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  2. THE WEATHER.

    Speaking of the weather prospects on Tuesday morning Mr. R. F. Griffiths, Assistant Meteorologist remarked to a representative of "The Register"—The ...

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  3. VICTORIA.

    The Premier, Sir George Turner, left today for Macedon. His health is improving. The weather since Saturday has been appressively warn. The temperature to-day ...

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  4. THE CHINESE AND FOREIGNERS.

    Mr. Jonn Foster Fraser, who is cycling round the world for "Travel," has ridden alone through the Province of Hu-peh, the most anti-foreign part of China. At ...

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  5. ECHOES FROM LONDON.

    I am not gone to inffict upon you a record of legislative proceedings for the week. which would be principally a veritable chronicle of small beer. It is ...

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  6. DUDLEY COLLIERY DISASTER.

    The inquest on the victims of the Dudley Colliery disaster was resumed to-day at Charlestomn. William Williams, a shiftman, who had been working in Nigger's Heading ...

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  7. LORD SALISBURY.

    Lord Salisbury started to-day for a health trip to the Continent, and ho will stay at his villa "La Bastide," at Beaulieu, France. The "Times" urges that His Lordship ...

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  8. THE STRANDED VESSEL CHINA.

    The R.M.S. Carthage, having taken on board the stranded steamer China's mails, specie, parcel post matter, and passengers, left Perim on Sunday night for Briadisi. ...

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  9. THE CUBAN TROUBLE.

    The Spanish Ambassador at Washington, Senor Polo Bernabi, in earnestly requesting the United States Government to delay any further action with reference to Cuban affairs. ...

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  10. THE FAR EAST.

    The Russian flag was hoisted to-day in Port Arthur and Talion-wan, and the Chinese officials have withdrawn. [From yesterday's late edition.] ...

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  11. VOLUNTEER FLEET AT VLADIVOSTOCK.

    The vessels forming the Russian volunteer fleet at Vladivostock are being rapidly got ready for active service. Engineers and marines are engaged equipping them with ...

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  12. THE UGANDA REBELLION.

    Information was received at the Foreign Office on February 5 to tho effect that a body of mutinous Soudanese troops had evacuated the fort at Lubwas Uganda. and bad ...

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  13. PORT ARTHUR TO BE FORTIFIED.

    It has trans-pired that the Russian authorities have had plans prepared for necessary public works at Port Arthur, and also for the thorough equipment of new fortifications. ...

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  14. THE MARINE DISASTER.

    President McKinley a message to Congress dealing with the Maine disaster is marked by moderation and a, decidedly pacific tone. Referring to Spaires assurances or deep ...

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  15. MELBOURNE, Tuesday.

    The Postal Department received a cable advice to-day to the effect that all the China's mails were saved with the exception of a few boxes of parcels. ...

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  16. BRITISH POLICY.

    In response to numerous impatient requests by Conservative members for information, the Right Hon. A. J. Belfone, the Acting Foreign Secretary, has promised to make a ...

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  17. NORTHERN TERRITORY.

    The Palmerston and Pine Creek railway earnings for the week ended March 10 totalled £220. The Airlie. from Honekong arrived on ...

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  18. BANK OF AUSTRALASIA.

    The Directors of the Bank of Australasia in their half-yearly report state that the deposits with the Bank total £l2,869,664. Cash and securities amount in value to £5,210,169 ...

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  19. WALLAROO AND MOONTA MINING COMPANY.

    Re ordinary general meeting of shareholders in the Wallaroo and Moonta Mining Company held on Tuesday, did not take kindly the intimation that ...

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  20. THE GERMAN NAVY..

    The German Reichstag has unanimously adopted tho Navy Bill. The object of the Emperor William in causing tho Bili to be introduced was to place ...

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  21. THE KAISER ON HIS YACHT.

    Lord Albert Osborne pays a good word for the German Emperor in the Saturday Review." We must nm judge him by his words and action, the man not ...

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  22. A GERMAN VIEW.

    The "Standard" correspondent in Berlin telegraphs that German politicians held the opinion that Great Britain moans to seize and retain possession of the island of Chusan until ...

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  23. A MARINE CATASTROPHE.

    A terrible marine catastrophe has occurred it Newfoundland. forty-five men belonging to tho crow of the sealing vessel Greenland have perished upon ...

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  24. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    A magisterial enquiry was hold to-day concerning she death of Joseph Thompson, who was employed in the erection of the post-office as South Broken Hill. The Jury ...

