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  2. COMMERCIAL.

    The £300,000 4 per cent, debentures which, were issued for public subscription last week by the Australasian, United Steam Navigation ...

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  3. INTERCOLONIAL.

    James Wilkie, aged 68, was found dead in bed at his residence this morning. Death was due to the excessive heat. ...

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  4. POLICE WORKING HOURS.

    A correspondent writes:—Your paragraph in Wednesday's issue regarding the long hours which policemen doing night duty sometimes ...

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  5. THE "RUBBISH" TRADE

    Bottles usually find their way back to the bottle merchants (says a London paper). There is no doubt, however, that many a ...

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  6. IRELAND.

    The leading Irish newspapers unanimously welcome the Local Government Bill for Ireland which was introduced in the House of ...

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  7. THE SOUTH POLE.

    Arrangements have been made for the German Antarctic Expedition to explore tho west coast of Victoria Land. The exploration ...

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  8. EASTERN ASIA.

    The Tongking newspapers state that the French troops being mobilised at Song-Ka (the port of Toneking) are destined to occupy ...

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  9. BETTING MARKET.

    A feature of the betting market this afternoon was the support accorded to Veloce for the Newmarket Handicap. The ...

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  10. MINING MARKET.

    Prices of Australian mining shares on the London Stock Exchange remain unaltered from last week's quotations. ...

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  11. BRITISH CLAIMS.

    The Foreign Office confirms the recent announcement of the Chinese concessions to Britain. The internal waterways are to be opened in ...

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  12. HOT AGAIN.

    The thermometer to-day reached 100 in the shade. Sir Charles Todd predicts a cool change to-morrow night. ...

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  13. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Mr. F. Wootton Isaacson. M.P. Mr. Isaacson, who was the Conservative member for Stepney, London, was a son ...

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  14. HEAVY SNOWFALL.

    There has been a heavy fall of snow in the west of England, and many trains have been snowed up. ...

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  15. WHEAT SUPPLIES.

    The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is estimated at 3,217,000 quarters, and for the Continent of Europe at ...

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  16. NARCOTIC POISONING.

    At the inquest on tho body of Thos. Rowe, who died soon after admission to the hospital yesterday, the medical evidence ...

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  17. FEDERAL CONVENTION.

    For the third time since the Melbourne meeting began, the Convention to-day reached a point at which the whole federal scheme was ...

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  18. CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING CO.

    Yesterday Mr. G. S. Barnes, the senior Official Receiver under the Companies Winding Up Act of 1890, in addressing the creditors ...

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  19. PORT ARTHUR.

    China, at the instance of Japan, has pressed Russia to renew the assurance that the Russian naval squadron will withdraw from Port ...

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  20. NEWFOUNDLAND.

    The Government of Newfound-land has agreed to transfer the railway and telegraph, systems to Mr. R. G. Reid, of Montreal. The terms ...

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  21. BRITISH NAVY.

    The North American aud South Atlantic naval squadrons have been ordered to the Barbadoes. ...

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  22. HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

    If you wish to have a wall papered which has been previously whitewashed it must well brushed over with, vinegar, or the paper ...

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  23. A WARRANT.

    A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Ken Lewis, the Victorian cyclist, on a charge of having damaged, to the extent of £3 ...

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  24. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The steamer Thetis has returned to port after conducting an experimental trawling expedition, which was very successful. She ...

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  25. AERIAL ROPEWAYS.

    At a recent meeting of the Liverpool Engineering Society Mr. J. Walwyn White read a paper on "Aerial rope railways, with special ...

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  26. POLICE COURTS.

    A Short List.—The smallest cause list that has been placed before the present police magistrate since he assumed office was set ...

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  27. MANSLAUGHTER.

    The attention of the Criminal Court was occupied to-day with, the hearing of a charge against Johann. Anderson and Joseph Pedro of ...

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  28. A CHINESE LOAN.

