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  2. VICTORIA.

    The scheme of the promoters of the Assets Realisation Company, which proposes to consolidate the assets of the Federal, City of Melbourne, English and Australian Mortgage, ...

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  3. LATE EDITION.

    The Lancet, referring to a report which circulated immediately after Jubilee day, says the deterioration of the Queen's eyesight has been grossly exaggerated, and that the loss of ...

    Article : 63 words
  4. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    Prices tit the London wool sales to-day were again firm and there was good competition. LONDON, July 8. At yesterday's London wool sales high ...

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  5. WAR CORRESPONDENTS.

    Mr. Atteridge, who served the London Daily Chronicle as its correspondent in the Greco-Turkish war, has recovered £1,000 damages in an action for libel against Mr. E. ...

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  6. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The sub-committee representing the freezing companies are still considering Mr. Hooley's proposed amalgamation. A cablegram has been received extending the offer till ...

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  7. RACING IN ENGLAND.

    Mr. Cooper's gelding Newhaven, which won the last Melbourne Derby and Cup, is resting in Blackwell's training stable at Newmarket. ...

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  8. BIDDING SPIRITED.

    At the London wool sales to-day bidding was spirited, and prices were very firm. Elder, Smith, & Co., Limited, have received telegraphic advice from their London house of ...

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  9. CONFERENCE OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.

    A conference of agricultural societies was commenced at Hawkesbury College to-day, when there were present 180 delegates from agricultural societies throughout the colony. ...

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  10. COLONIAL TROOPS.

    The colonial riflemen are preparing for the National Rifle Association's meeting at Bisley. The Victorians yesterday made excellent practice, their average being over 90, whilst ...

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  11. UNIVERSITY CRICKET.

    The annual cricket match between the Oxford and Cambridge Universities resulted yesterday in a win for Cambridge by 179 runs. ...

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  12. OBITUARY.

    The death, in his 65th year, is announced of Henri Meilhac, the French dramatic author, several of whose plays, notably "Barbe Blue," "La Grande Duchesse de Gerolstein," and ...

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  13. AFGHANISTAN.

    The tribesmen at Toshi, on the borders of Afghanistan, who recently made a raid on coolies engaged on public works for the Indian Government, are still turbulent, and recently ...

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  14. THE PROSECUTION OF BOOKMAKERS.

    Those bookmakers who do business on a cash basis are at last to be permitted to follow their calling on racecourses without police interference. At the Kensington races ...

    Article : 61 words
  15. DIRT AND DISEASE.

    The latest reports from Calcutta are to the effect that all the up-river millworkers have struck work, and that bands, each several thousands strong, are marching to Calcutta to ...

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  16. A BIG FIELD DAY.

    The New South Wales Mounted Rifles under Lieutenant-Colonel Lassetter, Major Onslow, and Captain Thompson attended a field day at Aldershot to-day. ...

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  17. BURNING FATALITIES.

    At Tocumwal, John Kennedy, while asleep near a camp fire, rolled into the flames and was terribly burnt about the lower part of the body. He was attended to at the hospital but ...

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  18. CRETE.

    Owing to the frequent attacks which have been made on the combined forces landed by the Great Powers in Crete, the Admirals in command have sent a joint note of warning to ...

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  19. BRITISH TRADE RETURNS.

    The imports into the United Kingdom last month as compared with the corresponding month of last year, show an increase of £1,092,554 and the exports a decrease of ...

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  20. SYDNEY SHEEP SALES.

    Sheep sales to-day were conducted by Messrs. Goldsbrough, Mort, & Co., and the New Zealand L. & M. Association. Then were heavy catalogues of Tasmanian and New ...

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  21. THE SULTAN.

    News has just reached London that the pilgrim steamer Sultan, bound from Bombay, was wrecked in the Indian Ocean during a monsoon on the same day (June 9) that the ...

    Article : 128 words
  22. THE COLONIAL PREMIERS.

    The colonial Premiers and their wives, at the invitation of the Queen, visited Frogmore yesterday and inspected the tombs of the Dukes of Albany and Clarence. ...

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  23. THE SOUDAN.

    The latest information received by the Egyptian Intelligence Department shows that the Khalifa's position has been greatly imperilled by the numerous desertions from his ...

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  24. THE PARLIAMENT.

    Mr. D. O'Connor moved the adjournment of the Legislative Council to-day to call atten-to Sunday closing of shops by the Government. He said the action was most arbitrary. Dr. ...

