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  2. SECOND EDITION

    The Pope passed a restless and sleepless night. Nourishment was more freely given than hitherto during the present illness. The general condition of his Holiness is ...

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  3. WATER FAMINE AT BROKEN HILL.

    Mr. G. D. Delprat, the general manager of the Proprietary, made the most cheering and important announcement this afternoon since the mine practically ceased working a fortnight ago. He ...

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  4. STATE POLITICS.

    Mr. Stinson, president of the People's [?] League, yesterday supplied the following contribution to the dispute between the two reform organisations: ...

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  5. PERSONAL.

    The Governor-General will leave by to-morrow night's express for Melbourne to attend a meeting of the Federal Executive there on Friday. His Excellency proposes to return to Sydney on ...

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  6. ILLNESS OF THE POPE.

    During' yesterday a slight improvement was noted in the condition of the Pope, the result of the administration of stimulants and of a little food of which he partook. His Hol[?]ness sat in an armchair in order to assist his breathing. ...

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  7. SPECIAL CABLES.

    The Abyssinian general Aba[?]abro has invited the Ogaden Somalis to become Abyssinian subjects. The Abyssinian force blocks three out of the four lines of retreat ...

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  8. PRESIDENT LOUBET.

    President Loubet, on his departure from France to-day for London, where he will spend three days, had a great send-off, and at Dover the ovation which greeted the ...

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  9. THE KAISER'S PRAYERS.

    The German Emperor, on his yacht on Sunday, in praying for the recovery of the Pope, concluded with these words. "The world needs great and good men. May the ...

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  10. THANKS TO BOER CONTINGENT.

    Brigadier-General Manning, commanding the British forces in Somaliland, has forwarded a letter to Lord Miln[?]r, Governor of the Transvaal, expressing [?]is high ...

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  11. A SIBERIAN CONCESSION.

    A syndicate headed by Mr. Ferdinaud Peck and Mr. Lyman Gage, of the United States. has obtained exclusive trading and mining privileges in the province of Anadyr, Siberia ...

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  12. THE FAR EAST.

    There are 12 British warships and 15 American warships in the Gulf of Pe-chili. ...

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  13. AN ADDRESS AT DOVER.

    On landing at Dover President Loubet was welcomed by the Duke of Connaught on behalf of the King, and by the Mayor and the corporation, and was presented with an ...

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  14. MONDAY MORNING'S BULLETIN.

    The Pope took soup twice last night. Towards dawn he was placed in an armchair. In which he was reclining when the doctors visited him at half-past 8 o'clock this morning. A bulletin issued to-day stated that the Pope passed a less [?]estless ...

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  15. RUSSIA'S DESIGNS ON CHINA.

    A letter received yesterday by an officer of the late card contingept that served in China from Dr. G. E. Morrison, "The Times" correspondent at Peking, and dated June 3, throws some interesting light on ...

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  16. VANCOUVER MAIL SERVICE.

    The Premier intends to send a telegram to the Federal Premier to-day on the question of the Vanconver mail service, pointing out that the Queensland Government, which is vitally interested in ...

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  17. WELCOMED BY THE KING.

    Leaving Dover President Loubet, with M. Delcasse and the Duke of Connaught, took train for London, where on arrival at Victoria Station they were welcomed by King Edward, ...

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  18. LIBERAL AND REFORM ASSOCIATION.

    There was a good attendance at the Liberal and Reform Association meeting at Vickery's-chambers last night, when the subject for discussion was "Water Conservation." Mr. J. Hurley, M.L.A., ...

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  19. SYMPATHY OF THE WORLD.

    King Edward, of England, and most rulers of States, have telegraphed to the Vatican to be kept informed of the condition of the Pope. Messages of inquiry and of sympathy have been received at the Vatican from all parts of the world. ...

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  20. COCKATOO ISLAND DOCK.

    The report of the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the working and administration of the Government docks and workshops at Cockatoo Island was laid on the table of the Legislative ...

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  21. NATURE OF THE ILLNESS.

    A leading medical authority in Sydney when consulted as to the nature of the venerable Pope's illness said that it was apparcut he had contracted a [?] of an infiammatory kind which had settle on his lungs, in other words he was suffering from pneumonia. From the description given in the cables the particular form of the complaint was one that was frequently found in ...

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  22. THE CABLE CONFERENCE.

