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    Ewing and Kronk, of William[?] advise that they are in a posi[?] apply the best meat at the lowest [?] They guarantee prompt attention ...

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  3. BRITISH ELECTIONS. MR. WM. O'BRIEN RETURNED.

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  4. INTERNATIONAL CABLES.

    The sensation which was caused by the arrest of ten men belonging to the 10th Jats Native Infantry, stationed at Calcutta, on a charge of sedition, has abated ...

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  5. INTERNATIONAL CABLES. (REUTER'S AGENCY.) COLLIERS' STRIKE.

    The coal strike in Durban and Northumberland, which resulted in 100,000 men being out of employment, is practically "fizzling out." The cause of the trouble ...

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  6. LORD KITCHENER. ARRIVAL AT ADELAIDE.

    Lord Kitchener received a great welcome upon his arrival here from Melbourne to-day. After the leading officials had been ...

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  7. THE COAL STRIKE. SCENE AT TERALBA.

    This morning a number of men who have been filling coal at the Teralba Colliery, about 13 miles from Newcastle, were followed by a large crowd, and hooted and ...

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  8. FASHIONABLE WEDDING.

    The marriage at All Saints' Church yesterday afternoon of Mr. George Victor Lansell, eldest son of the late Mr. George Lansell and Mrs. Lansell, of "Fortuna," to ...

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  9. PERSONAL.

    Lady Quick arrived in Melbourne from Tasmania yesterday. The Sisters of the Good Shepherd took advantage of the presence of the large ...

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  11. RETURNED UNOPPOSED.

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  12. VICTORIAN COALFIELD.

    To-day a telegram was received by the Mines department from the officer in charge of the State coal mine at Powlett River. Yesterday 278 tons were produced. Mr. ...

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  13. MANCHURIAN RAILWAYS.

    The proposal of Mr. P. C. Knox, the American Secretary of State, that the Manchurian railways should be neutralised, has not been received with favor in Japan. ...

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  14. THE APPEAL FOR HELP.

    At the meeting of the Bendigo Miners' Association committee last night a communication was read from the general secretary (Mr. J. R. Little) acknowledging ...

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  15. KITCHENER CAMP.

    At Northam last night two trucks laden with horses for the Kitchener camp at Tammin were derailed and partly capsized. Several horses were injured, and the ...

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  16. GERMANY AND AMERICA.

    The tariff struggle between Germany and the United States still continues. The repeal of the German Meat Exclusion Laws is described as the irreducible minimum of ...

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  17. NEW LOCAL INDUSTRIES. TO-NIGHT'S PUBLIC MEETING.

    At the meeting of the committee of the Bendigo Miners' Association last evening a letter was received, from Mr. W. Honeybone, town clerk, drawing attention to the ...

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  18. GRATEFUL PENSIONERS.

    The visit of Mr. Lloyd-George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, to Newtown, was marked by an interesting incident. Before he addressed the electors, 1388 old age ...

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  19. CHEAPER CABLES.

    The "Daily Mail," in an article on the proposed Canadian Bill regulating cable companies, their rates and facilities, states that it is understood that the scheme ...

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  20. AFTER THE FLOODS.

    The Engineer-in-chief for Railway Construction received a telegram to-day regarding the condition of the railway repairing gang working between Emerald Hill and ...

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  21. NOTES FOR TO-DAY,

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  22. MINISTER OF WAR.

    Mr. R. B. Haldane, Minister of War, who has been ill for come time past, is gradually recovering his health, but is still unable to engage in the electioneering ...

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  23. TARIFF REFORM LEAGUE.

    The Tariff Reform League has chartered a number of motor omnibuses, which are now perambulating the country districts with specimens of "dumped goods." ...

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  24. NATURALIST KILLED.

    Mr. Henry Elliott, a wealthy American naturalist, has been killed by a snow-slide in Alaska. When his will was read it was found that he had bequeathed £400,000 to ...

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  25. GOLDEN-SQUARE PROGRESS ASSOCIATION'S SUPPORT.

    Mr. Saunders, president of the Goldensquare Progress Association, at last night is committee meeting of that body, referring to the establishment of local industries, ...

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  26. THE LOST WARATAH.

    Mr. Murray, the Premier, has received the following cablegram from the Agent-General (Sir John Taverner):—"Waratah search Wakefield. Contract signed; just ...

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  27. GERMANY AND BRITISH TARIFF REFORM.

    Unionist papers contain cablegrams showing that anxiety is bring displayed among Berlin and Hamburg merchants respecting tariff reform in Great Britain, ...

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  28. WHEAT SUPPLIES.

    The visible supply of wheat in America east of the Rocky Mountains is estimated at 53,962,000 bushels, as compared with 55,013,000 bushels a week ago. ...

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  29. COLLIERY DISASTER.

    [?] chain snapping caused a cage at a col[?] near Coatbridge, in Lanarkshire, to recipitated a depth of nearly a third [?]. ...

