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  2. CONFERENCE OF HOP[?] GROWERS.

    A conference of representatives of the hop-growing industry in Victoria and Tasmania was to-day held at the Hotel Metropole, to consider whether ...

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  3. THE FEDERAL CRISIS.

    There was naturally much excitement in an about Parliament to-day, for there was a general desire to see the outcome of the proceedings in the ...

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  4. AUSTRALIAN APPLES.

    The Australian and Tasmanian apples by the steamer Mooltan, which left Hobart on February 29, arrived in fair condition but much of the Tasmanian ...

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  5. TEE PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.

    The preliminary draft of the noticepaper for the Premiers' Conference, which is to be opened in Melbourne on April 28, has been issued, and shows ...

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  6. IMPERIAL POLITICS.

    In referring to Mr. Winston Churchill's promotion to the Board of Trade, the Capetown "Times" says South Africa may congratulate itself upon escaping ...

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  7. THE AMERICAN NAVY.

    In a message to Congress, urging that provision be made for the immediate construction of four battleships of the largest type President Roosevelt ...

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  8. PERSONAL.

    A cablegram received last night stated that the Earl of Dudley, the new Governor-General of the Commonwealth, will sail on July 10 for Canada, where he will ...

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  9. HOUSE OF COMMONS ADJOURNS.

    The House of Commons adjourned on Tuesday until April 27. ...

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  10. PRIVY COUNCILLORS.

    Lord Fitzma[?]ice, Under-Secretary at the Foreign Office, and Mr. T. Buchanan, Under-Secretary for India, have been appointed members of the ...

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  11. TURF BETTING SWINDLES.

    A number of swindles were perpetrated at Vi[?]nna on Saturday in connection with the betting on the English races. Owing to the absence of direct ...

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  12. THE MANCHESTER ELECTION.

    Mr. A. G. Hales, mentioned as one of the candidates likely to oppose Mr. Winston Churchill, who is seeking re-election for North-West ...

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  13. CONGO FREE STATE.

    The Congo Free State authorities declare that many assertions contained in the reports of British Consuls are erroneous. ...

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  14. THE TASMANIAN CABLE.

    Some time ago the Postmaster-General (Mr. Mauger), after abortive negotiations with the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co. for the purchase of their cables ...

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  15. MANUFACTURE OF DIAMONDS.

    The Divisional Court has ordered the Union of London and Smith's Bank to deliver to the Bow-street magistrate the sealed packet which is supposed to ...

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  16. CHINESE IN TRANSVAAL.

    A Blue-Book which has been issued shows that Lord E[?]gin, after vainly urging that Chinese offenders in the Transvaal should be tried hy the same ...

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  17. THE EDUCATION BILL.

    The "Chronicle" urges Mr. W. Run[?]iciman, President of the Board of Education, to convene an informal conference, in order to arrange a compromise ...

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  18. CHARGE OF BURGLARY.

    Before Messrs. Jones and Atkinson, Js.P., to-day, D. Hayes was charged with burglariously entering the premises of Emily Robins with intent to ...

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  19. THE HIGH COURT.

    The High Court delivered judgment to-day in the case stated by Mr. Justice Higgins as president of the Commonwealth Arbitration Court in the case ...

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  20. ALLEGED THEFT OF GOODS.

    The police have seized a large quantity of goods supposed to have been stolen from the warehouse of Hoffnung and Co. The firm had suspected for some time ...

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  21. BERLIN CHURCH DESTROYED.

    The famous old garrison church at Berlin has been destroyed by fire. Of the many flags commemorative of the Franco-P[?]ussian war of 1870-71 ...

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  22. ALLEGED LARCENY.

    This afternoon Detectives Donovan and Masters arrested William Prior, a second-hand dealer, on a charge of the larceny of a quantity of bags, valued ...

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  23. WIRE NETTING CASE.

    Argument was concluded in the wire netting case, and the High Court reserved judgment. ...

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  24. THE MAGNET STRIKE.

