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  2. MUSTER AT ZEEHAN.

    A church-parade was held to-day at the Presbyterian Church. The muster was three officers and thirty-eight men, one officer, and 19 cadets, and 25 ...

    Article : 90 words
  3. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    At last we are well within measurable distance of the completion of the tariff, for which Parliament generally, and the mercantile community in particular, are ...

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  4. THE TASMANIAN CABLES.

    Some months ago the Postal Depart- / ment invited tenders for the manufacture and supply of two submarine cables between Tasmania and the mainland. ...

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  5. INDIAN FRONTIER TROUBLE.

    In the fighting at Umrakilli this week the Mohmands lost two hundred men. The Mohmands exhibited desperate bravery, and several were bayoneted at ...

    Article : 188 words
  6. EMPIRE DAY.

    The celebration will be spread over three days in Great Britain. A million school children in London saluted the flag yesterday. ...

    Article : 323 words
  7. PERSONAL.

    The Lieut.—Governor, Sir John Dodds, K.C. M.G., attended by the Private Secretary (Mr. Warren Dodds) was present at St. John's Church yesterday, when Rev. ...

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  8. ANTWERP RAILWAY DISASTER.

    Later particulars of the collision between two railway trains near Antworp on Thursday show that the disaster occurred at the village of Contich, ...

    Article : 161 words
  9. ST. DAVID'S CATHEDRAL.

    The Anglican members of the military forces stationed in Hobart attended on parade at St. Davids Cathedral at 11 o'clock yesterday morning. The troops ...

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  10. QUEENSTOWN.

    In connection with Empire Day, a church-parade of 'D" company was held to-day under Captain A. Douglas. ...

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  11. RACECOURSE FATALITY.

    A painful sensation was caused at Risdon-park on Saturday afternoon by an accident that terminated fatally. Spectators who were taking in the whole of ...

    Article : 451 words
  12. VICTORIAN AERONAUTS.

    Messrs. A. J. Staughton and Kollow, of Melbourne, who are on a visit to England, ascended to a height of 4,800ft. on Thursday in the Hon. C. Rolls's ...

    Article : 69 words
  13. LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK.

    The steamer Lusitania has established a new record on the voyage from Liverpool to New York via Queenstown (the long route). ...

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  14. ROYAL VISIT TO RUSSIA.

    The Russian press, commenting upon King Edward's projected visit to Russia, extends a warm welcome to His Majesty, and expresses the belief that ...

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  15. BRITISH NAVAL DEFENCE.

    In the House of Commons last eveniing the First Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. McKenna) stated that the Australian naval subsidy would cease ...

    Article : 202 words
  16. LONDON TO HALIFAX.

    The Board of Trade's "All Red Route Committee," in a brief report, states that evidence has been submitted which shows that the journey from London to ...

    Article : 52 words
  17. REPAIRING THE BREAKDOWN.

    The small steamer Meeinderry, chartered from Huddart, Parker, and Company by the Eastern Extension Company to repair No. 2 Bass Strait cable, ...

    Article : 153 words
  18. EARL OF MEATH'S MESSAGE.

    The Earl of Meath, through Mr. Carruthers; has sent a message of sincere thanks to Australians for their enthusiastic support of the Empire Day ...

    Article : 380 words
  19. IMPERIAL POLITICS.

    In referring to the legislation likely to be proceeded with this session, the "Daily Telegraph" says it is doubtful whether the Government will go on with ...

    Article : 75 words
  20. DUTY ON RAILS.

    The question submitted to the High Court as to whether the Government of New South Wales is required to pay Customs duty on rails imported for use ...

    Article : 667 words
  21. A FATAL ACCIDENT.

    A fatal accident occurred at the North Lyell mine on Saturday afternoon. At about half-past three, Archie Best, employed at platman, desired to ascend from ...

    Article : 292 words
  22. THE LINLITHGOW ESTATE.

    Probate of the will of the late Marquis of Linlithgow has been granted. The porsonalty is valued at £26,141, and the realty £375,000. the royalties ...

    Article : 89 words
  23. A BY-ELECTION.

    A poll was taken at Stirling Burghs yesterday for the election of a member to represent the district in the House of Commons in place of Sir H. ...

    Article : 80 words
  24. RUSSIA AND FINLAND.

    Owing to the unfavourable impression produced in Finland by the speech that the Premier (M. Stolypin) delivered this week in the Duma, the Finnish Senate ...

    Article : 86 words
  25. AN OVERDUE BARQUE.

