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  2. AFTER THE FLEECES.

    The second wool auction of the season on Monday was marked by strong, general competition throughout. From the tap of the hammer the voices of the representative ...

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  3. ACROSS THE CHANNEL.

    Just now, when England is excited by He attempted flight of Mr. Walter Wellman in bis dirigible across the Atlantic, a sensation has been created by ...

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  4. THE FRENCH STRIKE.

    The ferment over the railway strike throughout France has ceased, but although the announcement has been made that the trouble was practically ended, minor ...

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  5. STRIKE SETTLED.

    As foreshadowed on Monday morning the strike of labourers in connection with the paying of Rundle street was declared off during the afternoon, and at 7 o'clock ...

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  6. BRITISH POLITICS.

    There is much speculation, both on the public platform and in the newspaper press concerning the progress of the deliberations of the conference between representatives ...

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  7. THE OLD AND THE NEW.

    King Manuel of Portugal, with his mother, the Queen Marie Amelie, has sailed from Gibraltar upon the British royal yacht Victoria and Albert, which was ordered to ...

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  8. "HELPING" THE FARMER.

    This evening Messrs. Peake and Butler, M.P.'s. addressed a meeting of electors in the institute. Notwithstanding the wet night there was a large attendance. Mr. ...

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  9. IS IT MURDER?

    The detectives investigating the disappearance of the young woman Ethel Harris made a startling discovery this morning while digging up the yard of a house ...

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    Sir—I was pleased to read Mr. Finlayson's offer in regard to assisting Mr. Woolf; and if Mr. Woolf and big band of loyalists can hold out until I can get the work I ...

    Article : 143 words
  11. SWEEPING DECREES.

    Decrees will be issued by the Republican Government to-day abolishing the House of Peers, the Council of State, and all titles of nobility in Portugal, as well as ...

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  12. FAST JOURNEY.

    The Clement-Bayard 11. began the flight from Compiegne at 7.15 a.m. Perfect weather prevailed, and Boulogne was reached in exactly three hours. That was a ...

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  13. Bomb Outrage.

    If is believed that the bomb which wrecked a house in the Rue Berri on Friday was placed there in an attempt upon the life of a prominent Magistrate who ...

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  14. OSBORNE JUDGMENT.

    The Labour Party have issued a manifeste entitled "How the Osborne judgment dooms trades unionism." This states that the rich can draw cheques for ...

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    Sir—The Premier, with all his shortcomings as a statesman, did the right tiling in giving our able Commissioner of Police a free Land (in spite of the Grote Street ...

    Article : 124 words
  16. NATIONAL FUNERALS.

    On Sunday the funerals took place with national honours of Vice-Admiral Candido Ries and Dr. Bombardo. The demonstrations were of a unique character. ...

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  17. Another Bomb.

    A bomb exploded in Paris at midnight outside the residence of M. Massard, a municipal Councillor. As a result three persons were injured and considerable ...

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    Sir—Two rival shopkeepers live opposite each other in the fame street; one sells everything at 1d., 1½d., and 2d. less than the other. Would the eight-shillings-a-day ...

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  19. STATEMENT BY MR. DENNY.

    Mr. Denny supplies the following statement to the press on Monday afternoon:—"The dispute between the Rundle street contractor and the members of the ...

    Article : 159 words
  20. Further Arrests.

    The police raided the office of the newspaper Libertaire, and arrested M. Dulac, the editor, and M. Martin, the manager. They discovered on the premises three pots ...

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  21. UNEASY SPAIN.

    The Prime Minister (Senor Canalejas), speaking in the Chamber of Deputies at Madrid yesterday, in strong terms denounced the anti-patriotic propaganda ...

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  22. Widespread Conspiracy.

    Proof of widespread conspiracy in Paris to destroy public property and wreck trains is supplied in the discovery that the cutting of telegraph and telephone wires, tampering ...

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  23. HOME RULE.

    Commenting on the question of devolution all round, which it is suggested has formed the subject of discussion in the Veto Conference, The Daily Chronicle ...

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  24. "THE HATCHET IS BURIED."

    Mr. Woolf was spoken to shortly after the decision of the meeting had been announced. "I have heard, he remarked, "that the men hive accepted the rates ...

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  25. BARBARIC SICILY.

    A deed of barbarism is reported from Sicily. A party of brigands kidnapped a little child and held it for ransom. They ...

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  26. A Costly Strike.

    The Minister of War states that the railway men in the proportion of 12 out of every 13 obeyed the mobilization, order immediately it was issued. ...

    Article : 73 words
  27. VICTORIAN ENQUIRIES.

    Mrs. Smart, of Eltham, has been asked by the Victorian police whether she is willing to go to Western Australia to give evidence in the event of a prosecution ...

    Article : 282 words
  28. UNION STATEMENT.

    Mr. J. M. Dale stated:—"On Monday afternoon a big meeting of the men engaged in the Rundle street dispute was held. Mr. Denny was present, and placed ...

    Article : 167 words
  29. THE INDIAN EMPIRE.

    The Viceroy of India (Farl of Minto) will shortly retire from office and return to England. He will be succeeded in the Governor-Generalship by Lord Harding of ...

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    Sir—In the rase of the Tramways Trust and Stopheas the Chief Justice suggested to the lion. W. J. Denny (solicitor for the plaintiff) that the Government should pay ...

