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LAUNCESTON.
A boy named George Anderson was, at the Police Court to-day, charged with stealing a pair of lady's boots from a shoemaker's in Elizabeth-street. He pleaded guilty, and ...
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EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS. LATEST CABLES.
An inspired article appearing in the North German Gazette states that the Italian defeat in Abyssinia will not affect continuance of the Triple ...
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EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS. BY SUBMARINE CABLE.—COPYRIGHT. TASMANIAN PRESS ASSOCIATION. THE ABYSSINIAN DISASTER.
General Baldissera, in his despatches from Abyssinia, reports that 700 Italian soldiers who were engaged in the disastrous fight with the Shoans at ...
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INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS BY SUBMARINE CABLE.—COPYRIGHT. TASMANIAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.] VICTORIA.
The typhoid epidemic is becoming increasingly severe. The hospitals are overcrowded, and cases have been refused admission. ...
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MINING
The Launceston quotation for tin Yesterday was unchanged at 10s. 3d. per unit. The Broken Hill Junction S.M. Co. pay 1s. dividend on the 30th inst. ...
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SPORTING. FINGAL RACING CLUB.
Up to 8 p.m. to-day, Mr. Wm. A. Forster, secretary, will receive entries for the annual meet of the Fingal Racing Club, to be held on the 8th prox. The advertised ...
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SORELL RACING CLUB.
An alteration has been made in the conditions of the Trot, which is to be decided at Sorell on Easter Monday, The distance has been reduced to 2 miles, and the stake ...
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SPAIN AND AMERICA.
It is reported at Madrid that Great Britain is mediating between Spain and America on a basis of conceding autonomy to Cuba, but with all the ...
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ROSEVALE TURF CLUB.
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THE VENEZUELAN CASE.
The Venezuelan case, as submitted to the United States Commission, is merely in the form of diplomatic despatches without the addenda of evidence. ...
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MANAGERS' REPORTS.
EASTERN PROPRIETARY, Maren 7.—No. 3 stope in winze level advanced 20ft.; total, 35ft. Lode continues to pinch going south, but maintains its size and quality towards ...
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MALTA MEAT TAX.
Mr. Chaniberlain, as Secretary of State for the Colonies, has directed the authorities at Malta not to impose the contemplated duty on frozen meat, ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
Iredale, who was one of the most prominent members of the Executive Committee of the Australian Eleven, considers that if Harry and Johns insist upon visiting ...
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CRICKET.
Referring to the test match just concluded at Sydney between the Australian Eleven selected for the forthcoming English tour and the ...
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TASMANIAN TELEGRAMS.
A sad fatality occurred on Tuesday, when Bertram, son of Mr. Joseph Aroher, of Panshanger, lost his life whilst rabbit shooting, owing to his gun going off whilst ...
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NOTES AND NEWS.
During the last decade or so scores ot so-called "fashionable" London clubs have had a brief life and died out, generally leaving a few young ...
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THE JAMESON TRIAL.
Evidence has been adduced in the Jameson trial showing that before starting the troopers suspected that it was intended to fight at Inchwage, ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The racehorse Quiver will be shipped to India by the first direct boat leaving Adelaide. The changes made in the personnel of the ...
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HON. JOHN HENRY AT DEVONPORT.
On Tuesday evening, at Devonport, a banquet was given to the Hon. Jno. Henry, M.H.A., by his conatituents, who met to wish him bon voyage upon his leaving for a trip ...
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CRICKET. BUTCHERS OF NORTH V. BUTCHERS OF SOUTH.
The match between teams representing butchers of North and butchers of South was brought off on the association ground this afternoon. ...
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WEST AUSTRALIA.
Late last night the Premier stated, after full discussion by the Cabinet on 6th inst, in regard to the publication by Mr. Venn of a minute in the press addressed to the ...
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CONSERVATIVE OXFORD.
The Oxford University authorities have definitely rejected all proposals to recognise women students. ...
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WOOL SALES.
The series of wool sales continue active, and prices are well maintained. An excellent selection was catalogued. Fine medium greasies— ...
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SILVER.
Bullion silver is quoted at 2s. 7½d. per oz., being an advance of ¼d. on Monday's rate. ...
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PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE.
SIR,—Mr. N. J. Brown has done good service by his letter on the above subject in this morning's Mercury; and it may be well to back it up by a few more observations, ...
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FINANCIAL.
A dividend of one shilling per share has been declared by Mr. Stewart, the official liquidator of the Federal Bank of Australia, and he intimates that the ...
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BELLERIVE TOWN BOARD.
The usual fortnightly meeting was held in the Boardroom, Bellerive, on Monday evening, 9th inst. Present:—Messrs. S. T. Tinning (chairman), H. Lamb, H. Cook, ...
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OFFICER COLLEGE V. GROCERS.
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SUNDAY RECREATION FOR THE MASSES.
The House of Commons, by 178 votes to 93, have passed a resolution in favour of the opening of museums and art galleries in London on Sundays. ...
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RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE EAST.
Russia is still actively reinforcing her military strength in the East, though her army there already numbers 90,000 men. ...
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RUNNYMEDE V. C.T.O.
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TURKISH DECORATIONS FOR RUSSIAN STATESMEN.
The Sultan of Turkey has decorated the Russian statesmen Lobanoff and Delidoff, in acknowledgment of good services rendered the Porte. ...
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H.M.S. COMUS.
H.M.S Comus, screw steamer, of 10 guns, 2,380 tons, 2,000 h.p., Captain H. H. Dyke, recently sent to the Pacific station to relieve the Hyacinth, ...
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ROSS MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.
The Council met on Monday, 9th inst. Present:—Councillors W. H. Bennett (Warden), H. I. Davis, C. J. Headlam, F. H.S. Keach, Thos. Parramore, and Thos. ...
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TASMANIAN PROPERTIES ON THE ENGLISH MARKET.
Mr. Rhys Jones some few months back went to England with several Tasmanian mining properties. He has just returned, and yesterday was interviewed by a Mercury ...
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MINING.
Shares in the Burbanks G.M. Co. have all been allotted. The White Flag Consols G.M. Co. (Coolgardie), with a capital of £130,000, ...
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A RICH DISCOVERY.
Frossard's Cavour Cigars are obtainable everywhere. Pkts., 8 for 1/. Mild, fragrant ...
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RECREATION GROUND AT SANDY BAY.
SIR,—I noticed with pleasure the paragraph in yesterday's Mercury stating " that Mr. Octavius Lord, of Sandy Bay, had decided to place his large paddock at the ...
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THE WEAK & NERVOUS REQUIRE
A wholesome Tonic, such as Wolfe's Schnapp's, to give necessary Impetus to the vital machinery and to render it healthfully active. ...
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MEDICAL OPINION.
Ask your doctor what soap he recomemends for the skin and he will uphold the opinion of the big hest medical authorities on the skin, viz., Dr. Red wood, [Ph. D., F. C. S., F.I.C., the late ...
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IXL JAMS. IXL Jams. IXL Jams.
THE Cascade Bottled Ale wins high approval among visitors from every clims "THE Finest Jams in Tasmania; one pound, full weight, tins. W. D. PEACOCK ...
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