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  25. THE SOUDAN CAMPAIGN.

    The Sirdar, Sir Henry Kitchener, has learned, through the medium of trustworthy epics, that the Dervish General Mahmoud lias forwarded a message to the Khalifa at ...

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  26. SPAIN AMENABLE.

    It is reported from Washington that, in order to avoid hostilities with America, the Spanish Government has announced its ...

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  27. A VICTORIAN VISITOR.

    The Rev. S. C. Kent, President of the Australian Christian Endeavour Council arrived in Adelaide by the Melbourne [?] on Tuesday morning. He has ...

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  28. THE NEWSPAPER "TRUTH."

    At the sitting of the Circuit Court to-day, before His Honor Mr.Justice G. B. Simpson, the hearing of a criminal charge against Grant R. Morris was postponed till next session. ...

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  29. GERMANY.

    The German Reichstag has agreed to the proposal for the erection of a permanent memorial of the late Emperor Frederick, who died from a throat and tongue complaint ...

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  30. THE SUGAR BOUNTIES.

    The British Government has decided to send delegates to the International Conference which is to be held at Brussels to discuss the question of abolishing the bounties paid by ...

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  31. PRESIDENT McKINLEYS VIEWS APPROVED.

    Mr. E. J. Phelps. formerly United States Ambassador in London, and the Hon. J. S. Morton, who held office in the Cleveland Cabinet as Secretary of Agriculture, are ...

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  32. VIGILANCE OF THE BRITISH BRIGADE.

    The British Brigade of 3.000 men, commanded by General Gatacre, have hither to thwarted all the Dervish designs for an attack upon Berbur. ...

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  33. THE FRENCH PEDESTRIAN.

    Our Clair correspondent writing on March 29, Says:—"The French predestrian M. Henri Gilbert reached here at 1.30 [?] having travelled from Rochester ...

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  34. THE BRUNSWICK ORANGE DEMONSTRATION.

    The Crown law authorities have decided that there is a case for tho Jury against the live men who were recently committed by Mr. Rose, J.P., at the Brunswick Police Court for ...

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  35. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The Syndicate which has undertaken the management of tho Drury -Lane Theatre. London, has engaged Mr. Alfred Rolfe, an actor well known in Australia, to play on tour ...

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  36. GREECE.

    The Greek Loan Bill—providing that Great Britain shall join Russia and France in guaranteeing tho interest on a loan of £6,800,00—has been read a second time in ...

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  37. THE FEDERAL CAMPAIGN.

    The declaration of the Premier that he intends to support the Federation Bill has created much discussion in political circles. It is said that a large portion of his supporters ...

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  38. NEW COMMERCIAL TREATIES.

    The Eight Hon. J. Chamberlain, replying to a question in the House of Commons yesterday, stated that the new commercial treaties between Groat Britain and Belgium ...

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  39. A BUILDING FATALITY.

    A serious accident happened at the new Market Buildings, George-street, to-day. A number of workmen were descending in a life from the upper doing when the lift ...

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  40. ABYSSINIA.

    The Emperor Menelik, of Abyssinia, has cordially received a Russian Mission, which bore a friendly autograph letter from the Czar. An artillery salute was tired in honour of the ...

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  41. QUEENSLAND.

    At the South Queensland Australian Natives Association Conference on Saturday night the Secretary's report disclosed the fact that the finances were in a satisfactory state, though ...

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  42. THE WOOL SALES.

    Yorkshire firms are now operating freely at the wool sales. To-day the prices of medium and faulty Merinos were firm while the best classes were sold on terms more favourable to ...

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  43. W. ANTIDOTE TO THE SWEATING EVIL

    The Constumers Leaguer Which have [?] for some years in the United States [?] the Daily News are meditating a [?] of self-[?] evedance against the ...

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  44. NEW SOUTH WALES FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.

    The Premier, the Right Hon. G. H. Reid, to-day was in the happy position of telling a deputation representing all branches pf the Friendly Societies in New South Wales ...

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  45. EMPLOYERS LIABILITY IN ENGLAND.

    Sir—The accompying extract from the "Saturday Review" with regard to Mr. Chamberlain's Employers' Liability for Accidents act is interesting the ...

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  46. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Government has decided that the time is too limited to allow of the colony taking part, in the Greater Britain Exhibition to be held in London next year. ...

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  47. OVERSEA SHIPPING.

    At London—Port Jackson, barque, from Sydney, December 19; Morayshire, steamer, from Sydney, January 15. DEPARTURES. ...

