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  2. LATE PRIVATE BLACK.

    Lieutenant Cole of Cressy, received a letter from Major Cameron. dated August 10 from Brugespruit, acquainting him with particulars of the death ...

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  3. LANCE-CORPORAL PEERS.

    Lance-Corporal Victor Peers passed through here to-day by midday train. He was met at the station by a number of men of the Third Battalion, who ...

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  4. PRIVATE PARISH.

    Private C. Parish, a native of Lefroy received a most enthusiastic reception here to-day, and was formally welcomed home, after being escorted to ...

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  5. [?]UEENSLAND CONTINGENTS

    A return shows the following casualties of the Queenslanders in South Africa:—Seven killed in action, one died of wounds, 15 died of disease, and ...

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  6. THE COLONIALS.

    The Premier has received a cable from Sir A. Milner, announcing the re- lease of 20 Zealanders at Nooitgedacht, including Captain Brown and ...

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  7. COLONIAL CASUALTIES.

    The Premier has received a cable from Sir Alfred Milner, announcing that Lieutenant White and Lance-Corporal King (bushmen) were killed ...

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  8. DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

    At 4.30 a.m. a large store and dwelling occupied by Mrs. W. Krushka was burned down, and also the chemist's shop occupied by Dr. Von See. Many ...

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  9. WESTERN NEWS.

    Agnes Taylor, who attempted suicide at North Dundas yesterday by cutting her throat with a razor, was brought up at the Police Court to-day, and ...

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  10. FEDERATION.

    On the recommendation of the Prime Minister (the Marquis of Salisbury) the Queen has been pleased to assent to the proposal that their Royal ...

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  11. PRESS REFERENCES.

    The press is delighted at the Queen's signal act of favour to Australia. "'The Times" suggests that the Duke of York should go out as commodore ...

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  12. FULL TEXT OF THE DESPATCH.

    The Governor (Lord Tennyson) has received by cable from Mr. Chamberlain a most interesting despatch relating to the opening of the first ...

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  13. COLONIAL CONGRATULATIONS.

    Congratulatory reference was made to the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York. The Lieutenant-Governor cabled ...

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  14. MISCELLANEOUS.

    At a representative meeting to-day it was decided that steps be taken by the public to recognise the services of ex-Premier Reid to the federal cause. ...

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  15. CABLE MESSAGES.

    Two hundred of the West African frontier force captured Limu, the strong hold of Kedaris, in Nigeria, after a fierce fight. ...

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  16. TEXAN DISASTER.

    Ten thousand people are now reported to be destitute at Galveston, the principal seaport in Texas, and which was almost destroyed by a tidal wave ...

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  17. COTTON TRADE.

    The short supplies and bad prospects of the American cotton crops are having a great effect on the Lancashire trade. ...

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  18. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

    The Queen will dissolve the Imperial Parliament on Tuesday next. It is intended that her Majesty shall summon it to meet again on ...

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  19. ENGLISH RAILWAYS.

    The Great Eastern Railway Company has been endeavouring for some time to secure the recognition of a six-day week. ...

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  20. MURDERS AND SUICIDE.

    An Italian named Gaetano Longo is reported to have committed suicide at Caserta, 17 miles north-east of Naples. It is said that he first murdered ...

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  21. BUBONIC PLAGUE.

    Five fresh cases of bubonic plague have been reported from Glasgow. They are, however, of a very mild character. ...

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  22. RESTRICTIONS ON SHIPPING.

    No case of plague has occurred in the colony since August 9. Private advices from New Zealand state Sydney has been declared a clean port, ...

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  23. SWIMMING.

    A splendid race took place for the 220 yards amateur swimming championship of England at Birmingham yesterday. ...

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  24. METALS.

    Silver.—Bars are quoted at 2s 47/8d per oz. standard. ...

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  25. COMMERCIAL.

    Beet Sugar.—Mr. F. O. Licht, of Magdeburg, in his monthly circular, states that the European production of beet sugar for the first 11 months ...