    Our North- West correspondent writes:—The action of the directors of the Magnet mine in closing down for an indefinite period as a result of the ...

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  25. ANARCHISTS AT BARCELONA.

    A number of anarchists at Barcelona recently attempted, under threats, to blackmail the local officials and the banks, and subsequently caused a ...

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  26. STEEL RAILS CASE.

    The matter of the payment of Customs duties on steel rails imported by the Government of New South Wales was before the High Court to-day. The ...

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  27. THE HOP INDUSTRY.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Sir Gilbert Parker directed attention to the ruin that threatened the Kent hop industry by reason of the dumping ...

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  28. THE REV. G. GLADSTONE.

    The action brought by the Rev. George Gladstone, who was recently removed from the charge of the parish of Nathalia by order of the Anglican ...

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  29. A BRUTAL MURDER.

    Lilian Bridge, aged 17 years,, daughter of Wm. Bridge, a. well-known dairy farmer at Allandale, in the West Maitland district, was brutally murdered ...

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  30. A RUSSIAN SPY.

    A Russian named Zalakoff, disguised as a Mullah, has been arrested near Herat, in Afghanistan, on suspicion of being a spy. ...

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  31. CRITICISM OF DIRECTORS[?] ACTION.

    A correspondent writes us as follows:—"The cessation of work at the Magnet mine is not being received with much satisfaction by those shareholders ...

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  32. A DISOBEDIENT CREW.

    The British barque Inveramsay, which arrived in Storm Bay on Monday morning from Delagoa Bay, and anchored off Adventure Bay, was towed to an ...

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  33. REMARKABLE POISONING CASE

    At Bai[?]nsdale Assizes on Tuesday, Edward Chomley was charged with administering strychnine with intent to murder John Hickey. Hickey returned from ...

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  34. BRITISH AT TANGIER.

    The British Consul at Tangier (Mr. H. E. White) has warned British subjects in Morocco that the Imperial Government will refuse henceforth to pay ...

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  35. A SHOOTING INCIDENT.

    Shortly before midnight on Monday an Austrian named Tom Parum. stepped outside his camp at West Boulder lease, when a young married woman named ...

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  36. BERMUDEZ ASPHALT CO.

    The authorities in Venezuela are suing Mr. Carner, ex-receiver of the New York-Bermudez Asphalt Co., for an account of his administration of the ...

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  37. FARMERS FOR CANADA.

    There is an extraordinary rush of American farmers towards Western Canada, where the prespects are considered better than in many parts of ...

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  38. HOBART-SYDNEY SERVICE.

    The announcement was made in these columns a few weeks ago that the Union Co.'s steamer Mararoa would shortly be replaced in the Hobart-Sydney service by ...

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  39. RIOT AT A GOLD RUSH.

    It is reported from Junction Creek that a big row has taken place at Oaks rush, approaching a serious riot. At one time it is stated 500 men were ...

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  40. RAILWAY EMPLOYEES' HOURS.

    The employees on the North-Eastern Railway in England threaten to go on strike, with a view to securing a day of eight hours for all grades, with 2s. ...

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  41. THE BOSTON FIRE.

    The losses sustained by the British insurance companies in connection with the fire at Chelsea, Boston, in the United States, aggregate 1,640.000 ...

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  42. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Willie Edouin, the actor. Willie Edouin was born at Brighton in 1841. He made his first appearance as ...

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  43. ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER.

    On Tuesday, at the South Melbourne Police Court, Abraham Trevascus, commercial traveller, was committed for trial on a charge of wilfully attempting ...

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  44. QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT.

    In the Assembly to-day, Mr. Kidston's proposals as to the suspension of the standing orders, to enable the passage through all its stages in one day ...

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  45. GENERAL CABLES.

    The following were the closing quotations to-day for Australian stocks:— Australian Land Mortgage and Finance Company, £101. Dalgety and Co. ...

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  46. RATEPAYERS REVOKE.

    An extraordinary position at Broken Hill has arisen as a sequel to last Saturday's vote of the ratepayers against the street lighting ...

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