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  2. NEW ZEALAND.

    The death is announced of Mr. Maskell, the registrar of the New Zealand University. ...

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  3. EXPORT OF WHEAT.

    Two vessels cleared the Castoms to-day with a total of 17,163 bags of wheat for ports beyond the colonies. The German barque Annie Ramien ...

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  4. INDIA.

    At the request of Lord George Hamilton, the Secretary of State for India, Sir Henry H. Fowler, M.P. for Wolverhampton, who was Secretary of ...

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  5. THE CAPE VERDE SQUADRON.

    It is believed that the Spanish Squadron which recently left Cape de Verde is proceeding to Puerto Rico. ...

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  6. SPAIN m AMERICA.

    The Spanish squadron which assembled off the Cape de Verde Islands, and recently sailed southwards, comprises the following vessels:— ...

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  7. INTERCOLONIAL.

    The following candidates have been nominated for the Mount Barker vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr. Cockburn:—Charles Morris Dumas ...

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  8. ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE.

    The suggestions that an association for the advancement of science should be established at the University and that an observatory should be established in ...

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  9. SALE OF RACEHORSES.

    Mr. Samuel Hordern is advertising the whole of his racehorses in training, also saddles, clothing, and stable requisites, to be sold by auction, absolutely ...

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  10. SUICIDE OF A GIRL.

    With reference to the suicide of the girl Alice Emerson at [?] it appears that she failed to [?] her part in a dialogue for a [?]-school ...

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  11. RUMORS AT WASHINGTON.

    It is rumored at Washington that the American Asiatic squadron, under the command of Commodore George Dewey, lost two ships and 500 men, while the ...

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  12. REVENUE RETURNS.

    The revenue returns for April were £947,585, an increase of £124,555 over The corresponding period of last year, the Premier is much gratified ...

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  13. PLAGUE RIOTS.

    A recrudescence of the plague has occurred in India. Twelve deaths are reported from Calcutta, and at [?] in ...

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  14. SMALL-POX SCARE.

    Mr. G. H. Packard, who went to England in connection with the Gaw[?]er Plains irrigation scheme, returned in the R.M.S. Orizaba, on board of which ...

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  15. NATIVE TROUBLE.

    A further detachment of the permanent, forces, with a Maxim gun and 8,000 rounds of ammunition, has been sent from Auckland to Rawene. Two ...

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  16. STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE

    Last evening a little boy, the son of Mr. George Reynolds, of South Melbourne, was crossing the Queen's Bridge a few vards in front of his ...

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  17. BATTLE NEAR MANILA.

    What is described by the Spaniards as a "brilliant battle" took place yesterday off Manila. The Spaniards claim that the ...

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  18. AN EXECUTION.

    Euoka, the native wife murderer, was executed at New Plymouth this morning, death being instantaneous. He protested his innocence. ...

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  19. THE QUEEN.

    The journey from the south of France to Windsor Castle has been safely accomplished by the Queen, and Her Majesty is reported to be in ...

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  20. STEEL PIPES.

    The Public Works Tender Board has accepted the tender of Messrs. G. and C. Hoskins, of Sydney, to supply steel pipes at a price 15¾ per cent. under the ...

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  21. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Captain Perks, the representative of Messrs. Denny, Mott, and Dickton, number merchants, of London, will arrive in Sydney in the R.M.S. Himalaya to take ...

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  22. FEDERATION.

    The interest in federation continues to increase. The Northern League is working energetically in circulating information among electors, and ...

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  23. RAIN IN THE COLONY.

    Rain fell to-day over the northern and central parts of the colony, but no reports are to hand of rain in the far west or the Riverina. ...

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  24. MR. GLADSTONE.

    The latest bulletin from Hawarden Castle states that the malady from which Mr. Gladstone is Buffering is still advancing. ...

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  25. PRODUCE FOR EXPORT.

    The produce at present awaiting shipment at Port Adelaide consists of 39,752 rabbits and 6,660 gallons of wine. ...

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  26. A COOL REQUEST.

    The Anti-Federation League to-night decided to interview the Premier and to ask that the polling be postponed for three months, in order that meetings ...

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  27. R.M.S. ORIZABA.

    The R.M.S. Orizaba landed her passengers at the quarantine station, and the vessel was fumigated. It will be handed over to the company to-morrow. ...

