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  2. MEDICOS AND THE DRAMA.

    Edmund Keen used to say that the only real judges of acting were literary men, artists and doctors. The latter class, as represented by the smoking medicos of the neighbouring ...

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  3. Awful Thunderstorm.

    LONDON, Angust 12.—A terrific thunderstorm occurred yesterday in Scotland. Several persons were struck by lightning and killed, and great damage was done to property. The Earl of ...

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  4. Colonial Itemas.

    LONDON, August 7.—The time has been extended for receiving offers for 2100,000 worth of debentures to be issued by the Thames Valley and Rotorua Railway Co. (New Zealand). The ...

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  5. Cable News. (FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT, AND THROUGH RETUREN'S AGENCY.) Angio-Australian Cricket.

    LONDON, August 8.—The Australian 11 bagan a match yesterday in Clifton against 11 of the county of Gloucester. The weather was splendid, and the attendance of spectators ...

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  6. Kidnapping.

    LONDON, August 13.—Mr. Evelyn Ashley political under-secretary for the colonies, will shortly confer with Sir Frederick Napier Broome, Governor of Western Australia, in reference to ...

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  7. Excitement in Brussels.

    BRUSSELS, August 7.—Great excitement has been caused by the Clerical Bills introduced by the new Ministry. The approaches to the Chamber are guarded by a strong body of police, ...

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  8. NOVEL CRICKET MATCH.

    LONDON, August 11.—A cricket match, comprising mixed teams of Australians and Englishmen, smokers versus non-smokers, has been arranged to take place on Lord's ground, on ...

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  9. Sir Arthur Gordon's Policy.

    LONDON, August 13.—A letter has been published in the London TIMES, from a Fijian planter, animadverting upon the policy of Sir Arthur Gordon when he was Governor of Fiji. ...

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  10. Innudation of the Nile.

    LONDON, August 8.—News has been received from Cairo that the waters of the river Nile are rising rapidly, and a serious inundation of the adjacent country is feared. ...

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  11. The Soudan War.

    LONDON, August 11.—The latest news from Cairo reports that the rebels have captured the garrison town of Galabat, in the Soudan. CAIRO, August 11.—Active preparations are ...

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  12. The Crops in Britain.

    LONDON, August 8.—The latest accounts of the wheat crop are favourable. The accoonts given of the hop crop are also good. The recent fine weather has effected a great improvement ...

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  13. New Guinea Annexation.

    LONDON, August 13.—The London TIMES of this morning contains an article on the establishment of a protectorate over a portien of New Guinea. The TIMES strongly approves of the ...

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  14. The Oriential Bank.

    LONDON, August 9.—The amount of the total applications received in the United Kingdom for shares in the new Oriental Bank is under £500,000. ...

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  15. Obituary.

    LONDON, August 9.—The death is announced in Trinadad of Mr. Frederick Palgrave Barlee, C.M.G., formerly Colonial Secretary of Western Australia, and afterward Governor of British ...

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  16. Federation Enabling Bill.

    LONDON, August 9.—The obduracy of the Conservatives is delaying the passing of the Federation Enabling Bill. Sir Stafford Northcote has announced that he will accord the bill ...

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  17. Franco-Chinese Difficulty.

    LONDON, August 9.—Notwithstanding the denial of Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, the occupation of Kelung by the French is fully confirmed. M. Patenotre, the French representative, ...

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  18. Reform Agitation in England.

    LONDON, August 10.—A meeting attended by about fifty thousand persons was held in Manchester on Friday night, in approval of the action of the Conservatives in regard to the Franchise ...

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  19. Australia v. England.

    LONDON, August 11.—The Australians began their twenty-fifth match in England to-day against 11 of England. The home team was composed as follows:—W. G. Grace (Gloucester), ...

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  20. Gladstone on Federation.

    LONDON, August 12.—In the House of Commons last night Mr. Gladstone, the Premier, made a statement in reference to the proposed Australasian Federation Enabling Bill, and the ...

    Article : 345 words
  21. British and Foreign Items. Fighting in South Africa.

    NATAL, August 6.—News has been received that severe fighting has taken place between the Zulu chief Montsioa and the Boers. The engagement was of a desperate and sanguinary ...

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  22. Miscellaneous.

    VIENNA, August 6.—The Emperors William, of Germany, and Francis Joseph, of Austria, held a meeting to-day in the favourite watering-place, Ischl, on the Traun, in Upper Austria. ...

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  23. A Bankrupt Opera Co.

    LONDON, August 7.—The Italian Opera Company which has been performing in Covent Garden Theatre during the season is in an insolvent state, and a receiver has been appointed ...

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  24. Frozen Meat Trade.

    LONDON, August 7.—The steamship Orient has arrived with 27,008 carcases of mutton, shipped by the Australian Frozen Meat Company, Melbourne. ...

    Article : 137 words
  25. Earthquake in America.

    NEW YOEE, August 12.—A sharp shock of earthquake was felt to-day throughout a large portion of the seaboard of the United States. The disturbance was especially severe between ...

    Article : 59 words
  26. Germany and the Pacifie.

    LONDON, August 12.—Mr. Romilly, wellknown in Australasia as the Acting-High Com missioner of the Pacific, has condemned the action of the Germans in having supplied the ...

    Article : 45 words
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