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  2. Shipping.

    Feb. 7—Jane Moorhead, ketch, 64 tons, J. Catarinich, from Melbourne. Feb. 7—Wareatea, ss, 512 tons, H. J. Blancbard, from Launceston. ...

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  3. GABLES AND WIRES

    London, Wednesday, 2.19 p.m.—The organ of the Amalgamated Railway Servants' Society of Great Britain has been mulcted in £1,000 damages for ...

    Article : 54 words
  4. North-Western News.

    A very quiet wedding took place at Fingal last week, the contracting parties being Mr Joseph M'Clenaghan and Miss Ethel Bean, daughter of Mr Robert Bean ...

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  5. KINDRED.

    A communication has been received from the Minister of Lands by Mr H. A. Nichols as a result of a resolution passed as a Kindred meeting recently to the ...

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  6. PRINCE GEORGE RECOVERING.

    London, Thursday, 5.45 a.m.—His Royal Highness Prince George is still improving from his attack of measles. Yesterday he indulged in a short walk ...

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  7. TASMANIA.

    Hobart, Thursday.—The Royal Commission asked for to inquire into the constitution of the Hobart Corporation, etc., has been issued and the commissioners ...

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  8. QUEEN'S INDIAN MEMORIAL

    London, Thursday, 3.45 a.m.—The proposal of the Viceroy of India, Lord Cutzon, to erect a national memorial to the Queen at Calcutta, has been ...

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  9. BURNIE.

    At the ordinary lodge meeting of the Loyal Wellington Lodge, I.O.O.F., M.U., held on Tuesday evening, after the ordinary routine business and initiations were ...

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  10. THE JAM INDUSTRY.

    Hobart, Thursday.—Since last February 750,000lb tins of jam have been ordered for South Africa by the Imperial Government. The value of this export was ...

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  11. GIANT AMERICAN MONOPOLY.

    London, Wednesday, 2 29 p.m.—Carnogie's Iron Works, in the United States, have been transferred to the control of a syndicate controlled by Mr Pierpont ...

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  12. LAUNCESTON.

    Launceston, Thursday.—At the Police Court this morning Frederick and Elijah Wiltshire, two peace disturbers, were fined 10s, with the alternative of ...

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  13. DEFEAT OF ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.

    London, Thursday, 3.45 a.m.—The Italian Chamber of Deputies, by 318 votes to 102, has passed a motion censuring the Government. The motion ...

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  14. AMERICAN STEEL RAILS FOR ENGLAND.

    London, Wednesday, 2.29 p.m.—The Grant Eastern Railway Company, England, has ordered 8,000 tons of steel rails from tho Pittsburg Iron Works, United ...

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  15. LATROBE.

    The entertainment in aid of the Latrobe Public Library, hold at the Oddfellows' Hall on Wednesday night, was not largely attended. The benefit, if any had accrued. ...

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  16. GERMANY AND BRITAIN.

    London, Wednesday, 4.20 p.m.— Several influential German newspapers attach political significance to Great Britain's friendliness at the result of the ...

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  17. GENERAL NEWS.

    London, Thursday, 5.40 a.m.—Earles and Marconcidi have divided the Carnation Prize, of 2,000 guineas, at the Monte Carlo pigeon shooting contests. ...

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  18. Sporting.

    Launceston, Thursday.—Glorlous weather graced the second day of the Tasmanian Turf Club's summer meeting, and a big assemblage gathered on the ...

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  19. SPEECHES BY KING AND KAISER.

    London, Thursday, 4.20 a.m.—It is officially stated that at the lunch given to the Kaiser by King Edward at Marlborough House, the latter thanked his ...

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  20. AUSTRALASIAN.

    Melbourne, Wednesday.—The Chief Secretary (Mr A. J. Peacock) received a commission this evening from the Lieut.-Governor to form a Ministry. He will ...

    Article : 108 words
  21. UTILISING THE BANKS' GOLD.

    It is strongly argued in certain quarters that among the early considerations of the Australian Government should be the question of establishing a State Bank of ...

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  22. Commercial.

    A little life was infused into the potato market yesterday by dealers having orders to fill for Western Australia to ship by the ss. Penguin via Melbourne ...

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  23. HOT AND DUSTY WEATHER.

    Melbourne, Thursday.—The weather to-day was intensely hot and dusty. Rain would be welcomed. Later.—Melbourne was seen at its ...

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  24. THE North Western Advocate AND The Emu Bay Times. FAIR AND IMPARTIAL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1901.

    One of the most satisfactory outcomes of recent European political affairs is the note of mutual goodwill which has been struck between Groat Britain and ...

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  25. THE MINING CRASH.

    London, Wednesday, 6.40 p.m.—The shareholders of the Victorian Gold Estates Mining Co. held a meeting, at which it was decided to liquidate and distribute ...

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  26. HOBART.

    Hobart, Thursday. — Sales at the Slaughter Yards to-day ranged as follow: —Steers, £8 2s 6d to £11; cows, £5 2s 6d to £7 10s; vealers, 11s to £2; lambs ...

