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  2. CABLE MESSAGES.

    Right Hon. Sir Michael Herbert (British Ambassador) has addressed to Mr. H. W. Bowen (the United States Minister at Caracas), who is acting as ...

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  3. CABLE MESSAGES.

    His Majesty the King spent an excellent night and it is expected he will be able to drive out on Friday and return to London on Monday. ...

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  4. CURRENT TOPICS.

    Mayoral.—Alderman D. Storrer, Mayor of Launceston, who is visiting Derby on business connected with the, Good Templar lodges, inspected the ...

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  5. CABLE MESSAGES.

    Right Hon. Sir William Harcourt, in a letter to "The Times," compliment the Secretary of State for the Colonies (Right Hon. Joesph Chamberlain) on ...

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  6. INTER-STATE CABLES.

    The State Cabinet decided to-day upon a redistrbution of portfolios; consequent upon Mr. Reld's resignation and election as a Senator and Mr. ...

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  7. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The usual monthly meeting of the council was held at the chambers, Longford yesterday, when there were present—Messrs. Alfred Youl (Warden), ...

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  8. INLAND WIRES.

    William Wagner (37), living near Pioncer, fell dead yesterday evening. It appears he was entered for the chopping contest to take place at Derby ...

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  9. AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

    Addressing the Scottish branches of the British Empire League at Edinburgh, Hon. Henry Copeland (Agent. General for New South Wales) declared ...

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  10. GERMANY'S ATTITUDE.

    Count Von Bulow declares that Germany is pursuing in Venezuela exactly the same line as Great Britain and Italy, viz., the path of calmness and ...

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  11. OVERWHELMED WITH KINDNESS.

    The municipality, in its address of welcome, wherein all the Dutch dele gates concurred, hoped that Bloemfontein would soon be a federal capital. ...

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  12. SUPREME COURT.

    At the Supreme Court to-day, in its £300 jurisdiction, before Mr. Justice Clark, Rodgers, and Co., contractors for the new Post Office, sued the Union ...

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  13. A WAR LEVY.

    President Castro has revied another £100,000 from the citizens and foreigners of Caraoas. [It was reported on January 20 that ...

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  14. FOUND DEAD IN A BATH.

    Mrs. Mary Prewett, residing at Moonee Ponds, was found dead in her bath this morning by her husband. The deceased was in a delicate condition, and ...

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  15. A SHIPWRECKED MARINER.

    The sleamer Yambacoona, which arrived from King Island last evening, brought news of a disaster which happened to a sailor named George ...

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  16. REVIEW OF THE TOUR.

    Mr. Chamberlain promised the colonials a progressive government on the lines of the Brand policy. He gave a review of his tour, and said the ...

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  17. TROOPER LISTNER'S CASE.

    The Attorney-General has appointed the Hon. John Henry, Messrs. P. C. Maxwell, S.M., and W. E. Bovill, J.P., of Devonport, as a board of enquiry in ...

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  18. ELECTORAL REDISTRIBUTION.

    Right Hon. Austen Chamberlain (Postmaster-General), speaking at Birmingham, foreshadowed an electoral redistribution. ...

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  19. THE INVERLOCHY.

    The barque lnverlochy, which was wrecked some weeks ago on Hereford reef, went to pleces during the southeast gales. Only the stern now remains ...

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  20. LORD SELBORNE.

    The condition of the Earl of Selborne (First Lord of the Admiralty), who has been suffering from an attack of rheumatism, has improved. ...

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  21. PRESENTATION.

    Prior to the termination of the concert in connection with the opening chairman, with an illuminated address director of the school, on behalf of past ...

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  22. TASMANIAN CABLE.

    It appears that the Prime Minister was under a misapprehension when he said that the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company had valued its ...

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  23. MACEDONIA.

    A movement has been started to in stall and secure a Greek Administration on the Cretan lines in Southern Macedonia. ...

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  24. GERMAN NAVY.

    The German Chancellor (Count Von Bulow), replying to a member's contention that the fleet was not needed, asserted that a majority of Germans ...

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  25. BOERS CONVINCED.

    The leading Boers Interviewed at Bloemfontein showed that Mr. Chamberlain's replies dispelled any lingering doubts. They were now convinced ...

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  26. BRITISH INCOME TAX.

    "The Times" estimates the immediate relief from taxation will not exceed £10,000,000. It hopes that the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Right Hon. C. T. ...

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  27. MR. CHAMBERLAIN AND THE CLERGY.

    According to the "Standard,"' Mr. Chamberlain spoke plainly to the clergy, and denounced the pastorate inviting the National Scouts to confess their ...

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  28. COLONIAL FORCES.

    Colonel Rimington, testifying before Lord Elgin's Commission, expressed a high opinion of nearly all the colonial officers. He added that Australia, New ...

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  29. ZEEHAN SCHOOL OF MINES

    The opening of the Zeehan School of Mines to-night was an interesting and successful function, being very gratifying to the committee, who ...

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  30. FEDERATION.

    A large numbe of applications are being received for the federal public examinations at Easter. It is anticipated that between five and six ...

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  31. A VESSEL SUNK.

    The French torpedo boat destroyer Espigole struck a rock in the Bay of Cavalaire, and sank. Her crew were saved, ...

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  32. SOCIETY FOR THE BLIND.

    The northern committee held their quarterly meeting a few days ago, Reports were somewhat discouraging. In the sale of goods there was a decrease ...

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  33. WAR CORRESPONDENTS.

    The following Australian war correspondents have been awarded medals without clasps:—Messrs. Donald M'Donald, King, Pontin, Lamble, ...

