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  2. THE FIRST AUSTRA LIAN BUSHMEN.

    Though, it was considered quite probable that the transport Morayshire would are arrive at Fremantle from Cape Town yesterday, no one anticipated that she would ...

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  3. EASTERN STATES.

    Sydney M. Marshall, who is said to have been a captain in the army in South Africa, and who was arrested recently in Melbourne on a charge of forging a cheque ...

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  4. PERSONAL.

    The news that Mr. Ernest E. Chase, clerk of the Coroner's Court, has accepted a lucrative appointment in London, will be received by bis many friends with ...

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  5. STATE POLITICS.

    Masters political were quite normal yesterday. Ministers were in their offices throughout the day being initiated in the art of exploring "jackets," harmless ...

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  6. FEDERAL POLITICS.

    Both Houses will meet tomorrow afternoon. The debate on the Address-in Reply will be continued, and it is confidently expected that it will be concluded this ...

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  7. COLLIERY DISASTER.

    The total number of miners entombed at the Caerphiliy Colliery. Glamorganshire, Wales, by the recent disastrous explosion, was 83. ...

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  8. THE BOER WAR.

    The speech delivered in London on Saturday by Lord Milner has exhilarated the Cape loyalists. Many of the latter feared that Lord Milner's absence from South ...

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  9. FRENCH ARMY.

    General Andre, the French War Minister, speaking at Troyes yesterday, urged the soldiers to trust their superior officers, and so conduce to the unify and strength ...

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  10. BOER SURRENDERERS.

    Two Boers, who recently surrendered at Ermelo, in the eastern Transvaal, were allowed by the British to fetch others into the camp. ...

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  11. THE ROYAL VISIT.

    All the British newspapers this morning refer in eulogistic terms to the splendid reception accorded in Sydney to the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. ...

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  12. FICTITIOUS SCRIP.

    On the Stock Exchange today the members were advised that fictitious Chillagoe scrip certificates were on the market. On the 17th inst., it is allaged, scrip for 25 ...

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  13. REVIEW IN SYDNEY.

    An immense crowd assembled in the Centennial Park today to witness the review of troops by the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. ...

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  14. THE CAPE CAMPAIGN.

    Scheeper's commando has been driven into the hills to the northwards of Aberdeen, Cape Colony. The "Times" states that Commandant ...

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  15. KOREAN RAILWAYS.

    A syndicate which has been working valuable concessions in Yunnan, a westerly province of China, has also secured the right to construct a railway in Korea from ...

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  16. MEMBERS TRAVELLING EXPENSES.

    The. Government have under consideration a comprehensive scheme for putting all members of Parliament on an equal footing in regard to travelling. It is ...

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  17. CRICKET ASSOCIATION.

    At a meeting of the Victorian Cricket Association tonight it was decided to ask the associated dubs to make recommendations as to the best means of improving ...

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  18. EX-MINISTERS MINUTES.

    Before finally severing their connection with the departments with which they were associated, the ex-Premier and the exMinister for Lands paid graceful tributes ...

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  19. A FATAL FALL.

    Mr. Theo. Colton, grader, lately of Leongatha, was climbing die cliffs at Cape Paterson today, when, be fell on to the rocks and was badly crashed. He died with ...

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  20. SMALLPOX OUTBREAK.

    The Chief Secretary has informed the persons detained on Terrens Island, in response to their petition, that he exceedingly regrets the necessity of keeping them ...

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  21. CHINA.

    Dr. Morrison, the Times" correspondent at Peking, states that the British proposals are likely to be adopted on the basis of an edict admitting China's indebtedness to ...

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  22. A REDUCTION OF CAPITAL.

    A petition for the reduction of the capital of the Pastoral Corporation by Golds brough, Mort, and Co., Ltd., was heard today. The scheme, which has received ...

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  23. BOTHA NEAR SWAZILAND.

    General Botha, with a large commando, is working eastwards in the vicinity of Swaziland. He has no big guns and little ...

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  24. A BRILLIANT RECEPTION.

    In the evening the Duke and Duchess held a reception at Government-house, the function being brilliant from a social point of view. ...

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  25. INSPECTION.

    At about 10 a.m. the resident medical officer (Dr. Hope) proceeded to the transport, and, in answer to the usual salutation, "All well on board?" received no ...

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  26. QUARANTINE QUESTION.

    In response to inquiries as to when quarantine will be federalised, Mr. Barton has informed the Chief Secretary that the Federal Government cannot say at what ...

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  27. THE VISIT TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    A meeting of the Royal celebrations executive committee will be held today at 12 o'clock, when further matters in connection with the visit of the Duke and ...

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  28. OLD AGE PENSIONS.

    Now that the, sum of £75,000 voted by Parliament for old age pensions has run oat the account itself is dead. The Premier said today, however, that the ...

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  29. BOER CASUALTIES.

    Lord Kitchener reports the following further Boer casualties: -63 killed, 36 wounded, 267 prisoners, and 83 sorrenderers. ...

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  30. STEAMERS AT FREMANTLE.

    Some strong remarks have been made Recently as to the apparent carelessness of the medical examination of the mail steamers at Fremantle. The Chief Secretary has ...

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  31. AMERICANS AND GERMANS.

    Many of the Germans in Peking are irritated because the Americans have of late guarded one of the entrances to the For bidden City. The action of the Americans ...

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  32. A TIMBER ARCH.

    The Timber Merchants and Mill-Owners Association of Western Australia held a special meeting at the office of the secretary (Mr. H. K. Coombs) yesterday, when ...

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  33. KANAKA LABOR IN QUEENSLAND.

