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THE NEW HEBRIDES.
A well-attended deputation from the Presbyterian Church waited on Mr. Deakin and Mr. Seddon to-day with regard to the present state of affairs in the New ...
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VICTORIA.
This morning the night watchman at the Port Melbourne railway-station, Thomas Henry Anketell, attempted to commit suieide by hanging himself in a shed at the ...
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FEDERAL AFFAIRS.
As the result of his recent visit to Melbourne Sir William Lyne expresses the opinion that there is no opposition there to the grading of butter. ...
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THE CRICKET DISPUTE.
The Melbourne Cricket Club is in "Queer-street" in regard to the title of the ground. It has no legal title whatever; it never had any title, and under the deed ...
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
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FEDERAL LAND TAX,
Notwithstanding the statement of the Prime Minister that Federal land taxation may be rendered inevitable by the demanda on the Customs revenue by the State ...
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FUTURE AUSTRALIAN NAVY.
At last night's meeting of the Sydney Labor Council Mr. O'Brien was granted the privilege to direct attention to the Prime Minister's suggestion that torpedo-boats for ...
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NORTHERN TERRITORY DEVELOPMENT.
The Roper River Concessions Syndicate was formed in Glasgow to acquire from Mr. J. S. Butters, trustee for the North Australian Exploration Syndicate, 6,200 ...
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A SOLICITOR'S MALPRACTICE.
The trial of Henry White, ex-solicicor, was concluded to-day. He was charged with having attempted to pervert the course of justice by forwarding to Sir ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
The Premier states that every possible safeguard is being taken in connection with the experimenta by Dr. Danysz tor the destruction of rabbits. So far Dr. Danysz ...
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STEALING GOLD FROM MINES.
Commenting on the statement which has been made to the effect that gold to the value of —1,000,000 is annually stolen from the eastern mines, a leading mining man on ...
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FEDERAL POLITICS.
The intimation of the Prime Minister that candidates desirous of securing Ministerial and Protectionist support should communicate with the Ministry or the ...
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FOOTPADS IN KALGOORLIE
A highly sensational account relative to an attack by footpads has been made to the police by a young fellow, named Marshall. According to the story he was ...
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BROKEN HILL.
A meeting of ladies interested in the formation of a ladies' branch of the Grand United Oddfellows' Lodge was held in the Town Hall last night. It was decided to ...
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CENTRAL MINE CREEP.
The reports received from the Central management this morning were as reassuring as they could possibly be under the circumstances Everything now is fairly ...
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THE LAND SCANDALS.
A summons was issued to-day at the instance of Mr. W. P. Crick, M.L.A., and served on Mr. Justice Owen, in connection with the administration of the oath to Mr. ...
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MELBOURNE COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Breadstuffs.—Wheat was quiet at 2/4½, with the demand moderate, and supplies offering not large. Flour was quiet at £7 10/; 800 tons sold for export, partly for ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
The May gold yield was 157,021 fine oz., valued at —666,983, being the highest total for any month of the present year. ALLEGED BREACH OF BANKRUPTCY ...
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TARIFF COMMISSION.
At to-day's sitting of the Tariff Commission Mr. J. Leigh Jones, of the Austral Timber Company, said the proposed duty on New Zealand timbers would be ...
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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BREAKING GAOL.
At about 8 o'olock this morning, at Cue, it was discovered that a prisoner named Chainley, who was undergoing a sentence of two months' imprisonment for theft, had ...
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VISITING DAY.
Visiting day was celebrated at Currie-street public school on Friday morning. There was a good attendance of parents, and Dr. Bick e (chairman). Alderman Weils, and Mr. Matters ...
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"FREE FROM THE LAW."
O. N. Moore, police magistrate, was before the Bendigo Court to-day on a charge of having ridden a bicycle without a light. A constable said the accused came along ...
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SHIPPING.
Marathon, steamer, at London, from Sydney, via ports, April 3. Langton Grange, steamer, at London, from Brisbane, via ports, March 9. ...
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TASMANIA.
The consolidated revenue for May was —80,758. The aggregate revenue for the eleven months was —826,497, being an increase of —52,693 over the corresponding ...
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THE DICKENS FELLOWSHIP.
The monthly meeting was held last evening, at Bricknell's. Cafe, when the president (Mr. J. R. Anderson LL.B.) presided over a large attendance of ladies and gentlemen. Short papers on Charles ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The prospects of a railway being extended to Cloncurry in the near future has given a great impetus to the field. At the end of the year there were held 150 mineral ...
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