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  34. DISTRIBUTION OF MEDALS.

    The Governor-General has been advised that the officers and men of the gunboat. Protector are to receive medals in connection with the China ...

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  35. THE RAILWAYS.

    Mr. Chamberlain is establishing one non-political board to control the Transvaal and Orange railways. It will consist of official and civilian elements ...

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  36. FINANCIAL.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 89 words
  37. THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL

    Lord and Lady Tennyaon, who are at Marble Hill, intend going for a trip to Kangaroo Island on Monday. Their Excellencles, with suite, will leave for ...

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  38. STOCK EXCHANGE.

    The sales on the Stock Exchange of London yesterday included North Mt. Lyells at 21s, and Chillagoes at 3s 3d. ...

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  39. ALIEN IMMIGRATION.

    Owing to the absence of the early notification of the enforcement of the Immigration Act, between 1000 to 2000 aliens are voyaging to Capetown. Many ...

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  40. POST AND TELEGRAPH

    The Post and Telegraph Department's annual picnic takes place to-morrow, and all suburban offices within 15 miles' radius will close at 10 a.m. ...

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  41. AMUSEMENTS.

    "Miss. Maggie Moore closed a very successful season at the Academy last evening with a revival of the everpopular "Struck Oil." The theatre ...

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  42. NEW CHURCH OF ENGLAND AT PARATTAH.

    The foundation stone of the new Church of England was laid to-day by Bishop Mercer. The weather was delightful, and the main street ...

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  43. SOUTHERN RUSSIA.

    "The Times " correspondent at Keiff declares that the secret police in the factories of Southern Russia discovered a seditions movement against the ...

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  44. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    Wheat sold at 6s 3d; flour, £12 5s to £13; Algerian oats, 3s to 3s 3d; chaff, £5 5s to £5 10s; potatoes, Gippsland £4 7s 6d; Warrnambool, £3 to £3 5s; ...

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  45. THE MONEY MARKET.

    The open market discount rate for three months' bank bills at the close of the day on Thursday was 3 5-16 per cent., being 4-16 per cent. below the ...

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  46. WIDE WICKETS.

    Warwickshire opposes the widening of the wickets, but suggests that the height should be increased by two inches. ...

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  47. BOWLERS' MOONLIGHT CARNIVAL.

    It is probable that the patronage and presence of his Excellency the Governor and Lady Havelock will be granted to the moonlight carnival ...

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  48. GOVERNMENT STOCKS.

    British 2¾ per cent. consols are quoted at £93. New South Wales 4 per cent. stock is quoted at £109 10s, and 3½ per cents. ...

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  49. SCARLATINA SERUM.

    Dr. Aronson, Berlin medical man, has discovered a serum protecting against scarlatina. ...

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  50. NEW SOUTH WALES GOLD.

    The gold yield for January was 17.18loz., compared with 38,098oz. for January last year. ...

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  51. COMMERCIAL.

    Butter.—The market is dull, colonial being quoted at from 100s to 102s. Australian is very difficult to sell. The prices for Danish are unchanged. ...

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  52. OMING EVENTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 64 words
  53. ALASKAN TREATY.

    The north-western Senators are maintaining that there is nothing in the boundary question requiring arbltration. President Roosevelt and Mr. Hay ...

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  54. DEATH OF THE OLDEST FREEMASON IN N.S.W.

    Mr. C. F. Palmer a resident of Wagga, died to-day, aged 92 years. He was born at Reading, in Berkshire, and lived during the reign of five sovereigns. ...

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  55. CAMPBELL TOWN.

    The adjourned court of revision of the electoral roll was held at Compbell Town on Thursday. There were only two magistrates present—Messrs, ...

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  56. BAND CONCERT.

    The concert given at the Cataract Cliff Grounds last night by the St. Joseph's Band, under the leadership of Mr. A. Lithgow, attracted a fair ...

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  57. WESTBURY.

    An accident happened to Mr D. Morrison on Thursday. While he was driving through Quamby Bend the swingletree pin of the trap broke, causing ...

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  58. SHIPPING.

    The following notifications have been posted at Lloyd's:— Arrivals.—From Sydney—Warrigal, Itzehoe, Queen Wilhelmina, and ...

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  59. Advertising

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  60. A BRUTAL ASSAULT.

    A young lady while going home along O'Connor-street, Chippendale, last Friday night was attacked by a man, who struck her twice in the face. [?]reaking ...

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  61. PRELIMINARY TO INCOME TAX.

    Sir,—In order to prevent others from [?]eing "caught," I wish to give my [?]wn case. If a letter insufficiently atamped oe sent to me, it is I, the ...

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  62. SWANSEA.

    On Sunday last service was held here by the Rev. E. G. Barry, of Holy Trinity, Launceston. It was numerously attended, and the congregation ...

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  63. METALS.

    Copper.—The quotations are £56 17s 6d for spot, and £56 12s 6d far three months' delivery. Tin.—The quotation is £131 10s for ...

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  64. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES COY.

    The Messageries Maritimes Company have withdrawn the steamers Polynesten and Australien from the Australian trade. They will be replaced by ...

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  65. DEATH OF MR. W. .C. BUIK.

    Mr. W. C. Buik, chairman of the tramway company, and formerly Mayor of Adelaide and member of the Legislative Council for some years, died ...

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  66. CAVE AIR FOR CONSUMPTIVES.

    The air of the limestone caves at Luray, in Virginia, is said to be so remarkably free from germs and dust that it is almost equal to mountain air in its effect on ...

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