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  2. SOUTHERN TASMANIAN AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY.

    Continuing a record of uninterrupted success, the annual stock show of the Southern Tasmanian Agricultural and Pastoral Society was opened yesterday ...

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  3. THE EUROPEAN CRISIS.

    In addressing the Austro-Hungarian Delegations yesterday, Count Esterhazy, on behalf of the Foreign Minister, stated that the Government ...

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  4. THE FEDERAL CRISIS.

    Discussion on Mr. Raid's motion— That the financial proposals of the Government are unsatisfactory to this House. ...

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  5. PERSONAL.

    At the meeting of the committee of the Institution for the Blind, Deaf and Dumb, held on Tuesday evening, Mr. E. J. Roge[?]s referred to the honour recently conferred ...

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  6. THE AMERICAN FLEET.

    Referring to the visit of the United States fleet to Japan, the New York "Times" says that "Japan has outdone our kinsfolk in New Zealand and ...

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  7. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

    Mr. W. J. Bryan, the Democratic candidate for the United States Presidency, calculates that he will receive the votes of a million and a half ...

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  8. SOME OF THE PARTY ISSUES.

    The want of confidence motion tabled by the Leader of the Opposition came as a surprise, although there were many reasons which, under ordinary ...

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  9. LONDON ELECTRIC SUPPLY.

    In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. H. Kearley submitted a motion to instruct the committee to insert in tie London Electricity Supply Bill a clause ...

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  10. A GREAT PACIFIC POWER.

    "The Times," in commenting upon the interchange of messages between the Mikado and President Roosevelt, remarks that Australia and New ...

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  11. TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    General Methuen, in command of the military forces in South Africa, who is at present at Durban, has stated that the British Secretary for War ...

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  12. CORRUPTION IN AMERICA.

    The committee elected by the depositors of the National Bank at Waynesburg, in the United States, that recently suspended payment, has ...

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  13. BULGARIAN COMMISSIONERS.

    Bulgaria has sent two Commissioners to Constantinople to endeavour to settle the differences between the two nations before the Conference meets. ...

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  14. A REPORTED ENCOUNTER.

    The Athens correspondent of the Central News Agency states that an encounter has taken place between Turkish and Bulgarian troops at ...

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  15. DISTRESS IN AMERICA.

    The unemployed problem is causing the authorities in the United States a great deal of anxiety, and in order to provide work for a number of the ...

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  16. THE LUNCHEON.

    At mid-day His Excellency the Governor (Sir Gerald Strickland) and party, the Premier (Hon. J. W. Evans. C.M.G.) and his co-Ministers, and a large ...

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  17. LAWLESSNESS IN IRELAND.

    In the House of Commons yesterday the Chief Secretary for Ireland (Mr. A. Birrell) informed Mr. C. Craig (U.) that 234 agrarian outrages had been ...

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  18. THE SERVIAN CROWN PRINCE.

    King Peter of Sorvia upbraided the Crown Prince yesterday for his intemperate provocations against Austria. The Prince tried to strike his father, ...

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  19. THE LICENSING BILL.

    The Licensing Bill is still under consideration in committee of the House of Commons. The Government's amendment in ...

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  20. GERMANY WORKING FOR PEACE.

    The Kaiser, in the course of a speech that he road at the Prussian Diet yesterday, declared that the German Empire, in faithful co-operation with ...

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  21. MOTHERLAND AND COLONIES.

    "The Times" says that the problem confronting Imperial statesmanship is how, to secure the reconciliation of the growing forces of nationalism in the ...

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  22. KING EDWARD AND EMPEROR JOSEF.

    King Edward, in replying to the Emperor Josef's notification respecting the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, has reiterated his assurances of sincere ...

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  23. THE KOREAN INCIDENT.

    It was stated some days ago that a conflict lasting several hours between Chinese and Japanese troops had taken place at Kantao, on the Northern ...

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  24. MONTENEGRIN ENVOY ARRESTED.

    The Austrian authorities at Agram have forcibly detained and searched M. Vukotitch, a Montenegrin Envoy Extraordinary, who was proceeding on a ...

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  25. TYPHOON AT AMOY.

    A typhoon of an exceptionally destructive character has been experienced at Amoy, China. Three thousand six hundred houses ...

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  26. SOUTH AFRICAN UNIFICATION.

    Sir J. Do Villiers, President of the Conference at Durban, that is considering the question of the unification of South Africa, has asked Lord Solborne, ...

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  27. THE DARDANELLES.

    In replying to a question asked in the House of Commons yesterday with respect to the scope of the proposed conference relative to the Balkan ...

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  28. WILLER AND RILEY.

    The shareholders in Wilier and Riley, the London produce firm that lost so heavily owing to the defalcations of M. Alberti, ex-Minister of Justice in ...

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  29. COLONIAL WINES.

    One hundred and eleven entries were received for the Colonial Wine Competition at the Breweries Exhibition in London. The awards were as ...

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  30. WAGES OF MINERS.

    The special Coal Court is hearing evidence in regard to the matter or wages paid at the Teralba pits. Mr. E. Simpson, director of the ...

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  31. LONDON'S UNEMPLOYED.

    The London County Council has authorised the starting of work for the unemployed, including an expenditure of £281,000 on the electrification of ...

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  32. A CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER

    Hugh Daly was placed on trial at the Criminal Court to-day, on a charge of manslaughter, arising out of the death of his wife. Bridget Daly. The ...

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  33. THE POSTAL COMMISSION.

    At to-day's sitting of the Postal Commission the examination of the chief accountant to the department (Mr. Vardon), was continued. Mr. Vardon ...

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  34. FIRE IN A MINE.

    A fire broke out this morning underground in Block 14 mine, Broken Hill. It is above the 200ft. level, but the exact position cannot be located, ...

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  35. THE ALL-RED ROUTE.

    In the House of Commons yesterday the Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies, Colonel Soely, said that the All-red Route Committee was ...

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  36. THE GAYNDAH TRAGEDY.

    Arthur Ross was charged to-day with tile murder of Jas. Muir at Gayndah. The accused, who made no reply to the charge, was remanded. ...

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  37. GENERAL CABLES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 50 words
  38. RESULT OF THE DIVISION.

    In the House of Representatives, the debate was continued to-day by Messrs. Glynn, Kelly, Tilley, Brown, Hans Irvine, and Sir John Quick. ...

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  39. NEW ZEALAND POLITICS.

    Sir Joseph Ward, in a policy speech, claimed that the new land laws had been a success. Replying to the criticism that taxation was £5 0s. 4d. per head of the ...

    Article : 118 words
  40. CONGREGATIONAL UNION.

    A Congregational Union, attendad by 1,400 delegates, has been opened at Liverpool. The Rev. K. Wardlaw Thompson has ...

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  41. THE CHILDREN BILL.

    The Children Bill, which was amended in the committee stage of the House of Commons, with a view to abolishing the death sentence on young persons, ...

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