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  2. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION

    Once again the Randwick Rifle Range is the rendezvous of the Australasian riflemen. The fiftieth annual prize meeting of the National Rifle ...

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  3. INTERESTING MINING SUIT.

    The Walden (Mr. E. L. Hall) to-day gave his reserved judgment with respect to the application for costs in the case of Bond v. Metz, which was ...

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  4. COMMERCE DELEGATES.

    The Empire's Commerce delegates [?] adieu to Australia yesterday, and terminated one of the most important and significant events which have marked the ...

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  5. THE IRISH NATIONALISTS

    Mr. J. Redmond has cabled to the United Irish League in America stating that a great crisis existe in the Irish struggle. The Lords (Mr. Redmond ...

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  6. PROJECTED CANADIAN NAVY.

    "The Times" correspondent at Ottawa says that the Naval Defence Bill will be one of the first measures introduced in the Dominion House of ...

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  7. CHURCH AND SOCIALISM.

    At the Church Congress at Swansea yesterday the Bishop of Truro (Dr. C. Stubbs) initiated a debate on Socialism. He himself, he said, belonged to the ...

    Article : 277 words
  8. PERSONAL.

    The "King Island Record," which has been revived, says that Mr. Michael Parer is espected to arrive in Melbourne this week, and that he will be warmly ...

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  9. COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES.

    Counterfeit Bank of England £5 notes are reaching London from Russia. It is said that counterfeit notes to ...

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  10. PROFESSIONALISM IN FOOTBALL.

    The British Rugby Football Union has suspended the Coventry Club till the end of the year, and has suspended the player Davey during the Union's ...

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  11. THE OCEAN QUEEN.

    In reference to the wreck of the Ocean Queen, the vessel arrived off Makotea on the morning of the 16th September, and while proceeding abreast of the reef ...

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  12. PROSPECTS IN AUSTRALASIA.

    Mr. Leslie Sanderson, at a meeting of shareholders of the Bank of Australasia yesterday, said that the prospects of wool and wheat were excellent, and ...

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  13. PRODUCTION IN AMERICA.

    Speaking at San Francisco yesterday. President Taft urged the renewal of the shipping subsidies, in order to equalise the difference in the cost of ...

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  14. INTERRUPTED HONEYMOON.

    At the Warrnambool Local Police Court to-day, Geoffrey Colquhoun, late house steward at the Warrnambool Hospital, was charged with having ...

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  15. AUSTRALIAN PATENTS ACT.

    The Commonwealth Representative in London (Captain Collins) received a deputation representing the commercial interests yesterday relative to the ...

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  16. A PAINFUL HAPPENING.

    A painful scene occurred at St. George's Anglican Cathedral on Wednesday, when a wedding ceremony was broken off in an abrupt manner, A ...

    Article : 204 words
  17. IMPERIAL POLITICAL CRISIS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. H. H. Asquith) has had a further prolonged audience of His Majesty the King at Balmoral. Mr. Asquith will return to ...

    Article : 66 words
  18. WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS.

    An indignation meeting was held at the Albert-hall, London, last evening, under the auspices of the Women's Political and Social Union, to protest ...

    Article : 69 words
  19. SIR T. BENT'S SUCCESSOR.

    The election to choose a successor to the late Sir Thomas Bent, as representative of Brighton in the Legislative Assembly, took place to-day, with ...

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  20. DAYLIGHT SAYING.

    The select committee of the Legislative Assembly which is inquiring into the Daylight "Saving Bill took further evidence to-day. ...

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  21. FINANCIAL.

    The Bank of England figures for October 7, with the previous fortnight's totals given in parentheses, are as follow:— ...

    Article : 296 words
  22. SYNDICATE OF COTTON SPINNERS.

    It is reported at Berlin that a syndicate of British and German cotton sp[?]nners has acquired 150,000 acres of land in South-West Texas for division ...

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  23. AMALGAMATED RAILWAY SERVANTS.

    In consequence of the Socialist members of Parliament alleging that Mr. R. Bell had misrepresented the society in the House of Commons, a conference ...

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  24. MAN'S VIOLENT DEATH.

    Thos. Etchells, who was injured in the bush near Smithton, and was admitted to the General Hospital yesterday, died this morning. The cause of ...

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  25. WAGES BOARD AWARDS.

    The award of the Engineering and Firing Wages Board was issued to-day. First-grade enginedrivers are to receive l8. 4d. per hour; second-grade ...