    The International Cable Conference has imposed upon cable companies the insertion of the date and hour and minute of despatch in cablegrams. While the ...

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  23. PEOPLE'S REFORM LEAGUE.

    A well-attended meeting of the St. Ives branch of the People's Reform League was held on Monday night. After short addresses had been delivered by Alderman Thomas Henley and Mr. P. J. M'Namara ...

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  24. DINNER AT BUCEKINGHAM PALACE.

    President Lonbet dined with King Edward at Buckingham Palace. King Edward, in giving the toast of " President Loubet," said that the warmth of ...

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  25. MR. O'SULLIVAN AT ADELAIDE.

    Mr. O'sullivan and party arrived to-day. The Minister was entertained at luncheon at Parliament House by the Premier. To-day the Premier and the Commissioner of ...

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  26. THE WOMEN VOTERS.

    In the Legislative Assembly yesterday the Premier, in reply to a question by Mr. Whiddon, said that the total number of women who were qualified to vote up to July last year was about 315,000, and that the ...

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  27. VICTORIA.

    Mr. H.D. Scorer, secretary of the Locomotive Enginedrivers', Firemen's and Cleauers' Association, was a passenger by the steamer Marloo which sailed from Melbourne to-day. He is on his way to ...

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  28. PREFERENTIAL TRADE.

    Mr. Chamberlain will open the fiscal campaign in the constituencies at Glasgow on October 6, and will later address a meeting at Newcastle. ...

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  29. MORE " IRVINEISM " WANTED.

    Mr. Maiden, in closing Goldsbrough, Mort, and Co.'s sales of stud sheep yesterday, said that if the labour party would only recognise more the interests of the selectors and others ...

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  30. OFFER OF INCREASED WAGES.

    Several English firms have offered to raise the workers' wages in the event of the fiscal reform raising the cost of living. ...

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  31. A PROTEST FROM GLENORIE.

    At the monthly meeting of the Glenor[?] Progress Association on Saturday the following motion was carried un[?]sly:—"This association empha[?] cally prote[?]s against the regulation of the Ministor ...

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  32. THE COMMONWEALTH DECORATIONS.

    The " Times " says it is full of significance that the rulers of the Commonwealth of Australia hoisted the French a[?] English flags at Melbourne simultaneously with the ...

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  33. AWAITING THE VIEWS OF THE COLONIES.

    Our London correspondent writing on June 5 discusses several aspects of the question of preferential trade:- Without going too much over ground on which I ...

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  34. DETERIORATION OF PHYSIQUE.

    In the House of Lords last night the Earl of Meath asked for the appointment of a Royal Commission to inquire into the causes of the deterioration of the ...

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  35. ANOTHER RAILWAY LINE CLOSED.

    The Railway Commissioners have given notice that on and after July 15 the line between Lance[?]eld and Kilmore will be closed for traffic. There is no settlement of any importance on the line between ...

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  36. THE MEMBER FOR YASS.

    It is believed here that Mr. A[?]ck, M.L.A., will resign his seat in favour of Mr. S. E. Brudford. Mr. Af[?]ck, M.L.A., on being interviewed last evening at Parliament House, stated there was no ...

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  37. THE VICTORIAN FINANCES.

    The " Daily Graphic " says that the Victorian surplus has been received with keen satisfaction in England. The journal continues that Australians are coming through a ...

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  38. QUEENSLAND.

    It is probable that a special meeting of the Cabinet will be held towards the end of the week to deal further with the business of the coming session. The Premiersaid to-day that no arrangements had yet been ...

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  39. THE HELP OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Replying to questions in the House of Assembly to-day. Ministers stated that arrangements had been made through Mr. O'Sullivan for supplying the Barrier with water. Ministers were urged to ...

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  40. REDUCTION OF WATER CARRIAGE RATES.

    At a Cabinet meeting on Monday the question was discussed whether arrangements could be made for the reduction of the expense of furnishing water to Broken Hill, and the Commissoner of Public Works ...

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  41. THE HERBERTON RAILWAY.

    Mr. Frew, the contractor, will hand over the Herberton railway to the Government at the end of the month. ...

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  42. THE WOOL SALES.

    The fifth series of wool sales has been limited to 140,000 bales. The sixth series of sales is unlimited. The fifth series of sales will be opened on ...

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  43. BOARD FOR EXPORTS.

