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  2. COMMONWEALTH NEWS

    In the Representatives to-day the Prime Minister (Mr.Deakin) said that after communication with the states he had cabled the Imperial Government ...

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  3. COMMONWEALTH NEWS

    Sir Win. Lyne, speaking at Wagga last night, alluded to his relationship with the Labour party. He said he was not a member of that party, but was a ...

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  4. AMUSEMENTS.

    To-night at the Albert Hall Mr. Andrew Black, the eminent Scotch baritone, will make his first and only appearance in Launceston. Mr. Black's reputation ...

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  5. AUSTRALASIAN WIRES

    At an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders of the Adelaide and Suburban Tramway Company to-day, the conditional agreement of sale and ...

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  6. AUSTRALASIAN WIRES

    Tenders for the Melbourne City Council loan of £250.000 were opened to-day. The minimum fixed was £9d;, and the interest 3½ per cent. There were 131 ...

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  7. STATE TELEGRAMS

    A special meeting of the marine board was held to-day for the purpose of framing a scale of wharfage charges for George's Bay. ...

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  8. WIRELESS TELEGRAPH

    As the official opening of Marconi's system, of wireless telegraphy takes place at Devonport to-morrow, it is interesting to record that some minor tests ...

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  9. GOLD RETURNS.

    The gold won in Victoria last month was 85,434oz., or ,78,169oz. of fine, valued at £322,040. This shows an increase of 20,893oz. over June last year. The ...

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  10. ENGLISH MAIL CONTRACT.

    When the House of Representatives met to-day the Prime Minister (Mr. Deakin) laid the new mail contract on the table. He explained that it was ...

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  11. TREATMENT OF INEBRIATES

    The report of the Royal Commission appointed to investigate the treatment of inebriates was presented to Parliament to-day. It states that the enquiry led ...

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  12. INCIDENTS IN PARLIAMENT

    In the Legislative Assembly to-day Mr. Bent brought under notice the report in the "Argus" of a speech made by Mr. Solly at Woodend on Saturday ...

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  13. THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

    The second annual meeting of the National Association was held to-night., Alderman Haywood occupied the chair. There was a large attendance of ...

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  14. NEW ZEALAND EXPORTS.

    The exports of butter for the Juno quarter showed an increase of 20,000ewt. over the corresponding quarter of last year; cheese an increase of 12,000ewt.; ...

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  15. CRICKET DIFFICULTY.

    The cricket difficulty was settled to- night, and only awaits endorsement to-morrow. ...

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  16. BAIN'S GAIETY ENTERTAINERS.

    Every available foot of space at the Empire Theatre was taken up last night at an early hour, and admission had to be refused to hundreds. The bioscope ...

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  17. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR DEPARTMENT.

    The Premier has declined to carry out the request of the Employers' Association to remove Mr. Tregear, Secretary of the Labour Department, owing to his ...

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  18. PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES.

    A cup valued at £3 3s has been presented by Mr. George Alexander to the Dog and Poultry Society, for the best white Leghorn at the show on August ...

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  19. ADDRESS-IN-REPLY.

    The debate on the address-in-reply was continued in the Legislative Council to-cay, and further adjourned. In the Assembly the debate was also ...

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  20. VETERAN SPORTSMAN DEAD

    Mr. George Watson, the veteran sportsman, who was known for many years as the prince of starters at Flemington, died to-day at St. Kilda, in his ...

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  21. OPINION IN SYDNEY.

    "All I can say is that I think the Commonwealth is to be congratulated on the bargain it has made," was the comment of Mr. David Anderson, on the new ...

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  22. GENERAL SESSIONS.

    In the Court of General Sessions to-day, Geo. Saunders sued John Baldock, jun., for £4 5s 6d, work and labour done. Defendant counter-claimed for ...

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  23. "ARMS AND THE MAN."

    To be sure of witnessing Mr. Bernard Shaw's celebrated play, "Arms and the Man," immediate application for tickets is necessary. Nearly every seat in the ...

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  24. THE COMING ELECTIONS.

    The representatives of the Farmers' League, of the Australian Women's National League, and Citizens' League formed a deputation to Mr. Deakin at ...

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  25. SUDDEN DEATH.

    A sudden death took place to-day. A daughter of Mr. Arthur Reece was brought in to the doctor for treatment, but expired suddenly before his arrival. ...

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  26. CLAIM FOR WAGES.

    At the Police Court yesterday morning Eliza Harper, married woman, who described herself as a domestic, sued Zenith Kearney, boarding-house keeper, for £7 ...

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  27. COPPER DISCOVERY.

    The Government Geologist has reported on the discovery of copper near Heath cote. Samples taken from one foot beneath the surface assayed 15 per cent. ...

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  28. A BROKEN ARM.

    A painful accident happened to-day to a daughter of Mr. E. H. Jordan. She was getting out of a dray and fell, breaking her arm. Dr. Von ...

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  29. THE WEATHER.

    One of the most severe storms we have had for a long time broke over our town on Monday afternoon. The rain came down in torrents, while the wind was ...

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  30. THE TARIFF COMMISSION.

    The Tariff Commission took further evidence to-day. Frederick C. Maidon, a brass finisher, representing the Amalgamated Brass ...

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  31. IMPERIAL PAY.

    In the Assembly the Premier, in reply to a question, said an amount is to be placed upon the estimates, to give effect to the recommendations of the Royal ...

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  32. MR. C. W. ALLEN, M.H.A.

    Mr. C. W. Allen, M.H.A., is much better to-day, but not yet able to leave his room. ...

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  33. THE ZEEHAN TRAIN.

    The Zeehan train reached here at 3 o'clock this morning. ...

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  34. CONNOLLY'S CASE.

    Harry-Connolly, who disappeared from Inverell three years ago, and was recently discovered at Stanthorpe (Queensland), did not recognise Molong, where he was ...

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  35. TASMANIAN AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY.

    A meeting of the executive committee was held at the society's offices, St. John-street, last night, the president (Mr.. W. C. Grubb) in the chair. ...

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  36. MORTAR ONCE USED

    In a recent article by Dr. David H. Reeder, Professor of Hygiene and Dietetics of the College of Medicine and Surgery, Chicago, he states:—"A ...

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  37. STANLEY POLICE COURT.

    At the Stanley Police Court on Monday, Robert Andrew Hutchinson appeared before Messrs. H. G. Spicer and J. L. Waters, Js.P., charged with ...

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  38. EVANDALE POLICE COURT.

    At the Evandale Police Court yesteday morning, before Mr. B. Gibson (Warden) and Mr. S. Hawley, J.P., Samuel Atkins was charged with ...

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  39. ELECTIVE MINISTRIES.

    Mr. Fowler (W.A). has given notice to move in the House of Representatives on August 2—"That the present methods of constituting Ministerial Cabinets, ...

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  40. HOLMES' INFANTS' CARMINATIVE.

    is absolutely the best on this market, or any other, for instantly relieving babies when troubled with wind. It is a splendid thing in sickness or constipation, and ...

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