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  2. CONCILIATION IN WEST AUSTRALIA.

    Our Perth correspondent wires that the Arbitration and Conciliation Bill has passed through Committee in the Legislative Aseembly. The Government carried ...

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  3. LORD HOPETOUN.

    The Earl of Hopetoun was entertained at a banquet by the Corporation of the city of Edinburgh last night, prior to his departure to take up the position of ...

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  4. THE BRITISH ELECTIONS.

    Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary of State, for the Colonies, addressed a meeting at Tunstall, in Staffordshire, last night, and had a splendid reception. In the ...

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  5. CHINESE SITUATION.

    Baudits are reported to be plundering the Chinese villages around Canton, in the South of China. They also destroyed the Roman Catholic Church at Tokamhang, and ...

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  6. INTERCOLONIAL.

    Mr. Henry W. B. Piddington, who represented Uralla-Walcha in the Legislative Assembly, died suddonly at Ashfield to-night. He appeared to be in his usual health ...

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  7. Expected Surrender of Boers.

    It is reported that Commandant De Wat, with a force of 900 Boers and three field guns, is now at a place situated south-west of Kopjes Station, which is in the Orange ...

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  8. AN ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN JOURNALIST.

    Mr. Philip Mennell, editor and chief proprietor of the "British Australasian," having revisited Brisbane prior to his departure for the old country, a representative ...

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  9. ESK RAILWAY EXTENSION.

    "One of the Pioneers," writin from Blackbutt, states that the farmers in that district will certainly gain by the recommendation of the Railway Commission in ...

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  10. POSTHUMOUS HONOURS.

    An Imperial edict has been issued conferring posthumous honours upon two Chinese officials, Li Ping Hong and Chung-yi, who recently committed suicide. ...

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  11. SYDNEY, SEPTEMBER 28.

    Notwithstanding the complaints of a number of members of Parliament of the highpressure speed at which bills have been forced upon the Upper Chamber, and the ...

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  12. THE EMPRESS DOWAGER.

    It is stated that M. de Giers, the Russian Minister, has forwarded a memorial to the Empress Dowager of China urging her to return to Peking, and promising her ...

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  13. THE BREELONG OUTLAWS.

    The pursuit of the brothers Governor has now lasted ten weeks. Details are to hand of more robberies by the fugitives, who are now in country away from telegraph lines. ...

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  14. BRITISH REVIEW AT KOMATI POORT.

    A review of 12,000 British troops is to be held to-day at Kornati Poort, on the Portuguese frontier of the Transvaal, in honour of the dual birthday anniversary of the ...

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  15. ANOTHER RICH FIND.

    Another rich find of ore is reported in Robinson and Rice's mino, in the Gundagai district. When opening out in the tunnel south of the main shaft, a fine body of ore ...

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  16. MR. WYNDHAM SHOUTED DOWN.

    Mr. George Wyndham, Under Secretary for War, addressed a meeting in London last night, but he was shouted down by the supporters of Mr. John Burns, who ...

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  17. BOERS EXPECTED TO SURRENDER.

    Mr. Schalk-Burger, who is nominally Actting President of the Transvaal Republic, and General Ben Viljoen (who was reported a few days since to be making his way along ...

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  18. MR. OATTS'S LAST MEETINGS IN BRISBANE.

    Mr. W. M. Oatts, the Glasgow evangelist, who, for the past fortnight, has been holding services, and delivering addresses in Brisbane, will preach to-morrow morning ...

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  19. SALE OF AN ESTATE.

    The well-known Segenhoe Estate, three and a-half miles from the Aberdeen Railway Station, was offered for sale this afternoon, under instructions from the executors of the ...

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  20. ADDRESS BY MR. POWELL WILLIAMS.

    Mr. J. Powell Williams (Liberal Unionist), late member for South Birmingham, and formerly Chairman of the Executive of the National Liberal Union, has issued ...

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  21. OTHER ITEMS.

    It is stated that Mrs. Kruger (wife of ex-President Kruger) is in such an enfeebled state of health as to be unable to leave Pretoria. ...

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  22. Q.T.C. OCTOBER RACES.

    In our advertising columns will be found the full programme of the Q.T.C. October Meeting, which takes place on Saturday, 13th October. Nominations for all races close ...

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  23. COMMENTS OF THE "TIMES."

    The "Times" this morning, commenting upon the banquet to Lord Hopetoun at Edinburgh, refers specially to the Australian Commonwealth, and states that no other ...

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  24. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    The Premier received a cable message to-day stating that Trooper Toohey, of the Bushmen's Contingent, died from pneumonia at Otto's Hoop, and Lance-corporal Cheshire, ...

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  25. SCHWEIZER RENEKE RELIEVED.

    It was reported on the 18th September that the British garrison at Schweizer Reneke, near the south-western border of the Transvaal, had then been surrounded by a ...

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  26. VICTORIA.

    The establishment of the Victorian military forces has been fixed at 6683, of whom 390 belong to the permanent forces. ...

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  27. THE REDUCTION IN THE BRITISH ARMY.

    Returns have been published which show that the reduction in the numerical strength of the British army owing to the war in South Africa totals only 11,737, inasmuch ...

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  28. SIR C. DILKE ON ARMY REFORM.

