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  2. THE LABOR DISPUTE.

    For several days work at the main jetty. Fremantle. has proceeded in such a quiet fashion that the police authorities were induced to believe that the ...

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  3. INTERCOLONIAL.

    The will of the late Mr. W. C. [?] has been lodged for probate. The deceased practised here for some years as a solicitor. The estate is sworn at ...

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  4. THE GREATER BRITAIN EXHIBITION.

    Mr. E. Jerome Dyer (formerly of Victoria, and at present secretary of the Australasian Chamber of Mines in London) and Mr. Thomas Cornish (formerly ...

    Article : 195 words
  5. SAMOA.

    The "North German Gazette' Etates that Mr. William L. Chambers, the Chief Justice of Samoa, was entitled to determine only on the question of the ...

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  6. FEDERATION.

    Dr. J. A. Cockbura, Agent-Genera! for South Australia, read a paper at the Colonial Institute yesterday, on South Australia as a Federal Unit." ...

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  7. PLAGUE OF GRASSHOPPERS.

    A mail train was delayed for 80 minutes while travelling through four miles of grasshoppers near Capella. ...

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  8. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Wellington Rugby Union lias decided to recommend that the New Zealand Union should send a team to Sydney to meet the Englishmen, provided ...

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  9. STATEMENT BY THE PREMIER.

    The Premier, on being seen last night by one of our representatives with regard to the trouble at Fremantle, said:—"The Government intends to enforce citizens who sesire to earn their livelihood. As far as the Government is concerned, it is its bounden duty to protect ...

    Article : 109 words
  10. THE WEATHER.

    The thermometer to-day registered 100 degrees in the shade. A change is predicted. ...

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  11. BUSH FIRE.

    A disastrous bush fire has occurred at Coomandook, and the Government survey camp was destroyed. ...

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  12. SKELETON DISCOVERED.

    A skeleton has been found near Auckland. It is believed to be that of a j man named Bowden, who disappeared in 1879. I ...

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  13. DEAF AND DUMB MISSION.

    Mr. R. Barr-Smitli has presented £200 to the Deaf and Dumb Mission funds. ...

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  14. INDECENT ADVERTISEMENT.

    A man named Wall lias been fined £10 at Christchurch, for having distributed indecent matter contained in a medical advertisement in a newspaper. ...

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  15. DISPUTE AT BUNBURY.

    A dispute occurred at Bunbury at about midnight on Sturday between. the lumpers employed in loading the after-hatch of the steamer Karrakatta ...

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  16. VICTORIA.

    "General" Booth arrived in the express train this morning. He left the train at North. Melbourne in order ta avoid a demonstration by his followers, who ...

    Article : 52 words
  17. NEWCASTLE TRAGEDY.

    The inquest on Thomas William Miller and Elizabeth Allardyce, who committed suicide at Newcastle, was continued to-day. George Dallas, an ...

    Article : 441 words
  18. REPORTED AGREEMENT.

    A Renter's telegram from Washington states that the British, German, and United States Governments have agreed to obliterate all traces of the recent ...

    Article : 43 words
  19. THE PHILIPPINES.

    The latest news, from the Philippines is to the effect that the American troops have stormed Pasig, alter a sharp fight. [Pasig is a town on the island of ...

    Article : 68 words
  20. ITALY AND CHINA.

    Speaking in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, Admiral Canevaro, Minister of Foreign Affairs, made a statement in regard to Italy's position in China, and ...

    Article : 171 words
  21. ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

    The case of Detective-Sergeant Dungey and his agent, Dora Bromley, against whom a true bill on charges of conspiracy was recently found in ...

    Article : 53 words
  22. SIR T. F. BUXTON'S SPEECH

    Continuing his remarks, Sir Thomas Fowell Barton said that he admired the striking courage which had been shown by the Australian colonists in ...

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  23. PACIFIC CABLE.

    The Agents-General for the Colonies are urging Mr. Joseph C[?]amberlain, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, to come to a speedy decision in regard ...

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  24. THE WEATHER.

    The shade temperature to-day was 99 degress. A change is predicted for to-morrow evening. ...

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  25. LOST AT SEA.