    The members of the Board for Exports were considerably surprised yesterday at receiving the following communication from Mr. Kidd, Minister for Mines and Agriculture: ...

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  44. THE SUGAR CROP.

    The farmers in the C[?] district who registered for the sugar bonus found the cost of thrashing with white labour four times as much as that with kanakas. The Hambledon plantation start crushing ...

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  45. CAPE HAWKE HARBOUR WORKS.

    The report of the Public Works Committee regarding the proposed Cape Hawke harbour works was laid on the table in Parliament last night. The proposal embraced the completion of the southern ...

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  46. MR. COPELAND.

    Mr. H. Copeland, the Agent-General for New South Wales, who has obtained six months' leave of absence, leaves London for New York on July 18, and will leave ...

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  47. MARKET RATE OF DISCOUNT.

    The market rate of discount is 2 3-16 per cent., a fall of 1/8 since Thursday. ...

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  48. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Mr. Jenkins, Premier of South Australia, on Sunday telegraphed to Mr. James stating that the stipulation as to route and gauge of the trans-Australian railway would have to be included in the bill ...

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  49. THE AGENT-GENERAL.

    At a meeting of the Executive Council, held yesterday, un order was passed appointing Lord Jersey to act as Agent-General for New South Wales during the absence on leave of Mr. H. Copeland. The ...

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  50. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The dead body of Mr. J. A. Kruger, farmer, of Pinkerton Plains, was found hanging at his premises this morning. Deceased was a widower, aged 60. He had been ill in bed for some days. ...

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  51. DISASTROUS RAINSTORM.

    A rainstorm flooded a lake at Oakford Park, near Pittsburg, in the State of Pennsylvania, U.S.A. The flood waters burst a dam and swept down upon a car crowded ...

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  52. REQUESTS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

    The council has resolved to [?]rge upon the Minister the advis[?]ness of extending the tr[?]ways through the North Broken Hill and Bro[?]e and Gypsum streets, completing the Umber[?]ka we[?] and its ...

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  53. EXECUTION AT FREMANTLE GAOL.

    Sibarra Rocco, the Manilaman who was convicted of having murdered two of his countrymen at Port Cunningham, on the North-west Coast, a few months ago, was executed in Fremantle Gaol this morning. ...

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  54. STATEMENT BY MR. R. A. PRICE.

    Mr. R. A. Price. M.L.A., when seen last evening at Parliament House, and asked what [?] thought of the decision of the Government, said, " I think it will be a blunder to abolish the board. It costs very ...

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  55. THE OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX.

    Five fresh cases of smallpox occurred to-day, four patients who were contacts, viz., Jack Harber, Roy Prosser, who lives at Harber's house, Alexander Musgrave, residing with his parents at ...

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  56. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Charles Hobson, an alderman of Sheffield, has been sentenced to three months' imprisonment for accepting a b[?] for voting for the municipality purchasing a piece of land. ...

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  57. PECULIAR COUNCIL ELECTION.

    A novel situation has arisen in one of the country districts in connection with the annual elections throughout the State for district councillors. One candidate died between the day of nomination and ...

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  58. TASMANIA.

    The Full Supreme Court sat to-day and granted a rule [?] for a new trial in the case of Hov v. the Mount Zeehan Mining Company, wherein a verdict of £350 damages [?] injuries received through ...

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  59. NEW ZEALAND.

    The approximate returns of the number of sheep in the colony will show a large decrease this year, the inference being that this is due to over-exporting. Over 1,250,000 car[?] of mutton and lamb were ...

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  60. THE ENGLISH ELEVEN.

    The South Australian Cricket Association has considered a letter from the Melbourne club regarding the approaching visit from the M.C.C. English team. It was resolved to extend a hearty invitation to the ...

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  61. LATE MINING.

    The output [?] for June totalled 38,555 tons, including 730 tons of tin of the net value of £19,767. The total was made up of gal[?] exported, via Strahan, 4254 tons, valued at £5285; 730 tons of ...

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  62. THE HARBOUR WORKS.

    Messrs. Waring and Rawdon have begun active work in dredging from the outer barbour, and land is being rapidly reclaimed by the silt dredged from the channel. ...

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  63. A FAMILY ATTACKED.

    The secretary of the Central Board of Health has received a notice from Lefroy that three members of a family at Back Creek were suffering from suspected smallpox. One was deli[?]ous. The oldest brother ...

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