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  2. LATEST CABLEGRAMS

    The Chamber, byan large majority, has voted for the reinintroduction of the serutin de liste, with the representation of minorities. ...

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  3. THREATENING LETTER.

    Syme has been sentenced to six months' imprisonment. (On June.18th ex-Police Inspector Syme was renmanded at Bow-street Police Court ...

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  4. STATE PARMAMENT.

    In the Logislative Assembly, Mr. MeFarlane asked the Secretary for Lands will he take the necessary steps to make more widely known the liberal. provisions ...

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  5. ' LATEST TELEGRAMS. STUD SHEEP SALES.

    At the stud sheep sales to-day some satisfactory prices were, realised, several of the animals bringing from three to four hundred guineas. ...

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  6. CONSTABLE SHOOTS HIMSELF.

    Constable Benjamin O'Brien shot him-, self dead in the police barracks at Newcastle.He had been suffering from a serious internal ailment, and was soon to. ...

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  7. THE TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY.

    It is understood that legislation sanctioning the construction of the transcontinental railway will be definitely postponed,as the Victorian and South ...

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  8. P.P. BOARDS.

    The convention of the pastures Protection Boards has concluded, The representatives of the Casino Board proposed, and it was unanimously resolved, that the ...

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  9. LOCAL OPTION RESULTS.

    As the result of the operation of Local Option provided for by the Liquor Amendment Act passed six years ago, 321 hotels have either been closed or are now under ...

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  10. HEAT IN AMERICA.

    A scorching, temperature stal prevails in the eastern sections of Canada and the United States. There have been deaths here since Sunday, and 15 at Philadelphia. ...

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  11. VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT.

    The Victorian Parliament was opened today.The Governor's speech referred to the continued. prosperity' of the State, its sound finances, and the success of the ...

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  12. SIR GIBSON CABHICHAEL.

    The "Westadaster Gazette," in an appreciation of Sir Gibson Carmichael, exGovernor of Victoria, entitled "An ideal Governor," by Australian business men, ...

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  13. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

    The Secretary of the Liberal Association declares that the Liberal Party is fully prepared for an election at any time. ...

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  14. AVIATION IN AMERlCA.

    Harry Atwood, a Boston aviator, is making a flight from New York to Washington and Indianapolis. ...

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  15. PENNY POSTAGE.

    The Postmaster-General is opening up communication with America with a view of establishing penny postage between the Commonweath and the United, States. ...

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  16. BANE MANAGE R'S DEATH.

    W. A. Osborne, manager of the Orange branch of the Commercial Banking Co., of Sydney, was found dead in his office this morning with a bullet wound through his ...

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  17. NEW SOUTH WALES PEEMIER.

    Mr. McGowen goes to Shefield on Thursday, and spends three days in Manchester. Thence he goes to Liverpool, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Belfast, find win arrive in ...

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  18. PELAW MAIN TROUBLE.

    The proceedings of the board dealing with the Pelaw Main trouble came to an unexpected end yesterday. The men's representatives withdrew their claims, and ...

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  19. STEAMER NEW GUINEA.

    The Marine Court has again found tnat, the loss of the steamer New Guinea was caused by the default of the master, whose certificate has been suspended for six ...

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  20. DISTILLERY ON FIRE.

    Alness was awakened at midnight by the cry of Fire. Half-naked men rushed to liberate the famous polled herd of cattle. Women huddled in groups in the market ...

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  21. LADY REID'S MOTHER.

    Lady Reid only received intelligence her mother's death by this mail, ...

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  22. CONTROL, OF HOSPITALS.

    The Liberal Conference's proposal for, shire and municipal control of hospitals is not favoured by the Acting Chief Secretary, who prefers State management. ...

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  23. RETURNS FROM UNIONS.

    The Government Statistician has received returns from 33 unions in this State, showing that on December 51 last 1833 members, or seven per cent., were out of ...

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  24. HOOLEY'S LIABILITIES.

    Hooley's Habilities are estimated at £248,000. (Hooley was associated with Bottomley, of the "John Bull" newspaper, in certain ...

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  25. QUEENSLAND PIONEERS.

    A deputation of persons who have resided in Queensland and over waited on the Premier and asked that their services, to the State should be recognised by the ...

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  26. SHORTAGE OF LABOUR.

    At the Labour Commission to-day, one witness stated that there was a wages war going on between employers. In some instances employees who were receiving the ...

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  27. EVENTS IN PERSIA.

