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  2. BALKAN CONFERENCE

    The Porte's programme, prepared in reply to enquiries from Great Britain, France, and Russia, concerning the proposed European conference on the Balkan crisis, has ...

    Article : 253 words
  3. VICTORIAN FINANCES

    In the Legislative Assembly to-day the Premier (Sir Thomas Bent) delivered his Budget speech. He said the financial policy of the Government as outlined in last ...

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  4. FEDERAL POLITICS

    The leader of the Liberal Party, Mr. Deakin, takes strong exception to the speech of Sir John Quick on the circumstances surrounding the retirement of the ...

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  5. KAISER AND PEOPLE.

    Many German newspapers declare that in spite of the Emperor's acceptance of Prince von Buelow's declaration in the Reichstag regarding the reticence which his Majesty ...

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  6. THE POST-OFFICE.

    The Postal Commission continued its [?] tings to-day. Mr. G. T. Allen, secretary to the Commonwealth Treasurer, under further ...

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  7. THE MURDER OF MISS DUFFY

    At the Georgetown Police Court to-day Billy Wilson, the aboriginal who had previously given evidence in the case against Mrs. Wilson, was charged with the wilful ...

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  8. BRITISH POLITICS.

    Lobby rumors indicated last night that the prospects of a compromise on the Education Bill are less favorable. EIGHT HOURS IN MINES. ...

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  9. AUSTRALIAN WINES

    At the instance of the Agents-General for the States of the Commonwealth a special committee of British wine buyers have prepared a report on the Australian wine ...

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  10. AMATEUR ATHLETES.

    Reuter's correspondence at New York states that the Amateur Athletic Union of America declines to recognise the disqualification by the British Amateur Athletic ...

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  11. WELSH MINERS.

    A political element was introduced into the proceedings of the conference of the South Wales Miners' Federation, lately concluded at Cardiff, as a result of which ...

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  12. ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

    The Senate of the Argentine Republic has rejected the Naval Bill introduced by the Government to authorise the construction of three more battleships. ...

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  13. NEW ZEALAND POLITICS.

    In a leading article on the New Zealand elections the "Times" congratulates Sir Joseph Ward, the Premier, on securing "another three years' effective tenure of ...

    Article : 67 words
  14. ABDEL-AZIZ.

    Abdel-Aziz, the deposed Sultan of Morocco, has been assured a pension of £7,000 per annum. He will reside at Tangier, the diplomatic capital, on the northern ...

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  15. DUKE OF ABRUZZI.

    It is persistently stated in Rome that the betrothal of the Duke of Abruzzi and Miss Elkins, daughter of a Washington Senator, has been cancelled, in consequence of the ...

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  16. SERVIA.

    Every available influenc[?] being brought to [?] by the Powers upon Servia to prevent a conflict with Austria owing to the annexation of the western provinces. Servia ...

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  17. SELF-CONFESSED.

    Amazement has been caused in Chicago by the trial and conviction of Peter van Vlissingen, an estate agent, well known as a philanthropist, on his own confession of ...

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  18. THE LICENSING POLL.

    Though the elemental principles of Tuesday's licensing poll have been in practice a long time in New Zealand, a large number of officers in charge of the ...

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  19. PERSIAN CRISIS.

    The Shah has declined to convene the Persian Parliament, owing to the inability of the British and Russian Ministers at Teheran to guarantee his life and throne ...

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  20. AMUSEMENTS.

    In connection with the Norwood Baptist Church it is desired to erect a gymnasium for the young people. At the rear of the church building, which faces the ...

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  21. KING OF SWEDEN.

    The King and Queen of Sweden, who are visiting England as the guests of Royalty, were entertained at luncheon at the Guildhall to-day by the Lord Mayor, Sir George ...

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  22. THE RUGBY TEAMS IN ENGLAND.

    Both Australian Rugby football teams in England won victories yesterday, the "Wallabies" defeating Oxford University and the League team beating the Northern ...

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  23. BRITISH EMIGRATION.

    A circular has been distributed by Mr. Herbert Gladstone, Home Secretary, among the recorder and chairmen of quarter sessions relative to the objections made by ...

    Article : 70 words
  24. LABOR NEWS.

    At the Trades Hall on Thursday evening the Hon. J. P. Wilson, M.L.C., delivered an interesting address on industrial [?] lation and the working of the Arbitration ...

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  25. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE.

    The Divisional Court has set aside the subpoenas served on Mr. Asquith, the Prime Minister, and Mr. Gladstone, the Home Secretary, to attend the pending trial of a ...

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  26. MR. REID'S RETIREMENT

    Mr. Salmon, M.H.R., speaking at the Agricultural Show luncheon at Clunes to-day, said he had been informed on good authority that Mr. Reid had not decided ...

