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  3. TASMANIAN TELEGRAMS.

    The third football match of the season for premiership of the Mount Lyell district took place on the Queenstown recreation ground yesterday afternoon, when the ...

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  4. LAUNCESTON.

    The weather to-day his been wet and stormy, and in consequence all outdoor siiorts had to be abandoned. Tattersall's Pony Races were postponed till Wednesday ...

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  5. INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS

    Sir George Turner replied on Saturday morning to the last message from Mr. Reid, which he received late on Friday evening. ...

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  6. INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS

    The Sydney Premier (Right Hon. George Reid) states that the referendum on the Commonwealth Bill has cost the colony £17,000, or equal to about 2s. 11d. per ...

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  7. EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS.

    Debate has been raised in the House of Commons chiefly against Mr. Chamberlain's recent speech at Birmingham. The Right Hon. H. H. Asquith, Q.C., ...

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  8. EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS.

    Don Praxedes Mateo Sagasta, the Spanish Premier, states that Spain will nob take the initiative in any peace proposals with America. ...

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  9. FUTURE OF THE PHILIPPINES.

    American public opinion as to the disposition of the Philippines has not yet been formed, though people are just beginning to realise how great a prize ...

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  10. GERMANY AND AMERICA.

    At Washington it is reported that relations between Germany and the United States are strained owing to the refusal of the latter to give assurances ...

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  11. THE PREMIER'S SPEECH AT MILTON.

    The Premier delivered his promised speech on Federationt Malt[?]on Saturday night. He justified his vote on the Commonwealth Bill, and said his honest ...

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  12. COUNTRY NEWS

    After experiencing a succession of 14 horse-power Jack Frosts, we are having some rain, which was badly needed, seeing that many of the township wells (don't ...

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  13. AMERICAN WAR REVENUE ACT.

    The American Senate and House of Representatives have adopted the conference's report on new taxes for war purposes. ...

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  14. SPANISH SPIES.

    The Government may suggest the expulsion from Canada of the former Spanish Minister at Washington, as there is evidence that he and his suite ...

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  15. TROOPS DELAYED AT KEY WEST.

    Washington reports that the transports for movement of American [?]troops to Cuba are delayed at Key West, waiting convoys. ...

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  16. THE BRITISH ALLIANCE.

    One may speak in somewhat similar terms of the proposed Anglo-American Alliance, an idea with which Americans are gradually becoming familiar. The ...

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  17. EUROPEAN INTERVENTION.

    The belief is gaining strength in the approaching European intervention between America and Cuba, especially as Germany desires a conference in ...

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  18. AN OLD BOUNTY LAW.

    Admiral Dewey's men are entitled, under the old law, to a bounty of nearly 200,000dol., this being increased by the curious discovery that the ...

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  19. THE COURT OF ST. PETERSBURG.

    Sir Charles Stewart Scott, British Minister to Denmark, and who has had varied diplomatic service in Berlin and other places, succeeds Sir Nicholas R. ...

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  20. FAIRFIELD PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

    The erection of a substantial verandabed balcony in front of Fairfield Private Hospital (Campbell-street), with enclosed glass ends, has added considerably to the good ...

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  21. STARVING MARINES.

    The marines landed at Guantanos, to establish a naval buse for Santiago de Cuba, are starving on a handful of beans per day. Each ration costs ...

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  22. IN CUBAN WATERS.

    Crossing now to Cuban waters. On the day following the attack by the Spanish gunboats, when Ensign Bagley and four seamen were killed on the ...

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  23. THE FAR EAST.

    Russia has declined to permit construction of Japanese railway between Chemulpo and Reoul, owing to British capital being invested in the ...

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  24. WAR NOTES.

    The fact of Admiral Cervera seeking refuge in the harbour of Santiago de Cuba has given that town a prominence as a theatre of war which it at one time ...

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  25. ZEEHAN NEWS.

