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  2. SMALLPOX. SEVENTEEN MORE CASES.

    Fifteen more cases of smallpox within the metropolitan area, and two in the country— both at Oxley, near Balranaid—were reported to the Board of Health yesterday. ...

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  3. HAPPY WORKERS.

    "Give a man a bath, a book, and an entertainment that appeals to his mind, and hopes by music and knowledge, and you have enlarged, extended, and adorned his life; and as ...

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  4. CENSURE. MR. WADE'S NOTICE OF MOTION.

    As soon as an opportunity presented itself after the Legislative Assembly met yesterday the leader of the Opposition, Mr. Wade, gave notice of a motion of censure for ...

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  5. TRAIN SMASH.

    A railway collision, involving considerable damage to rolling stock, occurred at Aldershot, near Maryborough, at an early hour this morning. ...

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  6. STUBBORN TURKEY. RUSSIAN TENSION.

    The tension between Russia and Turkey owing to the latter refusing to withdraw from Adrianople is increasing. The press is making very bitter attacks ...

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  7. SCOTT'S STORY.

    A further instalment of Captain Scott's account of his Polar journey, as told in his diary appears in the "Strand Magazine." Continuing the narrative at the point where ...

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  8. HUMAN FIENDS.

    The Constantinople correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" has obtained a copy of the report of the Russian Government official who was specially commissioned to investigate the ...

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  9. AUSTRALIAN SHIPS.

    The officers of the visiting Australian war-ships attended a brilliant Mayoral "At Home" which was held in the City Hall this evening. About 1500 people were present, including ...

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  10. CABINET MEETING.

    Immediately after the adjournment, a Cabinet meeting was held in the Premier's room and lasted about 10 minutes. Ministers did not appear to take the ...

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  11. GREEK EVACUATON DELAYED.

    The Government has decided that as Bulgaria is unable immediately to occupy the territory the Greeks were about to evacuate, they shall remain in occupation for a few ...

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  12. ISLAND DISAPPEARS.

    The commanding officer of the German gun-boat Cormoran, stationed in the South Pacific, has reported to headquarters that Falcon Island in the Tonga Group has disappeared. ...

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  13. IN THE COUNTRY.

    Dr. F. G. V. Stephens, of the Board of Health, Sydney, has investigated the suspected case of smallpox, and has diagnosed the case as not smallpox, but a skin disease. ...

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  14. MISSING PRISONERS.

    In connection with the exchange of Greek and Turkish prisoners it is impossible to give the approximate number of Turkish captives. ...

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  15. WOMEN WORKERS.

    At last night's meeting of the Labour Council a deputation was appointed to wait upon the Minister for Labour and Industry and request him to introduce a bill providing for a ...

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  16. HOME RULE.

    Sir Edward Carson, leader of the Irish Unionists, in a letter to the clubs in Ulster strongly urges Unionists who have not enrolled to join immediately. He also includes aged ...

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  17. TREATY OF BUCHAREST.

    King Peter, of Servia, and King Constantine, of Greece, have ratified the Treaty of Bucharest. ...

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  18. IN NEW ZEALAND.

    In connection with the smallpox case on the Delphic, there are missing 45 men who were working cargo while the quartermaster was aboard. ...

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  19. UNITED STATES' TARIFF.

    The crisis in the fight over the wool schedule of the Tariff Bill is expected to be reached almost immediately. The Democratic success over the sugar ...

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  20. SYDNEY FERRIES.

    The remarkable growth of the business of the Sydney Ferries was the main thorne of a speech made by Mr. W. G. Todd, late general manager of the company, yesterday in ...

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  21. OVERBOARD.

    Bert. Funnell, the young A.B. on the Aorangi, who was reported by cable recently to have fallen overboard when six days out from San Francisco, was a much sought ...

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  22. TRADES UNIONISM.

    Owing to the abnormal number of strikes, the effect on the trades unions' funds is causing the leaders a good deal of anxiety. The reserve fund of the General Federation ...

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  23. COUNTY CRICKET.

    Yorkshire beat Essex at Bradford by an innings and 48 runs. Kent defeated Leicestershire at Canterbury by 264 runs. H. T. W. Hardinge for Kent, ...

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  24. MR. WEBSTER, M.P.

    An interesting point has been raised in connection with Mr. Webster's position in the House of Representatives. According to the rules of Parliament, if a member is absent ...

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  25. LABOUR PARTY.

    Mr. W. E. Harvey, M.P.—who was elected as a Liberal and only joined the Labour party in Parliament by the vote of the Miners' Federation—in a speech at Chesterfield last ...

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  26. NAVAL BASE.

    Senator Pearce, ex-Minister for Defence, referred to-day to Senator Millen, the present Minister, stopping works at Henderson Naval Base, Cockburn Island. Senator Pearce ...

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  27. FIRES.

    At the police court to-day a young girl, Lily May Yenny, was charged with having, on August 12, maliciously set fire to an office in John-street, then in possession of ...

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  28. INDEX. NEWS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 216 words
  29. RAILWAY FATALITIES.

    Four fatalities resulting, from railway accidents were inquired into by the Coroner to-day: Two of the persons who were killed were railway employees, and both met ...