    Numerous telegrams have been, exchanged between the Cabinet and the Regent' The leaders of the Mellis have porsuaded Sipahah to return and resume the ...

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  28. PRIZE RAM FOR NEW ZEALAND.

    Mr. Harding, of Mount Vernon, New Zealand, has purchased the rommey' ram, prize winner, at the Norwich 'and other shows, for three hundred guineas, Which is the ...

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  29. FELLED WITH A MATTOCK.

    A verdict or wiltful murder has been' returned against Jas. Smith at the inquest on wake and Butler, victims of the Kellerberrin tragedy in West Australia. ...

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  30. FIRE AT REDEERN.

    Styman's bakery premises at Remern were destroyed by fire this morning. Three adjoining buildings. were, also badly damaged. ...

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  31. THE SUGAR INDUSTRY.

    At a meeting of suppliers to the Windermere mill, 42 out of a total of 50 suppliers were present. After a brief discussion,a resolution was carried that in the ...

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  32. METHODIST MISSION ANNIVERSARY.

    The Town Hall was crowded last night, on the celebration of- the 27th anniversary of the Central Mothodist. Mission. The Lieutenant Governor, Dr. W. P. Cullen, ...

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  33. CAPITAL, ISSUED.

    The "Economist" states that half the year's cupital issues of the United Kingdom amount to,£16, 077,000; British possessions £157, 500; Canada £19, 784,000; ...

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  34. CARTERS' STRIKE.

    Twelve thousand carters at Manchester: are striking and endeavouring to prevent the conveyance of all produce, The retailers are. much inconvenienced. ...

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  35. SUGAR REFUTING CO.

    The case against 65 employees of the Colonial Sugar Refining Company,for alleged breach' of agreement, has been concluded at Chllders. The police ...

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  36. BREWERY RING.

    The proprietor of a country brewery has come forward with a statement that the trade is being brought under the control of a huge browery ring, which is spreading ...

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  37. FLOODS IN BULGARIA.

    Devastating Hoods have occurred in Southern Bulgaria, and the inhabitants are fleeing to the mountains. Crops and dwellings have been destroyed. The damage is ...

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  38. SENIOR CADETS AT DRILL.

    While a number of senior cadets were be ing drilled at Melbourne, last night. some larrikins arrived on the scene, and called out, "Don't let kid ollicers boss you ...

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  39. BOY SCOUTS.

    The King inspected 35,000 1 oy scouts in Windsor Park. The Queen, Prince of Wales and General. Baden Powell, Lord Roberts, and Lord, Chas. Beresford were present. ...

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  40. DEATH SENTENCED COMMUTED..

    The death sentence, passed upon Alexander Johnston for wounding Mrs. Georgeley at Wails Lake, has been commuted to 12 years' penal servitude. ...

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  41. DISMASTED BARQUE.

    The steamer "Sutton Hall," which has, arrived at Melbourne, has reported that at 5 p.m. on Monday, when about 30 miles east. of Cape Otway, she passed a ...

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  42. TICKS AT MURWILLUMBAH.

    It is reported that the inspectors have discovered seven ticks on a cow running in a paddock at Murwillumbah. ...

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  43. OVER-SEA PARLIAMENTARIANS.

    The University College, Dublin, has banqueted the Over-sea Parliamentarians. Mr. McGowen had a chat on Australian matters, and afterwards had an interview ...

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  44. A NOTED BIGAMIST.

    George Lucid has been sentenced to seven years'' imprisonment for bigamy at the Old Bailey. Two thousand seven hundred setters were discovered at the prisoner's ...

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  45. BURNT TO DEATH.

    At the inquest on the body of a four-, year-old girl; Janette Johnston, who was burnt to death last week, the evidence showed that the father and mother were ...

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  46. VICTORIA'S CLAIM.

    The claim for Riverina by the Victorian Government is not taken seriously in Melbourne. Mr.Wade and Sir J. Carrathers ridicule the whole thing., ...

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  47. INDEPENDENCE BANQUET.

    Dr.Findlay, Attorney-General 01 New Zealant, Mr. McGowen, Premier of New South Wales, and Sir 'J. Ward, Premier of New Zealand, attended the American ...

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  48. THE VEND CASES.

    It is anticipated that, the argument, in the Vend case will occupy another three weeks. ...

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  49. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

    Thomas 'Webster was employed at a dard cutting machine at Detmold's factory in, Melbourne, when a girl playfully pushed against him. Tlio blade came down upon ...