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  27. INTER-STATE MARKETS.

    Melbourne, Thursday.—Wheat is in good demand with fair sales at 2s 8¼d; Algerian snipping oats 1s 7d to 1s 7½d, milling 1s 7d to 1s 8d, seed 1s 8½d to 1s ...

    Article : 75 words
  28. A DESPERATE YOUNG WOMAN

    Melbourne, Thursday.—A young woman named Catherine Caulfield was arrested to-day on a charge of firing four revolver shots at a railway porter named John ...

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  29. SALE OF MALAHIDE STOCK.

    Launceston, Thursday.—At the sale of Malahide blood stock held to-day, in the estate of the late R. G. Talbot, the chief prises realised were as follow: Bo-peap ...

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  30. DEVONPORT.

    Yesterday morning Mr A. Currie temporarily returned to duty, under the Mersey Marine Board, and assumed command of the engine room of the dredge ...

    Article : 240 words
  31. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Sydney, Wednesday.—Sir Wm. Lyme received a cable to-day from the Agent-General stating the War Office had accepted an offer to to supply 90,000lbs of ...

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  32. LONDON WOOL MARKET

    London, Wednesday, 6.45 p.m.—The wool Bales were irregular to-day and less brisk, but prices were unchanged. ...

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  33. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

    London, Wednesday, 2.28 p.m.—The clergy and congregation of St Matthew's Church, Westminster, prayed for the repose of the soul of the Queen daring the ...

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  34. MELBOURNE NOTES.

    Melbourne, Thursday.—La Carabine, ridden by Powell, registered a fine gallop on the Flemington training tracks this morning, cutting out two miles in 3min ...

    Article : 180 words
  35. OTHER INTERESTING ITEMS.

    Champion Chopping.—It will be remembered that same time ago, as a result of a private match Tom Pettit, the winner of the championship at the ...

    Article : 378 words
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  37. DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.

    Sydney, Thursday.—Mrs Jane Burgess died at Picton to-day at the great age of 115 years. In the early days she was in the service of Governor King. ...

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  38. A "HOOLIGAN" SENTENCED.

    London, Wednesday, 2.28 p.m.—A "Hooligan" (a London word which is synonymous with "larrikin" in Australia) has been sentenced to 20 years ...

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  39. WHEAT FOR HULL.

    Sydney, Thursday.—The first full cargo of wheat for the season from N.S. Wales was taken by the steamer Melbourne, which sailed to-day for Hull. The cargo ...

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  40. THE PACIFIC CABLE BOARD.

    London, Thursday, 3.45. a.m.—Messrs Spencer, Walpole, G. E. Gleadow, and W. H. Mercer have been chosen as the British representatives on the Pacific cable board. ...

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  41. QUSTIONABLE ACTIONS.

    THE Honorable Neil Elliott Lewis, Premier and Attorney-General of the State of Tasmania, can hardly be said to have added to his reputation as an honest ...

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  42. FATAL FALL OF RARTH.

    Sydney, Thursday.—A miner named Price was killed at Upper Temora to-day by a fall of earth in a shaft. ...

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  43. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Adelaide, Thursday.—The weather was excessively hot to-day, 110 In the shade and 169 in the sun being registered. ...

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  44. THE MERSEY BRIDGE.

    Steady progress is being made with the western approach to the Mersey bridge on Appledore point, three chains of cutting having been done, with five chains of ...

    Article : 252 words
  45. BRITAIN'S DECLINE IN TRADE.

    London, Thursday, 3.45 a.m. — Mr Thomson, President of the Manchester Chambers of Commerce, states that although the immediate prospects of ...

    Article : 72 words
  46. CRICKET.

    The following will represent the home club in the match to be played at Wynyard to-morrow:—Stutterd, Ferguson, Bayley, Westbrook, Hall, Mainwaring ...

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  47. QUEENSLAND.

    Brisbane, Thursday. — To-morrow's weather forecast for Tasmania is as follows: — Fine and hot to passing showers and wind; thunder storms are ...

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  48. HOBART v. WOODS' TEAM.

    Hobart, Thursday.—A cricket match was commenced to-day between Mr J. R. Woods' N.S. Wales team and a local eleven. The latter made 302, of which ...

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  49. DISASTROUS PETROLEUM FIRE.

    London, Thursday, 3.45 a.m. — A disastrous fire is reported from Baku, the great petroleum district, south-west of the Caspian Sea, when a petroleum magazine ...

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  50. ENGINEER OF THE RAILWAYS

    Brisbane, Thursday.—A cablegram received from London states that Mr George Mutt has been selected for the position of chief mechanical engineer of the ...

    Article : 32 words
  51. Advertising

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  52. WEST AUSTRALIA.

    Perth, Thursday.—Sir Ale, Onslow, Chief Justice of West Australia, has been granted 12 months' leave of absence on the ground of ill-health. It is expected ...

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