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  2. CABLES AND WIRES.

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—R. Abel, the noted Surrey batsman, has put np during the present season in county matches 2,000 runs. ...

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  3. Sporting

    Sydney, Friday.—The racehorse Lancaster was sold privately to Captain Claude Smith, of Molong, for stud duty. The price paid was 500gns. ...

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  4. THE BOER WAR.

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—General Schalk Burger, who is Acting-President of the Boer "Government" has ordered the enlistment of Ber youths down to the age of 14 years. ...

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  5. RIFLE SHOOTING.

    London, Sunday, 2 a.m.—At the rifle competions yesterday Corporal Ommundsen, of the Queen's Own, Edinburgh, and Sergeant-Major Burr, of the First Hants, ...

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  6. THE V.A.T.O.

    Melbourne, Saturday.—Races were held at Caulfield this afternoon in dull cold weather. The attendance was large large, and included the Countess of Hope ...

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  7. LONDON WOOL SALES

    London, Sunday, 6.35 s.m. — There was a large catalogue at yesterday's wool sales which were brisk, prices being firm. There were catalogued 225,376 bales, ...

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  8. THE NORTH-WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

    Owing to the unfavorable climate conditions, on Saturday all the matches in connection with the North-Western Football Association were postponed. ...

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  9. ANOTHER YANKEE COMBINE

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—A syndicate is forming in America, having for its object the prevention of clumping in steel shares on the Wall street exchange. ...

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  10. Cape Colony.

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—The martial law provisions existing in Cape Colony have been extended to the Maclear and Elliott districts. ...

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  11. WEST DEVONPORT T. DON SECONDS.

    These teams met on the Don Recreation Ground on Saturday afternoon, when the locals won by 12 points. Scores:—First quarter Don, 1 goal 8 behinds; ...

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  12. GENERAL

    London, Saturday, 6 p.m.—The death is announced of Miss Eleaoer Ormorod noted scientific writer. The wife of Dr. Percy J. Edmunds, ...

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  13. CHINESE INDEMNITY DEADLOCK.

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—The Chinese indemnity deadlock still continues and Great Britain maintains that she and America control the bulk of China's ...

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  14. MILNER RETURNS ON AUGUST 10.

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—Lord Milner who is spending a well-earned holiday In Great Britain will start on bis retnrn to south Africa on August 10. ...

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  15. CONDUCT OF REFUGEE CAMPS.

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—In answer to a question in the House of Commons last night, the Secretary of State for War, Mr St John Brodrick, said that those Boer ...

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  16. AUSTRALASIA.

    Sydney, Friday.—Subdivisions of the late W. R. Wilson's Segenhoe estate were offered for sale by auction to day, when ,9.423½ acres were disposed of, for a total of ...

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  17. CRICKET.

    It may not be generally known along the Coast that when the last team of Englishmen visited the colonies a promise was made that should the next team visit ...

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  18. THE EUROPEAN HEAT WAVE.

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—The beat wave which is afflicting the Continent, especially London and Paris, shows little signs of abatement. Yesterday the ...

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  19. LADIES COMMITTEE TO CAMPS

    London, Friday, 4 p.m.—Mrs Faweet and other members of the Victorian League are included in the committee of ladies which the Government has ...

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  20. TASMANIAN.

    Hobart, Saturday.—The remains of Mr G. K. Langridge, late editor of the "Tasmanian Mail" were interred in the Cornelian Bay Cemetery this afternoon. The ...

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  21. The Royal Visit.

    Albany, Sunday.—The Royal yacht Ophir which passed here on Thursday morning on her way from Adelaide to Fremantle, put back to Albany at 2 a.m. ...

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  22. THE NICARAGUA TREATY

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—The British Ambassor at Washington, Lord Paunceforte, has reported to the British Government that he is hopeful of re-arranging ...

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  23. DEATH SENTENCES COMMUTED.

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.-General Kitchener has commuted 84 death sentence on Cape rebels to life servitude In the Bermudas. ...

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  24. CAPE PUN OF CAMPAIGN

    London, Saturday, 6 p.m.—Reuter's correspondent at Capetown states that all the Gape troops will hereafter operate exclusively within Cape Colony under ...

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  25. PROPOSAL FOR BRITISH CADETS.

