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    The general secretary of the Y.M.C.A. (Mr. H. A. Wheeler) has received a cablegram from Mr. H. Aitken, M.H.R, President of the Wellington, N.Z. Y.M.C.A. ...

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  3. EARLY SOUTH AUSTRALIA

    The Municipal Council adopted a report of the committee of public works its its meeting on Monday which recommended that the improvement of the squares should ...

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  4. VICTORIA.

    A narrow escape from drowning occurred at the baths at Portland to-day. Miss Collins, a visitor from Mount Gambier, fainted while in the water and but for the ...

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  5. CONCERNING PEOPLE.

    Sir George and Lady Le Hunte and their daughter arrived in Adelaide by special brain from Large Bay on Monday afternoon, and were welcomed by a large crowd. The ...

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  6. CAPE COLONY.

    A Capetown message notifies that Dr. Jameson has completed the task of forming a new Government. He has made the following selections:—Premier, Dr. Jameson ...

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  7. CONTINENTAL EXCHANGES DISTURBED.

    Cable advices received to-day report that the Continental exchanges are much disturbed, and that stock to a large amount has been pressed on the London market ...

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  8. THE WAR.

    The St. Petersburg correspondent of The New York Herald learns that a Japanese army landed a few days ago near Wiju, at the month of the Yalu River and that an ...

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  9. THE INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK.

    The French Consul-General for Australia (M. Biard D'Aunet), who is a passenger for Sydney on the Oceanien, which reached Fremantle from Marseilles ...

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  10. FIRE IN PARIS.

    As the result of a gas explosion, the celluloid works situated on the Boulevard Sebastopol, Paris, became ignited on Saturday. The workmen and workwomen took ...

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  11. ENGINEMEN AND THE RAILWAY STRIKE.

    To-morrow the Railway Commissioners will be waited upon by a deputation of citizens who will urge the reinstatement of the enginemen who were dismissed from ...

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  12. APPLES FOR EXPORT.

    The apple export season which was begun last week, promises to be one of considerable activity. Those who have traveled through our hilly country will have ...

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  13. RELIGIOUS TEACHING.

    The leading representatives of the Scripture Instruction Campaign Council waited on the Premier (Mr. Bent) to-day with reference to the proposal introduction into ...

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  14. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The estate of the late Sir Edwyn Saudy's Dawes, K.C.M.G., who was Chairman of the New Zealand Shipping Company and a director of the Suez Canal and other ...

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  15. DR. MORRISON'S PREDICTIONS.

    The Chifu correspondent of the Japanese newspaper Asabi recently had an interview with The Times correspondent at Pekin, Dr. Morrison, who remarked:—"Now is ...

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  16. FRENCH ACTIVITY.

    The French people are much concerned over Count von Lamsdorff's opinion that a general international conflict, east and west, is impending. The Admiralty is ...

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  17. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The State Treasurer mentioned to-day that only £250,000 of Treasury bills had been sold in London. The actual cash that the Government will receive on the ...

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  18. FEDERAL PARTIES.

    The early advent of the first session of the second Commonwealth Parliament was marked to-day by the arrival of a large number of labour members by the interstate ...

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  19. JEWS EXPELLED FROM SIBERIA.

    The St. Petersburg Government has issued an edict for the immediate expulsion of all Jews from Siberia, on the ground that they sympathize with large and are ...

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  20. UNWILLING WITNESSES.

    The proceedings arising out of the refusal of witnesses to attend or give evidence before the royal commission on the rival shearer's unions created considerable. ...

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  21. P. & O. STEAMER, CHASED BY A BATTLESHIP.

    The passengers and crew of the new P. and O. steamer Mongolia. 10,000 tons, now en route to Adelaide and other Australian ports, had an exciting experience on ...

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  22. THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.

    The annual session of the Methodist Conference to be opened in Pirie Street Church this evening, represents one of the largest sections of church work in the state. The A month ago his Excellency Sir George Le Hunte left Adelaide for Fremantle to meet his wife who was voyaging from England to her new home in this state, and ...