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  27. THE KING AT ETON.

    King Edward, accompanied by the Queen, declared open yesterday a hall library erected at Eton as a memorial to old Etonians killed in the South African war. ...

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  28. THE ABATTOIRS SITE.

    The largest public meeting ever held at Richmond took place in the Democratic Hall on Tuesday evening Mr. H. J. Penno occupying the [?] The ...

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  29. BRITISH WARSHIPS.

    The Admiralty has sanctioned a reduction in the speed of the 16 destroyers to be built under the current ship-building programme from 33 to 27 knots, whereby a saving of ...

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  30. THE ZULU REVOLT.

    The trial of the Zulu chief Mjobolwana was concluded at Greytown yesterday, the [?] who was one of Dinizulu's lieuten[?] in the rising of 1906, being found ...

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  31. FATALITIES AND ACCIDENTS.

    Robert Abell and his wife, well-known residents of Talbot, were yesterday in the town drinking, and returned home between 10 and 11 o'clock at night in an intoxicated ...

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  32. THE CHINESE EMPEROR.

    A memorial has been signed by 30,000 Chinese residents of Burmah protesting to the Wai-wu-pu, or Chinese Foreign Office, over which Yuan-shi-kai presides, ...

    Article : 81 words
  33. SCHOOL OF DESIGN TROUBLE.

    In the House of Assembly on Thursday several questions were asked relative to the Public Library Board report, which has a bearing on the School of Design dispute. ...

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  34. FINANCIAL NEWS.

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  35. JAPAN'S NAVY.

    The Mikado yesterday reviewed the Japanese navy at Kobe. The fleet comprised no fewer than' 110 warships, exclusive of submarines. ...

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  36. STANDARD OIL.

    In an action instituted in the American State of Missouri to dissolve the Standard Oil Trust, Mr. John D. Rockefeller, the principal director, testified that he owned ...

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  37. CRUSHED BY BURNING TREE.

    To-day at Richmond, James Daniel, son of Mr. James Daniel, of Gungal, was engaged in burning off on his father's farm when a burning tree fell on him, pinning ...

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  38. THE P. & O. COMPANY.

    The directors of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company have declared a dividend on deferred stock of 6½ per cent. and a bonus of 3 per cent. ...

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  39. ELDER CONSERVATORIUM

    The following is the pass-list for the vatorium:- Old Regulations. Hine, Clytie May (singing); Hoche, ...

    Article : 96 words
  40. DISPUTED PEERAGE.

    The Committee of Privileges of the House of Lords has decided that Albert Kirby Fairfax, late of Virginia, has proved his right to the title of Lord Fairfax of ...

    Article : 319 words
  41. A BABY KILLED.

    At Tuena yesterday afternoon a horse bolted with a sulky in which were Mrs. Culnane, her baby, and two girls. The sulky capsized and the occupants were ...

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  42. COMMERCIAL NEWS.

    Wheat.—The American visible supply of wheat is 75,795,000 bushels, as against 74,168,000 bushels last week and 72,676,000 bushels a fortnight ago. The Board of ...

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  43. TEMPERANCE PARTY CONGRATULATED.

    A special meeting of the general council of the Prohibition Party has passed a resolution conveying to the prohibitionists of New Zealand its hearty, congratulations ...

    Article : 70 words
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  45. ACCIDENT AT A PICNIC.

    At a Salvation Army picnic yesterday Winnie Cock, while swinging, fell and broke her arm. ...

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  46. RUN INTO BY CYCLIST.

    Mrs. Neil, 36 years of age, of Lang-road, Centennial Park, and Mrs. Rex, a widow; aged 68, were run into by a cyclist this evening in Centennial Park, the result being ...

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  47. QUEENSLAND.

    The R.M.S. Ophir brought four Anglican clergymen, who were engaged in England by Archbishop Donaldson for northern Queensland. ...

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  48. THE STRANDED BUCEROS.

    The steamer Buceros is the centre of interest here, and as she [?] only about three miles south- west of the jetty, the fishing craft have ...

    Article : 117 words
  49. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    An official census shows that there are 41,468 unemployed in Greater Berlin. ...

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  50. AGENT-GENERAL'S OFFICE.

    In connection with the scheme for the reorganisation of the Agent-General's office, the Government to-day made a number of appointments, including the following:— ...

    Article : 50 words
  51. THE PORT ROAD.

    A deputation, representing the Port Adelaide, Hindmarsh, and Thebarton Corporations, and the Woodville District Council, waited on the Commissioner of Crown ...

    Article : 181 words
  52. Advertising

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  53. ENGINE OFF THE LINE.

    An engine from North Pine, which was due at Roma-street at 4.30 p.m., ran off the line when coming into the Zellmere station. Traffic on the line has been blocked, and ...

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