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—In the House of Lords last night, Lord Raglan, Undersecretary for War, in reply to the Earl of Neath, Bald that the Government were ...

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  26. COASTAL ASSESSMENT APPEALS.

    Hobart, Saturday.—Justice M'Intyre will leave by the express train on Monday for the North West Coast to hear appeals under the Assessment Act at Latrobe, ...

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  27. Orange River Colony.

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—The sum of £82 was found in the waistcoat which ex-President Steyn left behind him at Reitz, in his recent hurried flight on the ...

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  28. CRIMINAL COURT CALENDAR.

    Hobart, Saturday.—The criminal sittings of the Supreme Court will be held at Hobart on Tuesday next. The following is the calendar: Michael Carolan, forgery ...

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  29. REDUCTION OF IRISH RENTS.

    London, Friday, 7 p.m.—Contrary to the views and desire of the Government the House of Lords has sanctioned the appointment of a select committee of ...

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  30. General Items.

    London, Friday, 6 p.m.—The Earl of rosebery, speaking at the City Liberal club last night, described Mr. Labouchere's pro Boer meeting at the Queen's Hall as ...

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  31. News in Brief.

    At the Launceston Police Court on Saturday three defendants were each fined 204 and costs for neglecting to brand and keep conspieuously branded certain of ...

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  32. THE KING'S DECLARATION.

    London, Saturday, 4 p.m.—Last night in the House of Lords Lord Salisbury introduced a Bill amending the King's declaration in the Coronation Oath. The ...

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  33. LAUNCESTON.

    Launceston, Sunday.—A consignment of 84 boxes of butter wes landed from Melbourne by the ss Penguin yesterday. Late on Friday night when the ketches, ...

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  34. The Commonwealth.

    In the House of Representatives on Friday, Sir Philip Fysh, in reply to Mr Kirwan, said the Postmaster-General was not aware of any other State in which ...

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  35. THE BOWLING TOUR.

    London, Saturday, 6 p.m.—The New Zealand bowling team met and defeated the Baunds Green Club yesterday by 48 points to 28. ...

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  36. BANQUET TO MR ASQUITH

    London, Saturday, 8.10 p.m.—Mr H. H. Asquith's barquet last night was comparatively a tame affair, the proceedings being still under the influence of ...

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  37. Advertising

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  38. A CHILD'S PAINFUL ACCIDENT

    Launceston, Sunday.—Yesterday morning Leslie Brain, aged 14 months, was playing in his father's boot shop when by some means he got his right hand in the ...

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  39. SAGACITY AND SCOTTIE.

    Melbourne, Sunday.—When Sagacity fell at Caulfield yesterday he broke his shoulder and was subsequently shot. Scottie, who was killed in the ...

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  40. Wheaten and Oaten Hay as Fodder.

    Sir,—My attention was drawn to an inter-State item in Friday's issue of the "Advooate" under the heading, "Wheaten and oaten hay as fodder," and the ...

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  41. LORD ROSEBERY'S SPEECH.

    The Earl of Rosebery justified the opportuneness of his letter on the Liberal schism, which was traceable far less to Irish than to Imperial questions. The ...

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  42. FOOTBALL.

    Melbourne, Sunday. — The football matches on Saturday resulted as follow: THE LEAGUE. Essendon, 6 goals 16 behinds (52 ...

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  43. Mining.

    A meeting of gentlemen interested in the Mount Ramsay Gold and Bismuth Mining Section, situated at Mount Ramsay, Waratah, was hold on ...

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  44. ROSEBERY CREATES A SENSATION.

    Lord Rosebery's letter and speech have caused a tremendous sensation. The Liberals believe that Lord Rosebery contemplates establishing a Democratic ...

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  45. LEFROY v. NORTH HOBART.

    Hobart, Saturday.—At the association football match to-day Lef oy just managed to beat North Hobart. Scores; 8 goals 10 behinds; North Hobart, 7 ...

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  46. THE SMELTERS' CLUB.

    The secretary of the North-Western Football Association has received a letter from the secretary of the Smelters' Club (Queenstown) stating that his team ...

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  47. THE PRICE OF SILVER.

    London, Saturday, 6 p.m.—Tin is quoted at £131 for spot and £116 10s at three months. ...

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  48. Advertising

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