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  2. WORKS DESTROYED.

    An explosion of a benzine tank at Hardman and Holden's chemical works, Miles Platting, Manchester, yesterday evening, resulted in the destruction of seven acres ...

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  3. FEDERAL ELECTORAL ROLL.

    The penalty for failing to have one's name in the Federal roll is £2, and summonses will in the course of the next few days be issued against, hundreds of people ...

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  4. COMMONWEALTH BANK.

    Mr. Agar Wynne (Postmaster-General) and Mr. Denison Miller, governor of the Commonwealth Bank, arrived in Bendigo last night to transact business in ...

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  5. PERSONAL.

    Sir John Fuller. K.C.M.G., has resigned his appointment as honorary colonel of the 17th Campaspe Valley Light Horse, the headquarers of which are at Bendigo. His ...

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  6. LATEST NEWS.

    Lords Chelmsford and Sydenham, in their letter, state that the lamentable error was directly due to the initial blunder, and caused anxiety alike to the Government ...

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  7. TEE BENDIGO ADVERTISER.

    This conference will be opened in Melbourne to-day. The subjects for discussion include a large number, which may be described as interstate in character, but ...

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  8. HOME RULE CRISIS,

    The "Sunday Times" declares to-day that after the King had conferred with Field-Marshal Lord Roberts, the latter, acting at the request of his Majesty, laid ...

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  9. ULSTER'S FARMERS' SONS.

    Mr. William Gibson, chairman of the Goldsmiths' Company, who died recently, made a munificent bequest. The deceased left the sum of £250,000 to the sous of ...

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  10. TRAGEDY AT TOKIO.

    A shower of rain was the primary cause of a remarkable tragedy at Tokio on Saturday. A large crowd had assembled to witness ...

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  11. POSITION OF THE ARMY.

    The Ministerial whip states that an important debate on the position of the army will arise to-day in the House of Commons, and that a very important division ...

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  12. INTERNATIONAL CABLES.

    Lord Haldane, the Lord Chancellor, was interviewed yesterday by a deputation in regard to the question of allowing women to practice, as solicitors. He informed the ...

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  13. THE HISTORIC AGREEMENT.

    No request has yet reached Brigadier-General Gough to return the agreement regarding action against Ulster. The agreement has been deposited in a bank in ...

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  14. KING'S ATTITUDE PRAISED.

    The "Daily Chronicle" states that the King's action during the Ulster crisis has been thoroughly constitutional. His Majesty had sought to retard party passion. ...

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  15. ROCHETTE COMMISSION.

    Stormy seenes have occurred during the sittings of the Rochette Commission. Several members have resigned on the ground that a majority on the commission is ...

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  16. RIVERINA RAILWAYS.

    Arrangements have been made by the Railways Standing Committee of South Australia to visit the Riverina during May and take evidence at the different towns ...

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  17. CAMBRIDGE ROWING TEAM.

    The rowing crew of Surbonne recently challenged the winners of the Oxford— Cambridge Universities' race on the Thames, The Cambridge crew has stated ...

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  18. NATIONALISTS AND ULSTERAMEN.

    A company of Nationalists attacked three Ulster volunteers at Carrick Hill, in the Nationalist quarter of Ulster. yesterday. The police dipersed the Nationalists. One ...

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  19. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    In giving evidence before the Commission on Venereal Diseases. Dr. Douglas White gave, evidence that there were 3,000,000 cases of a specific disease in Great Britain. ...

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  20. Germany's Friendship.

    Mr. E. Harold Spender, a well-known journalist, also addressed the Cambridge meeting. He said he believed that the German Government kept the British ...

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  21. Advertising

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  22. OVERCOME BY FUMES.

    Four hundred workmen were overcome by fumes in a local tobacco factory on Saturday. Eighteen had to be admitted to a hopital. A strike is at present in ...

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  23. CRUISERS CHANGED.

    The cruiser Foresigh has relieved the cruiser Pathfinder in Belfast Lough Daring the latter's stay members of the Ulster volunteer signal corps for practice ...

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  24. Battleships Go to Bantry Bay.

    The second battle squadron of the home fleet has been ordered to Bantry Bayt, County Cork It is explained that the movement of the battleships is in ...

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  25. STANDARD WEIGHT FOR JEWELS.

