sittings of the Court of Marine Enquiry into the wreck of the steamer Glenelg was occupied by Mr. Ebsworth, who argued that the evidence ...
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ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES.
The Agent-General was, with the Australian delegates, a guest of the Anglo-Saxon Club at a dinner on Monday last—an 'honour which carries with it perpetual ...
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BARRIER ORE RATES.
The Hon. A. Catt in the Assembly on Wednesday afternoon moved:—"That an address be presented to the Governor praying that so much of By-law No. 44 as set ...
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ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
In the Legislative Council the Address-in-reply to the Governor's opening speech was adopted, after speeches by the Hons. T. Pascoe, C. Willcox, G. McGregor, and A. A. Kirkuatrick ...
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A GIGANTIC WATER SCHEME.
Mr. John McGregor, C.E., of the Water-supply Department, has prepared for the consideration of the Railways Standing Committee an important scheme for the ...
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INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION
Mr. Wise, Attorney-General, moved in the Legislative Assembly to-day the second reading of the Industrial Arbitration Bill. He opened by explaining the underlying ...
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COMING OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
In the Assembly on Wednesday afternoon the Premier had to answer numerous questions which members put to him on federal matters. Mr. Price drew attention to the ...
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IN THE COUNCIL.
The four absolutely new members of the Upper House have spoken, and they have all made favourable impressions. The high [?] formed of them have not been ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
A monsoonal disturbance has caused a general rainfall throughout New South Wales. The downpour in some districts is the heaviest for many months. ...
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SENSATIONAL DIVING EXPERIENCE.
According to news received from New Caledonia to-day some of the divers of the warship Ringarooma had a sensational experience when torpedo practice was being ...
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IN THE ASSEMBLY.
There is said to be a tribe in Central Africa amongst whom orators in public debates are required to stand on one leg while speaking, and to talk only as Ions as they ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
By the German mail steamer, which is expected to reach Fremantle to-morrow, two additional warrant officers for the local military staff will arrive. They are ...
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THE PLAGUE.
The Board of Health has reported another clear day so for as the plague is concerned, making the third in succession free from any further development. Only once ...
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CITY COUNCIL AND PARK LANDS.
Sir—I sec by "The Register" of July 3 that the City Council claim to have the care, control, and management of the Park Lands absolutely vested in them. As I look ...
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ANGLICAN SYNOD.
The sitings of the Anglican Synod were continued at Trinity Church on Wednesday afternoon. CONFIrMATION AND CONSECRATION OF. ...
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"HANDS ACROSS THE SEA."
Mr. Seddon, in the House of Representatives to-day, expressed the opinion that New Zealand should be ready to assist her own flesh and blood who were in danger in ...
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A ROMANCE OF BORROWED BABIES.
An extraordinary case, just concluded, has occupied the attention of Mr. Justice Lawrance and a Special Jury, in which a Mrs. Brinkworth sued the executors of a ...
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NORTHERN TERRITORY.
The Eastern sailed on Friday for Hongkong. Passengers—Seven Chinese. Cargo—[?] packages trepang and 40 of slat fish, 103 cases of pearlshell. ...
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"THE DISPOSITION OF SHAKESPEARE."
There was a fair attendance at the Port Presbyterian Lecture Hall on Wednesday evening when under the auspices of the Port Adelaide Literary and Debating Society. Mr. P. McM. Glynn, M.P., ...
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CRICKET.
West Torrens Club.—On Wednesday evening the West Torrens Cricket Club Committee entertained Mr. J. Chittleborough and Dr. Stewart at a social, which was held in the Mayor's Parlour at ...
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STUD-SHEEP SALE.
The most important stud-sheep [?] of the cries so far took place to-day at Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co.'s. The catalogue comprised 2,550 pure Merino rams and 100 pure ...
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A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
A mysterious death has seen reported from Benalla. Mr. and Mrs. Mallet had occasion to visit the township yesterday afternoon and on returning home found ...
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RELIGIOUS.
Kent Town Wesleyan Church.—On Tuesday evening a fair gathering assembled to I hear the sacred concert given by the choir under the conductorship of Mr. E. Harold ...
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A ROMAN CATHOLIC CEREMONY.
The ceremony of reception and profession took place at the Brigidine Convent, Eckuca, this morning. The Coadjutor Bishop of Sandhurst. Dr. Reville, ...
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QUEENSLAND'S PLAGUE RECORD.
Miss McLean, who last night was discovered to be suffering from plague, did this morning, while being conveyed to the hospital. ...
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THE ROYAL SOCIETY.
The ordinary meeting of the Royal Society was held at the institute on Tuesday evening. Dr. Cleland, the President, occupied the chair. Dr. E. C. Stirling delivered a lecture on "The ...
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