    Article : 169 words
  31. INDUSTRIAL WAR.

    Anxiety prevails on the Clyde and in the north-east of England in connection with the protracted boiler makers' lockout from the shipbuilding yards. ...

    Article : 144 words
  32. COMEDY IN CABINET.

    Present.—All. Premier—I see the Great Labour Cause is booming. We are The People. A. G.—Yes, it's as good as the ...

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  33. AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.

    Count von Aerenthal (the Minister for Foreign Affairs), speaking before the Austrian-Hungarian delegations, expressed the hope that any feeling of annoyance with ...

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  34. MEN WHO "PULLED OUT."

    Mr. M. J. Murphy (country organizer of the U.L.U.) states that the three men who went to Gawler for work and were said to have been ostracized by the ...

    Article : 84 words
  35. NICARAGUA.

    Advices from Nicaragua show that rioting is frequent in Managua, the capital ci the Republic. Cablegrams of a critical character arc censored. ...

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  36. MONOPLANE BOLTED.

    An aviator named Bailloud was testing a new type of monoplane near limoges today, and his trials were being watched by a crowd of people. ...

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  37. CASUALTIES.

    HORSHAM, October 15.—Mr. Charles Reeves, a well-known resident, aged 38, has lost his life apparently as the result of a gun accident at Gymbowen. The deceased ...

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  38. MAJORITY OF TWO.

    Federal Ministers to-day referred to the New South Wales elections. The Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) said:—"A majority of two is sure, and in any case the ...

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  39. BATTEN FURTHER REMANDED.

    Percy Batten, who is charged with having assaulted Thomas Clark in Rundle street last Thursday on the occasion of the strike disturbance, and was remanded from ...

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  40. DARING DESERTERS.

    The ship Manx King, loaded by John Darling & Sons, with 31,880 bags (100,518 bushels) of wheat for Callao, is still lying eft the eastern shod waiting to complete ...

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  41. SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATIONS.

    Great Socialist demonstrations were held in the Piazza Campo Deiflore yesterday to celebrate the anniversary of the execution of Ferrer, the Spanish Socialist "martyr," ...

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  42. A BROKEN HILL RESOLUTION.

    The Combined Unions and Harrier Labour Federation, which have amalgamated, yesterday carried the following motion:—"That this amalgamated body congratulates ...

    Article : 72 words
  43. SPRING CLEANING.

    HORSHAM, October 15.—A remarkable accident happened to a young woman named Neannie Bennett while she was doing sonic spring cleaning. She was ...

    Article : 63 words
  44. JAPANESE NAVY.

    The new Japanese armoured battleship Kawachi, built at Kure (near Tokio), has been launched from the naval shipping yards. ...

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  45. IMMIGRANT'S COMPLAINTS.

    The Premier (Mr. Wilson) has received a cable message from the Agent-General, stating that Western Australian iunnigrants has written to The Bradford ...

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  46. RAILWAY OUTRAGE.

    The signal light at South Richmond was tampered with on October 9. It was discovered on the evening of the date named that the tail light on the Oakleigh line ...

    Article : 160 words
  47. INJURED BY EARTH FALL.

    WALLAROO, October 15.—On Thursday afternoon a fall of earth occurred in the flux quarry near Point Hughes magazine, and a man named Hardacre had his right. ...

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  48. THE MEN FROM MELBOURNE.

    GAWLER, October 17.—Of the three men who came from Melbourne for the Rundle street asphalting work last week, but who gravitated to Gawler, two were ...

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  49. THE BARRIER.

    Exceptionally vide weather set in early this morning, and thick dust and heavy winds have prevailed all day. Surface work on the mines was seriously interfered with. ...

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  50. OLD HOME DESTROYED.

    WATERVALE. October 17.—On Saturday Mr. T. Reynold's house at Sevenhills caught fire, and before it was discovered by Miss Reynolds (who was working in a ...

    Article : 140 words
  51. FOR BRITISH PLUCK.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 204 words
  52. COHUNA LAND SPECULATIONS.

    Further information of successful land speculation in the Cohuna district was given to-day by C.K. Anderson to the royal commission on the Cohuna land ...

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  53. ANOTHER WRECK.

    Confirmation has been received of the report that the ship Bardowie had been wrecked off the coast of Sweden. Eight of her crew have been drowned. Trio ...

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  54. KICKED BY A HORSE.

    MEADOWS SOUTH, October 15.—While Mr. E. W. Bertram was engaged with horses yesterday one of the animals suddenly turned and kicked him on the chest. ...

    Article : 52 words
  55. Advertising

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  56. EARTHQUAKES IN THE WEST.

    Two distinct earthquakes were felt at Garble Bar on Saturday morning. The first occurred at about a quarter to 6, and 0 minutes later a sound as of distant ...

    Article : 64 words
  57. To the Editor.

    Sir—At g meeting in the Trades Hull on Friday night a motion was passed, at the instance of Mr. H. S. Clark, protesting against the brutal and unprovoked assault. ...

    Article : 266 words
  58. Y.M.C.A. CONFERENCE.

    A conference of general secretaries of Young Men's Christian Associations throughout Australia will be opened at the Melbourne Association's rooms ...

    Article : 44 words
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