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  30. FRISCO MILLIONAIRE.

    The late Mr. D. Ogden Mills, the San Francisco banker and financier, whose death was announced on the 5th inst., leaves an estate valued at £10,600,000. The ...

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  31. VIRGINIA FATALITY.

    Mr. P. S. Williams, secretary of the Bendigo Miners' Association, presented a report to the committee at last night's meeting concerning the recent fatality at ...

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  32. GREAT FIRE IN TURKEY.

    A fire destroyed the Chiragan Palace, [?]stantinople, where the Chamber of De[?] met, and the Sultan had private [?]ments. ...

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  33. INDUSTRIAL AFFAIRS. IRONMOULDERS' BOARD.

    It is notified in this week's "Government Gazette" that the determinations of the Ironboulders' Board have been applied to Eaglehawk. ...

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  34. THE LATEST RETURNS.

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  35. AVIATION FEAT.

    In two hours 48 seconds, M. Paulhan, the French aviator, flew from Los Angeles, California, to Arcadia, and back, a distance of 47½ miles, at a height of from 1000 to ...

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  36. KORUMBURRA TROUBLE.

    The Stre[?]lecki miners, who have been on strike owing to some disagreement in regard to cavilling (choosing work-mates) held a meeting last night with Mr. ...

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  37. LONDON WHEAT MAREET.

    The wheat market is very dull. ...

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  38. RAILWAY EMPLOYE INJURED.

    [?] very serious accident befel a young [?] named Wm. Poulson at the Wycheproof [?]way station on Wednesday. [?], who resides with his mother in ...

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  39. OPERATIVE BAKERS.

    The coastal operative bakers have applied to the Arbitration Court for a reduction of their hours from 48 to 42 per week, time and a half pay for Sunday work, and ...

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  40. GERMAN TRADE.

    The German trade statistics show that the imports for 1990 exceed those of 1908 by £25,000,000 sterling, and the exports showed an increase of £15,000,000. ...

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  41. BEATIFICATION OF PERE JOHN ENDES.

    Three hundred years ago the Order of the Good Shepherd was founded by Pere John Endes, a French priest, who was born at Ri. Last April his beatification ...

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  42. VIEWS ON HOME RULE.

    Mr. Asquith, speaking at Fyle, said the Liberal party would be free to support any measure giving Ireland self-government with regard to purely Irish affairs, subject ...

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  43. A CELESTIAL PROCESSION.

    A most fascinating discovery has just been made by Professor Boss regarding a moving cluster of 39 stars in the constellation Taurus. These stars represent liter ...

    Article : 379 words
  44. SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.

    The "Sportsman" has opened a subscription list with a view to enable Ernest Barry, the English scullin[?] champion, to relinquish life present employment and ...

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  45. CHRIST CHURCH, GEELONG.

    A crowded meeting of Christ Church parishioners was held to-night to consider the action of the vestry in abandoning the annual elections. A resolution was carried, ...

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  46. HOUSE OF LORDS' VETO.

    Later on, speaking at the village of Largoward, in Fifeshire, Mr. Asquth said it was proposed to pass an Act of Parliament to limit the veto of the House of ...

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  47. OPPOSED TO WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE.

    He was in favor of [?] [?] [?] subject to reasonable restrictions. He added, in reply to further questions, that he had always been an opponent of woman's ...

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  48. N.S.W. IMMIGRATION.

    [?] director of the Immigration Bureau [?] that [?] rural immigrants from [?] Britain were placed in employment [?] [?], making a total of 14,000 ...

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  49. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    A committee meeting of the Golden-square branch of the Commonwealth Liberal League will be held at the fire depot at 8 o'clock to-night. ...

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  50. SIR ALBERT SPICER RE-ELECTED.

    The elections yesterday did not include the constituencies of prominent members. At Central Hackney, Sir Albert Spicer (Liberal), who was president of the ...

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  51. MOTOR CAR SMUGGLING.

    The smuggling into Germany of motor cars made in Italy appears to have been carried on pretty extensively lately, and the German Customs authorities have in ...

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  53. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

    Lovers of biograph pictures are evidently very much taken up with the programme being submitted at His Majesty's Theatre thin week, for last night the ...

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  54. THE ELYSIUM.

    The Eaglehawk Junior Brass Band has secured the Elysium for to-night, when a special programme has been arranged for. This will be the last night of the ...

    Article : 146 words
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  56. NEW ZEALAND SYNOD.

    INTERESTING ADDRESS BY PRIMATE. Wellington, 20th January. In an address to the General Synod, the Right Rev. Dr. Nevill, Bishop of Dunedin ...

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  57. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    The first series of wool sales was continued to-day. A large selection of merinoes of all sections was offered. American sorts maintained the November rates, ...

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  60. ACHING BACK.

    The bane alike of the housewife and of the working man. In some cases every movement of the body is accompanied by a sharp stabbing pain in the small of the ...

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