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  2. MINING.

    Notice given of intended sale of forfeited shares in the Montagu S.M. Co. on February 15. Mr. George Adam[?] has been appointed ...

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  3. TASMANIAN TELEGRAMS.

    Fine warm weather again prevails here. At the annual meeting of St. George's Anglican Churach last night, Mr. F. Knowles Miller was re-elected lay representative of ...

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  4. EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS.

    The New South Wales banquet, held at the Hotel Cecil last night in celebration of the Australian anniversary, was attended by 120 guests, including the ...

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  5. FEDERAL CONVENTION.

    The Federal Convention met again this morning at 10.30, and at nnce went into committee on the Commonwealth Draft Bill. The debate on Mr, Higgins' proposal on ...

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  6. EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS.

    The scheme propounded by the International Commission for controlling Greek finances is largely on the line of Germany's suggestions. It is ...

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  7. INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS

    Whil[?]t going aboard his yacht Sunbeam in Hobson's Bay last evening, a lurch of the vessel threw Lord Brassey into the water. He got a nasty blow on the head, but was ...

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  8. EUROPEAN TELEGARMS.

    News has been received from St Louis, North-East Minnesota, U.S.A. that a corn elevator containing 3,000,000 bushels of grain and also 85 corn-laden ...

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  9. EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS.

    Towards the close of last November Mr. Samuel Lewis, a money-lender, sued Lieut. H. H. S. Clay,of the Second Life Guards, for £11,113, due on two ...

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  10. CRICKET.

    MATCHES PLAYED ON SATURDAY. Hawks v. Mathinna.—Won by Mathinna one innings and 15 runs. South Gate v. St. Mary's.—Won by South ...

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  11. MANAGERS' REPORTS

    NEW GOLDEN GATE, January 27 (by telegraph).—The 4,244oz of amalgam obtained yesterday from 1,680 tons of quartz orushed yielded 1,363oz, of retorted gold. ...

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  12. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    At the annual general meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society to-day it was announced that the Government Board of Experts had decided to give at the next show ...

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  13. INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET.

    The sixtieth intercolonial match between Victoria and New South Wales was conoluded to-day on the Sydney cricket ground, when Victoria won by three ...

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  14. EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYED.

    The Glasgow and Sheffield workmen who have been out on strike have accepted the Federated Employers' terms, and will go back to work on Monday. ...

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  15. MEETINGS.

    At a meeting held at Launceston yesterday, those of interested in section 2529—93M, situated half a mile from L[?]ke Spicer, in the Dora district, an offer from Melbourne to ...

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  16. CANADIAN RAILWAY TO KLONDYKE.

    The Canadian Government, has sanctioned a land grant concession for construction of a railway from Glenora, on the Stickeen River, to Teslin Lake, ...

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  17. AMALGAMATED WEST TASMANIA G.M. CO.

    An extraordinary meeting of shareholders was held yesterday at Launceston. Mr. H. I. Rooke presided, and the Manager of the company read an offer received for the ...

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  18. INDIAN CURRENCY.

    Lord George Francis Hamilton, Secretary of State for the Indian Department, addressing a meeting at Chiswick, said India was exhibiting remarkable ...

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  19. CANADIAN MAIL SERVICE.

    Mr. Justice Wright, of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court, has, at the instance of the New Zealand Shipping Co, ordered the winding-up ...

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  20. THE RIOTS AT HERAKLEON.

    The disturbances caused by BashiBazouks at Herakleon are now being quelled. The Admirals of the European ...

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  21. QUEENSLAND.

    Further attempts made to pump out the wrecked steamer Runelaghat Bundaberg have proved a failure. It is understood that no serious attempt will be made to get the ...

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  22. THE TATTON SYKES SCANDAL

    Lady Tatton Sykes, who is implicated in the alleged forgery of her husband's name to bills on which a money-lender named Gay claims ...

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  23. THEATRE ROYAL.

    The second performance by Messrs. Williamson & Musgrove's admirable Oper[?] Concert Company was given last evening at the Theatre Royal in the presence of an ...

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  24. LAGOS HINTERLAND.

    The telegrams from Lagos reporting that the British have occupied Okuta, near Ilesha, a town in the Yoruba country, some l55 deg. N. W. of Lagos, ...

