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  2. LONGFORD SHOW.

    The judgment of the Merino sheep, implements, and machinery, took place at the Longford Snow Grounds to-day. The judges were— Merin s. Messrs. Thos: ...

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  3. STOCK AND SHARE MARKET.

    The following were the stock and share quotations and sales on Change yesterday:- HOBART. GOLD. ...

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  4. EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS

    The reply of the British Government re the Dardanelles question differs from that of the rest of the Powers, and explains England's view of the new ...

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  5. SPORTING.

    A meeting of the T.R.C. Committee was hold at the office of the secretary yesterday afternoon. The Ground Committee reported that a tender had been accepted for ...

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  6. UNEQUAL IN THE SIGHT OF MAN.

    In reference to proceedings at the Methodist Congress now being held in New York the Standard correspondent says the negro delegates are not allowed ...

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  7. MINING.

    The Launceston quotation for tin ore yesterday was 16s. per unit. Notification is given of intended registration of the Mathinna Hydraulic Sluicing and ...

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  8. EGYPT.

    Some disquietude prevails concerning Egyptian affairs, consequent on Mr. Gladstone's expression of hope that the British will speedily evacuate that ...

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  9. GERMAN-AMERICAN RECIPROCITY.

    American cereals are to be admitted free into Germany on condition that German beet sugar is untaxed in America. ...

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  10. EVANDALE.

    Our debating club held a meeting on Tuesday evening, 6th inst., in the public library, the president (Mr. D. McKinoon) in the chair. The subject—"Will Federation be ...

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  11. CAULFIELD WEIGHTS.

    The following weights have been declared for Saturday:- NURSERY HANDICAP.—Four furlongs and a half—Trieste, Lily, 9st; Froude, Foxtail, ...

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  12. PARNELLISM.

    The Parnellites have issued a manifesto in which they declare that they can hold no fellowship with the traitors who loaded with calumny and hounded ...

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  13. EARTHQUAKE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

    A severe earthquake has occurred in San Francisco, causing much momentary alarm, but no fatalities are reported. ...

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  14. MR. PARNELL'S DEATH.

    The Russian Press attaches the highest, importance to the late Mr. Parnell's death, believing that it means an early triumph of the Gladstone ...

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  15. MANAGERS' REPORTS.

    Argyle, October 10.—Drive extended 6ft Total, 79ft. I am now endeavouring to procure boring rods to bore through from bottom of prospecting shaft to the drive, so as to drain ...

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  16. HEAVY CLAIMS ON CHILIAN GOVERNMENT.

    The British Nitrate Companies in Chili have sent in claims amounting to 60,000,000dol. for compensation for losses sustained during the recent ...

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  17. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    A large number of forged notes on the Bank of New South Wales are in circulation in Parramatta. The forgeries are very good representations of the real notes. ...

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  18. THE BRINDISI MAIL.

    The Brindisi mail was somewhat delayed by the collision with a goods train, but the outward mails have now left the port. ...

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  19. BRITISH STUD STOCK.

    New Zealand, of all the colonies in the Southern seus which own allegiance to Great Britain, places the very highest esteem upon the flocks and herds of the Mother ...

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  20. MADAME MELBA.

    Lord Rothschild and Earl Grey have been appointed trustees of Madame Melba's son as a ward in Chancery. Madame Melba appears at Palermo ...

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  21. LAUNCESTON

    Brandy Creek, b. 10d, s. ls. Little Wonder, s. 2s 9d. Moonlight, b. 3s. s. 6s. 6d. New Pinafore, s. 35s. North Golden Gate, ...

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  22. PARIS EXHIBITION.

    Many petitions are being signed in Paris against the removal of the late Exhibition-building, and especially against removal of the wonderful Eiffel ...

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  23. FLEMINGTON TRAINING NOTES.

    The morning was fine and the tracks very fast. Portland galloped six furlongs in 1min. 20½sec., Friday joining in the last five furlongs. Royal Maid covered a mile ...

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  24. WHEAT MARKET.

    Wheat quotations have advanced 6d. per quarter. ...

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  25. A STARVING CREW IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.

    The Ellen, a Belgian vessel, losing her bearings was adrift in the Mediterranean for a fortnight, and 12 of the sailors died from starvation, one only ...

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  26. NEW SOUTH WALES LOAN.

    Fifty thousand pounds' worth of the New South Wales loan have been sold at £94 5s. ...

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  27. GERMAN AND FRENCH ARMIES.

    The German array numbers eleven thousand less than the French army, but the budget is thirty million francs higher. ...

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  28. RUSSIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

    M. de Giers, Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, in an interview with a diplomat, has declared that the present active movements of troops is merely ...

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  29. MELBOURNE.

    Silver sales show a firm market in Broken Hill stock, but Tasmanian scrip is dull, and low prices are still ruling. Sales:—Block 16, £13 19s, £14. British (£5 paid), 29. 6d, 31s. ...

    Article : 103 words
  30. SPORTING.

