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FEDERAL AND STATE FINANCE.
In the House of Representatives today on the third reading of the Constitution Amendment Bill. Mr. W. H. Irvine said he thought it ...
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
The P. and 0. Co.'s mail steamer Mongolia, with the English mail of October 15, arrived at Fremantle on Tuesday, and is due at Adelaide on Saturday, when the ...
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THE MONO-RAIL SYSTEM.
Mr. Louis Brennan gave a very successful exhibition with a gyroscopic car, on his mono-rail line yesterday. The gyroscopic car was forty feet ...
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AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
Friction exists between St. Petersburg and Vienna through the newspapers that support Baron von Aehrenthal, Austrian Minister for Foreign ...
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THE BUDGET PROPOSALS
The Duke of Argyll, speaking at the Conservative Conference at Dundee yesterday, said that if the House of Lords rejected the budget with a strong ...
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PERSONAL.
The Medical Committee reported at yesterday's meeting of the Board of Management of the Hobart General Hospital that five applications had been received for the ...
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CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
The Parliament of the Dominion of Canada has been opened. Legislation has been promised to strengthen the laws concerning ...
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THE ALL-RED ROUTE.
The "Standard" says that the Government has decided to grant £135,000 towards the construction of the railway from Collooney, in Sligo, to Black-Sod, ...
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THE HUNGARIAN PARLIAMENT
In the Hungarian House of Representatives yesterday, the members who demand the establishment of a separate Hungarian State hank by 1911, ...
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GENERAL CABLES.
Bullion silver is quoted at 1s. ll½d. per oz. ...
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KILLED BY A HYPNOTIST.
Everston, the hypnotist, who threw a man named Simpson into a cataleptic trance at an entertainment at New Jersey, in the United States, on ...
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FINANCIAL.
The Bank of England figures for November 11, with the previous fortnight's totals given in parentheses, are as follow: ...
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GALLERY NOTES.
There was nothing very exciting about the proceedings in the Legislative Council yesterday. A quantity of formal business was run through in the ...
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
The Secretary of State for the Colonies (Earl of Crewe), replying yesterday to a deputation of fourteen members of the Forward Suffrage Union, which is ...
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REMARKABLE CASE OF SAVAGING.
A remarkable instance o[?] "savaging" occurred at Newmarket to-day. During exercise,.Messrs: Clark and Robinson's yearling colt, out of Wise ...
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HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY
The House was to meet at 7 o'clock, and by twenty minutes past the hour a sufficient number of members had limped into the Chamber to make a ...
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BOULDER PERSEVERANCE MINE.
News of the disastrous fire, involving the loss of about £50,000, and the cessation of gold production for six or seven months, occurring at the Great ...
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FIGHTING IN ABYSSINIA.
The "Cologne Gazette" publishes details of a fight between the followers of two minor Abyssinian Princes, Abrase and Abete, and their forces. ...
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KING'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS.
The military programme for Monday will be of a purely practical character, everything in the nature of a ceremonial parade being dispensed with. The troops ...
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AMERICA IN THE PÁCIFIC.
President Taft has approved of the recommendation of the Army and Navy Board to make Pearl Harbour the chief naval station in the Pacific. ...
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FAST MOTORING.
At Atlanta, in the United States, yesterday, Strang, in n Fiat car, won a ten miles motor race in 7 minutes 2 seconds. ...
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ADVANCES TO SETTLERS.
A Parliamentary return shows that during the last 10 years the Advances to Settlers Office made profits yearly varying from £12,000 to £63,000. ...
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GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
The Woods-Williamson company has been playing to big houses. ZEEHAN, November 12. The Samaritan Fund Committee ...
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PRESIDENT TAFT'S RETURN.
President Taft has returned to Washington. after a tour of 13,000 miles through the United States, during which he delivered a series of addresses on the ...
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SHOOTING AT A POLICEMAN.
At the Police Court to-day, Bruce Ussher and his mother, Eva Ussher, were charged with having stolen goods from various stores at Hindmarsh. The goods ...
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DARING BANK ROBBERY.
A daring robbery was perpetrated yesterday at New Albany, in Indiana, United States. Shouting "Hands up[?]" a robber ...
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KOREAN ATTACHE ATTACKED
The New York "Herald" states that a number of Japanese attacked the Korean Military Attache during army manœuvres at Utsu-no-Miya, with the ...
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BEAUTY POINT JETTY.
Advices have been received to the effect that the s.s. Papanui is timed to reach Beauty Point on December 13. She is bringing 2,000 tons of rails for the ...
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LAUNCESTON MARINE BOARD.
The Marine Board elections will take Place early next month. The retiring wardens are Messrs. B[?]g, Fysh. and Batch[?]lor, who will seek re-election. The ...
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SCHOOL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE.
Dr. Bahr and some students from the London School of Tropical Medicine are starting for Fiji on November 19 to study matters relating to ...
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LAUNCESTON ALDERMANIC ELECTIONS.
The Launceston aldermanic elections will be held on December 7. The retiring aldermen are Messr. Sadler, Pe[?]per. and Oldham. Alderman Pepper will not seek ...
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SALE OF THE OROYA.
A Genoa firm has purchased the steamer Oroya, a vessel of 6,297 tons, belonging to the Royal Mail steam packet line. ...
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TROUBLE AT MAGNET MINE.
Further labour trouble has arisen, at Magnet, the unionists at Magnet mine leaving work to-day. The secretary (S. Ford), of the Zeehan branch of the ...
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GERMAN NAVAL SCANDALS.
At the trial at Kiel of officials and merchants on a charge of defrauding the Navy, the evidence showed that the dockyard workmen were paid extra, ...
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LAUNCESTON ELECTRIC SUPPLY.
The Mayor stated to-day that the object of the bill which Mr. Sadler is introducing in the House of Assembly is to authorise the Council to borrow £20,000 for the ...
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INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF PEACE.
Mr. Ginn, a publisher of Boston, who is devoting £10,000 annually towards the promotion of peace, intends to establish an international school of peace ...
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NEW ZEALAND TAXATION.
Speaking in defence of the Budget today, Sir Joseph Ward, replying to criticism, said the principal increase in taxation would be by way of death ...
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