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  28. DETAILS OF THE FIGHT.

    Details have been received of the fight near Manila between the Spanish and American squadrons. The engagement was a stubborn one ...

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  29. NARRABRI ELECTION.

    The date of the election at Narrabri to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Charles Collins is June 3, the same dale as that of the federal ...

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  30. LAND AND INCOME TAX.

    The land and income tax from July 1 to date has yielded £101,367, an increase of £.1,829 over the corresponding period of the previous year. ...

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  31. MINING.

    The directors of the North Mount Lyell Mining Company are issuing £200,000 five per cent, debentures in order to construct a railway. ...

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  32. ADMIRAL MONTOJO'S REPORT.

    Admiral Montojo, the Spanish leader, admits having suffered great losses in the fight. The Spanish vessels which were ...

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  33. TASMANIA.

    In the Supreme Court to-day the case of Isaac Himmelhoch, bill discounter, of Sydney, versus Edward Gawne, to recover £110 overdue on a promissory ...

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  34. MR. GOULD OPPOSES.

    Mr. Geuld, the Minister of Justice, addressed his constituents to-night, and spoke in opposition to the bill. The commission appointed to inquire into ...

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  35. A MISSING MINER.

    A miner named Richard Williams, who was working at Mount Dromedary, near Tilba Tilba, has been missing since Saturday week. It is feared that ...

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  36. SHOCKING SUICIDE.

    A man whose identity has not been established committed suicide at Monarto, near the Murray Bridge, by throwing himself before an express ...

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  37. A NARROW ESCAPE.

    Last night a quantity of phosphorus on the premises of Messrs. Briscoe, Drysdale and Company became ignited. A quantity of gunpowder was stored in ...

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  38. RUSSIA.

    Russia has guaranteed Japan freedom of trade in Corea. ...

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  39. SIR T. F. BUXTON.

    The Governor of South Australia (Sir T. F. Burton), accompanied by his private secretary (Captain Wallington), was driven through the Perth Park ...

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  40. VICTORIA.

    A telegram received from Nhill states that M. Henri Gilbert, the French "globe-trotter," collapsed a mile oat of the town, and was conveyed back ...

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  41. AN ALLEGED SPANISH VICTORY.

    Further telegraphic despatches with particulars of the naval battle at Manila have been received in Madrid from the Governor of the Philippines. He states ...

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  42. BRITISH CONSUL THREATENED.

    H.M.S. Pallas, a third-class cruiser of 2,575 tons, has been ordered to Santiago, a maritime city of Cuba and formerly the capital of the island. ...

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  43. RABBIT PEST.

    The rabbit inspector at Wilcannia states that during a journey to Broken Hill he saw only two rabbits. He considers that the rodents are more ...

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  44. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Mr. Philio Hermogenes Calderon, R. A. The deceased artist was the son of the Rev. Juan Calderon, and was born in France ...

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  45. SATISFACTORY REVENUE.

    The revenue returns continue to show a marked improvement, the total for April being £78,000, as against £68,000, for the corresponding month of last ...

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  46. THE OREGON AT RIO.

    The United States armored warship Oregon (10,288 tons, 9,000 horse-power, four 13in. and eight 8in. guns) has arrived at Rio de Janeiro, on her way ...

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  47. ORIZABA'S PASSENGERS.

    Several of the passengers from the R.M.S. Orizaba who landed in Adelaide came to Melbourne by train, and the authorities are endeavoring to trace ...

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  48. QUARANTINE BOUNDARY.

    In the Moree district the price of cattle is hardening in consequence of the new quarantine boundary. Queensland cattle breeders assert that it will ...

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  49. PASSENGER TRACED

    A passenger named Roe, who ai rived in Australia in the R.M.S. Orizaba, and came overland from Adelaide to Melbourne, reached Launceston in the ...

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  50. ENGINE DERAILED.

    The officers of the Railway Department hare found that the derailment of the engine at Daylesford was due to a defect in the permanent way, where ...

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  51. AMERICAN RAID ON CUBA.

    Accounts of a very contradictory nature have been, received of the attack by the Americans on the port of Cabanas, on the north coast of Cuba. ...

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  52. SAN FRANCISCO MAIL SERVICE.

