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  2. BOWLING. A SUCCESSFUL AFTERNOON.

    The afternoon given by the president. Mr. A. G. [?]obertson, yesterday was one of the most successful functions held on the green. The invitations were freely ...

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  3. LATEST SPORTING. The Turf.

    At the Mentone Races to-day the Newmarket Trial Stakes resulted:—Lautoka 1, Desert Rose 2, Celerity 3. ...

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  4. LATEST CABLEGRAMS. ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE FAIL.

    Mrs. Mary Sulzman and her sister, Miss Elizabeth, retired from the suicide field after ten unsuccessful attempts to kill themselves. ...

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  5. IMPERIAL AFFAIRS.

    Members of the House of Commons of all parties are extensively signing a petition to Mr. asqui[?]n on the lines supporting New Zealand's proposal. ...

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  6. AIRMEN FOR WAR.

    The War Office has organised an air battalien in connection with the Royal Engineers, to supersede the balloon school. It is intended to create a body of expert ...

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  7. A WOMAN'S DEATH.

    An inquest has been opened concerning the death of a young woman named Mary Langley, whose body was exhumed at the Waverley cemetery. ...

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  8. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ADMIRAL HENDERSON'S REPORT.

    The Minister for Defence, Senator Pearce, has received Admiral Headerson's report upon the naval defence of Australia. ...

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  9. STATE REVENUE.

    The State revenue for last month amounted to £120,783 less than for the corresponding month last year, as nothing was received from the Commonwealth. The ...

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  10. ROYAL MOVEMENTS.

    King George attends the Leopards Town races on the 11th of July. The Sovereigns afterwards attend the Prime of Wales investiture at Carnarvon ...

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  11. ON AN ICEFLOE.

    There were 120 rescued at Finland from the ice[?]es. The survivors experienced terrible suffereings. For three days and nights the floe was constantly breaking, and ...

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  12. Cricket.

    The N.S. Wales—South Africa cricket match was resumed to-day. Faulkner and Nourse, the not cut men from the previous day, continued their innings. The ...

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  13. MORE IMMIGRANTS.

    A body of five hundred British immigrants arrived in Melbourne yesterday on route for New South Wales. ...

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  14. NEW SUBMARINES.

    Two submarines of the new E class design are to be commenced at Chatham. They are 176 feet long and of 800 tons displacement submerged, and with a speed ...

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  15. SYDNEY COUNCIL AND CORONATION.

    The Sydney City Council has decided, on the Lord Mayor's casting vote, that the latter should not represent Sydney at the Coronation celebrations in London. ...

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  16. CORRUPTION[?]

    There have been sensational dovelopment at the investigation into official corruption involving high officials. Mr. Housesmith, a former manager for ...

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  17. BRITISH POLITICS. UNIONIST MEMBERS MEETING.

    At a meeting of the Unionist members of the House of Commons to consider the reform of the House of Lords, any split in the ranks was denied. It was admitted ...

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  18. SUNDAY USE OF TELEPHONES.

    A deputation from the Council of Churches has urged upon the PostmasterGeneral to make an appeal to telephone subscribers not to use their telephones on ...

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  19. STATE PUBLIC SERVICE.

    The inquiry regarding the Public Service of New South Wales has commenced, and the work is expected to last a considerable time. ...

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  20. FOOD FOR WOLVES.

    The "Zeitung" has published an extraordinary story of a wedding party fo 120 sledging from Obstipoff to Tashkens. They were attacked by scores of wolves. ...

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  21. JURY DISAGREE.

    The jury disagreed at the trial at Melburne of James McCormack, charged with the alleged murder of Constable Jones at Ba[?]hus Marsh. ...

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  22. PAPUAN SENSATION. WIRELESS PARTY'S DEPARTURE.

    Father Shaw and his party of nine assistances left Sydney to-day with six sets of wireless apparatus to assist in the search for Staniforth Smith and his party. ...

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  23. REFORM HOTELS.

    Lord Lamington has introduced a Bill into the House of Lords enabling public houses to be made social resorts instead of drinking dens, by means of the ...

