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  2. LONDON CABLES

    London, June 18.—Messrs Armour, Swift, Cudaby, Nelson and Morris, the heads of Chicago meat packing firms, have been found guilty of accepting ...

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  3. LONDON GABLES.

    London, June l1.—The Archbishop of York, in reply to a laymen's memorial, declared that while from the outset he had been keenly ...

    Article : 185 words
  4. AUSTRALASIAN.

    Melbourne, Thursday.—The ship Melville Island has been "arrested" at the instance of Alex Morton, a member of the crew, who claims that a sum of £13 16a is ...

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  5. Johnson v. Hungerford.

    Sir,—I should like, with your permission, to pen a few lines in order that the public may be able to judge of the merits of this case, full report of which appears ...

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  6. Advertising

    {No abstract available}

    Advertising : 2,729 words
  7. Sporting.

    A good deal of interest attached to the weekly meeting of the above at Lucas' Hotel, Latrobe, on Tuesday evening, owing to there being no less than 10 ...

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  8. A TWO-UP SCHOOL.

    Melbourne, Thursday.—Edward Tipper and Charles Connors were fined £20 each to-day for keeping a two-up school. ...

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  9. Russian Affairs.

    London; June 13.—The "Novoe Vremya," published at St. Petersburg, states that the Government is forming a reserve of 50,000,000 acres, chiefly ...

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  10. COMMITTED FOR ABDUCTION.

    Melbourne, Thursday.—John Hughes was to-day committed for trial at the Filzroy Court on a charge of abducting a girl aged 15 years. ...

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  11. ABOLITION OP INCOME TAX.

    Melbourne, Thursday.—An association has been formed to secure the abolition of the State income tax. ...

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  12. A MELBOURNE LOAN.

    Melbourne, Thursday.—The Metropolitan Board of Works has successfully floated a loan of £250,000 at 4 per cent. The average realised was 102½. ...

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  13. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Sydney, Thursday.—The Premier has received further information that American flour is being re-bagged at Hong Kong and sold as Australian. The Yankee ...

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  14. MILITARY DISAFFECTION.

    London, June 14.—The Governor of Poltava asks for reinforcements from other districts, fearing that the soldiers now stationed at Poltava will ...

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  15. ULVERSTONE H.H.v. PENGUIN H.H.

    A football match was played on the Ulverstone Recreation Ground on Wednesday afternoon between half-holiday teams representing Penguin and ...

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  16. MR LYTTELTON SEEKS REELECTION.

    A vacancy in the membership of the House of Commons has bean caused by the resignation, owing to ill-health, of Colonel the Hon ...

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  17. W. N. WILLIS' EXTRADITION.

    Sydney, Thursday.—word has been received that W. N. Willis will sail under escort from South Africa by the steamer Eri in the course of a few days for ...

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  18. Tainted Meat Horrors.

    London, June 13.—The Royal Fusiliers, in garrison at Parkhurst, refuse to eat American tinned " bully beef." ...

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  19. A. ZEEHAN MATCH.

    Zeehan, Thursday.—The junior association football match yesterday resulted: Commonwealth, 8.13 (61 points) ; Silver King, 8.3 (51 points). ...

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  20. WHEELERS ON STRIKE.

    Sydney, Thursday.—A strike of wheelers has occurred at Wallsend. Eight hundred men are affected, and the loading of coal steamer baa been delayed. ...

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  21. SATURDAY'S MATCHES.

    Latrobe Juniors v. Sassafras, at Sassafras, Latrobe Juniors: J. Schulz (capt.), Woodberry, Keam, coombe, Ellis, Dunn, Burness, Brown, Lowry (2), Aherne, ...

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  22. Consumption Sanatorium.

    London, June 14.—The new Midhurst Sanatorium for Consumptives was opened yesterday by King Edward, who was accompanied by ...

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  23. PTOMAINE POISONING CASE.

    Sydney, Thursday.—Richard forsyth died to-day of ptomaine poisoning at Cobar through eating bad German sausage ...

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  24. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Adelaide, Thursday.—The will of the late Edward Spicer has been proved, the value of the estate being sworn as not to exceed £130,000. ...

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  25. N.W. Farmers' Association.

    It is expected that the first dividend in the defunct N.W. Farmers' Association, Devonport, will be shortly declared by the liquidator, Mr J. Littlejohn. The amount ...

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  26. An English Eleven.

    London, Jnne 14.—After the receipt of Australian newspapers respecting the cricket dispute, the Marylebone Club feels justified in ...

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  27. Tasmanian.

    Hobart, Thursday.—A meeting of State school teachers was held to-day to meet Colonel Hoad and the State Military Commandant, C lonel Legge, and discuss a ...

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  28. Australian Fruit.

    London, June 14.—Victoria, South Australia and "Westralia each have excellent displays of fruits at the Botanic Society's show. ...

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  29. General News.

    London, June 13.—John Laurence OToole, the celebrated comedian, whose health has long been unsatisfactory, is reported to be sinking. ...