    Article : 132 words
  30. BRITISH POLITICIANS.

    A message was received by Mr. Massey Greene, secretary of the Parliamentary committee, to-day. It read as follows:—"Three members of the party of British politicians who ...

    Article : 141 words
  31. SMALL COAL.

    The payment for small coal question was proceeded with before the Miners' Wages Board this morning, with Judge Edmunds presiding. ...

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  32. PANAMA EXHIBITION.

    Herr Ballin declares that the refusal of the Government to participate in the San Francisco Exhibition is a serious mistake. He says he will endeavour to arrange a ...

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  33. CAPTURE OF THAW.

    The Supreme Court of Quebec has granted a writ of habeas corpus in the case of Harry Thaw at the instance of the fugitive's lawyer. Newspaper representatives are crowding ...

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  34. SHOP STRIKE. NO SIGNS OF SETTLEMENT.

    The conference between the shop assistants and their employers continued last night, and adjourned until to-night. What was done was not disclosed, but it is understood that ...

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  35. A GAMING-HOUSE.

    On a charge of having kept a common gaming house in Elizabeth-street, Fredk. O'Neill was, in the City Court on Tuesday, fined £100, with £20 costs, in default three months' ...

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  36. MOUNTAIN CLIMBING.

    The celebrated Alpine traveller, Mario Piacenza, who, accompanied by guides, has been exploring the Himalayas, reached the summit of Mount Numkan, an altitude of 22,000ft—the ...

    Article : 49 words
  37. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 182 words
  38. SHIPPING SERVICES.

    At a meeting of the State Cabinet to-day it was decided to take steps to ascertain whether the other States would co-operate with Victoria in securing new shipping services to the ...

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  39. DR. SUN YAT SEN.

    It is stated that Dr. Sun Yat Sen, the Chinese revolutionary leader, will shortly proceed to Canada, and thence to England. ...

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  40. AERIAL NAVIGATION.

    Naval airship No. 2 became disabled over Odiham, Hampshire, at a height of 200ft, but the new airship, Eta, which was travelling at a height of 500ft, overtook the disabled craft, ...

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  41. LYNE MEMORIAL.

    The Progress Association has inaugurated a half-crown fund to commemorate the memory of Sir William Lyne. It is proposed to erect a suitable memorial in a prominent position ...

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  42. BURNT TO DEATH.

    A telegram from Christchurch gives details of the inquest on Winifred Peagran, aged 3 years. Evidence was given that the mother washed ...

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  43. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Turnstall, the Bolton corporation labourer, who was reported to have come into an inheritance of £200,000 from a relative in Western Australia, and afterwards disappeared, has ...

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  44. THE CONFERENCE.

    In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Mr. Fitzpatrick asked the Minister for Labour and Industry: "Have you yet settled the strike at Broken Hill, and are you going to ...

    Article : 232 words
  45. BURGLARS AT WORK.

    Burglars entered the shop of Mr. A. S. Carroll, chemist, on Tuesday night and stole £8 16s. It was evidently the work of exports, as they left no trace. A number of cheques, ...

    Article : 45 words
  46. TO-DAY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 75 words
  47. AUSTRALIAN MEAT.

    The municipalities of Berlin, Charlottenburg, and other suburbs, have decided to import Australian mutton in large quantities, in order to meet the prevailing scarcity of ...

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  48. DEMENTED MOTHER'S ACT.

    In connection with the Warkworth-tragedy. Mary Winchester Hall was charged with murdering her daughter, Isobel. The jury found a verdict of not guilty on the grounds that ...

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  49. BREACH OF COVENANT.

    The hearing of a case, in walch J. English claimed £300 from J. D. Payne for a breach of covenant, was continued in the District Court yesterday and to-day, before Acting ...

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  50. RAILWAY EMPLOYEES' UNREST.

    Mr. J. E. Williams, secretary of the National Railway Union, denies the report that the plebiscite taken by members of the union shows a large majority against the conciliation ...

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  51. EMBEZZLEMENT.

    A clerk, employed by the City Council, who admitted embezzlements involving over £300, has been committed for sentence. ...

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  52. MUTUAL STORE, LIMITED.

    The Mutual Store, Ltd., announces that the profits for the year ended July 31 amounted to £17,451. ...

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  53. THE SUIZER SCANDAL.

    Official recognition has been accorded the Lieutanant-Governor, Mr. Glynn, as Governor of New York State. Mr. Sulzer, the ex-Governor, who was ...

    Article : 50 words
  54. THE CHINN CASE.

    Mr. Haynes, K.C., who was counsel for Mr. Chinn before the Royal Commission, states that Mr. Chinn is about to take proceedings in respect to printed statements regarding the ...

    Article : 55 words
  55. EXPLOSION OF KEROSENE HEATER.

    At about half-past 7 yesterday evening a fire broke out at the residence of Mrs. M'Kay, corner of Mitchell-street and Punchbowl-road, Enfield. The cause of the outbreak was the ...

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  56. TOSSED BY A COW.

    Mrs. C. W. Molloy was tossed by a cow while locking a calf in a pen, and had both arms broken. A dog chated the calf, and ran back to her pursued by the cow, which than ...

    Article : 46 words
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