    The Hong Kong and Shanghai German Asiatic banks are issuing a 4£ per cent £16,000,000 loan for the Government of China. ...

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  29. THE MATAURA'S CARGO.

    Seven hundred bales of the Mataura's cargo nave been salvaged, but operations are now reported to have been stopped. ...

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  30. FRANCE.

    When the court reassembled yesterday M. Labori continued bis address on behalf of Captain Alfred Dreyfus. He declared that the ...

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  31. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

    The last batch of justices of the peace created by the Kingston Government brings the total of amateur administrators of the laws of ...

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  32. ALLEGED LARCENY.

    A pugilist named Henry Goddard was charged at the police court to-day with the larceny of £60 from James Downey at Niagara. The ...

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  33. DETERMINED SUICIDE.

    A determined suicide is reported from Mount Gambier. A blacksmith, named Walter Thurman was found hanging by bridle reins, with ...

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  34. MADAME ALBANI.

    The first of Madame Aibani's concerts to-night in the Town Hall was a tremendous success from both a musical and a financial point of ...

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  35. THE BARQUE' CANDIDA.

    The shipwrecked crew of the barque Candida has arrived at Wallaroo. The captain would not offer any opinion as to how the ship got ...

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  36. CABLES AND TELEGRAPHS

    An influential deputation waited on the Postmaster-General to-day in regard to the unsatisfactory working of the overland sections of ...

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  37. QUALITY OF BREAD.

    The quality of the bread which is being sold is complained of everywhere in the city. The bakers blame the millers, saying that the 1897 ...

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  38. MR. JUSTICE STONE.

    In yesterday's issue we published a statement that Mr. Justice Stone had secured six months' leave of absence for the purpose of visiting ...

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  39. A BAYLEY-STREET ROW.

    At the police court this morning six persons were dealt with for offences arising out of a disturbance which, took place in Bayley-street ...

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  40. FREMANTLE.

    An Inebriate.—Patrick Maher, said to be a good workman when sober, made his 15th appearance for drunkenness; and was sentenced to ...

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  41. DO YOU SUFFER from LIVER COMPLAINT, INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, HEARTBURN, FLATULENCE.

    Or any symptoms of a disordered digestive apparatus If so, there is no remedy in the world so safe and sure to give relief as Fletcher's Pills ...

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  42. VICTORIA.

    The Collingwood bench to-day dealt with 416 complaints against the firm of Foy and Gibson, for I having neglected to give a number ...

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  43. QUEENSLAND.

    Mr. A. J. Thynne has resigned his portfolio as Minister of Agriculture, and Mr. J. V. Chataway has been sworn in as his successor. ...

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  44. THE GREATEST MATCHMAKER ON RECORD.

    It would seem that Napoleon was the greatest match-maker that ever lived After repeated refusals, the doughty little soldier himself ...

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  45. BANKRUPTCY COURT.

    Mr. F. C. Brcadhurst, a witness in the matter of George' Anderson. land agent, Perth was further examined in private s to his dealings ...

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  46. RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

    George Learson, a man about 60 years of age, employed as a ganger on the railway line, was killed this afternoon between Denmark ...

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  47. MAN DROWNED.

    An elderly man named Lot Light, residing at Eltham, while engaged in putting out a bush fire, fell into the Plenty River, and was ...

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  48. PARLIAMENT PROROGUED.

    Parliament has been further prorogued to April 5. It is understood that the position of fourth District Court judge ...

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  49. GAS EXPLOSION.

    A man named Harris Bishop, residing at Brunswick, was charging a furnace with small coal, when an explosion of was occurred. He ...

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  50. UGANDA.

    Seven hundred Soudanese mutineers have crossed the Nile, and entered Uganda. ...

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  51. WATER CONSERVATION.

    A special meeting of the Cabinet to-night discussed proposals for the conservation of water in the Mallee Mulbed to Sea Lake, running ...

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