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  24. FRENCH POLITICS.

    It is announced that Sen[?]tor Monies will be Premier of the new Ministry in succession to M. Briand, and M. Delcasse in mentioned as Minister for Marine. ...

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  25. WEATHER FORECAST.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 60 words
  26. PRICE OF SILVER.

    Bar silver is now quoted at 2s old per ounce. ...

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  27. THE MEAT TRUST.

    The "Daily Telegrph's" New York correspondent states the Commonwealth's determination to discourage the American Meat Trust is viewed with envious ...

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  28. THE UNIONISTS UNITY.

    The official account of the full meeting of the [?]nionist members of the House of Commons states the utmost loyalty and confidence in the leaders was shown. ...

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  29. THE PERTH MURDER.

    The West Australian Executive decided that Alexander Smart, who was convicted of the murder of Ethel Harris. shall be executed on Tuesday next. ...

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  30. DANGEROUS RIVERS.

    MR. George Bell, of the artistic staff of the "Sydney Mail," who was in Papua some years ago as photographic surveyor with an exploring expedition, was up a ...

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  31. CASINO POLICE COURT.

    At the Police Court to-day William R. Hill was charged with stealing one Ayrshire steer in December, 1910, [?] January last at Clovass, the property of A. A. ...

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  32. "EMULATE AUSTRALIA."

    Admiral Fremantle, speaking at a Navy League dinner, said Great Britain should emulate Australia and New Zealand, and secure British seamen for British ships, ...

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  33. VETO DEBATE CONTINUTED.

    The veto debate was continued in the House of Commons without eliciting any new features. Mr. Lyttelton and Colonel Seely were the principal speakers. ...

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  34. BRIEFS.

    The strike at Carcoar and Lithgow was settled on Saturday night, following a conference between Mr. Hoskins, Messrs. Carmichael and Dooley, Ms.L.A., and Mr. ...

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  35. CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES. RECIPROCITY COLD PORRIDGE.

    The "[?]all Mall Gazette" says it appears to be settled that an extra session in April will be necessary to pass the Reciprecity Bill. ...

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  36. SALE OF PAINTING.

    The "Times" writes that Feltor. Reynold's portrait of Miss palmor, formerly in Lord currie's collection, was gold on July 6, 1906, for 950 guineas. ...

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  37. THE PLAGUE.

    The Princess Dolgorouki has joined the plague nursing staff at Harbin. ...

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  38. THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL.

    It is learned from an authoritative official source that there is every peobability that Lord Denman will succeed Lord Dudley as Governor-General. ...

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  39. TEAM FOR NEXT TEST.

    The Australian team for the fifth test match, to start on Friday, will be the same as the last test, with the exception that Macartney will be twelth man. The ...

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  40. APPEAL CASES.

    The case of Municipal Council of Sydney versus Fleay judgment was reserved. In the case of the Attorney-General of New South Wales versus Begley, leave to ...

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  41. THE CANADIAN DEBATE.

    The debate on the Reciprocity Bill was continued in the Doninion House of Commons yesterday. A sensation was caused when Mr. ...

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  42. DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

    A parcel of 5000lbs, of dynamite exploded on board a s[?]ow on the Columbia River. Four men are missing and believed to be dead, while six are seriously injured. ...

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  43. TICK INVASION.

    Mr. St. Clair, Stock Inspector at Glen [?]nnes, has received word of an outbreak of tick having occurred at a station which is situated on the Queensland border. This ...

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  44. Cycling.

    Intending competitors are reminded that nominations close with the secretary. F. Agutter, on Saturday evening next, at 9 o'clock. The final general meeting of the ...

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  45. D.S.O. CANCELLATION,

    In the London "Gazette" the King has directed that William Edward O'Brien, late Lieutenant and Honorary Major on the unattached list of the Commonwealth ...

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  46. PROTECTING PROFESSORS.

    The Government has announced its intention of protecting Professors if the refusal to take the anti-modernist [?] threatens their position. ...

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  47. MEASLES EPIDEMIC.

    There have been 133 deaths from measles in London during the past week and 70 at She[?]ield. ...