    For the Czarewitch the favourites are Mirian and Victorien at 8 to 1. Mons Meg is quoted at 100 to 8. He has been backed to win £15,000. ...

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  31. BUINDISI MAIL ACCIDENT.

    The Times says that in the recent collision between the Brindisi mail and a good strain Mr. and Mrs H.M. Stanley, and Lady Baring, who were passengers, ...

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  32. THE VACANT SEAT FOR STRAND.

    It is expected that a son of the late W.H. Smith will be returned unopposed to the seat for the Strand constituency, so long worthily filled by his father in ...

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  33. LAUNCESTON.

    The Passionist Fathers were presented yesterday with an address and bank draft for £179 by the congregation of the Church of the Apostles. The presentation was made ...

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  35. DUKE OF MANCHESTER.

    The Duke of Manchester, who has been severely ill, is now recovering. ...

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  36. BURSTING UP OF LARGE ESTATES.

    The Hon. Thomas Playford's proposals to limit the extent of land holdings in South Australia and the compulsory sale of territory held by ...

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  37. THE CARRON STRIKE.

    The attempt on the part of strikers to block goods brought through the Carron dockyards has fizzled out. ...

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  38. BANK OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Mr. Harrold, in a letter to the Financial News, says he expects the Bank of South Australia will soon become a good paying concern. ...

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  39. QUEENSLAND.

    The minors at Maytown have intimated that if the directors pursue their intention to reduce the wages 20 per cent, the whole of the men in the Palmer district will strike. ...

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  40. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]

    At the usual meeting of the Marine Board, held to-day. the foreman of works reported that operations had been commenced on the Whirlpool Rock at the 14ft. ...

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  41. REBELLION IN MONTE VIDEO.

    A rebellion has broken out in Monte Video, and an attempt was made to seize members of the Junta and murder the President. It resulted in failure, and ...

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  42. DISASTER TO ATLANTIC LINER.

    Frightful weather has prevailed on the Atlantic, and the Augusta Victoria, from New York to Queenstown met the full force of the gale, and 30 of ...

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  43. LATEST QUOTATIONS.

    Caulfield Cup.—100 to 30 Bungebah, 100, to 13 Dillon, 100 to 12 Glenloth, 100 to 4 Mikado II. Victoria Derby.—2 to 1 against ...

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  44. Intercolonial Telegrams.

    Mr. Justice A' Beckett to day decided to permit the voluntary winding up of the British Bank under supervision of the Court. ...

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  45. LATEST CABLES.

    The Daily Telegraph correspondent says, a conspiracy to kill the Czar has been discovered at Kieff among students in the university, and that the spirit of ...

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  46. SCAMANDER SILVER MINE.

    Our St. Mary's correspondent writes:— "Concerning the recent silver find on the Scamander River I have received the following interesting and reliable information: ...

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  47. CRICKET.

    TEA TREE v. BLACK BRUSH.— A match was played on Saturday last between Tea Tree aud Black Brush, which resulted in an easy victory for the former by one innings ...

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  48. RUSSIAN FAMINE.

    Twenty millions sterling are required to lind seed for the next spring sowing, and provide food for starving peasants during the coming winter. ...

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  49. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The Summerfield arrived to-day, and the passengers make serious charges about their treatment on the voyage. Mr. George Prince, an old and much ...

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  50. SIGNED AND SEALED.

    United States Consulate, Sydney, N.S.W. —I, Charles Kahlo, Consul of the United States of America at Sydney and its Dependencies, do hereby certify that C. C. Cohen ...

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  51. AMERICAN WHEAT CROP.

    The Government estimate of the present season's wheat crop in America is five hundred and ninety million bushels. ...

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  52. MACQUARIE PLAINS ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH.

    The annual ploughing match was held at Maryva'r, Corners, on Friday, 9th inst., under the management of a large committee, of which Messrs, Ellis Dean, and T. ...

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  53. HOUSE OF COMMONS LEADERSHIP.

    The Daily News favours the appointment of Mr. Balfour as Government leader in the House of Commons in the absence of Lord Randolph Churchill. ...

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  54. STATEMENT IN BRIEF.

    "Three years ago injured my leg and kneecap. The knee twice its natural size. The leg contracted and shortened. Could not walk. Thought injury permanent. ...

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  55. COUNTRY NEWS.

    A concert in aid of the cricket club funds was held in the pavilion on Friday night, 9th inst, but through the inclemency of the weather only a small number attended. Mr. ...

    Article : 363 words
  56. SALONICA MAIL ROUTE.

    It is not believed in London that official favour will be accorded to the proposed alternative route, via Salonica, for Eastern and Australian mails. ...

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  57. THE RUSSIAN LOAN.

    The Russian loan of £20,000,000 is quoted at a discount in Paris, although a section of the Press strongly advocates its favourable reception. ...

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  58. PRINCE BISMARCK.

    The relations between Bismarck, exChancellor of the German Empire, and the Emperor William are improving. ...

    Article : 22 words
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