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  2. INTERCOLONIAL.

    The annual show of the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria was opened yesterday, under unfavorable auspices as regards weather. ...

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  3. PROUD POLAND.

    The Czar and the Czarina are new visiting Warsaw, where they have been cordially welcomed. The Imperial visit is intended to ...

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  4. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    At Newcastle last night an alarm was given that the coal in the bunkers of Huddart, Parker, and Co.'s steamer Burrumbeet was on ...

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  5. INDIA.

    The latest news from Simla is to the effect that the tribesmen have murdered and robbed the British levies holding Gazarbundost, in ...

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  6. TURKEY AND GREECE.

    Yesterday the Sultan of Turkey, on the anniversary of his accession to the throne, pardoned 24 political prisoners. ...

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  7. GENERAL NEWS.

    THE CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS. Mr. J. Ednie Brown, the conservator of forests, has been absent from his office for the past few ...

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  8. VITICULTURAL BOARD.

    The Minister Agriculture has received a report from the Viticultural Board on the subject of the proposed establishment of ...

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  9. KING OF ITALY.

    The Rome correspondent of the London Times says that the prestige of King Humbert, which owing to national misfortunes had ...

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  10. AN ORCHARD DISEASE.

    A disease known as San Jose scale has been reported by the Government entomologist to exist in some orchards in the northern ...

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  11. MILITARY OFFICIALS DECORATED.

    The Sultan has decorated with war medals the military officials who were concerned in the war with Greece. ...

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  12. THE AFRIDIS' EXPEDITION.

    A report received from Simla states that there has been a delay in connection with the advance of the expedition to suppress the ...

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  13. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The barque Wythop, in ballast, from Port Natal to Port Pirie, which arrived on Tuesday night, reported that Captain Edwards had ...

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  14. PROBATE GRANTED.

    The estate of the late Mr. Andrew Anderson, M.L.A., has been sworn at £30,746. The whole amount was bequeathed to the deceased's ...

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  15. FEDERAL CONVENTION.

    The second session of the Convention was entered upon to-day in the presence of Viscount and Lady Hampden, Sir Thomas Fowell ...

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  16. THE REVENUE.

    The revenue returns for August published yesterday, show a decrease of £129,097, compared with the corresponding period of last ...

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  17. LIVELY MEETING.

    There was a lively meeting yesterday of the shareholders in the Old American Quartz - mining Company, Laanecoorie. The ...

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  18. STRENGTHENING THE FORTS.

    Colonel Gordon's force has safely traversed the Kohat Pass. Major Richardson's force now proceeds to Kurram, and will while ...

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  19. LOST IN THE BUSH.

    Three children named Kendall left their home at Grainbob, near Wagga, on Saturday and were lost in the bush. A search party ...

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  20. STABBING AFFRAY.

    Mrs. Nixon is out of danger, and Mr. Addison has left the hospital. ...

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  21. PEACE CONDITIONS.

    The London Daily News of this morning says that France, Russia, and Italy are in favor of the exclusion of the Greek bondholders' ...

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  22. COMMISSIONS AT WORK.

    The Pastoral Commission has decided to commence an inspection of the country and to take evidence. The members will go to Muttooroo ...

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  23. MOUNTED RIFLES.

    The detachment of the Victorian Mounted Rifles arrived to-day, and was warmly received. Having marched to the Victoria Barracks ...

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  24. INQUEST ON MRS. NAGLE.

    In connection with the finding of the remains of Mrs. Nagle, who was missing for several years, in the bush near Sutherland, an in ...

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  25. CALVERT EXPEDITION.

    Bejah, the camel driver of the Calvert expedition, returned to-day from Western Australia, and was warmly welcomed. ...

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  26. CUSTOMS REVENUE.

    The revenue derived from Customs for August amounted to £189,656. The estimated receipts were exceeded by £9,260. ...

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  27. SULTAN AND AMEER.

    The Sultan of Turkey has sent many presents to the Ameer of Afghanistan, and this display of friendship at the present time is ...

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  28. FROZEN HARES.

    The Board of Exports continues to send to England large numbers of hares, the average export being 6,000 [?] week. ...

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  29. RAILWAY REVENUE.

    The railway revenue for the week was £19,953. ...

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  30. CITY OF MELBOURNE BANK.

    An application was made yesterday by the City of Melbourne Bank and other financial institutions interested for the sanction of the ...

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  31. MAIL CONTRACTS.

    The arrangements in connection with the mail contracts via Suez have been completed. Under the altered rules, while the bulk of the ...

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  32. STOCK FOR THE WEST.

    The steamer Strathavon will leave to-morrow for Fremantle with a shipment of 50 prime bullocks and a number of horses and sheep. ...

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  33. THE ANARCHISTS

    With reference to the suggestion made by the Spanish Government about a week ago, that an international penal colony should be ...

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  34. CRICKET.

    James O'Halloran, formerly of the Melbourne Cricket Club, who came to England some time ago with M. Roche, also of the M.C.C. ...

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  35. MESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN

    The visiting pressmen were accommodated in the ladies' gallery, while on the floor of the chamber seats were reserved for distinguished ...