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  25. ST. HELEN'S COURT OF MINES.

    Mr. Commissioner Dawson held a Court here on the 25th inst., to hear an application for the forfeiture of a water right at the Columbia Falls, George's River, The ...

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  26. FROZEN MEAT TRADE.

    The committee appointed by importers and dealers in frozen meat have decided to ask shipowners and brokers concerned in the question of carriage ...

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  27. ABYSSINIA.

    In commenting on the announcement that a treaty has been concluded between England and the Emperor Menelek of Abyssinia, resulting in the ...

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  28. SILVER.

    Bullion silver is to-day still quoted at 2s, 2[?]d. per ounce. ...

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  29. MASONIC.

    The seventh annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Tasmania was held at the Masonic hall last evening, when there was a good attendance of members and visitors, ...

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  30. BREADSTUFFS.

    The American visible supply of wheat east of the Rockies is estimated at 52,149,000 bushels, as against 52,680,000 bushels a week ago. ...

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  31. GENERAL CABLES.

    Mr. W. E. Gladstone's health is improving. Fighting still continues in North Borneo. A fort at Fanu has been ...

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  32. BALUCHISTAN TROUBLE.

    A steamer bound for Baluchistan coast has been seized at Muscat by H.M.S. Lapwing. The vessel seized was laden with ...

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  33. WOOL SALES.

    At the wool sales to-day the market was firm, and there was keen competition. Prices remained unaltered. The following prices were realised ...

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  34. SPORTING.

    Large contingents of visitors are arriving by the intercolonial steamers in view of the Cup meetings, which commence at Launceston on Wednesday next, and conutinue at ...

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  35. WEST AUSTRALIA.

    A collision took plece on Tuesday night between a goods and water train near Tammin on the Eastern Railway. Both englues were deralled, also a number of ...

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  36. FIRE RELIEF FUND.

    We have received the following, and shall be glad to acknowledge further donations:- Already acknowledged—£134 4s, 4d. ...

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  37. GUINEA GOLD.

    A Cigarette, that's so good, it would be impossible to better it, manufactured by Thomas Ogden, Ltd., Liverpool (England). ...

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  38. NEW ZEALAND.

    In connection with the pastrycooks' dispute at Dunedin, the Conc[?]tion Board decided upon 8½ hours for a day's work, or 51 hours per week; overtime for the first ...

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  39. LAUNCESTON.

    A Court of Revision for the electoral district of Selby was held this forenoon, Mr. P. Boland presided. The number on the roll before revision was 1,117. There ...

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  40. ZEEHAN NEWS.

    Another rack stick contest has been [?]rranged to take place between W. Lucifer and J. Barker on Saturday, February 5. The conditions are the same as in the last ...

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  41. TASMANIAN TURF CLUB.

    The following [?]tchings for the Tasmanian Turf Club summer meeting are notified:- Launceston Cup.—Battalion and Monard. ...

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  42. BOWLING.

    The loug-looked-for bowling match between the Launceston and Hobart Clubs took place ye[?]day on the beautifilly. situated bowling-green which forms a part ...

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  43. GENERAL NOTES.

    The Tasmanian-bred Elwick won another race at A[?]cot on Monday. The Musk Rose golding curried 8.0, and ran the half-mile in 524-5th sec. Ma[?]gregor (8.5) was among ...

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  44. MINING.

    Visited Colebrook disrict to-day, and found work preceeding vigorously at most of the mines. At the Colebrook the approach for the ...

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  45. DESTRUCTION OF CORMORANTS.

    SIR,—In your issue of yesterday, in your report of the annual inspection by the Commissioners of Fisheries, I notice that a committee has been appointed to inquire ...

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  46. MOUNT BISCHOFF PROVIDENT HOSPITAL.

    The following is the 17th annual report of the above institution for the year ending December 31, 1897. The hospital premises are in a good ...

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  47. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]

    At the Hospital Board meeting to-night an alteration was made in the rules to allow of the appointment of more than three honorary medical officers to the hospital, [?] ...

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  48. THE HABIT OF HEALTH

    If, we think of soap as a means of cleanliness only, even then PEARS' Soap is a mater of course. It is the only soap that is all soup and nothing but soap—no free fat nor free al[?] in ...

    Article : 195 words
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