    Article : 266 words
  25. TREATY WITH ABYSSINIA.

    Mr. G. N. Curzon, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in reply to a question in the House of Commons to-day, stated that the treaty between England and Abyssinia in ...

    Article : 97 words
  26. FINANCIAL NEWS.

    Silver is quoted at 27½[?]d. per oz., a rise of [?]d. on the previous quotation. ...

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  27. MINING MACHINERY.

    Mr. R. Rees, the senior partner of the firm of Messrs. Hawke & Co., engineers, of Kapunda, South Australia, has just returned from Bendigo, having completed an important ...

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  28. COMMERCIAL NEWS.

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  29. MR. KINGSTON.

    The directors of the South Australian Company have arranged to entertain Mr. Kingston at dinner on Friday, July 16. Mr. and Mrs. Kingston will visit Ireland ...

    Article : 107 words
  30. DEPUTATION OF UNEMPLOYED.

    A deputation of unemployed waited on the Minister of Industry and Labor (Mr. Garrard) to-day and asked for work. The Minister said if any work of a reproductive character could ...

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  31. THE UNEMPLOYED.

    A deputation of unemployed, accompanied by Labor members of the Legislative Assembly, bad before the Acting-Premier to-day some pitiful cases of distress. The men represented ...

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  32. LORD HINDLIP.

    Baron Hindlip (whose father, the well-known brewer, Mr. S. C. Alsopp, was the first holder of the title) is dangerously ill. His lordship recently underwent a critical ...

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  33. SYDNEY. July 8.

    An engineer named James Henderson died suddenly at the Petersham railway-station this morning while awaiting the arrival of a train. Heart disease is supposed to have been the ...

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  34. THE AMERICAN TARIFF.

    The American Senate yesterday passed the new tariff by 38 votes to 28. ...

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  35. NEW ZEALAND.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 70 words
  36. LABOR TROUBLES.

    The strike of engineers is extending, the remaining 75 per cent of unionists in London having left their employment. As soon as the lockout in the North of England begins ...

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  37. EUROPEAN PEACE.

    The Russian Government have sent a circular note to the Great Powers suggesting that steps should bo taken to expedite the conclusion of a treaty of peace between ...

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  38. THE PARLIAMENT.

    The Metropolitan Bill passed through all its stages in the Legislative Assembly this afternoon. It extends for four months the time during which an accountant can audit for a ...

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  39. BROKEN HILL.

    Judge Murray, appointed to enquire into mining accidents in the Broken Hill and surrounding distrusts, arrived here this morning with Mr. Wright, his secretary, and Mr. Little ...

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  40. AMERICA AND CANADA.

    Complaints are made in Canada of the harshness shown in the enforcement of the American alien laws, and it is stated that Canadian workmen in search of employment experience ...

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  41. SUPPOSED LOSS OF A CUTTER.

    A small auxiliary screw cutter, the Mavis, with four men aboard, is believed to have been lost. A boat resembling her has been seen floating, bottom upwards, near Mongonui. ...

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  42. THE LONDON BANK.

    The scheme submitted by the directors for the reconstruction of the London Bank of Australia has been unanimously approved by the shareholders. The depositors ...

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  43. WELLINGTON, July 8.

    The importation of grape vine cuttings from Australia is now allotted if they are accompanied by a certificate. Rooted vines and grapes are still prohibited. ...

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  44. THE OCEANA ROBBERY.

    The directors of the Queensland National Bank have sued the Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company for £500 to cover the loss sustained by that institution in connection with the ...

    Article : 80 words
  45. A SAD FATALITY.

    A young man about 6 o'clock this evening went with a companion to the British mine seeking work. While waiting he went to the boiler-house to clean his pipe, and when there ...

    Article : 75 words
  46. A WHITE SEAL.

    A white seal was captured on the beach at St. Kilda this morning. It was a splendid specimen, being nearly 8 ft. in length, and weighing about 7 cwt. Unfortunately some ...

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  47. PEEL RIVER.

    The Peel River Land Company have declared Aa interim dividend of 2 per cent. ...

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  48. BROKEN HILI, July 8.

    A magisterial enquiry into the causes of the sudden death of Martin Tyrell, aged 60, on the Central Blocks, yesterday, was held to-day. The finding was that death was due to ...

    Article : 37 words
  49. OLD-AGE PENSIONS.

    The Old-Age Pensions Commission heard further representatives of friendly societies on the subject today. One witness said be would compel friendly societies to abolish sick-pay ...

    Article : 44 words
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