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  2. RECIPROCITY.

    A sensation was occasioned in the Dominion House of Commons yesterday during the debate on the Americo-Canadian reciprocity agreement by the action of Mr. ...

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  4. NEW FRENCH PREMIER

    The task of forming a new French Cabinet in succession to that of At. Briand, who resigned because of his rapidly diminishing majority, due, he alleges, to ...

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  5. RUSSIAN FISHERMEN.

    Another 120 of the Russian fishermen who were carried out to sea on an icefloe, which broke away from the shore of the Gulf of Finland on Friday, have been ...

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  6. THE CHURCH AND THE WORKERS.

    The cry of social injustice is heard everywhere," said the Premier (Hon. J. Verran) at the social questions meeting last night in connection with the Methodist ...

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  7. RACING CLUBS AND CHARITY.

    At the social questions gathering in connection with the Methodist Conference on Wednesday evening the Rev. C. H. Nield made reference to racing clubs and their ...

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  8. SOUTH AFRICA.

    Commenting on the announcement that the South African Government's proposal for a discussion on bilingualism at the Imperial Education Conference, had been ...

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  9. ROMAN CATHOLICISM.

    On the Houie of Lords meeting yesterday a debate on the Pope's decree against mixed marriages, and the recent McCann kidnapping case, was initiated by the Earl ...

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  10. DEVOURED BY WOLVES.

    The "Zeit"' publishes an extraordinary story of a disaster which happened to a wedding party who were sledging from Obstipoff to Tashkend, in Asiatic Russia. ...

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  11. AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN NAVY.

    The Hungarian section of the AustroHungarian Delegations yesterday voted in favor of a new naval programme providing for the construction of four ...

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  12. MELBOURNE ART PURCHASE.

    Commenting on the price paid by the trustees of the Felton bequest for Sir Joshua Reynolds' painting of Miss Offy Palmer, which is to be hung in the ...

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  13. INDUSTRIAL TRAINING.

    Yesterday the Lord Mayor of London opened the Industrial Training Conference at the Guildhall. His Majesty the King, Mr. Asquith, and Mr. Balfour sent ...

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  14. A HARSH SENTENCE.

    Almost daily the Home Secretary (Mr. Winston Churchill) is questioned by the younger members of the Conservative Party concerning the whereabouts of the ...

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  15. REFORM PROPOSALS

    The Conservative members of the House of Commons held a meeting yesterday to consider the party's plans in regard to the reform of the House of Lords. The report ...

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  16. INDIAN FINANCE.

    The Earl of Crewe, Secretary of State for india, yesterday issued the revised Estimates of Indian revenue and expenditure for the year 1910-11. The revenue is shown ...

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  17. NEGRO ATTORNEY.

    In defiance of a good deal of criticism, President Taft has appointed a negro. Mr. William Lewis, Assistant Attorney-General of the Department of Justice at ...

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  18. POLITICAL PENSIONS.

    Following recently the example of Sir John Gorst, Mr. Gerald Balfour has relinquished his pension of £1,200 per annum. The pension was granted for political ...

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  19. BRITISH SEAMEN.

    Admiral Sir E. R. Fremantle, in an address at the Navy League dinner last night, expressed the opinion that Great Britain ought to follow the example of the ...

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  20. FINANCIAL NEWS.

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  21. FOOTBALL FINANCE.

    Ostensibly a meeting to-night for the purpose of discussing semi-professional football, definitely sanctioned a policy of open professionalism. ...

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  22. BRITISH AIR CORPS.

    Another step in the application of aviation to army purposes has been taken by the War Office, which has just organised an air batallion in connection with the ...

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  23. SMALLPOX IN ENGLAND.

    Forty-five fresh cases of smallpox were reported to the British health authorities yesterday, and two deaths. 203 DEATHS FROM MEASLES. ...

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  24. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER.

    The London "Gazette" announces that the King has directed that William Edward O'Brien, late lieutenant and honorary major, unattached list of the ...

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  25. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    In the football match Paris versus Wales yesterday the Welsh players scored 15 points, and their opponents nil. PRIVY COUNCIL CASES. ...

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  26. CLAPHAM MURDER.

    The Grand Jury have found a true bill against S. Morrison, alleged to be an Australian, who was recently committed for trial on a charge of murdering a Russian ...

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  27. THE COAL VEND.

    A meeting of colliery proprietors was held to-day, and as a result the disruption that threatened the existence of the Coal Vend was averted. ...

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  28. DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

    A consignment of 5,000 lb. of dynamite exploded yesterday on a scow on the Columbia River, in Western North America. Four men who were aboard at the ...

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  29. IMPERIAL COUNCIL.

    Members of all parties in the House of Commons are extensively signing a petition for presentation to Mr. Asquith in favor of the establishment of an Imperial ...

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  30. HOTELS AS PLEASURE RESORTS.

    Lord Lamington, who was Governor of Queensland from 1895 to 1901, yesterday introduced into the House of Lords a Bill to enable public-houses to be converted into ...

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  31. A SYDNEY MYSTERY.

    An inquest was opened to-day concerning the death of Mary Langley, or Lane, the young woman whose body was exhumed at the Waverley Cemetery on February ...

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  32. METHODISM IN NEW ZEALAND.

    At the Methodist Conference to-day a resolution was passed unanimously agreeing to the constitution of an independent conference for Zealand as set out in a ...

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  33. INFORMATION DIVULGED

    A dispute between Mr. Catts, M. H. R., and the other members of the Railway Service Superannuation Board on account of the publication of the board's proceedings ...

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  34. NEW SUBMARINES.

    The two submarines of the new "E" class recently ordered by the Admiralty, have been commenced at Chatham. They will each be 176 ft. long of 800 tons ...

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  35. AMERICAN MEAT TRUST.

    The New York correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" states the determination of the Australian Government to discourage the operations of the American ...

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  36. ALLEGED CORRUPTION.

    A sensational investigation is now being made into allegations of corruption against high officials of the Westinghouse Company. The Louse of Mr. Smith, a ...

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  37. COMMERCIAL NEWS.

    Wheat.—Twelve thousand quarters of South Australian wheat (February) has been sold at 33/9. Wool Sales.—The third wool sales will be ...

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  38. STRANDED AOTEA.

    The Shaw, Savill liner Aotea, which went ashore some weeks ago near Cape Town, was relieved of the last of her cargo yesterday, and efforts were then made to ...

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  41. TRAIN HELD UP

    Yesterday two armed and masked depsradoes boarded a train in the city, and after gagging the express car messenger they rifled the safe of a large amount of ...

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  45. UNITED STATES SENATE

    The Bill providing for the election of the Senators by the direct vote of the people was rejected in the Senate yesterday. The policy was strongly advocated ...

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  46. NEW ZEALAND.

    LEGISLATORS AND CORONATION. So far no members of Parliament have expressed a desire to accept the invitation received from the committee of the ...

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  47. PUGILISM.

    Arrangements have been made for a meeting between J. Lester, a noted neavyweight, and W. Lang, which will take place in Australia on April 16. The match ...

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