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  2. STOCKTON COLLIERY DISASTER. CONDITION OF THE MINE.

    The management of the Stockton Colliery has now bricked off the old workings, where the seat of the disaster was located. This action will, it is expected, result in suppressing any fire that might exist in the ...

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  3. THE MOUNTAIN MYSTERY. OPENING OF THE INQUEST ON CAPTAIN LEE WELLER.

    Yesterday there was only one step of importance taken at Penrith in regard to the murder of Captain Lee Weller. The inquest on the body was formally opened, and was then adjourned. About 5 ...

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  4. SPECIAL CABLES. FROM THE HERALD'S LONDON CORRESPONDENTS. THE SOUDAN CAMPAIGN.

    In accordance with the decision of the Court at Alexandria ordering the Egyptian Government to refund the advance of £500,000 taken from, the funds of the ...

    Article : 113 words
  5. SECOND EDITION. WRECK OF A SCHOONER.

    News has just been received from Broome that the schooner Joy was wrecked on Lacepede reef on the 27th ultimo. All on board were saved with difficulty. ...

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  6. QUEENSLAND. [BY TELEGRAPH.] (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) THE TICK PEST.

    The Chief Inspector of Stock has received a telegram from the inspector at St. Lawrence, stating that he has just returned from Carmilla station, where 4000 cattle were dipped with very ...

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  7. SPECIAL CABLES. FROM THE HERALD'S LONDON CORRESPONDENTS. THE GALE IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.

    In addition to the destruction of the famous Chain Pier at Brighton during the late south-easterly gale, great damage has been caused to the West Pier, which ...

    Article : 153 words
  8. FATALITIES AT COOKTOWN.

    A Cooktown telegram states that a minor named Richard Rafter, who had just returned from Woodlark Island, and was drinking heavily, fell over the balcony of Reynold's Hotel, at 2 o'clock ...

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  9. THE RAILWAY EARNINGS.

    The net railway traffic earnings for November show a decrease of £28[?]0 as compared with November of last year. ...

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  10. SIR THOMAS M'ILWRAITH.

    News has been received from London to the effect that Sir Thomas M'Ilwraith is still at Heidelberg, where he intends to stay till he leaves for Queensland via Naples in February next. ...

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  11. MEETING AT STOCKTON.

    A meeting was held in the Temperance Hall, Stockton, to-night for the purpose of devising means for aiding the widows and orphans of the deceased miners. About 200 persons, chiefly miners, ...

    Article : 246 words
  12. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The Legislative Council Select Committee of Inquiry into the hospital embroglic sat agian this afternoon and evening. Dr. Moule, one of the late junior medical officers, who signed the charges ...

    Article : 143 words
  13. RAIN IN THE COUNTRY.

    Splendid rains are reported in the south-western and central parts of the colony. Longreach, Ilfraacombe, and Saltern each registered lin., while 1½in. was registered at Barcaldine. ...

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  14. TURKEY AND GREECE. THE DISORDERS IN CRETE.

    The Greek Government has declined to accede to the demand of the Porte for the recall of the Greek Consul in Crete. The Porte alleges that the Consul is ...

    Article : 47 words
  15. PURCHASE OF LOCOMOTIVES.

    The Railway Commissioner has received advice by cable that the first of 10 goods locomotives, built under contract with the Yorkshire Engine Company, was shipped for Townsville on the 2nd ...

    Article : 80 words
  16. THE UNITED STATES AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND.

    A movement has been initiated in London to present Mr. T. F. Bayard, the United States Ambassador to England, with a " national " Christmas gift. ...

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  17. THE GREEK RESERVES MOBILISING.

    Twelve thousand reserves in the Greek Army are being mobilised. This movement is believed to be due to the menacing aspect of the situation in the ...

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  18. VICTORIA.

    For the last few days the weather has been cooler, but erratic and changeable. In most quarters of the colony storms have occurred and heavy showers have fallen; but not much damage ...

    Article : 277 words
  19. THE CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP.

    The chess championship between Messrs. A. C. Palmer and H. W. Apperly, which has been in progress for the last eight weeks, was concluded to night, App[?]rly ...

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  20. MESSAGE TO THE MINISTER FOR MINES.

    The Minister for Mines received a telegram from Chief Inspector Dixon, Newcastle, yesterday, to the effect that in company with Inspector Humble he had inspected the stockton colliery that morning, ...

    Article : 327 words
  21. SOUTH AFRICA.

    News from South Africa states that the Boers in Northern Natal and adjacent to the Orange Free State districts are arming themselves and forming laagers, ...

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  22. AFFAIRS IN MORAVIA.

    Two Austrian military officers at Olmutz, in Moravia, having insulted a party of citizens, a local newspaper severely commented on their action. The ...

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  23. THE DOCKERS' STRIKE IN GERMANY.

    The English shipowners have proposed to coalesce with the shipping firms at Hamburg in taking measures to withstand the strike of dock and wharf ...

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  24. SITUATION IN CONSTANTINOPLE.

    Advices from Constantinople report that the Young Turkish movement is extending, despite the fact that members of the party are being constantly arrested and ...

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  25. THE PREMIER IN BRISBANE.

    Contrary to expectations Mr. Reid did not arrive in Brisbane until 8 o'clock this evening. He was accompanied on his journey by Sir H. Nelson, with whom he had spent ...

    Article : 270 words
  26. REPORTED AID FROM AUSTRALIA.

    It is reported at Hamburg that the wharf labourers in Australia have remitted a sum in support of the strike equivalent to 40,000 marks (£2000). ...