    An Order-in-Council ordains that the metric carat of 200 milligrammes shall be the legal standard weight for jewels. This is regarded as the begining of a new era ...

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  26. SIR J. FRENCH'S RESIGNATION.

    It is freely stated in military circles that Sir John French intimated to a number of commanders that his resignation was purely personel. and that he hoped for the ...

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  27. DREDGING REFORMS.

    The, Minister for Mines (Mr. Drys[?]le Brown) to-day had a conference with the oficers of his department and representatives of the Department of Agriculture in ...

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  28. Empire and Home Rule.

    Mr. William Redmond. M.P., a brother of the Irish leader, has written a letter to the "Westminster Gazette" in which he declares that a vast majority of the people ...

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  29. MONARCHS MEET.

    Importance is attached to the Kaiser's conversations with the Emperor Fracis Joseph. at Vienna. and King Victor of Italy at Venice. The Kaiser has been ...

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  30. LETTER BY MR. T. P. O'CONOR.

    Writing to the Sunday edition of "Freeman's Journal." Mr. T. P. O'Corner sid the assurance of Colonel Seely was written on Monday. and Colonel Seely attached so ...

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  31. NEW ZEALAND FIRE.

    No further deaths have occurred as the result, of the explosion at the fire at Upper Hul[?]. several persons who were standing nearby, were hit, but were not ...

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  32. PROFIT-SHARING ADOPTED.

    Negotiations have been concluded for the profit-sharing system by the Ford Motor Company of America. which is now adopted by the firm's Paris branch office. ...

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  33. Ulster Defence Fund.

    The Union Defence League fund has now reached a total of £70,000. Mr. Walter Morrison, formerly a member of the House of Commons, has offered £10,000 towards ...

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  34. NOTES FOR TO-DAY.

    Eaglehawk Fira Brigade. 7.30. Eaglehawk Foothall Club Committee, 7.30. Meeting re Easter Fair Displays, Eaglehawk Town Hall. 8. ...

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  35. ALBANIA MAKES APPEAL.

    The first diplomatic effort of Albania consists of a raquest to the Powers to use their influence upon Greece to end the situation in Epirus. ...

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  36. Army Council Resignations.

    The "Daily Chronicle" states to-day that there is reason to fear that Field-Marshal Sir John French and Lieut-General Sir J. S. Ewart will persist in their resignations. ...

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  37. INDUSTRIAL AFFAIRS.

    It was resolved at a meeting of the A.M.A. to-day that the Minister for Mines and Mr. J. Wright, M.L.A., be asked to introduce legisltion for six hours' shifts in ...

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  38. MEAT FIRMS COMBINE.

    It is considered that the fusion of the two principal British meat companies, James Nelson and Sons and the River Plate Fresh Company. represents a ...

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  39. THE SYDNEY CABLES.

    Mr. Holman in the Assembly to-day. in answer to a question, said that he had [?] to Mr. J. Redmond in his private capacity. but had spoken at the ...

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  40. THE CHEAP SILK FRAUDS.

    Before Judge Murray at the Quarter Court to-day. Edwin Perey Liddle, who had been found guilty of obtaining money under false pretences in offering to sell ...

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  41. AUCTION SALES.

    To-day at noon. on the premises, "Granga." Don-street, close to Ba[?]nard-street). Messrs. Curnow and Thomas and Messrs. Hall and Batchel[?] (in conjunction) will conduct an ...

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  42. SOUTH AFRICAN ELECTIONS.

    Numerically Labor representation has not been changed by the elections. ...

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  43. Mr. Lloyd-George's Message.

    Mr. Lloyd-George. Chancellor of the Exchquer. handed the following message to a deputation of "Young Liberals":— "The democracy is on trial. its right to ...

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  44. AMUNDSEN'S EXPEDITION.

    Captain Roa[?] Amundsen. the discoverer of the South Pole. who is organising an expedition to the North Pole, is depending upon a further Government grant. ...

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  45. BOYCOTTING NON-UNIONIST TRADERS

    At a meeting of the Silverton tramway employes it was decided that members should refuse to purchase goods from certain business people who refused to ...

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  46. PREMIER'S MESSAGE CONDEMNED.

