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BATTERY POINT ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the above Association was held last evening. There was a moderate attendance. Mr, H. Chesterman occupied the chair. ...
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EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS
The American Congress elections have resulted in a heavy Democratic gain. McKinley was defeated in Ohio by ...
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THE CANADIAN MURDER CASE.
Mrs. Birchall, convicted with being accessory to the murder by her husband of an English tourist in Canada, has presented a petition for a reprieve, ...
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DISCOVERY OF GOLD NUGGETS.
The following telegrams appeared in the Argus of the 4th inst.:- BEAUFORT, Monday. Considerable excitement prevailed at ...
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Intercolonial Telegrams.
The case for the prosecution in the Building Society causes closed this morning, and an application was made for withdrawal of the case against Doher[?]y mid Mirams from ...
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THE VICTORIAN GOVERNMENT.
The Daily Chronicle considers the new Munro Government just appointed in Victoria a fairly strong one. ...
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THE AMERICAN ELECTIONS.
The Press in England is jubilant at the result of the American elections, and ascribe the defeat of tho Republican party to the obnoxious McKinley ...
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CRICKET.
WELLINGTON v. BREAK o DAY.—The following are the elevens chosen to represent the Break o'Day and Wellington in the match on Saturday next: — Break o'Day: ...
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CARDINAL MANNING AND THE SALVATION ARMY.
Cardinal Manning has written a letter to "General" Booth, sympathising with him in his efforts to ameliorate the condition of the London poor. ...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
SIR.—Accordiug to your report of the proceedings in the House of Assembly the Hon. N. J. Brown objects to the language used by me in my petition to the ...
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LABOUR AGITATION.
The references made at the Mile-End labour demenstiation by Mr. Fitzgerald, the Australian delegate, to Mr. Champion, were received with groans, ...
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FROZEN MEAT TRADE.
The Hon, E. Stanhope, Secretary of State for the Colonies, has promised a deputation to consider whether it is possible to abolish present restrictions ...
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RESIGNATION, OF ARMY CHAPLAIN.
Army Chaplain S. Loccker has been compelled to resign on account of conduct unbecoming his position. ...
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BRITISH BROKEN HILLS MINE.
British Broken Hills are now quoted at £3 15s. ...
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MINING
The Launceston quotation for tin ore yesterday was l6s. 6d. per unit. The Wheal Herlbert P.A. give notice in another column of intended registration. ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
A petition was presented in Parliament to-day by the Premier from the chairman of the Labour Defence Committee, pointing out that the labour party are not responsible for ...
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COLE'S CHURN COMPANY.
A syndicate is being, formed to float a company for the manufacture and sale of Cole's Australian' churn, which recently found special favour at the ...
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SHIPPING TRADES FEDERATION FIGHTING FUND.
The Shipping Trades Federation, which comprises a membership of 60,000, propose to levy a halfpenny per man weekly to provide a fighting fund. ...
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Advertising
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COUNTESS OF JERSEY.
The Countess of Jersey sails for Sydney in the s.s. Arcadia. ...
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PUGILISM.
Burke challenges Smith to a contest for £500 a side. ...
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EARL OF CARNARVON'S WILL.
The late Earl of Carnarvon's personality has been sworn to as under £313,000. His property in George-street, Sydney is to accumulate until Lord ...
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CHRIST'S COLLEGE V. HUTCHINS SCHOOL.
The first match of the season between [?]se schoo's was played on Wednesday, November 5. The game resulted in a win for Christ's College by 59 runs. Herring ...
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THE COUNTESS OF ROSEBERY.
The Countess of Rosebery, who has been suffering from typhoid, is now progressing favourably towards recovery. ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
An armed force is being despatched to King Tawhaios settlement, at Waikato, to arrest him and his secretary, against whom a warrant has been issued for destroying ...
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ROYAL SYMPATHY WITH GENERAL BOOTH.
The Emperor William of Germany and the Czar of Russia have written to "General" Booth, expressing sympathy with his great work of reform among ...
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SPORTING.
The following are the acceptances for the Prince of Wales' Birthday meet of the above Club:- HANDICAP HURDLE, ...
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THE ROCHESTER SEE.
