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  2. AMERICAN FLEET.

    The London "Dally Telegraph," of May 8, which arrived by the mail to-day, published the following from [?] San Francisco correspondent with regard to the arrival of the ...

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  3. NAVAL DEFENCE.

    The Federal Treasurer moved in the House of Respresentatives to-night an appropriation of £250,000 out of the consolldated revenue for harbour and coastal defence. ...

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  4. FEDERAL PENSIONS.

    In three hours the House of Representatives passed all the 54 clauses of the Federal Oldage Pensions Bill, and the measure was then put through its final stages. ...

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  5. A WITNESS'S EXPENSES.

    A remarkable incident took place in the Quarter Sessions yesterday, during the trial of an accused person on a charge of assault, the question being whether a medical ...

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  6. MACINTOSH V. DUN.

    The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council yesterday delivered its reserved decision in the appeal of the plaintiffs in the case of Macintosh versus Dun, from ...

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  7. PENNY POSTAGE.

    Mr. Sydney Buxton, Postmaster-General, yesterday informed the House of Commons that the United States had accepted his proposal that there should be penny ...

    Article : 152 words
  8. DINIZULU'S SALARY.

    Sir W. S. Robson, Attorney-General, replying to a question in the House of Commons yesterday, and to some criticism, declared that the Imperial Government ...

    Article : 139 words
  9. KING'S VISIT TO CZAR.

    Mr J. A. Pease, a Junior Lord of the Treasury, replying in the House of Commons last night on behalf of Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign ...

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  10. [?]ERSIAN FRONTIER COLLISION.

    Six weeks ago 500 Persian brigands attacked the Russian Frontier Guards at Beliasuverski, on the north-eastern frontier of the province of Azerbaijan, and killed ...

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  11. THE PRUSSIAN DIET.

    The elections for the Lower House of the Prussian Diet resulted in socialists capturing three seats in Berlin and one seat in Hanover. ...

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  12. IMPERIAL CRICKET.

    Mr. Abe Bailey, the South Aftican mining magnate, who has taken a leading part in the scheme for a series of triangular cricket matches between Great Britain, ...

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  13. VICTORIAN ARRANGEMENTS.

    At a meeting of the southern section of the Federal Parliamentary Committee, which is arranging the Commonwealth side of the festivities in honour of the visit ...

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  14. SEAMEN'S COMPENSATION.

    The bill relating to compensation to seamen for injuries suffered in the course of their employment sets out that the provisions shall apply to seamen employed on any ship ...

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  15. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S ESCAPE.

    President Roosevelt had a narrow escape yesterday. A horse which he was riding at Rock Creek Park, after crossing a rocky stream, reared. President ...

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  16. INDIAN RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT.

    The committee appointed by Viscount Morley, Secretary of State for India, to inquire into Indian raliway finance and administratlon, has reported unanimously in ...

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  17. AUSTRALIA SAFE.

    In his second lecture on Imperial defence at the United Service Institute last evening, Colonel Foster dealt more particularly with Australian defence and the part the ...

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  18. WEALTH PEODUCTION.

    During the hearing in the Arbitration Court yesterday afternoon of the issue as between the Amalgamated Society of Engineers and the Iron Trades Employers' Association, Mr. ...

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  19. THE DERBY.

    At the Epsom Summer Meeting to-day the race for the blue, ribbon of the turf resulted as under:— DERBY STAKES, of 6500 sovs, by ...

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  20. TIES OF SYMPATHY.

    The "Novoe Vremya" of St. Petersburg writes that growing ties of sympathy between Russia, France, and Great Britain are destined to take form not in alliance, ...

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  21. ENGLISH INDUSTRIES.

    The Earl of Dudley, addressing a meeting of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce, remarked that many English industries could only flourish if they acted together ...

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  22. MILITARY ARRANGEMENTS.

    Victoria Barracks presented quite a busy appearance yesterday. Generals and colonels, with a goodly number of other officers, were all congregated about the headquarters office. ...

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  23. AUSTRALIAN WOOL IN ITALY.

    On behalf of exporters, Mr..J. W. Taverner, Agent-General for Victoria, while in Italy, conferred at length with the Minister for Agriculture (Signor Cocco-Orthu), ...

    Article : 165 words
  24. THE FRUIT FLY.

    Referring to the fruit fly, the Minister for Lands said that he had received a letter from a Sydney conespondint, who said he would do wisely in preserving firmness on the question. ...

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  25. GIFTS FROM THE GREEKS.

    During the debate on the Select Committee's report on Parliamentary privilege in the House of Representatives to-day. Mr. Glynn recommended a degree of ...

    Article : 118 words
  26. SUGAR CONVENTION.

    Mr. E. A. Villiers and other strong free-traders in the House of Commons yesterday strongly criticised the Government for adhesian to the Sugar Convention. ...

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  27. BURNS AND THE COLOUR LINE.

    Since the acceptance by the Sydney syndicate of Burns's terms for a fight in this city during the visit of the American fleet several cable-grams have passed. Naturally the syndicate ...

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  28. DEATH OF SIR R. G. REID.

    The death is announced of Sir Robert Gillespie Reid, of Newfoundland. Sir Robert Gillespie Reid was a great railway contractor, most of his ventures being ...

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  29. GERMAN DOCKYARD FRAUDS.

    The police at Kiel are investigating a series of extraordinary frauds at the Imperial dockyard. Several high officials are suspected of ...

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  30. LORD MAYOR'S RECOMMENDATIONS

    The finance committee of the City Council yesterday had under consideration the Lord Mayor's minute regarding the reception of the American fleet. The first four clauses were ...

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  31. GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S TOUR.

    His Excellency the Governor-General, Lord Northcote, arrived by mail train this morning at 7.15. The Mayor and aldermen exchanged courtesies. At 9 o'clock, after a conversation ...

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  32. REMOVING STUD STOCK.

    Some time ago Mr. W. H. Williamson, Victerian squatter and breeder of pedigree Shorthorn stock, purchased an estate of 10,000 acres freehold, situate about four miles from ...

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  33. KILLED BY A TRAM.

    At about 6.25 last evening a man, whose body is not yet identified, was run over by a tram opposite the Randwick Racecourse gates, and killed instantly. ...

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  34. CHILD LABOUR ON FARMS.

    One of the gravest diffculties Public school teachers have to contend with in the country in their interminable battle to "keep up the average," is the tendency of many parents to ...

    Article : 315 words
  35. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Mr. J. W. Hall has been gazetted Consul for Mexlco at Auckland. MR. DEVLIN'S GUESTS. Mr. T. Price, Premier of South ...

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  36. THE DAVIS CUP.

    The Victorian Lawn Tennis Association suggested November 26, 27, and 28 for the Davis Cup contest to the Lawn Tennis Association of Australasia, and at a meeting of the ...

    Article : 236 words
  37. MILITARY LEGISLATORS.

    Is it desirable that members of Parliament holding military commissions should on the floor of the House make statments of a character reflecting on their superior officers? ...

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  38. ALLEGED ABDUCTION IN A LUGGER.

    Stephen Castro, a p[?]arling diver, was charged at the police court with the unlawful abduction of Sellna Tye, and after three hours' hearing was committed for trial at the ...

    Article : 69 words
  39. SCHOOLS' DISPLAY.

    Mr. P, Board, Director of Education, has issued the following memorandum to teach[?] ers:- In view of the visit of the American fleet to ...

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  40. THE ARARAT MURDER.

    Carl Doutschman was tried at Ararat to-day on a charge of murdering his wife at Ararat. The defence was a plea of insanity, through alcoholism. The jury retruned a verdict of ...

    Article : 48 words
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