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  26. CABLE MESSAGES.

    The following notifications have been posted at Lloyd's:— Arrivals.—Nairnshire, s., from Sydney; Tekoa, s., from Port Chalmers. ...

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  27. INLAND WIRES.

    The Premier has received a communication signed by Messrs. Bond, Barclay, Sansom, and Grubb protesting against the proposal to close the street ...

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  28. EDUCATIONAL.

    Mr. A. O. Stordeur has been appointed to the charge of the Osterly school. ...

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  29. SUPREME COURT.

    In the matter of James Shevenan, in which Mr. W. A. Finlay applied on Friday for a mandamus to issue against the Commissioner of Crown Lands, ...

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  30. CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH

    At a meeting of the Central Board of Health to-day Mr. Mault reported that the Homeopathic Hospital at Launceston had been passed conditionally that ...

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  31. AN APPEAL CASE.

    At the Full Court to-day the Hobart Corporation appealed against the judgment of the bench of magistrates given last June in the case brought by ...

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  32. RE MANURE CHARGES.

    Sir,—I enclose you an extract taken from the "Australasian" of September 8. From it you will see that the Victorian rates on the Government ...

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  33. INTERCOLONIAL.

    The annual report of the Railway Commissioner, as tabled in the Assembly, showed the net loss for the year, taking interest charges into ...

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  34. DEATH OF DR. T. GRAY.

    Dr. T. Gray, assistant to Dr. Gresswell, of the Health Department, died to-day of acute pneumonia. He had to lay up on Thursday owing to a ...

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  35. COMMERCIAL.

    Business in wheat was active to-day, the sales covering 13,500 bags, mostly for October delivery, at 2s lid, and occasionally 2s 11¼d. Algerian oats sold ...

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  36. OLD AGE PENSIONS.

    The Premier intends at the earliest opportunity to introduce an Old Age Pensions Bill. It is proposed to pay a pension of 10s per week to men and ...

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  37. FEMALE FRANCHISE.

    At a public meeting last night under the auspices of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Mr. Fegan, Minister of Mines, said in the course of a ...

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  38. THE PRICE OF COAL.

    It is reported that the colliery proprietors contemplate an advance in the selling price of coal at the beginning of the year to 12s per ton, instead of ...

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  39. COLLISION IN SYDNEY HARBOUR.

    A collision took place in the harbour between the Manly steamer Fairlight and the tug Commodore. The Fairlight's stern was badly broken, and ...

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  40. ABORIGINAL MURDERERS.

    The aboriginal murderers last evening broke into a house at Everella, at the head of Williams River. The house was not occupied, but the ...

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  41. HOTEL LICENSE FEES.

    Replying to a deputation to-day, the Premier stated he was favourable to a suggestion that the hotel license fee vary from £15 to £50, according to the ...

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  42. A GOVERNOR ON STREETS.

    Earl Beauchamp, speaking to-day at a meeting of the New South Wales Municipal Association, made reference to the unsatisfactory condition, of ...

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  43. LABOUR DIFFICULTY SETTLED.

    At a mass meeting of miners in the Ipswich district to-day it was decided to accept the compromise suggested by the owners. ...

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  44. VERY HEAVY WEATHER.

    Very heavy weather is being experienced on the West Australian coast. The barque Euphrates, which is lying in Gage Roads, Fremantle, ...

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  45. NATIVE LANDS.

    A great gathering of native chiefs is taking place at Wellington for the purpose of influencing pending legislation regarding native lands. The natives ...

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  46. PARLIAMENT.

    The PRESIDENT (Hon. A. Douglas) took the chair at 7.30 p.m.. THIRD READING. The Marine Board of Launceston ...

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  47. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

    The SPEAKER (Hon. N. J. Brown) took the chair at 7.30 p.m. QUESTIONS. The PREMIER replied to Mr. Von ...

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