    In the Legislative Assembly to-day on the mo[?] for adjournment. Colonel Onslow vigerously condemned Mr. Holman's breakfast speech and his cable to Mr. J. ...

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  47. FLOOD DAMAGE AT MYER'S.

    It was not until yesterday morning that Myer's. of Pall Mall and Williamson-street. discovered the full extent of the damage that had been done by the flood waters ...

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  48. WAGES BOARDS APPOINTMENTS.

    At a meeting of the state Executive Council to-day approval was given to the following appointments:—Messrs. William Braithwaite. Herbert Burgess. E. S. ...

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  49. CANNES TENNIS FINAL.

    In the final of the doubles at the Cannes lawn tennis tournament. A. F. Wilding and Norman Brookes defeated Lowe and De Cugis. ...

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  50. RAILWAYS AND TRADE UNIONISM.

    It would appear that the report published last month that the various English railway companies had decided to recognise the National Union of Railwaymen is ...

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  51. Colonel Seely's Portfolio.

    It is persistently reported that a re-arrangement of portfolios is impending by which Mr.Reginald M'Kenna. the Home Secretary. will succeed Colonel J. E. B. ...

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  52. PARIS SUFFRAGETTES CALM.

    Parisian suffragettes held a quiet, openair demonstration yesterday. and addressed their listeners from a balcony. There was no disorder. ...

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  53. LIBERALS AND LABOR.

    It was stated a few days ago that the Chaneellor of the Exchequer was negotiating with Mr.Ramsay Maedonald. leader of the Labor party to see it some ...

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  54. WIRELESS WONDERS.

    A tenor singing at Brussols has been heard on the Eiffel Tower, Paris. by means of the wireless telephone ...

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  55. ST. HILDA MOTOR ACCIDENT.

    In the St. Kilda Court to-day Charles Dudgeon was charged with having carelessly driven a motor car, and thereby caused grievous bodily harm Jo Arthur E. ...

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  56. BREWERY MEN STRIKE.

    Brewery employs here are striking for an eight-hour day. ...

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  57. "WHITE WOLF" ACTIVE.

    "White Wolf." the notorious bandit, is devastating the eastern portion of the province of Shensi. Fears for missionaries are entertained. especially in the event of ...

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  58. Sir John French Adamant.

    There is a growing consensus of opinion that the resignations of Sir John French and Sir John Ewart are final. ...

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  59. GEELONG CITY HALL.

    The meeting of the City Council to-night to consider the City Hall scheme came to an abrupt, conclusion. The hall was crowded by opponents of the scheme who ...

    Article : 119 words
  60. AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 199 words
  61. SWEETS INJURE TEETH.

    It has been aseertained by the London Country Council that there is a bigger proportion of bad teeth among the children of the well-to-do than among those of the ...

    Article : 107 words
  62. Destruction of Army Threatened.

    Lord Chelmsford (formerly Governor of New South Wales) and Lord Sydenham (ex-Governor of Victoria) have written a joint letter to the press pointing out that ...

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  63. GREAT AERIAL FLEET.

    The new Russian military aerial programme provides for the construction of no fewer than 326 aeroplanes of the usual type. and ten air-Dreadnoughts, all to ...

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  64. INTERSTATE TELEGRAMS.

    In a vigorous speech at the I.N.F. communion breakfast yesterday the Premier said that the Government was considering the question of providing free railway ...

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  65. YORKSHIRE MINING DISPUTE.

    A committee appointed by the Conciliation Board has arrived at a settlement of the dispute in the South Yorkshire collieries, provided that the strike notices are ...

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  66. ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE.

    This week's entertainment at the Royal Princess's Theatre was witnessed by a large crowd last night, and the enjoyment of those present was manifested by frequent ...

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  67. TURMOIL IN MEXICO.

    Advices from Mexico state that the battle at Torreon is not finished, General Villa. the rebel leader, after a repulse, fearlessly renewing the attack. ...

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  68. THE WEATHER.

    The climatic conditions yesterday could truly be likened to "the calm after the storm." With the highest shade registration at 69.9 deg., and the minimum at 4[?] ...

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  69. BRAZIL BORROWS £20,000,000.

    The Brazilian Government is issuing a loan of £20,000,000. A group of French banks are immediately advancing Brazil £1,500,000 as part of the loan [?] ...

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