    The Mackay "Mercury," commenting on the Kanaka debate in the Federal Parliament, points out that the threatened action against the Kanakas is surely driving, ...

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  34. MR. HOLMES AND THE GOVERNMENT.

    The announcement which, was made in a contemporary yesterday that Mr. J. J. Holmes had refused to become a member of the Leake Ministry, was referred by one ...

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  35. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    At an inquest held at Broken Hill today into, the cause of the death of a miner named Albert Ernest Campbell, who died in the hospital last ...

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  36. GOLDFIELDS NEWS.

    The residents of Leonora and district are jubilant over Messrs. Gregory and Sommers's appointments in the Ministry. They are satisfied that many grievances ...

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  37. THE SENATE.

    There is some reason to believe that the Senate will not be altogether a happy family, says the "Age." The Opposition intend to draw the lines of party as rigidly ...

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  38. POINT NEPEAN STATION.

    The Point Nepean quarantine station is being taxed to its utmost just now, as the practice is being followed of bringing the small-pox patients detected in Adelaide on ...

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  39. IRONWORKERS STRIKE.

    Nothing was dene today in connection with the trouble in the iron trade. The position is very critical, and several other radons will consider the situation ...

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  40. THE COURT'S RETURN.

    The Chinese officials at Peking are preparing for the reception of the Court. Another indication of tie speedy return of the Court is afforded by the fact that ...

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  41. THE ISSUE OF WRITS.

    The Speaker (Sir James Lee Steere) intends, during today, to issue the writs for the representation of the several electorates for which the sitting members have ...

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  42. THE TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL.

    At the meeting of the Trades and Labor Council last evening, a letter was read from the secretary of the Royal visit celebrations committee, asking if the council ...

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  43. MENZIES-LEONORA RAILWAY.

    It is understood here that the Leonora, railway is to be opened to the 18-Mile on Monday next. This means a saving of £1,200 a month to Leonora. The ...

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  44. THE COMING ELECTIONS.

    We understand that Mr. Leake is to be opposed by Mr. B. C. Wood, formerly Commissioner for Railways and Director of Public Works in the Throssell Ministry ...

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  45. TASMANIA.

    Parliament was opened today far a short session for the purpose of preparing an address of welcome to the Duke of Cornwall and York, and passing a bill amending ...

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  46. THE MEN ON BOARD.

    All told, the troops on the Morayshire numbered about 870 persons, most of whom were attached to the Bushmen's corps from New South. Wales, Victoria, ...

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  47. SHIPPING.

    Arrivals—Kirkcudbrightshire, Karamea, Amphitrite. Departures.-For Sydney-Essen, Oldenburg, Sarpedon. For Melbourne-Vincent. ...

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  48. CITIZENS RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

    Messrs. Stubbs, of Drake and Stubbs, Treneman, of Debbie and Co., and E. J. Bickford, who were appointed by the citizens committee to collect subscriptions ...

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  49. KALGOORLIE MARKETS.

    During the past three months the receipts from the municipal markets were £567 16s. 3d., and the working expenses £322 13s. 5d. The expenditure does not ...

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  50. MR. THROSSELL TO MR. LEAKE.

    Before retiring, Mr. Throssell, the exPremier, left for his successor a memorandum in which be drew attention to several political and departmental matters that he ...

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  51. BROKEN HILL DISASTER.

    Mr. Barton, the Federal Premier, has telegraphed a message of sympathy on behalf of the Ministry with the widows and relatives of those who lost their lives in ...

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  52. THE ORMUZ IN SYDNEY.

    The arrival of the Ormuz in quarantine on account of the case of small-pox discovered in Adelaide has made the quarantine station uncomfortably crowded. There ...

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  53. ANARCHIST PLOTS.

    Pietrucci, an Italian blacksmith, who has recently been residing in Switzerland, has attempted to commit suicide at Schio, in Italy. ...

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  54. MENZIES.

    A strike has occurred at the Menzies railway station, the twelve lumpers employed there demanding eight hours per day and a daily wage of 10s. The ...

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  55. BUBONIC PLAGUE.

    A ease of plague was reported today at East Brisbane. ...

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  56. THE WEST AUSTRALIANS.

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  57. THE MAYOR OF FREMANTLE.

    For some time past the friends and relatives of his worship the Mayor of Fremantle, Mr. E. W. Dories, have had serions misgivings in regard to the state of ...

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  58. MARKING OFF SEATS.

    A visit to the Legislative Assembly Chamber yesterday afternoon showed that more members had marked off their seats. On the Ministerial side of the House, ...

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  59. DEATH OF THE PATIENT.

    Frederick Lockyers, who was discovered this morning at East Brisbane suffering from the plague, died this afternoon. ...

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  60. MR. GREGORY CONGRATULATED.

    At the meeting of the Menzies Council tonight, Cr. Kimber moved that a letter be sent to Mr. Gregory, cordially congratulating him on his appointment as ...

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  61. THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

    Sir—Now that Mr. F. D. North has returned from Melbourne, I would suggest that the Government take into consideration the advisableness of appointing him ...

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  62. SUSPICIOUS CASE.

    H.M.S. Karrakatta arrived from Brisbane this morning. When she left the latter port a case of measles was reported on board, but on the trip down this ...

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  63. PORTO RICO.

    Hie Supreme Court of the United States has decided that the customs levied by America on Porto Rican products, before Congress legislated imposing duties, were ...

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  64. Advertising

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  65. INDEPENDENTS AND OPPOSITIONISTS.

    Mr. A. J. Diamond writes:-Under the heading of "Meeting of the Opposition," you make certain statements which are not in accordance with the facts. In the ...

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