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BATHING FATALITIES.
Two brothers named Bass, resident[?] of Glebe; were drowned at Stronulla Beach this morning. Sydney and Hubert Bass, the former a chairmaker, and ...
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THE COAL STRIKE.
Strike developments to-day are set forth in the statement made by Mr. Hughes, M.H.R., which covers the whole situation. The chango in the situation ...
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TIGER ON A STEAMER.
A thrilling incident occurred on the steamer Altai last week, during the voyage from Colombia to New York. During a hurricane a tiger that was ...
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TERRIBLE MINING DISASTER.
A terrible mining disaster has occurred at Cherry, Illinois, in tho United States. Meagre advices received at New York ...
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
The Viceroy of India (Earl of Minto) narrowly escaped assassination at the hands of a Hindoo yesterday at Abmedabad, in Bombay. ...
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PERSONAL
The Governor-General (Earl of Dudley) and the Governor of Victoria. (Sir T Carmichael Gibson) held a joint Wee at Federal Government House ...
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CHARITIES AND SCIENCE.
The widow of the late Mr. George Speyer, a Frankfort banker, who died recently, has bequeathed £500,000 to charities, education, and science. ...
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INTER-STATE CRICKET.
The weather was dull when the match between South Australia and Victoria was commenced on the Adelaide Oval to-day. Clem Hill won the toss, and ...
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CAPE COLONY WINE INDUSTRY
It was recently announced that the members of the Cupe Colony Parliament who represent the wine producing districts, had accepted a compromis[?] ...
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THE BRITISH NAVY.
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, speaking at the "Dolphin" dinner at Bristol yesterday, touched upon the naval situation. He referred to the ...
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FIGHTING IN ABYSSINIA.
Advices from Abyssinia referring to the fight between the two minor Princes that occurred last week, state that Abrahe, the defeated Prince, and several ...
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FIRE ON THE WARRIMOO.
The Union Company's steamer Warrimoo, 3,529 tons, was to leave the Bluff to-day for Hobart and Melbourne, being due ot this port on Friday. A ...
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CANADIAN NAVAL POLICY.
Mr. Monk, one of the loaders of the Conservative party in the Dominion House of Commons, who is opposing Sir Wilfrid Laurier's naval policy, is ...
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ANTI-SOCIALIST UNION.
A powerful Nonconformist anti-Socialist Union has been started in England. The movement has the hearty ...
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A BOMB OUTRAGE.
A youthful anarchist, apparently of Russian nationality, threw a bomb at Senor Falcon, Prefect of Police, and his secretory, yesterday, as they were ...
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FEDERAL AND STATE FINANCE
The executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce is seeking the opportunity to urge representatives of Tasmania in the Senato to support the ...
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HURRICANE AT BERLIN.
A severe hurricane has swept Berlin, and has caused much damage. Two persons have been killed, and thirty injured. ...
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BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY.
Under the direction of the Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Graham), active progress is being, made with the proposals for the renewal of the beet sugar ...
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OUTLOOK IN TURKEY.
The speech of the Sultan of Turkey at the opening of Parliament on Saturday was liberal in tone towards domestic affairs. It acknowledged the efforts ...
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GENERAL CABLES.
Mme. Steinheil, who was last week tried at Paris on a charge of murdering her husband, M. Steinheil, and Mme. Japy, was not considered innocent by ...
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INVASION OF INDIA.
Rumours of trouble in Afghanistan are responsible for the belief in military circles in India that another frontier wa[?] is impending (says the Bombay ...
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THE ENGLISH SOLDIER.
"At home," says the "Spectator," "the great manouvres in Wiltshire, Berkshire, and. Oxfordshire, in which no less than fifty thousand men have ...
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THE BUDGET PROPOSALS.
The President of the Board of Trade (Mr. Winston Churchill), speaking at the Colston banquet at Bristol on Saturday, said that the Lords wished to ...
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BOXING MATCH SCENE.
Joe Grimm and J. Kelly met at the Stadium on Saturday night for a purse of £80. In the second round, as Grimm ...
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THE NATAL MILITIA.
—Reuter s correspondent at Pi[?]ter-maritzburg says that the commandant of the militia in Natal urges the imperative need of a system of universal ...
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HAILSTORM IN QUEENSLAND.
One of the most destructive hailstorms in South-Eastern Queensland for many years passed over a large area of country yesterday. It extended from ...
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GERMAN STEAMER WRECKED.
The German steamer Wilna, a small vessel laden with iron, has stranded on Vlieland Island, off Holland. Of the crew of fourteen hands, ...
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COLLISION IN RIO STRAIT.
The Messageries Maritimes steamer La Seyne, 2,379 tons, collided yesterday with the British India liner Onda, 5,247 tons, in Rio Strait in the Eastern ...
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WEST COAST MINING.
Assays made to-day of samples o[?] galena from Wallace's now show, North Dundas, gave the following returns:— Galena from branch lode, 82.3 per cent, ...
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AMERICAN HORSE JUMPING CONTESTS.
British officers representing the War Department have won several of the leading prizes in the jumping contests at the New York Horse Show. ...
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ALLEGED CATTLE STEALING
Reports have been mode to the police of alleged cases of cattle stealing in the vicinity of Zeehan, and investigations are being made. ...
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