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  26. TURKEY AND RUSSIA.

    The "Cologne Gazette" states that the Turkish Minister for Foreign Affairs (Rifaat Pasha) is visiting the Czar for the purpose of securing a ...

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  27. A DISHONEST DIRECTOR.

    Harry Henson, otherwise known as "Beb[?]," a financial agent, and George Petty Bond, a broker, were arrested last September, on a charge of ...

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  28. A CHILD INJURED.

    Samuel Russell (five years), whose Earents reside at North Barrington, ad his fingers injured in cog-wheels, and was brought to the General ...

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  29. ZEEHAN SCHOOL OF MINES.

    At the Zeehan School of Mines committee meeting to-night a letter was received from Mr. A. Harold Masters, principal of the Launceston Technical ...

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  30. THE HARVARDS' HOUSE.

    Through Miss Marie Corelli's instrumentality the ancient house at Stratford-on-Avon that was associtted with the life of the mother of the Rev. John ...

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  31. BARRIER MINERAL EXPORTS.

    The mineral exports of the Barrier for the nine months ended September were valued at £1,386,953 net, made up thus:—Silver and silver-lead ...

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  32. IRISH BLIGHT IN N.S.W.

    Irish Blight has been proved to exist on twelve separate farms. It has been found at Grafton, Chatswood Island. Ulmarra, Kyogle, Byron Bay, Neutral ...

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  33. IRISH LAND BILL.

    During consideration of the Irish Land Bill in the House of Lords yesterday clauses forty-one, involving practically the compulsory acquisition of land ...

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  34. THE "AGE" LIBEL SUIT.

    The hearing of argument on the application by the proprietors of "The Age" for a new trial of the action brought against them by Mr. ...

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  35. MELBOURNE CRICKET GROUND

    The trustees of the Melbourne Cricket Club met to-day to discuss the offers of the Victorian Cricket Association and the Melbourne Club, the result of ...

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  36. THE QUEENSLAND ELECTIONS

    Comparatively few additional returns have been received, and in two or three electorates the result of the contest where the issue is doubtful is ...

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  37. GERMANS AND ENGLISH.

    The President of the German Navy League (Admiral Koetster) states that wherever Germans and English meet they must closely compete, as members ...

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  38. ARMS FOR AFGHANISTAN.

    Reuter states that the importation of arras into Afghanistan via the Persian Gulf has become serious. The Waziris are committing, outrages ...

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  39. WARATAH-WYNYARD ROAD.

    At the Municipal Council meeting yesterday it was decided to call a public meeting for Monday, October l8, for the purpose of approaching the ...

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  40. DONATION TO A COLLEGE.

    Robert Rhodes, president of the Old Boys' Association of Christ's College, Christchurch, has given £2,000 to that college. A portion of the income is ...

    Article : 274 words
  41. ROBBING A PENSIONER.

    A contemptible act on the part of a young woman whose name is unknown resulted in the theft of halt a sovereign from Robt. Tinkler, an old-age pensioner, ...

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  42. AN INDISCREET COMMISSIONER

    The Dominion Government has reprimanded Mr. Harris, the Canadian Commissioner at Yokohama, for on insinuation that he made in n letter regarding ...

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  43. MOISTURE IN BUTTER.

    A large deputation, representing the butter industry in nearly all the States of the Commonwealth, protested to the Minister for Customs again to-day ...

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  44. A PREHISTORIC SKELETON.

    A prehistoric skeleton has been found in post-tertiary rock at Dordogne, in France. The skeleton dates twenty thousand ...

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  45. HUDSON-FULTON CELEBRATIONS.

    A remarkable reception has been accorded the British Fleet at the Hudson-Fulton celebrations, at New York. Admiral Schroeder, of the United ...

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  46. RETURN OF A MISSING PARTY

    The party who left Belmore on Friday night for Boat Harbour, Cronulla, and for whose safety fears were entertained, returned home to-day. ...

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  47. GENERAL CABLES.

    Importa into the United Kingdom during September increased by £1,468,991, as compared with the corresponding months of 1908. Exports ...

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  48. NEW ZEALAND EXPORTS.

    New Zealand exports for the half-year ended September were valued at £7 859,233, an increase of £1,833,373 compared with the corresponding period ...

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  49. EXPORT OF WHEAT.

    The wheat exported from New Zealand during the half-year ended September was valued at £306,504. ...

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  50. GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

    The weather is again fine. ...

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