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THE SMALL-POX SCARE.
The passengers by the German mail steamer Prinz Regent Luitpold quarantined at Woodman's Point, experienced a marked sense of relief on Saturday night, ...
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SPORTING NEWS.
Final acceptances for the Newmarket Handicap will be declared to-day. A meeting of the committee of the Western Australian Turf Club will be held ...
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NEWS AND NOTES.
INTERCOLONIAL MAIL.—The next ordinary mail for the eastern colonies will be made up at the General Post Office on Wednesday next, 1st pro[?]., at 1.45 p.m., ...
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FRANCE.
M. Deroulede, who was placed under arrest on the day of M. Faure's funeral, because of his disorderly conduct on the occasion, is, it is stated, ...
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COUNTRY.
Mr. Aylmore, a farmer from Sandy Creek, South Australia, arrived by the s.s. Gabo on Friday night. He has taken up 260 acres of land at Tambellup, and ...
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THE DRUCE MYSTERY.
The publishers of the Weekly Despatch newspaper claim to have in their possession the certificate of the marriage in 1816 of the late T. C. ...
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BRITISH POLITICS.
Mr. Holland, a Liberal, has been elected for the Rotherham Division of Yorkshire in the place of the Right Hon. A. H. Dyke Acland, who ...
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THE FAR EAST.
The Dowager Empress of China is greatly incensed regarding the Talien-wan incident. She declares that Russia has no ...
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MINING.
The prospectus has appeared of the Balla Balla (Western Australia) Copper Mining Company, Limited. The capital of the company is ...
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COURSING.
The Waterloo Cup commenced on Wednesday last over Alt[?]ar resulted as follows:— WATERLOO CUP. ...
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PERSONAL.
Earl Beauchamp and Lord Tennyson, the Governors designate of New South Wales and South Australia respectively, will, it is announced, ...
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DEATH OF MR. E. W. NEEDHAM.
It is with extreme regr[?]t that we announce the death of Mr. Edward William Needham, of Ros[?]dew, Colin-street, which took place at his residence last evening. ...
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INTERCOLONIAL.
During the current week work is to be provided for about 300 unemployed in regrading the railway between Richmond station and the Yarra. The cost is ...
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ENGLAND AND AMERICA
Lord Charles Beresford, who is returning to England via the United States, was entertained yesterday at a banquet in New York. ...
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OBITUARY.
The death is announced of Baron Jean Paul Julius Reuter, the founder of Reuter's Telegram Company. The Baron was 81 years of age. ...
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THE S.S. BULGARIA.
The chief officer of the Hamburg-American liner Bulgaria was among those members of the steamer's company who were landed the other ...
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THE BOOT TRUNK TRAGEDY.
The trial of Olga Radalyski, Alexander Travice Tod, and Dr. Gaze, for the murder of Mabel Ambrose, was continued this morning. ...
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THE SOUDAN,
In view of the possibility of resuming hostilities against the Khalifa, a Maxim battery has been sent to Omdurman. ...
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THE WEATHER IN THE COUNTRY.
A telegram was received from the postmaster at Onslow, dated 1.15 p.m. on Saturday, as follows:—" A traveller arrived here this morning, and reports that good ...
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FIRE AT GRAFTON.
A fire occurred at Grafton early on Saturday morning, resulting in the total destruction of some large stores, tho property of Mr. J. T. McKittrick. These were ...
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FINLAND.
At an extraordinary session of the Finnish Diet, held last month, it was stated in the Speech from the Throne that the law of military service in ...
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MISCELLANEOUS,
A Russian priest named Beliakevitch has been banished to Siberia for eight years, on a charge of flagellating members of his flock. ...
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BUSH FIRES IN TASMANIA.
The whole country around Queenstown is on fire. The wind is raging with hurricane fury, filling the streets with blinding dust and smoke. At times the place is quite ...
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COMMERCIAL.
Hides.—Leather is in fair demand. Prices, however, are unchanged. Basils have advanced a penny each during the month. ...
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FEDERATION.
It is the intention of the Premier to convene a session of Parliament about the middle of April to pass the Federal Enabling Bill. The session will be conting[?]nt ...
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THE GATTON TRAGEDY.
The police are now engaged in escorting Burgess over the Allora and Clifton districts with the view of testing the statements made by him at the Gatton inquiry ...
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A ROYAL WEDDING
Would not be a success without Ogden's Guinea Gold Cigarettes. A perfect treat.—57. ...
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