    During the passage of the ship Muncaster Castle from London to Melbourne, the second mate, G. Banthorp, was lost overboard on the evening of January 26. ...

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  26. THE YARRA TRAGEDY.

    The Chief Secretary, Mr. A. 1. Peacock, this afternoon, decided that the whole of the reward of £550, in connection with the boot-box tragedy ...

    Article : 225 words
  27. "TOTE" PROSECUTIONS.

    The hearing of the "tote" prosecutions arising out of the raid on Wren's shop was partly concluded to-day. Schutt was fined £50 (in default three ...

    Article : 87 words
  28. AFRICA.

    It has been definitely decided that Mr. Cecil Rhodes's Trans-African railway and telegraph line shall pass through German East Africa. Mr. ...

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  29. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The debate on the second reading of the Federal Enabling Bill was continued in the Legislative Council to-day. The second reading was agreed to on the ...

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  30. RE-ASSURING REPORT.

    News has just been received that the Tsungli-yamen has expressed its willingness to negotiate with Italy. ...

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  31. STRIKE SETTLED.

    The strike at the Outtrim colliery has been brought to a termination, the directors having expressed the belief that ail the matters hare been settled in a ...

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  32. COINAGE OF SILVER.

    A suggestion was made recently by the Imperial Treasury authorities that the Agents-General should submit a substantive scheme in regard to the ...

    Article : 124 words
  33. THE NILE.

    The British and French drafts of agreement on the question of the settle-ment of the Kile difficulty have been exchanged hy the two Governments. ...

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  34. WORKMN'S DWELLINGS.

    Mr. Chamberlain, Secretary of State for the Colonies, has introduced in the House of Commons a House Purchase Bill Under the provisions of the bill ...

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  35. BOARD OF WORKS LOAN.

    Unless the £1,000,000 loan to placed on the London market Metropolitan Board of Works be floated at something near three per cent. the ...

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  36. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    At Zalgoorin to-day two brothers, George and Robert Carr, who were work-ing in the Black Coon claim, were injured by a fall of earth. George Carr ...

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  37. UNDESIRABLE IMMIGRANT.

    At the Fremantle Police Court yesterday, before Mess's. J. Lilly and I. W. Bateman, J.P.'s, Julian Sigaro who on the previous day had been dismissed ...

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  38. ENGLISH TURF.

    The House of Lords has given its decision in the appeal case Powell v. the Kempton Park Racecourse Company. It has decided that the bookmakers' ...

    Article : 227 words
  39. QUEENSLAND HURRICANE.

    A telegram received from Cooktown states that the steamer White Star visited the Pelican, Hanna, and Birkett Islands. The schooner Meg Merrilees was ...

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  40. SHIPPING.

    The Allan liner Castilian, 8,800 tons, which recently went ashore at Gannet Loch, in the Bay of Fundy, while trading between Liverpool and St. John's ...

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  41. NAVIGATION OF THE DARLING.

    This afternoon Mr. Darley, the engineer-in-chief, gave the Public Works committee a large quantity of information regarding the proposed locking of ...

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  42. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Lady Ridley, the wife of the Home Secretary, Sir Matthew White Ridley, Bart Her Majesty the Queen has telegraphed from ...

    Article : 81 words
  43. COMMERCIAL.

    Wheat.—The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is estimated at 3,146,000 quarters, against 3,019,000 quarters a week ago, and for ...

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  44. SHIPMENT OF SPECIE.

    The R.M.S. Mariposa took away to San Francisco £200,000 worth of specie Half of it was to the account of the Bank of Australasia, and £50,000 ...

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  45. BUBONIC PLAGUE.

    The bubonic plague, which was recently reported to have made its appearance at Yeddah, in Arabia, has now readied Mecca. ...

    Article : 41 words
  46. QUEENSLAND.

    The Gatton inquiry was resumed to-day. William Ariell, sergeant of police, gave evidence as to McNeil calling on him on the morning of the l ...

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  47. ROWING.

    The odds of six to five are being laid on die Oxford crow in connection with the forthcoming University boat race. ...

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  48. THE WOOL SALES.

    The series of March wool sales was discontinued to-day owing to a dense fog which prevailed in the city. ...

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