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  3. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The weather still keeps exceedingly dry, and while some farmers state their crops are looking as well as they could wish, I fear the majority muit be suffering severely from ...

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  4. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.

    SIR,—In that interests of the labouring classes I would like to ask Mr. Amott to answer the following questions:- 1. Did Mr. Amott vote that a horse and ...

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  5. EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS.

    In the House of Lords last night the bill [?]wering the Government to extend the [?]rovisions of Lord Ashbourne's Act was read a third time and finally passed. ...

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  6. CRICKET.

    The cup match between the Lefroy end Break o'Day Clubs was, brought to conclusion on the upper ground last Saturday afternoon. When the teams left the field ...

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  7. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The Loan Bill was passed in both Houses on Friday, and Parliament was prorogued on Saturday. ...

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  8. QUEENSLAND.

    Beach has declined to compete any further in the aquatic carnival on account of the action of Searle and Matterson in fouling his boat in the race. ...

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  9. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    About 12 of the passengers by the R.M.S. Orient were romoved to Torrens Island quarantine station this morning, in consequence of the vessel having measlen on board. ...

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  10. NEW ZEALAND.

    Frank Pooke, a storekeeper at Waipere, near Gisborne, and his wife have been found murdered behind the counter of their store, the head of each being severed from the ...

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  11. DEATH OF ANOTHER CONSERVATIVE MEMBER.

    The death is aunounced of Mr. Henry John Trotter, the Conservative member for Colchester. ...

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  12. THE SIEGE OF SUAKIN.

    Osman Digna's force is continuing the siege of Suakin with renewed vigour. A constant shelling of the place is maintained, accompanied by heavy musketry fire. ...

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  13. STRAHAN, MACQUARIE HARROUR.

    The Annual Licensing Court was held here on the 1st init., before His Worship Mr. E. Fowell, Stipendiary Magistrate, and Mesrs. F. O. Henry and J. Lightly, J. Ps. ...

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  14. [From Melbourne Papers.] VICTORIA.

    A terrible accident occurred last evening at Mysia to a boy named Ryan. He was riding a horse home from sohool, when the animal balked and rolled on bim, breaking ...

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  15. WEST AUSTRALIA.

    In committee on the loan and estimates yesterday, the House voted £10,000 for the development of the Yielgarn goldfields, including the sinking of a well and formation ...

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  16. THE, WOOL SALES.

    At the wool sales to-day 12,000 bales were catalogued. DECEMBER 8. To-day 11,000 bales were catalogued. ...

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  17. CLARENCE ELECTIONS.

    SIR,—"Sharebroker,"in his wisdom, has thought fit to, write in a most disparaging way as to some of the gentlemen now contesting the vacancies in the Clarence council, ...

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  18. NEW ZEALAND.

    The s.s. Ringarooms has been placed on the service between Auckland and Sydney to encourage reguler weekly shipments of produce to be made. ...

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  19. MADAME MIDAS.

    The novel of Madame Midas, as dramatised by Mr. Beck, is proving a success. ...

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  20. THE ELMORE MURDER.

    The celebrated Elmore murder case, which, despite all the efforts of the police, is still surrounded with a considerable amount of mystery, came on to-day at the Criminal ...

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  21. RESIGNATION OF SPANISHMINISTRY.

    The Spanish Ministry has resigned, the crisis threatened in October last having again arisen. ...

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  22. RENEWED EVICTIONS IN RELAND.

    Evictions of tenants on the Clanricarde estates is Ireland are being renewed. ...

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  23. TROUBLE BETWEEN AMERICA AND HAYTI.

    The Hon. T. F. Bayard, Secretary of State for America, demands from the Republic of Hayti the instant—release of an American steamer detained at Port-au-Prince, and ...

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  24. SILVER MINING.

    SIR,—There on be no doubt that for some time to come this colony must look chiefly to its mines for its material advancement. Why has not more been done for the ...

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  25. ALBERTS V. GASWORKS.

    A return match between these teams was played on the lower ground on Saturday afternoon, ending in a win for the Alberts by three runs on the first innings, after a ...

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  26. RUSSIA FURIOUS WITH ENGLAND.

    Russia is ssid to be furious at the steady advance made by England in Persia, by means of recent treaties. ...

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  27. THE PANAMA LOAN.

    All efforts to float the Panama loan are failing, and the French Ministry are now debating means for rescuing the scheme from total failure. ...

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  28. THE QUEENSLAND GOVERNORSHIP.

    It is persistently reported that the sudden retirement of Sir Thomas Mellwraith from the Premiership of Queedsland was brought about by the pressure of the National Irish ...

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  29. CHRIST'S COLLEGE V. NEW NORFOLK.

    The Christ's College eleven drove to New Norfolk on Saturday, and were most hospitably received and entertained by the local club, under Captain Underwood. The day ...

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  30. THE CHESHIRE RABBIT DISEASE.

    The rabbit disease recently ocuuniug in Cheshire is proving to be purely local. ...

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  31. DERWENT SAILING CLUB.

    Another very good afternoon's racing, perhaps the bent so far of the present season, came off on Saturday afternoon under the auspices of the above club. The weather ...

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  32. BRITISH REPULSE AT SUAKIN.

    A reconnaissance of the rebel position attempted by a British force from Suakin has been repulsed by Osman Digna's troops. ...

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  33. THE ZANZIBAR BLOCKADE.

    The German naval squadron has bombarded the port of Bagamoyo at the month mouth of the Kimgano. ...

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  34. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    During a fight between two snearers, named Mason and Cummings, noar Inverell, Mason was knocked down and had his neck dislocated, dying almost immediately. ...

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  35. THE MAORI FOOTBALLERS.

    The Lancashire footballers have beaten the Maori team. ...

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  36. [From Melbourne Papers.]

    General Boulanger has given a public denial to the statement which has been made that there is a political allianco between him and the Orleanist party. He decleres that ...

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  37. Intercolonial Telegrams.

    The cricket match Australian Eleven v. Victorian Eleven was continued to-day. AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN. First Innings. ...

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  38. MANGANA.

    On Friday afternoon, 29th ult., a very enjoyable time was spent when the ladies in connection with the Church of England Sunday·school gave the children a rare treat ...

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  39. LAUNCESTON.

    There was a special service this afternoon at Trinity Church, when the children of Triuity, St. Paul's, St. John's,' and Invermay Sunday schools assembled to observe a ...

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  40. QUEENSLAND.

    A small colony of rabbits has been discovered on the Warrego, 40 miles from Charleville. It appears to have been there for about six months. ...

    Article : 90 words
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  42. THE QUEENSLAND AQUATIC CARNIVAL.

    The third heat of the aquatic carnival was rowed off this afternoon, and was won with the greatest case by Beach. The interest manifested in the contest was not ...

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  43. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The woman Collins, who was tried twice for poisoning her first husband at Botany, the jury disagreeing each time, was to-day convicted of poisoning her socond husband, ...

    Article : 97 words
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