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  48. BRITISH MILITARY ACTIVITY.

    Twenty million cartridges are being issued today to the British volunteers. The Right Hon. G. N. Curzon, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, is now ...

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  49. BILL TO BE RECOMMENDED BY SIR GEORGE TURNER.

    The Commissioner of Railways has prepared and forwarded to the Premier a report showing the probable effect on tho Victorian railways revenue by the adoption of certain ...

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  50. THE DREYES ESTERILAZY-ZOLA CASE.

    The templation to give your a column on [?] about the trial and condenmation of Zola and about the [?] delight [?] among the populace by the famous ...

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  51. THE GOVERNOR OF NEW ZEALAND

    News had been received in Mildura that the Governor of New Zealand will visit the irrigation colony next month. Lord Ranfurly has large landed interests at Mildura. ...

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  52. THE COLONIES AND BRITISH TRADE.

    The Secretary of State for the Colonies, Right Hon. J. Chamberlain, informed the Mouse of Commons yesterday that the colonies had not yet intimated their views to ...

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  53. THE FRUIT TRADE.

    The severity with which the officers of the Department of Agriculture are enforcing the provision of the Vegetation Discases Acts was matin the subject of complains to-day by ...

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  54. THE ENGLISH FRUIT MARKET.

    A letter has ben received by the Agricultural Department from Mr. Sinclair, the London agent advising Victorian growers of apples to ship fruit to London as early as ...

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  55. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Lord and Lady Brassey, accompanied by Lord Richard Nevill, are now visiting Lord Brassey's estate "Gobelup," in the Broome Hill district. They proceed to Katanning ...

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  56. THE KALGOORLIE RIOT.

    The indignation mooting to be called regarding Warden Hare's removal has been postponed pending his decision in the case of Doyle, which will ba heard to-morrow ...

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  57. THE IRISH RENELLION.

    A meetingn of Irismen last night appointed a Provisional Committee to take steps to arrange the last means for co-operating with the Irishmen of New South Wales in ...

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  58. A STORY OF BRITISH PLUCK.

    The London papers last months published [?] narritive of Licntenant [?] adventures in the Gold Coast [?] When [?] Hender ...

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  59. ALBANY AS A NAVAL STATION.

    In reference, to the refusal of the Lord of the Admiralty to entertain the suggestion of the Government regarding the making of Albany a naval base the Premier proposes to write ...

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  60. FEELING AT MILDURA.

    A branch of the Australian Natives' Association has been formed as Mildura. The programme arranged for the first meeting of the branch included a discussion on federation and ...

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  61. THE QUEENSLAND SUGAR CROP

    The Minister of Lands has returned from a visit to North Mackay and other northern sugar centres. and says that he considers the estimated yield of 130,000 tons for the ...

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  62. STRENG-THENING THE BRITISH ARMY.

    The Government been at the [?] possible moment let Parliament and the [?] into the [?] of their military [?] It was [?] weeks ago their ...

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  63. STATE RELIEF FUNDS.

    In view of the frequency of mining disasters in the colony, especially in the coalmining districts, and the subsequent distress occasioned among families by the base of ...

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  64. TO-DAY'S ENGAGEMENTS.

    9-Liquer Trade Employes" Picnic. 10.—Crelerama—Crimean War. MORNING 11.—Brookman's Building—Moon's Coolgardie ...

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  65. INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN OTHER COLONIES.

    Scarlet fever is very prevalent in the colony at present. Over 443 cases have been reported during the past fortnight. For the same period 269 cases of typhoid have been ...

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  66. DAMAGES FOR TRESPASS.

    In the Supreme Court to-day judgment was given by the Chief Justice in the case of A. and J. Downer v. Atkins & Lew. The plaintiffs who was residents of Adelaide ...

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  67. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

    The Oceana arrived at Plumouth on Sunday afternoon, 27th inst., nineward bound ...

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  68. THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN.

    A meeting of the special sub-committee of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, which has been engaged in an exhausitive enquiry concerning the working and ...

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  69. CULTIVATION IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The official agricultural statistics show that the total area under cultivation in the colony during the year ended this month was 1,820,000 acres, of which 991.484 acres was under wheat ...

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  71. A REMINDER.

    Smokes should remember that Ogden's Guinea Gold Cigarettes cannot be improved they cannot be equalled for party or quality. They are the English Bon-Ton ...

    Article : 36 words
  72. Advertising

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