The Guardian says the Right Rev. Alfred Barry's connection with the See of Rochester as Assistant Bishop, closes early in the coming year. ...
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DR. KOCH'S SPECIFIC.
The committee appointed to report on Dr. Koch's new-found cure for consumption are sanguine that it will also cure diptheria, cholera, typhus, and all ...
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QUEENSLAND DIVIDEND TAX.
Holders of Queensland stock greatly complain of the proposed tax on dividends. ...
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THE DUTCH REGENCY.
Duke Adolph of Nassau has accepted the regency of the Grand Duchy of Luxemberg, over which William III., the deposed King of Holland, was ...
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STOCK AND SHARE MARKET.
The following were the stock and share quotations and sales on 'Change yesterday;- HOBART. ...
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DOCKYARD CO-OPERATION.
The Dock Union men have accepted the proposed terms of co-operative work in the Albert Docks. The dockers, generally, will resume ...
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[From Melbourne papers.]
The Chemical Union, with a capital of, £8,500,000, has beeil registered. The object of the union is to control the prices in chemicals. The ...
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THE-FRENCH TARIFF.
The Customs Committee in France has largely approved of the principle of a double tariff, thus adopting M. Freycinet's suggestion of a maximum ...
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LAUNCESTON.
The Marine Board's diver, who went to Low Head to search for the sunken lighthouse apparatus, has returned without being able to discovor it. ...
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THE NEW HEBRIDES.
Sir Jame's Macaulay Higginson, formerly Governor and Commandor-inchief of the Leeward Islands, and subsequently Governor of Mauritius, ...
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V.R.C. SPRING MEETING.
Whatever may be the distinguishing charater of "ladies' day" at Flemington as regards the racing thee can be no doubt whatever that the torrid heat will long be remembered ...
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LAUNCESTON.
GOLD.—Amalgamated West Tasmania, b. 3s 9d. s. 4s. 6d., sales 4s.; Chums, s. 6d.; Little Wonder, b. 6d., s. 1s. 3d.; Mount Victoria, b. 2s, s. 3s.; New Golden Gate, ...
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[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]
A pai[?]ful accident, in which Mrs. W. Grubb and Mrs. W. Gibson, of Scone, were the sufferers, occurred this afternoon. They were being driven along the Invermay-road, ...
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MANAGERS' REPORTS.
Argus, Novomber 1 (by telegraph).—The mine is now at full work, and I hope it will continue. So far it gives a great deal of labour to get things straight after these ...
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LATEST CABLES.
The United Alkali Company has been registered with a capital of six millions sterling. This will be in opposition to the newly-formed Chemical Union, ...
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ADDRESS TO LORD CARRINGTON.
The Buckingham and Lincolnshire tenants of Lord Carrington are preparing an address of welcome to him on his return to England, and ...
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LAUNCESTON SUPREME COURT
The Hon. A. Dobson, SOLICITOR GENERAL, prosecuted on behalf of the Crown. ARSON. John Fisher, and Anthony Clay were ...
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COOL RECEPTION OF MESSRS. DILLON AND O'BRIEN.
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien, now the first excitement of their arrival in New York is over, are being received with coolness by the general public. ...
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MELBOURNE.
There was only one meeting of the Stock Exchange to-day. The principal silver sales Were:—Balstrups, 12s. 10½d to 1[?]s. to 13s. to 12s. 10½d. to 14s. 3d.; Broken Hill, Block ...
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ANGLO-FRENCH AGREEMENT.
The Anglo-French agreement has been attacked in the Chamber of Deputies M. Ribot defended it, and said the question of British occupation ...
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THE MAILS.
The Peninsular and Oriental Co.'s R.M.S. Victoria, which left Melbourne October 11, arrived here on Tuesday evening (28th). ...
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NEW YORK HERALD AFRICAN EXPEDITION.
The expedition organised by Mr. Gordon Bennett, proprietor of the N[?] York Her[?]ld, with the object of making researches in Lagos territory ...
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MINING TELEGRAM.
A discovery of rich carbonate ore has been made in the Junction mine on the 350ft. level in a rise put up at a point 450ft. north of the main shaft. This is 110ft. from the ...
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