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  2. TEN MILES OF FIRE.

    One of the largest bush fires in the recent history of the State broke out at Bolgart on Friday, as the result, it is believed, of a spark from a passing train ...

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  3. DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER

    In May last the King's Bench dismissed the appeal of Canon Thompson against the judgment of the Court of Arches, which had ordered him to cease ...

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  4. THE COAL STRIKE.

    The hearing of the charge of conspiracy against Peter Bowling, William Brennan, Albert Burns, Amram Lewis, and Andrew Gray, in connection with the strike ...

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  5. IMPERIAL POLITICS.

    Mr. Winston Churchill, in an address at Oldham, said that Mr. Asquith's statement that no Liberal Government would assume office under the ...

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  6. GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY.

    The German Chancellor (Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg), speaking in the Reichstag last week, said he fully and sincerely agreed with the remark made by ...

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  7. PERSONAL.

    The Bishop of Rockhampton (Rt. Rev. N. Dawes), who has been in England for some time, will return to Australia, states a London cable message, by the ...

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  8. THE BONDI TRAGEDY.

    The city Coroner held to-day an inquest regarding the deaths of Annie Sutherland and John Aceglay in the bush at Bondi. ...

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  9. BRITISH COMMERCE.

    Sir Albert Spicer, one of the British delegates to the recent Commerce Congress in Sydney, has invited the London Chamber of Commerce to consider ...

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  10. MUTINOUS BRITISH SEAMEN.

    The "Daily Mail" states that four seamen out of fifty-four, charged with mutinons acts aboard the British cruiser Leviathan, were tried to-day at ...

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  11. LADY CHURCHILL DISAPPEARS

    The "Daily Express" says that a great sensation has been caused through Viscount Churchill's wife not having been seen since she left St. Paneras ...

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  12. STORM ON LAKE ERIE.

    A disastrous storm on Lake Erie last week caused damage to the extent of a million dollars. Fifty-nine persons were drowned. ...

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  13. INTER-STATE CRICKET.

    The match, Queensland against a New South Wales team, was continued to-day. The visitors carried their first innings to 380. Goddard was top ...

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  14. AFRICAN RAILWAYS.

    The British and Congolese sections of the Rhodesia-Katanga Railway have been linked up, thus completing a continuous British line of 2,147 miles from ...

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  15. POLITICS IN ITALY.

    A new Cabinet has been formed in Italy, in succession to the Giolitti Ministry, which resigned last week. Signor Sonning is Premier; Signor ...

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  16. BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.

    A peculiar action for breach of promise of marriage was disposed of before Judge Box to-day. The plaintiff was Alice Elizabeth Josephine [?] of ...

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  17. CANADIAN VOLUNTEERS.

    Colonel Pellatt, of Toronto, is taking to England, in August next, at his own expense, six hundred picked men from the Queen's Own Canadian rifles to ...

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  18. A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

    A terrible tragedy was perpetrated at Marseilles on Saturday. As the result of a dispute over money matters, a publican shot his mother ...

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  19. AN ADMIRALTY APPOINTMENT

    It is officially announced that Rear-Admiral Winsloe will succeed Vice-Admiral Sir H. Lambton as commander-in-chief on the China station. ...

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  20. FLOUR DUMPING INCIDENT.

    Trouble occurred last year between Germany and Switzerland over the action of German merchants in dumping flour into Switzerland at rates which ...

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  21. KING OF THE BELGIANS.

    King Leopold of Belgium, who is in his 75th year, is in a critical condition, owing to intestinal strangulation. The doctors agree that an operation ...

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  22. WEEK-END TRIPS.

    A deputation from, Launceston Traders' Association to-day waited on some of the local members of Parliament to lay before them their views ...

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  23. NORTH POLAR DISCOVERY.

    It was stated last week that Dr. Cook was living in retirement at New York, but "The Times" now says that diligent search has failed to discover ...

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  24. THE ADANA MASSACRES.

    Twenty-six Moslems who had been sentenced to death for complicity in the recent massacres at Adana in Syria, were executed on Saturday and ...

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  25. VICTORIAN IMMIGRATION.

    The State Cabinet is giving consideration to a large scheme for the promotion of immigration and the development of a land settlement scheme, ...

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  26. THE COTTON CROP.

    Reuter states that wild scenes occurred on the Cotton Exchange at New York on Saturday, when the Bureau's report announced that the crop was ...

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  27. .THE UNITED STATES AND NICARAGUA.

    Seven hundred more American ma rines have received orders to proceed to Colon, in Colombia, owing to the trouble between the United States and ...

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  28. VICTORIAN LEGISLATION.

    The most important matter before the State Cabinet to-day was the relationship between the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly. At ...

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  29. GENERAL CABLES.

    An earthquake was registered on the Seismograph at Ottawa at twenty-four minutes past one o'clock on Friday morning. ...

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  30. QUEENSLAND POLITICS.

    Messrs. MacRossan, Glassey, and Millican have been selected candidates to oppose the Socialistic candidates for the Senato. ...

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  31. A MILITARY AIRSHIP.

    The "Daily Telegraph" says that the British War Office has accepted M. Lebaudy's plans for an aerial cruiser, with a capacity of 280,000 cubic feet. ...

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  32. M. BLERIOT INJURED.

    M. Bleriot met with an accident at Constable, in France yesterday. His monoplane collided with the roof of a house and turned over, and the ...

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  33. BOOTS BECOME DEARER.

    An advance in the price of boots has been announced by the Victorian manufacturers, owing to the increased price of leather. There will be an immediate ...

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  34. NEW ZEALAND TAXATION.

    Sir Joseph Ward introduced a bill increasing the tax on the t[?]t[?] receipts from 11/2 per cent, to 21/2 per cent., and increasing the tax note issues from 10s. to 15s per ...

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  35. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.

    A Special issue of the "Commonwealth Gazette" to-night contained a proclamation proroguing Parliament till January 26, when a further proclamation ...

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  36. RUGBY FOOTBALL.

    In the rugby football match on Saturday between Oxford and Cambridge, the former won by four goals five tries to one try. ...

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  37. GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

    Three services were held in connection with the Methodist anniversary yesterday, and were largely attended. The singing was a special feature of the ...

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  38. THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE.

    The Nobel prize, of about £8,000, for the best effort towards promoting the fraternity of nations and universal peace, has been divided between Baron ...

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  39. A REMARKABLE ACCIDENT.

    At the Coliseum drapery establishment in Hundle-street, on Friday night, between £1,200 and £1,500 worth of damage was caused through the taps in the ...

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  40. A JOCKEY INJURED.

    An accident occurred at the Bel[?]ont races on Saturday. Persistent fell in the Chamberlain-park Handicap, and his rider, L. Reith, sustained a fractured ...

    Article : 37 words
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