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SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE.
A sub-committee of the North Sydney Bridge League has submitted a report on the Royal Commission's estimates. The report says the Commission had not given ...
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GENERAL AND SPECIAL CABLE NEWS.
The Londen portion of the new Turkish loan of £4,282,840, in 4 per cents, at £89 10s, was oversubscribed. The issue was floated at a 15s premium. ...
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FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.
SYDNEY, Friday.—When the House of Representatives met yesterday "Mr. Fisher moved—"That the Government does not possess the confidence of this House." ...
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BARQUE ORLEANS LOST.
SYDNEY, Friday:—A party of castaways landed last evening on the coast of Tasmania from the ship Orleans, which was lost off the West Coast of Tasmania some ...
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC SPORTING.
SYDNEY, Friday.—During the week ended May F. Wootton rode two winners, one at Lingfield, and the other at the opening day at Doncaster; but finished on several ...
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SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY.
SYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. Justice Street has been appointed a Boyal Commissioner to investigate the proposal for a Saturday half-holiday. ...
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BRITISH BUDGET.
LONDON, Thursday.—A meeting was held in the City yesterday to protest against the Budget proposals. Scores of leading men, members of the ...
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CHAPMAN-ALEXANDER MISSION.
SYDNEY, Friday.—There was another crowded gathering at the Town Hall last night. Dr. Chapman, in his address, said: To ...
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FOOTBALL.
On the Fisher Park Oval this afternoon, the Richmond representativas will play the Clarence fifteen. The visitors arrived last Levelling by the Bosker, which picked them ...
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TRADE SCHOOLS.
SYDNEY, Friday.—The Minister for Education, Me. Hogue, to-day further explained regarding the proposed trade schools. The object, he said, was to co-ordinate the ...
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PRESS CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Thursday.—The finperia Tress Conference delegates, who are visiting Scotland, were entertained at breakfast by the Students' Union of the University of ...
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CRICKET.
LONDON, Thursday.—Tarrant, playing for Middlesex, scored 129 against Essex, and 56 and 138 against Nottinghamshire. Australians in England. ...
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QUEENSLANDERS IN LONDON.
LONDON, Thursday.—At the annual Queenslanders' dinner the Agent-General presided, and there was an attendance of about 100. Lord Crewe, Secretary foy the Colonies, ...
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The Billiard Match.
SYDNEY, Friday.—Weiss scored 200 inore than Lindrum on Thursday night. When play was resumed Weiss was 8671 and Lindruin 13,077. At the close of the ...
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THE FRENCH NAVY.
LONDON, Thursday.—The French Navy Commission has issued a report upon the condition of the French Navy. The report declares that France, has ...
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MURRUMBIDGEE IN FLOOD.
SYDNEY, Friday.—A message from Gundagai states that it is feared on the Murrumbidgee there will be a heavy flood, as rain has fallen for 17 consecutive days. ...
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Moorefield Races.
SYDNEY, Friday.—For Moorefield races to-morrow "Early Bird" selects:—Hurdles —Mainspring, The Imp, Dinyah. Twoyear-old—Maintenon. The Twister, Lady ...
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UNITED STATES.
LONDON, Thursday. An explosion at Wehrum colliery, Pennsylvania, entombed 65 miners. Of that number 24 miners, mostly Hungarians and Poles, were killed. ...
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A QUESTION OF SUPPLY.
SYDNEY, Friday:—In the House of Representatives to-day Mr. Deakin said, as at the end of the financial year all votes would lapse, it was deseable that a ...
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Grafton Golf Club.
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BRITAIN'S NAVY.
LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. L. P. Borden, Canadian Minister of Marine, replying to a deputation which waited upon him at Montreal, reviewed three proposals for ...
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LAST NIGHT'S CABLES.
The Naval and Military Conference will meet on 28th July. The Reichstag by 194 votes to 186 rejected the Government's inheritance tax. ...
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SYDNEY SHOW PROFITS.
SYDNEY, Friday.—The Royal Agricultural Society Council to-day approved of additional pavilions for horses and dairy stock, and other improvements at a cost ...
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EULOGISING THE SYRIAN.
SYDNEY, Friday.—Several Syrian merchants in Sydney, and a few other friends, did honour to a Syrian'merchant, and a man of letters, who is leaving on a Visit. ...
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THE CLARENCE ELECTORATE.
The Member for the Clarence has been officially informed as follows:- In reply to application made on behalf of the South Grafton Council respecting ...
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Coff's Harbour Signal Corps.
A Volunteer Morse Code Signal Corps has Leen established at Colt's Harbour, and is being supported, entirely by voluntary contributions. Much local interest is being ...
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FISCAL LIBERTY AND UNION.
LONDON, Thursday.—Speaking at the National Liberal Club, Sir Edward Grey, Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said nothing under discussion between Germany and ...
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SUGAR-GROWERS' BOARDS.
SYDNEY, Friday.—The Australian Sugar Producers' Union sitting in Brisbane has decided unanimously that the Council shall ask the "Minister to introduce legislation ...
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ELSIE SIGEL'S DEATH.
LONDON, Thursday.—Chorig Sing, a cousin of Leong, who is the alleged murderer of the girl. missionary, Elsie Sigel, in Chinatown, New York, confesses that he ...
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INTER-STATE TELEGRAMS.
The action brought by the Rev. Dr. Frackelton against Mr. M'Callum for alleged defamation resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff for £150. ...
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ACTION FOR TRESPASS.
CASINO, Friday.—At the Police Court to-day, before the P.M. and Messrs. Page, Carlton, and M'Dougll, J'sP., Wm. L. Hughes, manager of the Tomki Estate, ...
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TELEPHONING LIGHT AND COLOUR.
LONDON, Thursday.—Ebcperts speak well of an invention of the brothers Andersen, of Copenhagen, for the transmission of light and colour by telephone. ...
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Victoria.
A nugget weighing 300oz. has been found in the Woah Hawp mine, Ballarat. ...
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Tasmania.
On the Dchsion beaches thousands of crayfish, and many unknown kinds of fish are lying. An extraordinary high sea is running along the coast. ...
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AIRSHIP BUILDING.
LONDON, Thursday.—Twelve Wright aeroplanes are being built for the German army. The London "Daily Mail's" offer to ...
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Advertising
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South Australia.
A new goldfield designated the Fergusson, near, Fine Creek, in the Northern Territory, has been proclaimed. ...
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New Zealand.
The scow Zingara, which left Auckland to salvage the cargo of the wrecked steamer Aeon, at Christmas Island, was unsuccessful. It is stated that the wreck was ...
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Advertising
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