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  30. THE APPLE MARKET.

    The R.M.S. Himalaya's and Suevic's apples from Australia were landed on a good market, but prices declined about 6d per case owing to ...

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  31. BOXING.

    Melbourne, Thursday.—Final arrangements have been made for the visit of John O'Brien, boxing champion of the world, who comes from Philadelphia to ...

    Article : 55 words
  32. SUPREME COURT PRACTITIONERS.

    Hobart, Thursday.—Mesari R. H. Smith and O. H. Douglas were admitted as practitioners of the Supreme Court to-day. ...

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  33. MORAL'S VICTIMS.

    Three more victims of the bomb outrage at Madrid a fortnight ago hare succumbed to their injuries. ...

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  34. Natal Native Rising.

    London, June 14.—The Chief Magistrate and Civil Commissioner of Zululand, Mr C.J. R. Saunders, considers that the rumors of the chief ...

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  35. ARGENTINE VICE-CONSULS.

    Thomas Fergus, Alfred Gollan and Adolpho Feez have been gazetted as Argentine Vice-Consuls at Dunedin, Melbourne and Brisbane respectively. ...

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  36. EMIGRANTS FOR NEW ZEALAND.

    Hobart, Thursday.—The steamer Athenic arrived yesterday with 46½ passengers. With the exception of 2½ they are bound for New Zealand. ...

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  37. Mining.

    The mine manager reprots for week ending June 9:— No.2 level—No.3 lode, drive south on westerly branch extended 3ft; are, 3ft ...

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  38. MISHAP TO SPEARMINT.

    The English colt Spearmint, winner of the Derby and the Grand Prix de Paris, owned by Major Eustace Loder, and a son of Carbine, met with ...

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  39. THE EXTINCT EMU.

    Hobart, Thursday.—Mr A. Morton, Curator of the Hobart Museum, has gone to King Island to obtain specimen bones of the extinct Tasmanian emu. ...

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  40. ORDINATION SERVICE.

    Hobart, Thursday.—Me J. K. Norman was ordained 11 a priest and Mr O. Birch at b deacon at Bt. David's Cathedral to-day. ...

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  41. UNFORTUNATE BOER EMIGRANTS.

    Owing to the Bad condition of the Boers who emigrated from the Transvaal to Argentine, the Premier of Gape Colony, Dr L. S. Jameson, is ...

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  42. MB CONLON AT SMITHTON.

    Hobart, Thursday.—Arrangements have been made for Mr A. Conlon, the Dairy Expert, to lecture on dairying at Smithton on Thursday next. ...

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  43. AID FROM THE CAPE.

    London, Jane 14.—Colonel Rodger commands a contingent of 500 men recruited for all parts of Cape Colony, who are about to sail from ...

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  44. LAUNCESTON.

    Launceston, Thursday.—At a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce to-day it was resolved to communicate with Senator Keating, stating that the whole of the ...

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  45. SWEATING OP TAILORS.

    Thousands of tailors employed in the fashionable establishments of the East End of London hare struck against the sweating to which they ...

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  46. The Triple Alliance.

    London, Jane 14.—The Minister for Foreign Affairs in Austria-Hungary, Count Goluchowski, assured the budget committee of the Austrian ...

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  47. SATURDAY'S QUOTATIONS AND SALES.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 88 words
  48. ZEEHAN.

    Zeehan, Thursday.—Senator J. H. Kesting wired to Mr. H.D. Marsh, of zeehan, to-day., as follows: "Construction of line via Guildford ordered; writing ...

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  49. The Federal Parliament.

    Melbourne, Thursday.—The Senate resumed business to-day after the adjournment out of respect to the late Mr Seddon. ...

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  50. Britain and Germany.

    London, June 14—The correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" at Kiel, Germany, states that eight British battleships, 12 cruisers and 40 torpedoers are to ...

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  51. Devonport Town Board.

    Sir,—I have read " Ratepayer's" letter in this morning's "Advocate." I do not hold with him that the question of increasing the secretary of the Town Boards's ...

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  52. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

    Melbourne, Thursday.—In the House of Representatives to-day, Messrs M'Donald (Q) and Salmon (V.) were nominated for chairmanship of ...

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  53. Making Cable News.

    We have previously published some specimens of Manila journalism Mr C. A. Littler, who is paying a holiday visit to Devonport, hands us some recent papers ...

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  54. PECULIAR GERMAN ACTION.

    On the eve of the British naval mobilisation for the manœuvres a German South African liner appeared two days before her time and anchored at Dover close to ...

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  55. DR. DANYSZ'S MICROBES.

    Mr Hughes (N S.W.) moved that the introduction of microbes by Dr Danyaz to the Commonwealth be not permitted, excepted for laboratory experiments. ...

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  56. Infantile Mortality.

    London, Jane 14.—At the opening of the National Conference on infantile mortality, the president of the Local Government Board, Mr John Burns, stated that ...

    Article : 84 words
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