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  48. Billiards.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 77 words
  49. ROW OVER DRAINS.

    A serious disagreement exists amongst agriculturalists at Cohunn, Victoria, where the authorities had constructed drains to run flood waters off certain lands. ...

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  50. CLAPHAM COMMON MURDER.

    A true bill has been filed against Steiner Morrison, who was committed for trial on a charge of murdering the Jew, Beron of Clapham Common. He will ...

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  51. TO OUST ALDER[?]EN.

    "Ratepayer" (Penrith) asks the writer of the Local Government column in the "Daily Telegraph" whether an alderman can legally retain his position if portion of his ...

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  52. Football.

    In the football match Wales scored fifteen points and France nil. ...

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  53. BURGLARS KILL PRIEST.

    Burglars killed a priest in the village of Dampremy, and also his servent. ...

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  54. Boxing.

    Jack Lester. a heavyweight, has been matched to meet Bill Lang in a twenty round boot in Australia on April 16th. ...

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  55. SHEEP STEALING.

    Thomas Ryan, a grazier, was sentenced to four years penal servitude at the Bathurst Sessions to-day for sheep stealing. His Honor said he had never known a ...

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  56. THE WRECKED [?]OTEA.

    The wreck of the Aotea has been relieved of its carge, but an attempt to [?]ow the vessel off was unsuccessful. ...

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  57. PERSONAL.

    Miss Norma Drewe, matron of St. Margaret's Hospital, Casino, is on a visit to Lismore. Our Casino correspondent wired ...

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  58. SMALLPOX IN ENGLAND.

    Following on the outbreak of smallpox in the East End of London, it is now reported there are 45 cases of smallpox under treatment, while two deaths have been ...

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  59. RICHMOND AMUSEMENT COMPANY.

    The picture programmes submitted by this company have been such that they have earned public approval, and the company is always sure of a good house. They ...

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  60. AUSTRA[?]S YOUNG DEFENDERS.

    There was a busy seene at the Drill Hall yesterday when the senior cadets under the compulsory training regulations were being medically examined by Dr.Gaggir[?]. ...

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  61. HUNGARY, VOTES FOR WARSUITS.

    The Hungarian Delegation has voted for the construction of four Dreadnoughts, three cruisers, and a number of torpedoers. ...

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  62. SUICIDE.

    Mrs. Mills, of Carlton, Melbourne, last night noticed the demcanour of her son Frederick, aged 23, was strange. When she questioned him he said, "Come into my ...

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  63. NEW LINER LAUNCHED.

    The liner Demosthenes has been launched at Bellast. ...

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  64. GRAFTON BOWLERS.

    Mr. R. A. Bell, Patron of the Grafton Bowling Club, was entertained on the green by the members to-day when afternoon ten was partaken of. The weather ...

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  65. THAT INCESSANT TICKLING.

    In the throat, and all throat and chest troubles promptly relieved by Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery. Price 1s 6d and 3s per bottle. Obtainable at A. G. ...

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  66. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

    Mr. Har[?]urt, replying to a question in the House of Commons, said all possible Imperial Conference data would reach the visiting Premiers of the Dominions before ...

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  67. BARKED YOUR S[?]NS?

    Well, try Dr. Shelton's Magnetic Liniment; it will take away all the pain and stiffness, and you will forget all about it. Price 1s 6d and 3s. Obtainable at A. G. ...

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  68. DR. SHELDON'S DIGESTIVE TABULES

    Are a positive cure for Indigestion. Flatulence, Hearatburn, Acidity of Stomach, anti all Stomach Troubles. Frice 2s 6d per tin of 80 Tabules. Obtainable at A. G. ...

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  69. STREET'S WHITE ANT CURE.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 50 words
  70. WHEN YOU ARE KEPT AWAKE.

    At night with that, troublesome Cough, remember that it can be speedily cured by Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery. Price 1s 6d and 3s per bottle. Obtainable at A. G ...

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  71. PROBATE DUTY.

    The probate duty on Baron Rothschi[?]d's estate amounted to £1,200,000. ...

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