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EUROPEAN CABLES
Realising the possibility of war resulting at the conclusion of the present negotiations, which will not allow neutrals to trade with advantage in Korea and ...
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EUROPEAN CABLES
The Duke of Rutland declares that he cordially supports Mr. Balfour and Mr. Chamberlain, though personally he believes it would be wiser for the Imperial ...
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
The second day's shooting in connection with the annual meeting of the Tasmanian Rifle Association took place on the range at Sandy Bay on Monday, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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"DAILY MAIL" REFERENDUM.
The referendum taken by the London "Daily. Mail" on the question of the proposed tariff reform embraced 546,779 adults, including 501,040 in England and ...
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AGITATION AT ST. PETERSBURG.
There is a great deal of agitation at St. Petersburg owing to China's warlike preparations, particularly at Pechili, Numbers of Chunchoses, who are ...
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DEMONSTRATION AT BELGRADE.
A great populer demonstration has taken place at the French Legation at Belgrade, because the French Minister has not departed like the representatives of ...
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THE MULLAH.
The Mullah desires Captain Christophers of Colombo to mediate with the British on his behalf. Captain Christophers thinks the ...
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A KOREAN RAILWAY.
Japan has guaranteed the capital required for the construction of the FusanSecul railway to the extent of a million sterling. ...
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THE WILY TURK.
Austria and Russia have presented to the Porte an urgent Note insisting upon the execution of the Macedonian reforms outlined in a previous memorandum ...
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UNITED STATES SQUADRON.
The United States squadron from Honolulu is proceeding to Asiatic waters. ...
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CAPTAIN GAUNTS BRAVERY.
The British Admiralty has informed Signor Mirabello, Italian Minister of Marine, that it heartily welcomed the honour bestowed upon Captain Gaunt for ...
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OPINION IN FRANCE.
M. Deleasse, French Minister for Foreign Affairs, speaking in the Senate, said nothing in the Far Eastern situation justified alarmist reports. The ...
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ARBITRATION TREATY.
The 'Tribuna" states that the treaty between Great Britain and Italy has been signed. The treaty is of a similar character to ...
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CHOPPING CONTEST AT SOUTHPORT.
The s.s., Conqueror, under charter, ran a special trip from Hobart to the chopping contest at Southport on Monday, December 28, and was largely ...
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JAPANESE SUPERIORITY.
Herr Brandt, formerly German Minister in China and Japan, states, with reference to articles in the Vienna newspapers, that Japan at the present time ...
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GERMAN COLONIES.
The German colonies have cost the Empire 10 million pounds sterling since 1884. The popuation consists of 5,125 ...
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN AMERICA.
Another serious railwjy accident has occuired in America. The wind extinguished a signal light, and caused two trains to collide on the ...
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NEGOTIATIONS TO BE RESUMED.
The London "Standard" asserts that trustworthy information has reached St. Petersburg that negotiations between Russia and Japan will be resumed ...
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A MELBOURNE COMPOSER.
Mr. Siede, son of the late Herr Julius Siede, who for many years, was a wellknown flautist at Melbourne, has produced at Dresden a lynic symphony entitled ...
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GREAT BRITAIN'S TARDINESS.
Dr. Morrison laments Great Britain's tardiness in preparing for eventualities, and declares that Japan's preparations are thoroughly complete. Japan's ...
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GOLF.
Enthusiasts of the same assembled on Boxing Day at the Hobart links to play a 36 holes' match for prizes presented by the club and an ardent supporter. The ...
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THE DREYFUS CASE.
There is no agitation in Paris respecting the Dreyfus case, and all interest is likely to remain within the Judicial domain. ...
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AMERICAN PRESS VIEWS.
The New York newspapers attribute the more pacific news to the belief that England has notified Russia that she thinks Japan's demands just. ...
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OBITUARY.
The death is announced of Charles Lindsay Orr-Ewing. [C. L. Orr-Ewing was born in Scotland in 1860, and was educated at Harrow. ...
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THE AFGHANISTAN SOLDIERS.
The military officers, of the Ameer of Afghanistan are studying under Russian instructors. Two of the Russian orderlies are ...
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EXPEDITION IN THIBET.
Lieut.-Colonel MacDonald, with 800 pioneers and Gurkhas, and four guns, reached Phari, in North India, at an altitude of 24,000ft. ...
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SIR HENRY BULLARD.
Sir Henry Bullard is dead. [Deceased had been member for Norwich in the House of Commons for a number of years, and occupied the ...
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LAUNCESTON
The weather to-day is fine but cloudy, and nearly all the business places are closed. It is a sort of half-hoarted holiday. ...
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SIGNOR ZANARDELLI.
Signor Zanardelli, who recently resigned the position of Premier of Italy owing to ill-health, is dead. [Signor Zanardelli was born at Brescia ...
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RUSSIAN INTRIGUES.
A deputation from the Dalai Lama of Thibet has arrived at Irkutsk, and will proceed to St. Petersburg. [The intention with which Colonel ...
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PAUPERS IN LONDON.
The indoor paupers in London number 73.605, this being the highest total since 1871. ...
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