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  2. TEN HORSES ROASTED.

    Stables belonging to Mr. W. Brennan, carrier, of Rirchomnd, were destroyed by fire early this morning. Ten horses were roasted to death. The ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN WEATHER FORECASTS.

    Although the International Meteorological Conferonce, which was to have been held in Canada this month, has been postponed until next year, the ...

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  4. VICTORIAN RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.

    Although it was reported some time ago that 1,000 casual employees were to be dismissed from the railway service, the Minister for Railways (Sir ...

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  5. FEDERAL FINANCE.

    The attention of the Premier needed no directing on Saturday to the intimation that had been received from the Federal authorities that the States ...

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  6. THE DISORDERS IN PERSIA.

    The disorders in Persia have not yet been completely subdued, and disturbances are still taking place in the north-west. ...

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  7. THE BRITISH EXCHEQUER

    At the banquet given to the bankers and merchants at the Mansion House yesterday, the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Lloyd-George.) said that, in ...

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  8. THE DAYLIGHT BILL.

    The select committee appointed recently by the House of Commons to consider the Daylight Saving Bill has eppressed approval of the measure. ...

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  9. NEWS OF THE DAY.

    The Orient Co.'s mail steamer Ortona, with the mails of June 5, arrived at Fremantle on July 2, and is due at Largs Bay to-day, when the mails will be ...

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  10. ROBBED AND MURDERED.

    A cable has been received that Mr. G. Fearby, consulting engineer, has been robbed and murdered in Tonking, the French territory in the ...

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  11. HOPGROWERS' ASSOCIATION.

    The response to the invitation issued by Messrs. H. Jones and Co., agents for the Southern Tasmanian Hopgrowers' Associated Agreement, a very ...

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  12. COST OF LIVING IN GERMANY.

    The British Board of Trade recently obtained information for a blue-book that it issued, in which a comparison was made between the cost of living ...

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  13. THE ATHANASIAN CREED.

    Mr. W. E. Barnes, Professor of Divinity (Hulsean) at Cambridge, in an article in the "Nineteenth Century Review," appeals to the Bishops who ...

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  14. SUNDAY TRADING.

    The police were again busy in connection with the Licensing Act to-day, and two more publicans and several citizens will probably appear before ...

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  15. INTERFERENCE WITH FISHERMEN.

    With reference to the interference hy German torpedoers with British fishermen, Sir George Doughty, member of the House of Commons for ...

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  16. STATEMENT BY VICTORIAN PREMIER.

    Referring yesterday to the fact that several State Governments had been overpaid by the Commonwealth Government in connection with the ...

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  17. SNOW-SHOE RACING.

    A very successful day's snow-shoe racing took place at Kiandra yesterday. The international contest was won by Menger (America), Paterson ...

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  18. BURGLARS AT WORK.

    Last night the residence of David Thompson, on the Westbury-road, about two miles from the city, was broken into. Among other articles ...

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  19. THE HENLEY REGATTA.

    At the Henley Royal Regatta yesterday Christchurch College, Oxford, defeated Eton in the final for the Grand Challenge Cup, which was won last ...

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  20. TAXATION IN CAPE COLONY.

    The taxation scheme of the Cape Colony Ministry, of which Mr. J. X. Merriman is Premier, is causing widespread discontent. ...

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  21. THE POSTAL COMMISSION.

    Great regret is felt by the Federal Government at the decision of Mr. H. B. Templeton to resign from the position of secretary to the Royal ...

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  22. ARBITRATION IN NEW ZEALAND.

    The Otago Trades and Labour Council has passed a resolution viewing with alarm the tendency on the part of unions to strike against the awards of ...

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  23. PUBLIC WORKS CONTRACTS.

    The following tenders have been accepted by the Public Works Department:—Road to Atkinson's, Dodds's, Turnbull's, and others, H. A. Deacon, ...

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  24. AUSTRALIAN WOOL.

    There have arrived for the next series of London wool sales 224,542 bales. Of this quantity 73,000 bales have been forwarded direct to purchasers, and ...

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  25. ACCIDENTALLY SHOT DEAD.

    Charles Gosling, 21 years of ago, was accidentally shot dead at Black Rock yesterday by a youth named Thomas Goldie. ...

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  26. PERSONAL.

    The Governor-General, in a Gazette notice, directs the provisional recognition of Mr. William Henry Burgess, jun., as Vice-Consul of the Argentino Republic at ...

