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INTERNATIONAL CABLES.
The following consuls have been gazetted: —Mr. Bray, as American Consul at Melbourne; Mr. Dillingham, American Consul at Auckland; Mr. Kempermann, German ...
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THE EAGLEHAWK MURDER.
There is no change in the demeanor of the condemned, man Charles John Hall. His behavior is most exemplary. He does not the gaol officials any trouble, and listens ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Jeanette Francoise from New York. Cintra from Sydney. SAILED.—5th September. [?] for Launceston. ...
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MAILS OUTWARD
Until further notice the English mail will close at the Post office, Bendigo:— For money orders, at 3 p.m. every Monday. For Registered Letters, at 6 p.m. every ...
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FAMINE IN THE RUSSIAN PROVINCES.
The Paris Municipal Council has voted 300,000 francs for the purchase of bread for needy families in the Russian provinces of Moscow, Tula and Kursk, which are ...
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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PRODUCE MARKET
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RUSSIA AND COREA.
The Novoe Vremya, a leading Russian newspaper, deplores the fact that Russian influence in Corea is rapidly decreasing. It states that Japan has the control of ...
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THE SWIMMING CHAMPION-. SHIP.
The swimming contest (500 yards) between Ernest Cavill and J. Nuttall, the English professional swimmer, for the champtonaliip and £200 a-side, took place at ...
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Family Notices
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BENDIGO FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCE MARKET.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"INQUIRER" (Elmore).—The state of the poll at the last general election, on 20th September, 1894, for Rodney electorate was-Webb, 1,701; White, 1,457; Mason, 1,338; Murphy, 1,239. ...
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THE BENDIGO ADVERTISER
THE-winegrowers of Victoria are not in that condition of prosperity which they or their well-wishers desire. Some few large growers have certainlysucceeded in establishing a pro ...
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THE EGYPTIAN CAMPAIGN.
Telegrams from Egypt state a small force is opening communications between Suakim and the Nile, and that the force is rapidly proceeding. It is reported that the ...
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THE G[?]ECO-TURKISH WAR.
The Standard to-day states that neither Greece nor Turkey will offer any opposition to Lord Salisbury's proposal to establish an international committee to control such ...
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MELBOURNE GENERAL MARKETS.
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THE ENGINEERS' STRIKE.
The London United Workers' Society has urged the strikers to abandon their demands. Many of the strikers are reported to be starving. ...
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THE TRADES' CONGRESS.
The Trade Union Congress yesterday passed, a resolution denouncing the Conspiracy Act, which is considered unjust to the workers. A resolution was also carried ...
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MR. H. MUSGROVE AND THE BASEBALL TEAM.
Mr. Harry Musgrove denies all the statements published in certain Australian newspapers of 2nd August with regard to his management of the baseball team. ...
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GENERAL NEWS.
Mr. Fraser has been promised that his patent railway carriage door controller shall be used on the Belgium State railways and on some of the French railways. ...
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Advertising
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NOTES FOR TO-DAY.
Eaglehawk Police Court, 10. City Council, 3. Tenders close leasing City Club hotel, 3. Sheepwash Cricket Club meeting, Beavis' ...
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INDIAN TRIBAL TROUBLES.
The Kurram tribesmen have requested the British authorities to allow them to attack the Orakrais nearest their border. There is a general disinclination among the ...
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THE GENERAL ELECTION.
There was a large attendance in the Shire Hall, Huntly, on Tuesday evening, when Mr. Wax Hirsch delivered an address. The president of the shire (Sir. Reilly) presided. Mr. ...
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MR. BEN TILLETT AT BALLARAT.
There was a large gathering at the Alfred Hall to-night, when Mr. Ben Tillett delivered an address upon " The British Empire, its Progress and its People." The mayor of Ballarat ...
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DEPARTMENTAL LAND SALES.
Sir,—The notice from the Lands department re the sale of township allotments has duly come to hand. The interested parties as a body cannot but "admire " the notice of the ...
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MELBOURNE.
NARROW GAUGE RAILWAYS.—The Railway Committee to-day further considered the question of a broad or narrow gauge line from Lilydale to Yarra Junction, and decided to adhere ...
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[?]HEIR NAME IS LEGION
Who testify to the merits of Wolfe's Schnapps for removing indigestion, urinary disorders, and rheumatism; also to its admirable flavor. ...
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