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  27. THE WEATHER. RETURNS OF THE RAINFALL.

    As a result of a tropical depression which extended in a south-easterly direction from Port Darwin across the coutinent, some rain has fallen over the greater portion of the eastern half of Australia. ...

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  28. CONSPIRACY TO INJURE GERMAN OFFICIALS.

    Von Tausch, the chief of the Berlin secret police, who is chiefly implicated in the conspiracy to injure Baron Marschall von Bieberstein and the German ...

    Article : 58 words
  29. EXTRADITION COURT.

    An Extradition Court was held by Mr. Payt[?]n (chamber magistrate at the Central Police Court) at the office of the Inspector-General of Police yesterday for the purpose of taking ex parte evidence in ...

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  30. WESTERN AUSTRALIA. [BY TELEGRAPH.] (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) THE KALGOORLIE FIRE.

    Messrs. Climic and Eastwood lost between £5000 and £6000 by Friday's fire. They were insured for £950 in the Commercial Union Company. Messrs. Fuller and Harding, butchers, were ...

    Article : 110 words
  31. SERIOUS AFFRAY AMONG FRENCH TROOPS.

    A serious affray has ocourred among the French troops at Brest. A body of marine artillery who were celebrating a saint's day attacked a number of foot ...

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  32. THE CROPS IN INDIA.

    The Earl of Elgin, Viceroy and Governor-General of India, has telegraphed to the home Government that the rains which have visited parts of India have ...

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  33. CAPTAIN WELLER'S FUNFRAL.

    After the initiation of the inquest on the body of Captain Lee M. Weller, at Penrith to-day, the corpse will be despatched to Sydney. The funeral, which will move from Castlereagh-street, near ...

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  34. AN IMPERIAL ZOLLVEREIN.

    The National Agricultural Union of Birmingham has passed a resolution in favour of the establishment of a Zollverein, or Customs union, between Great Britain ...

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  35. THE MISSING EXPLORERS.

    The mysterious tracks reported by Mr. Buchanan some time ago have turned out to be those of Mr. D. Carnegie's prospecting party. No trace has yet been found of the missing men. ...

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  36. DEPARTURE OF DETECTIVE ROCHE.

    Detective Roche left Sydney by the 5.15 Southern express yesterday afternoon for Adelaide, where he will join the R.M.S. Austral, which leaves that port on Wednesday next for London. The officer has ...

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  37. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.) THUNDERSTORM AT CROOKWELL.

    A heavy thunderstorm passed over Crookwell last Sunday, when 76 points of rain fell. At Taralga 55 points fell. During the storm the local Salvation Army barracks was struck by lightning. The junior ...

    Article : 168 words
  38. THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN.

    Mr. Harry Musgrove, manager of the Australian Eleven, referring to the difficulty raised by the proposed extension of the tour, said the whole trouble had been caused by wire-pullers in one of the ...

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  39. NEW ZEALAND. [BY CABLE.] (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) THE GENERAL ELECTION.

    The Premier has declared the result of the elections to be extremely satisfactory, as it has increased the strength of the Liberal party, which was now stronger than it ...

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  40. BABY-FARMING IN ENGLAND.

    Mr. J. C. Neild, M.L.A. of New South Wales has written to the Times advising Great Britain to adopt the New South Wales Act for the suppression of ...

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  41. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.)

    The Glenbrook tragedy has created considerable sensation in this district, and further developments are anxiously awaited. HARDEN, Monday. ...

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  42. GOLD-MINING IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The shares in the Credo North-west Associated Gold-mining Company, Coolgardie, have been allotted. ...

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  43. TERRIBLE STORM AT YASS.

    A terrific storm took place here yesterday. The rain fell in torrents, and the lightning struck the telegraph wire in front of Mr. Beeten's shop, scaattering sparks and exploding like the cracking ...

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  44. A TERRIBLE DEATH.

    A partis demented and helpless Maori woman, wife of aa European at North Gisborne, met with a horrible death. While lying smoking admist the dry grass the grass took fire, and the ...

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  45. OPERA IN NEW YORK.

    The Mapleson Opera Company in New York has collapsed. The losses during the season amounted to £20,000. ...

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  46. AMUSEMENTS. LYCEUM THEATRE.

    Although at first it was intended to revive "David Garrick" on Thursday, the favour in which "ForgetMe-Not " is held has decided the Lyceum management to continue the run of the drama throughout ...

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  47. HARVEST PROSPECTS.

    The weather has been rather unsettled. Harvesting is progressing with splendid results, some farms stripping 35 bushels to the acre. There is very animated speculation amongst wheat-buyers. Mr. ...

    Article : 347 words
  48. CRUISE OF H.M.S. DART.

    H.M.S. Dart, which for some months past has been engaged in sounding and on general survey work on the Northern Queensland coast, arrived here late on Saturday night. After leaving ...

    Article : 284 words
  49. THE LUMIERE CINEMATOGRAPHE.

    In consequence of the Criterion Theatre being let for other purposes, Messrs. Marius Sestier and Walter Barnett will give the last exhibitions of Lumiére's Cinematographe at that playhouse to-day. ...

    Article : 84 words
  50. GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

    Mrs. E. Docker (president of the Girls' Friendly Society) and a numerous company were present last night at an entertainment given in the vestibule of the Town Hall, in aid of the lodge piano fund. Mr. ...

    Article : 237 words
  51. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Mr. Henry Fell Pease (Liberal), M.P. for the Cleveland Division of Yorkshire, North Riding. ...

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