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  27. FRENCH LIBEL ACTION.

    The Paris newspaper "Matin" recently alleged that Senator Humbert, of France, had been concerned in questionable transactions with Henri ...

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  28. JAPANESE FINANCES.

    Owing to the inability of the Cabinet in Japan. to secure the support of Parliament in its proposals to deal with the financial situation, Ministors ...

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  29. A LONG JOURNEY.

    The train which brought the North Tasmanian Football Association team back from Devonport on Saturday was nearly six hours on the journey. ...

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  30. THE CONGREGATIONAL CONGRESS.

    At the Congregational Congress at Edinburgh yesterday the Rev. J. W. Jones, chairman of the Congregational Union in Viotoria. road a paper ...

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  31. THE QUEENSLAND TRAGEDY.

    The man Wicks, who was attacked by his mate at Silvor Spur, has died of his wounds. News was received on Friday at ...

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  32. MARKETING OF BUTTER.

    An important movement in regard to the marketing of butter (says the "Argus") is now being considored by the co-operative companies of Australia and ...

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  33. GERMAN NAVAL MANOUVRES.

    The German high sea fleet will start on July 13 on a five weeks' cruise in the North Atlantic, under Prince Henry. A number of army officers will ...

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  34. INTERNATIONAL YACHTING

    A cablegram was received in Sydney yesterday, from Vancouver, giving details of the contest between the Canadian and United States yachts for the ...

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  35. A BOATMAN S ADVENTURE.

    On Monday, June 15, when the ketch Ariel was at anchor at Woolnorth (says the "North-Westom Advocate"), the crew being busily engaged ...

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  36. THE NAVAL AGREEMENT.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Geo. Lambert (Civil Lord of the Admiralty) stated, in reply to Mr. J. Redmond, member for Waterford, that ...

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  37. PROSPECTS OF THE CONGO.

    The Premier of Belgium (M. Schollaert) made a public statement yesterday relative to the prospects of developing the Congo Free State. He said ...

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  38. SYDNEY SHEEP SHOW

    The judging in connection with the annual show of the New South Wales Sheepbreeders' Association wasl concluded to-day (Thursday), and the [?]ast ...

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  39. TRIANGULAR CRICKET.

    The advisory committee has passed resolutions asking the Marylebone C.C. to inform the Australian Board of Control that the counties are so ...

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  40. ANGLO-CONGOLESE FRONTIER.

    The Anglo-Congolese frontier commission has completed its survey of the frontier, which shows that a mistake existed in the maps upon which the ...

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  41. NEW MAIL STEAMERS.

    Work in connection with the Orient Company's five new steamers for the Australian mail service, tenders for the building of which were accepted some ...

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  42. ATTITUDE OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL.

    Mr. McElbone, secretary of the Board of Control, interviewed regarding the cricket cable, said that nothing could be done until the cablegram from the ...

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  43. GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

    Archbishop Clark, of Melbourne, delivered an address yesterday at the annual meeting of the Girls' Friendly Society. ...

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  44. A POPULAR GOVERNOR.

    The Governor and Lady Talbot left Melbourne yesterday by the Sydney express, en route for England. The occasion was marked, by the concentration ...

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  45. THE EDUCATION BILL.

    The Nonconformists applaud Mr. John Dillon, the Nationalist member of the House of Commons, for the liberal spirit that he has shown in his recent ...

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  46. MIXED MAREIAGES.

    Mr. Justice G. B. Simpson, in his (capacity as judge in the Divorce Court, is loth to give up the hope of a happy lending to a matrimonial venture, even ...

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  47. EXPLOSION IN OHIO.

    An explosion occurred yesterday in a fireworks novelty store at Cleveland, Ohio, in the United States, and partly destroyed the building. ...

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  48. DRINKING IN NEW ZEALAND.

    Following upon the rather remarkable figures published xecently concerning the increased amount of money being spent in New Zealand on alcoholic liquor, comes ...

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  49. NAVAL CREWS RACE.

    A boat race of a little over four miles took place on the harbour between naval crows to-day. The Naval Brigade led throughout, and won by ...

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  50. THE KAISER AND AIRSHIPS.

    The successful trials of Count Zeppelin in his now airship are attracting much attention in Germany, as the Count has an order from that country ...

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  51. GENERAL CABLES.

    The temperature was 84 in the shade in London on Friday. A heavy thunderstorm occurred in the South of England. ...

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