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  36. EXHIBIT OF WINES.

    A meeting of the Vinegrowers Association to-day resolved to ask the Government for assistance in arranging for an exhibition of ...

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  37. AGRICULTURAL SHOW.

    A public holiday was gazetted today in honor of the agricultural show. The weather was fine but chilly, the attendance being up to ...

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  38. THE STATE BANK.

    During the last fortnight the State Bank has granted loans aggregating £3,080 to 24 applicants. ...

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  39. PERTH LOCAL COURT.

    UNDEFENDED CASES.—In the following cases, which were undefended, verdicts for the plaintiffs, with costs, were given :—Smith v. ...

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  40. OUTER HARBOR SCHEME.

    The proposal of the syndicate for building a deep water jetty at Largs Bay was considered again at a meeting of the Marine Board ...

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  41. TASMANIA.

    The value of the ore exported during August was £90,687, an increase of £57,237 on the same month of last year. Mt. Lyell ...

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  42. KAISER THREATENED.

    A report just received from Brussels states that an anarchist named Daubenspeck has been arrested on suspicion of having ...

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  43. A. E. TROTT.

    In 13 matches played at Lord's this season, A. E. Trott, the Australian cricketer, for the Marylebone Club and Ground has scored ...

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  44. VICTORIAN ALLIANCE.

    The annual conference of the Victorian Alliance was opened to-day, when various "planks" for the proposed "platform" to be ...

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  45. THE WEST COAST.

    A party left here to-day to commence the surrey of the Great Western railway. In reply to a deputation from ...

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  46. LABOR WAR.

    It is stated that 378 engineering firms will resist the demands of the men who are either on strike or locked out. ...

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  47. RETURN OF DR. BEVAN.

    The Rev. Dr. Bevan arrived to-day, after having made a tour round the world. ...

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  48. MELBOURNE MYSTERIES.

    The body of au elderly man, whose name is unknown, was found floating in the Yarra to-day. It appears to have been two months ...

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  49. OPEN DISCUSSION.

    The three senior representatives practically decided that the consideration of the bill should be considered openly, and no work ...

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  50. WELCOME RAINS.

    Rain commenced to fall heavily on Tuesday night, and continued incessantly throughout yesterday. The result will be very beneficial to ...

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  51. BOATING FATALITY.

    A fatal accident occurred at Port Wakefield on Wednesday night, Horace Grewer, 17 years of age, being the victim. He was rowing ...

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  52. AMERICAN TARIFF.

    The new United States tariff has operated seriously against the revenue, as the high duties have reduced the importations. It is ...

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  53. SUNDAY BREAKING.

    The action of the Dunoon Burgh Commissioners in refusing to permit the landing of passengers by the pleasure steamer Victoria on ...

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  54. REVENUE RETURNS.

    The revenue returns for August amounted to £67,618, an increase of £2,461 on the corresponding month of last year. ...

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  55. YARRA IN FLOOD.

    The heavy rains have caused a serious rise in the Yarra. The police have been informed that the river at Healesville is in full flood ...

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  56. COMMERCIAL.

    Mark Lane reports that business in the wheat market is quiet and steady. Retailers are raising the price of flour, which means that ...

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  57. ROEBOURNE QUARTER SESSIONS.

    The Roebourne Quarter Sessions opened yesterday, Messrs. John Brockman, Government resident, and George Alex. Tee, J.P. ...

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  58. PARLIAMENT.

    Both Houses sat until 3 o'clock yesterday morning, dealing with several measures. At noon the members of the Assembly were ...

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  59. ENGINE DERAILED.

    The engine of a goods train which was proceeding to Warragul this morning went off the line at Jolimont, and, having smashed the ...

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  60. QUEENSLAND.

    The revenue of the colony for the month of August was £260,254 a decrease of £7,500 compared with the corresponding month of last ...

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  61. TALLOW AND TIN.

    The quantity of tallow now in stock is 41,000 casks; and ports, 8,526 casks; deliveries since the last report, 9,802 casks. ...

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  62. BRITISH NAVY.

    It is officially announced that H.M.S. Mohawk was commissioned on the 30th ult, for service on the Australian station. She will sail ...

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  63. SAVINGS BANK.

    At the half-yearly meeting of the Launceston Savings Bank the report showed that the deposits received amounted to £62,204, the ...

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  64. DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION

    The annual meeting of the Dairymen's Association was held to-night. The chairman said that, notwithstanding that they had had ...

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  65. A PUBLIC COMPANY.

    The report of the New Zealand and Australian Land Company, Limited, has been prepared. A dividend has been declared at the ...

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  66. SWIMMING.

    J. H. Tyers, the English champion amateur swimmer who has stood out of the recent contests, has now challenged Percy Cavill, the ...

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  67. Advertising

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  68. NEW ZEALAND.

    Parliament is to meet on September 23. ...

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  69. FRUIT EXPORT.

    The conference of fruitgrowers has passed a resolution informing the Minister of Agriculture that it will make various experiments ...

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  70. ARCHBISHOP REDWOOD.

    Archbishop Redwood is to be present at the formal opening of the completed building of St. Patrick's Cathedral in Melbourne. ...

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