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  23. HALTING MUSCOVITE WARSHIPS.

    A Russian battleship, several cruisers, and a dozen destroyers are still lying at Jibutil, the port of French Somaliland on the Gulf of Aden. The Tokio Government ...

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  24. AN INSANE COUNT.

    Additional particulars may now be added to the telegram dispatched on the 16th inst. stating that during the holding at Warsaw, the capital of Russian ...

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  25. NO PLACE LIKE HOME.

    Numerous Australians who proceeded to South Africa at the at cessation of the war are gradually drifting back to their native land—a large number with house blighted. ...

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  26. A MINER INJURED

    William Tonkin, a minor, working at the British Mine, this afternoon was barring down ore, when a fall occurred. The stuff struck Tonkin's leg, and inflicted a ...

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  27. SILVERTON TRAMWAY COMPANY.

    A rumour was lately current to the effect that the Silverton Tramway Company, in effecting economies, intended to dismiss a number of employes and reduce the ...

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  28. THE COMMONWEALTH.

    Sir Philip Fysh intends to take an active part in the campaign for the Wilmot electorate (Tasmania.), where the Government candidate. Mr. J. W. Cheek, is ...

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  29. CANADA MAKING READY.

    The Dominion Government intends to it once increase the strength of the militia forces of Canada to 100,000 officers and men, and to make arrangements for the ...

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  30. SENSATIONAL EUROPEAN RUMOURS.

    The situation in the Far East has caused a ferment throughout the Continent. Rumours are in circulation to the effect that Great Britain will shortly be compelled to ...

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  31. RUSSIAN MILITARY FORCES IN MANCHURIA.

    The following corrected list of the Russian military forces in the Far East to date (wrote the Pekin correspondent of The Times on January 21) comprises all ...

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  32. AN UNSATISFACTORY POST MORTEM.

    An unexpected development took place at the Adelaide Hospital on Monday morning in the course of the evidence at the inquest on Charles Alfred Chambers, of Mile-End ...

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  33. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Gear Meat Company's works at Pe[?]tone have suffered damage by fire to the extent of £4,000, which is covered by insurance. ...

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  34. A SCHOONER WRECKED.

    A telegram from from Bellinger Heads states that all prospects of floating the schooner Ediston have been abandoned. She is now a complete wreck, full of water, and ...

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  35. A CANDID CONFESSION.

    The Viedonmosti, a St. Petersburg newspaper, publishes a remarkably frank communique, stating that the Siberian Railway cannot be adequately guarded by the few ...

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  36. FOURTH TEST MATCH.

    The matter of the appointment of umpires for the fourth test match was considered by a special meeting of the New South Wales Cricket Association to-day. ...

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  37. CHILD BURNT TO DEATH.

    Beulah Lucas, aged seven, died at the Temora Hospital on Saturday afternoon at the result of burns received at her parents' house near Temora on the same morning ...

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  38. MOBILIZATION OF RUSSIAN ARMIES.

    The Military Staff at Kieff declare that the armies of the Caucasus and Turkestan will be immediately mobilized for active service. The forces in the Caucasus ...

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  39. SELF-ACCUSED MURDERER.

    All Chick the Chinaman, who gave himself up to the police at Peak Hill, stating that he had shot William Tregaskis, a selector, with whom he had a quarrel ...

    Article : 204 words
  40. GRAND HAUL FOR JAPAN.

    The New York Herald states that the cargo of the Russian East Asiatic Steamship Company steamer Manchuria, 6,103 tons, recently captured by the Japanese at ...

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  41. ENGLISH FUNDS FOR RUSSIAN

    Funds have been opened in England in aid of sick and wounded Russian soldiers and sailors in the war. ...

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  43. DISOBEDIENT LASCARS.

    Twenty lascar deck hands who struck work on the steamer Argus, at Williams' town yesterday, walked to Melbourne during the night. This morning they ...

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  44. HIS DAILY DRINK.

    John Proctor, licencee of the Commercial Hotel. Pieton died suddenly last night and at the inquest to-day a verdict that death was due to heart failure accelerated by ...

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