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THE SHEARING STRIKE.
By a special train leaving at half-past one this evening there travelled to Jericho the ten prisoners charged with burning Lorne woolshed, and to Barcaldine thirty-two free ...
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SUPREME COURT.
The trial of George Taylor, William Fothergill, Hugh Octavius Blackwell, Thomas Joseph Ryan, William James Bennett, Alfred John Brown, Isaac Fry, Robert Prince, William ...
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VICTORIA.
The Hon. Duncan Gillies, in opening a new road at Camberwell on Saturday, and speaking on Federation, said it was to the interests of the whole of Australia to band together for ...
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CABLEGRAMS.
Ten thousand miners in the State of Iowa have joined the miners who struck work in Illinois to enforce the eight-hour day. Three thousand carpenters in London have struck ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Mr. J. V. Parkes, Inspector of Mines, leaves to-day for Sydney en route for the Northern Territory to examine the mines there. ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The investigations of the Public Trust Commission have disclosed a scandalous state of affairs in the department, and the books being in a state of hopeless confusion, and ...
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QUEENSLAND NEWS.
Mr. H. Tomkys has been appointed first assistant teacher of the Central State school for boys at Rockhampton. The Bakers' strike still continues. The ...
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MINING NOTES.
The following applications have been posted at the Gold Warden's Office:— MONDAY. — Mr. Thomas Gray (by his solicitors Messrs. Rees and Sydney Jones) ...
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SPORTING NEWS.
It is reported that M'Leau, who was defeated by Stanbury in the sculling race for the championship, will issue a challenge to row Stanbury again. ...
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MONTHLY MINING RETURNS.
The following returns for the month of April were to hand at the Gold Warden's Office yesterday:— RETURNS OF WEEK DONE. ...
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A TRAGIC TALE OF THE SEA.
The burque Riversdale put into Moreton Bay yesterday in distress. She had been to T[?]hio, New Caledonia, for nickel, and arrived there on the 24th of February, after ...
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MUTTABURRA.
For the past four months we have had nothing but rain and floods. The river is again over the bridge, which makes the third time this year. Mail communication her ...
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THE WEATHER.
The meteorological forecasts are as follow: —North and South Queensland: Cloudy chiefly, with rain in many parts, although bright sky may be noted here and there. ...
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INTERCOLONIAL. NEW SOUTH WALES.
The following circular is being forwarded to the various Farmers' Unions:—"Wagga Wagga, 30th April. I am requested to call the attention of your union to the fact of the ...
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