    James Kenny, miner, working on the Tasmanian Copper Co.'s mine, Rosebery, sustained a fractured leg yesterday through, a fall of earth. ...

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  26. A DARING EXPLOIT.

    In a sharp engagement on the llth in the harbour of Cienfuegos, the Americans showed great bravery initier trying circumstances. The cruiser Marblehead ...

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  27. THE PORT ARTHUR TREATY.

    British newspapers publish the text of the Russian-Chinese treaty concerning occupation of Port Arthur. The document states that the port is ...

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  28. QUEENSLAND.

    The sugar manufacturers of the Bundaberg, Maryborough, and Isis districts have agreed to accept the proposal of the Colonial Sugar Company that the company ...

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  29. PROHIBITION OF FRUIT TREES.

    SIR,—An article appears in your Hobart contemporary of yesterday on the above subject, which seems to me so full of errors, and to be written by one who has not ...

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  30. MINING.

    Prospects of the South Jupiter have unproved during the week. The tunnel is in about 180ft., and has penetrated 4ft. into lode formation trenched on surface. The ...

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  31. NEW NORFOLK.

    On Tuesday, 7th inst., the winter evening lectures and discussions were resumed, Mr. Blackwood opening the session with a paper on. "The Evolution of Language." ...

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  32. THE FERGHANA OUTBREAK.

    In connection with the fanatical outbreak of Turcomans in the province of Ferghana, Turkistan, the Emir of Bokhara advised the Czar to remove ...

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  33. A TRIP TO CATAMARAN.

    Much is heard about the beauty snots of Tasmania, but a great many people hardly know there is such a place in existence as Catamaran, and therefore a few words ...

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  34. THE VOTE IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    SIR,—The belief of the Federationists-atany-price in Mr. Barton as the over-raling providence of New South Wales is positively touching. But their confidence that ...

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  35. FAILURE TO LAND RIFLES.

    Messengers, having returned from a perilous journey to Gomez, in the interior of Cuba, report that an attempt was made last week ...

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  36. WAR NEWS FROM AMERICA.

    By the San Francisco mail steamer Mariposa, which arrived to-day, the following interesting notes on the chief events of the war from the New York ...

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  37. DOMINION OF CANADA.

    It is expected that Viscount Garnet Wolseley, present Field-Marshall and Connnader-in-Chief of the British Army, will succeed the Earl of ...

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  38. CERVERA'S STRATEGY.

    For some days past there has been a great game of hide and seek in the Caribbean Sea. Admiral Cervera's squadron of four cruisers and three ...

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  39. GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA.

    Lord Brassey, Governor of Victoria, purposes, on his return trip to the colony, sailing on September 2, travelling via America and Vancouver. He ...

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  40. (FROM OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT.)

    The protected cruiser Charleston sailed to-day from San Francisco for Manila with ammunition and supplies for Admiral Dewey. There was an ...

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  41. MARKET REPORT.

    Leather is in short supply, and is ?d. per lb. dearer. The trade in basils is flat. ...

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  42. WEST AUSTRALIAN TIMBER.

    The Gill-McDewell Jarrah Timber Co., with a capital of £2,500,000, are offering a first issue of shares to the extent of £166,668. ...

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  43. MINING.

    The following safes of Australian miningstocks have been made on the London Exchange:—Broken Hill Proprietary, 43s. 9d.; British Broken Hill, 9s; Mount ...

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  44. ENO'S FRUIT SALT!

    All Functional Derangements or the Liver. Temporary Congestion arising from Alcoholic Beverages, Errors in Diet, etc., etc. ...

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  45. THE HABIT OF HEALTH

    [?] think of soap as a means of cleanliness only, even than PEARS' Soap is a matter of course. It is the only soap that is all soap and nothing but soap—no free fat nor free alkali in ...

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  46. A POLITICIAN'S GRUDGE.

    General Merritt, who is a fine soldier, feels that he has been. badly treated by Mr. Alger, the Secretary for War, who left the army after the civil war under ...

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