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  50. FALSE REPRESENTATIONS.

    Charles Stewart, convicted of imposing upon certain people by falsely representing that he was authorised to collect money for the, Royal Hospital for Women, at ...

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  51. AFFAIRS IN MOROCCO.

    The first French squadron has left Toulon'to carry out firing practice. It has been arranged that the squadron will be in constant wireless communication with the ...

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  52. FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.

    Mr. Strachey has announced the outbreak of foot and mouth disease at ITounslow. A heifer and 42 pigs are affected. To-day's papers anticipate that Canada, ...

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  53. WEATHER FORECAST.

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  54. THE CHIEF SECRETARY.

    Mr. Donald McDonnell, Chief Secretary, is making slow but satisfied progress. ...

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  55. AMERICA INDEPENDENCE.

    It is believed that at the fourth of July celebrntions the deaths did not exceed 30. KANSAS CITY, Wednesday. Half the town of Princetown, 30 miles ...

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  56. SH KING DISCOVERY.

    A shocking case of neglect with discovered by two constables at No.15, University Place, Melbourne, occupied by Wil liam Browd,bootmaker, his wife Racbael, ...

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  57. BIG SHIPS' BERTHS.

    There is again talk of a change in the berthing arrangements for the P.and.O. and Orient Companies English mail steamers. Their presence has long been an, ...

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  58. BUTTER EXPORT TRADE.

    A number of representatives of the butter export trade waited on the Minister of Customs at Brisbane regarding the regulations upper the new Commerce Act. There ...

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  59. THE CONVERSION ACT.

    An. interesting development has taken place in connection With the Government's proposal for the repeal of the Conversion Act, which gives Crown lessees the right ...

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  60. PRIME MINISTERS SISTER.

    Mr. Fisher's sister.Janet has been married to Constable George. Galf, of the Liverpool police,force. Mr. Fisher gave his sister away, and ...

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  61. THE BALKANS.

    The "Neuefred Presse" states that a complete agreement has been reached between Austria,Hungary, Ituly, and Russia. which will be valuable in preserving peace by ...

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  62. SEAMEN'S STRIKE.

    The Docker's unions claims have been recognised as the basis of the claims throughout London, thus making the rate uniform. ...

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  63. JUDGE PRING ON THE EMPIRE.

    Mr, Justice, Pring speaking at the King's School Old Boys' union, on the progress of the British Empire,said one thing that characterised, the Empire at ...

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  64. SCARCIT F LABOUR.

    At the sitting of the conference of the representatives of the Melbourne Chamber of Manufacturers and of the Trades' Hall Council, regarding the scarcity of labour. ...

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  65. ROYAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, SOCIETY.

    Lord Curson appeals for 100,000 pounds sterling to give the Royal Geographical Society new headquaters more adequate to its needs. ...

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  66. W.A. PREMIER.

    A hundred city friends bade farewell to Mr, Wilson, Premier of Western Australia, in the Trocadero.Mr. Wilson, who broughted, said that Mr.Wilson had brought ...

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  67. BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT,

    The King, in a letter to General Badenpowell, says he was greatly pleased to see so many detachments of Boy Scouts from all. parts of the United Kingdom and ...

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  68. SEIZURE OF WAIR MATERAL.

    Four eight centimetre Krupp guns, with carriage and spare wheels, 1000 ordinary shells, 320 Shrapnel shells, 1000 nxannliohers and 200,000 cartridges have been ...

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  69. STARVING BLACKS.

    The Minister for External Auairs has received a telegram from the Acting Administrator of the Northern Territory, Judge Mitchell, reporting that a number ...

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  70. THE VETO BILL.

    Lord Lansdowne, in moving his atnendment to the Parliament Bill, admitted that some readjustment of the Houses was essential. He was willing to meet the ...

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  71. DUBLIN CORPORATION.

    The Corporation of Dublin cagerly declined to present an address to the King. ...

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  72. LONG EARTHQUAKE

    A two hours' earthquake in Central Asia. has been recorded in England. ...

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  73. Advertising

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  74. A BY-ELECTION.

    Mr. Ronalt McNeill. Unionist, has been returned unopposed for East Kent. ...

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  75. Advertising

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  76. Advertising

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  77. Advertising

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  78. Advertising

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  79. PRESIDENT TAFT.

    While president Taft was entering the receiving stand in front, of the soldiers' monument, a spent bullet bit a woman close by and wounded her slightly. The ...

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