    The American barque Willscott, 1,856 tons, which left Newcastle on January 21 for San Francisco, and in regard to which some anxiety was being ...

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  26. THE COMMONWEALTH.

    There has been a fruther postponement of the publication of the Post Office reclassification scheme. Interest in the new arrangement of the 933 officers ...

    Article : 127 words
  27. GENERAL CABLES.

    The Orient Royal Mail Company made a profit of £32,805 on the past year's operations. A dividend at the rate of 5 per cent has been declared on ...

    Article : 38 words
  28. AMERICAN MAIL SUBSIDY.

    A conference between the two Houses of Congress was held at Washington on Wednesday relating to the Post Office subsidy. The conference accepted the ...

    Article : 84 words
  29. THE HOBART CELEBRATION.

    Arrangements have been completed throughout Australia for a fitting commemoration of Empire Day, and here in Tasmania the functions will mainly ...

    Article : 282 words
  30. RIFLE RANGE FOR CADETS.

    On Saturday evening, Empire Day was celebrated at the Hutchins School by the opening of a new miniature rifle range for the use of the school cadets. ...

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  31. CELEBRATIONS IN SYDNEY.

    The chief feature of the Sunday celebrations of Empire Day was the military service in the Anglican Cathedral. The Governor-General (Lord ...

    Article : 70 words
  32. ROYAL PATRONAGE.

    Her Majesty Queen Alexandra has accorded her patronage to the first concert to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mallinson in Melbourne. ...

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  33. A DEFENCE BILL.

    The Prime Minister, probably on Tuesday next, will introduce a bill into the Houes of Representatives providing for the appropriation of £250,000 for ...

    Article : 39 words
  34. THE BENDIGO MURDER.

    A special meeting of the State Cabinet was held on Wednesday to consider the case of John Charles Manning, who was tried before Mr. Justice Cussen at ...

    Article : 329 words
  35. THE INDIANA SENSATION.

    The Grand Jury has indicted Lamphere, the man who was recently seen escaping from a burning farmhouse at Laporte, Indiana, in which several ...

    Article : 181 words
  36. FEDERAL CABINET.

    The Federal Cabinet will meet on Monday. The principal business will be consideration of report of the Cabinet Committee on the affairs of the Post and ...

    Article : 36 words
  37. VICTORIA LEAGUE'S COMPETITIONS.

    The examiners report that the following are the winners of the certificates presented by the Victoria League in connection with the Indian Mutiny ...

    Article : 53 words
  38. THE IMMIGRATION QUESTION.

    The Premier (Mr. C. G. Wade) referring to Mr. Deakin's statement as to the Emigration Board, said:—"Nobody questions the character of the board or ...

    Article : 319 words
  39. FUNCTION AT LAUNCESTON.

    A service and military parade in honour of Empire Day was held this after noon at St John's Church. The build ing was crowded, and the troops ...

    Article : 79 words
  40. PUBLIC WORKS CONTRACTS.

    The Public Works Department has accepted the following tenders:—Road, Lovett to selections of Smith, Berry, etc., O'Brien and Goodwin, £48 10s. ...

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  41. PARADE AT BURNIE.

    A church-parade of the Tasmanian Rangers and Cadets was held this morning, when there was a good muster. Special services were held in the ...

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  42. THE LAUNCESTON CELEBRATIONS.

    Empire Day is to be observed at the Launceston State-schools to-day. At each school an alderman will attend and give an address, the children will sing ...

    Article : 53 words
  43. FRANCO- BRITISH EXHIBITION

    The Agents—General for the Australian States, who were taking legal steps to prevent the Australian pavilion at the Franco-British Exhibition from ...

    Article : 117 words
  44. AT DEVONPORT.

    Empire Day was largely observed here in the churches. Members of "B" company held a church-parade this morning, marching through the streets, ...

    Article : 79 words
  45. PULPIT REFERENCES.

    In nearly all the churches yesterday, reference was made to Empire Day. There was a church parade of troops, officers and men attending St. David's ...

    Article : 117 words
  46. MINING CASE DECIDED.

    The Warden (Mr. E. L. Hall) has given judgment in the mining case. Main Creek T.S. Company v. Mutual Hill T.M. Company, an application for the water right[?] ...

    Article : 42 words
  47. VICTORIANS ON KING ISLAND.

    Messrs. Yates and McKenzie, two Victorians, who arrived from King Island to-day, have taken up 5,000 acres of land there for agricultural and grazing ...

    Article : 68 words
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