    Mr. Mills, the managing director of the Union Steamship Company, has received a cable message from Messrs. Spreckels stating that the San Francisco ...

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  53. FORGERY AND UTTERING.

    At the Criminal Court yesterday, before Mr. Acting Justice James, a young man named Charles A. P. Morton was indicted on a charge of having ...

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  54. CREDIT FONCIER BONDS.

    The Savings Bank commissioners to-day opened tenders for £12,675 worth of credit foncier bonds. The public subscribed £1,900, and the commissioners ...

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  55. MINING RETURNS.

    During April 4,069 tons of quartz were crushed, yielding 4,032oz. of gold, valued at £15,472. The total dividends of the Tasmanian companies for April ...

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  56. BUGGY FATALITY.

    Mr. John Ridley, one of the principal shareholders and manager of the Black Snake Gold-Mining Company at Tam worth, was thrown from a buggy and ...

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  57. PARLIAMENT.

    Parliament is to he opened to-morrow. The Governor's speech will probably deal with the advisableness of Parliament being adjourned until after the federal ...

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  58. CUSTOMS REVENUE.

    The Customs revenue for April was £183,967, an increase of £17,611 over the corresponding month of last year. ...

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  59. EXCITEMENT IN SYDNEY.

    When the news of the engagement at Manila was posted at the newspaper offices to-day considerable excitement was manifested. When it became clear ...

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  60. A TEST CASE.

    A test case to decide what is "a place" under the Betting Houses Suppression Act was decided in the Full Court to-day. John Thomas had been fined ...

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  61. MUNICIPAL "AT HOME."

    The extensive preparations made by the Municipal Council to receive Sir Thomas Fowell Boston, Governor of South Australia, are now completed ...

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  62. MUNICIPAL MELBOURNE.

    At a meeting of the Melbourne Town Council a rate of one shilling was struck for the purpose of providing the £63,000 estimated to be required to ...

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  63. ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE FIGHT.

    Later news gives a very different completion to the reported Spanish victory at Manila. It appears that the Americans renewed ...

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  64. DOBSON V. THE CROWN.

    The Government intends to apply for a new trial in the case of Dobson versus the Crown. ...

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  65. SYDNEY NOMINATIONS.

    For the Sydney Turf Club Birthday Meeting the following nominations have been received:— Royal Stakes, six furlongs.—Hempie ...

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  66. THE PREMIER.

    Sir. E. N. C. Braddon is much better, and hopes to be present at the opening of Parliament to-morrow. ...

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  67. ITALY.

    There lias been another outbreak of bread riots in Italy. Mobs led by women have marched through the streets of Naples and Foggia. The ...

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  68. INCREASE OF THE AMERICAN NAVY.

    Congress has authorised the construction of four monitors and 16 torpedo destroyers. ...

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  69. QUEENSLAND.

    To-day was observed as a general holiday, it being Eight Hours Day. The weather was showery early in tho morning, but cleared during the day. The ...

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  70. SUBMERGED MAILS.

    Neither the owners of the sunken steamer Manawatu nor tie postal authorities are taking any action to-wards the recovery of the submerged ...

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  71. AN AMERICAN YACHT.

    The yacht Namcuna, belonging to Mr. James Gordon Bennett, the proprietor of the "New York Herald," has had an exciting experience in the ...

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  72. MARK TWAIN AGAIN.

    At a society dinner some Tears ago Mark Twain had just finished a piquant address when a Mr. Evarts, a lawyer, arose, shoved both his hands ...

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  73. RIFLE TEAM FOR BISLEY.

    A special meeting of the council of the Victorian Rifle Association was held to-night to consider the selection of the team to represent Victoria at the ...

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  74. A. RICH YIELD.

    It is reported on food authority that £1,000 worth of gold has been obtained from 60 tons cement waste on the Wild Cat lead at Clermont. ...

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  75. GUARDING THE SPANISH STANDARD.

    During the conflict the Spanish flagship Montowa transferred her flag to the Isla de Cuba in order to prevent the capture of the standard. ...

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  76. BARQUE DISMASTED.

    The Italian barque Mario arrived to-day after a protracted passage from London. She left on September 29, and when near Madeira was dismasted. ...

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  77. JAPANESE POPULATION.

    From July to December of last year there arrived in Queensland 188 Japanese males and 23 females, while the number of the departures was 166 ...

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