    Sir Charles Dilke (Liberal), in a speech delivered at Chelsea last night, dealt principally with the question of army reforms. He declared that a Napoleon would be ...

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  29. THE LONDON BANQUET TO LORD HOPETOUN.

    Owing to the demand upon his time in connection with the election campaign in England, the Right Hon. J. Chamberlain, Secretary of State for the Colonies, will be ...

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  30. THE PRICE OF COAfL.

    The action of the New South Wales colliery proprietors in raising the selling price of coal to 11s. per ton is regarded with considerable concern in Victoria. It is feared ...

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  31. BRITISH-PORTUGUESE RELATIONS.

    General Pole-Carew, who is in command of the British force operating in the Eastern Transvaal, is receiving ample supplies by way of Delagoa Bay, and the Portuguese ...

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  32. THE CAPE TREASON BILL.

    News from Capetown states that the Treason Bill, which has beon pased by the House of Assembly, has now passed its second reading in the Legislative Council by 13 votes to ...

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  33. HARCOURT ON LIBERAL IMPERIALISM.

    Sir William Harcourt, in a speech at Rhymney, in Monmouthshire, last night, deprecated the Liberal party adopting either the name or garb of their Imperialist ...

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  34. AN ETHNOLOGICAL EXPEDITION.

    The difficulty which arese in finding means to equip Professor Baldwin Spencer and Mr. Gillon for the proposed ethnological expedition in Central Australia has been overcome ...

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  35. CABLE MESSAGES.

    Advices have been, receivod in Vienna slating that the Mikado of Japan intends to pay a visit to the Czar and other European Sovereigns in the spring of next year. ...

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  36. FROST ON THE DOWNS.

    It appears that some portions of the Darling Downs have again suffered from late frosts. The extent of the damage done has not yet been ascertained, but it is ...

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  37. NEW ZEALAND AND THE ISLANDS.

    In the House of Representatives to-day, the Premier moved a resolution extending the boundaries of New Zealand, so as to include the Cook group and certain other ...

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  38. MR. KENSIT'S CANDIDATURE.

    Mr. John Kensit, who has for a considerable? time past conducted a vigorous crusade against Ritualistic practices in the Church of England, has announced himself ...

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  39. NEW ZEALAND.

    Lord Roiberts, writing to the Premier, acknowledged an invitation to visit New Zealand, states that Lady Roberts and he will do so if an opportunity should ofter. It ...

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  40. UNFAIR TREATMENT OF QUEENSLAND TRACKERS.

    There have been some rumours in Brisbane recently to the effect that the Queensland black trackers under Sub-insbector Galbraith, who were sent to New South ...

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  41. THE WORLD'S GOLD SUPPLY.

    The Chairman of the Bank of Africa has stated, that, owing to the stoppage of the Transvaal mines, the world's supply of raw gold has diminished to the extent of ...

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  42. ENGLISH RACING.

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  43. RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION.

    The Public Works statement introduced in the House of Representatives to-night asks an appropriation for the North Island main trunk line of £130,000, and for the Midland ...

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  44. COLLIERY STRIKES IN AMERICA.

    The miners in the anthracite coal mines in the United States, who recently struck work for an increase in wages, have secured an advance of 10 per cent. ...

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  45. QUEENSLAND.

    Ouring the week the district has been fivoured with further good rains, which, though somewhat partial, uphold the prospects of a remarkably good season. ...

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  47. INCREASING THE ITALIAN NAVY.

    News from Rome states that the Italian Government propose to largoly increase the strength of the navy, and are asking the Chamber of Deputies for a vote of ...

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  48. THE JOCKEY CLUB STAKES.

    The race for the Jockey Club Stakes was run at the Newmarket First October Meeting yesterday, with the following result:- The Jockey Club Stakes, of 10,000 sovs.; ...

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  50. WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER. ANCE UNION.

    The W.C.T.U. session commenced yesterday. The day was almost wholly occupied with general business reports and the president's nddiess in the dening a large meeting was held, presnded over ...

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  51. TOLSTOI EXCOMMUNICATED.

    Count Lyof Tolstoi, the well-known Russian novelist and social reformers has been excommunicated by the Orthodox Greek Church. ...

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  53. THE FRENCH WHEAT CROP.

    An official estimate of the present season's wheat crop in France places the yield at 38,500,000 quarters. ...

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  54. NORTH QUEENSLAND TIN MINING CORPORATION.

    The general meeting of the North Queensland Tin Mining Corporation was held to-day. Mr. W. H. Phillips, the chairman, Baid the work done was merely exploratory, ...

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  55. LATEST SCRATCHINGS AND BETTING.

    Simile and Hymettus have been scratened for the Caulfield Cup. Simile, Haulettp, Allinga, The Ringer, and Bairogucda have been scratched for the ...

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  56. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

    Arrivals.—Imperator Alexander II., ship, from Melbourne; Antoinette, barque, from Albany (at Hull). Departures.—For Sydney: Samuel ...

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  58. SUSPICIOUS DEATH AT NEWCASTLE.

    An Inquest was opened at Newcastle to-day concerning the death of Annie Dummer, which occurred under suspicious circumstances on Tuesday last. William ...

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