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  2. DAILY WEATHER CHART.

    Wednesday morning's weather chart is remarkable for the generally quiet conditions and low-pressure gradients rather than for indications of any active disturbance. High minimum temperatures over a strip of country stretching from Alice Springs across Victoria, and dull, showery ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. CITY GAOL PLOT.

    Evidence on behalf of the five men charged with having conspired together to release Angus Murray from the Melbourne Gaol was given yesterday in the Criminal ...

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  4. TRAFFIC PROBLEMS.

    The many problems associated with the construction and maintenance of roads, the congestion in the city streets, damage caused by motor transport, and the ...

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  5. A. N. A. CONFERENCE.

    WARRNAMBOOL.--The A.N.A. conference was continued on Wednesday, Mr. Moir moved the following motion, in place of the motion moved on Tuesday ...

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  6. THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

    Three determinations, affecting the Postal Sorters' Union, Postal Electricians' Union and the Meat Inspectors' Association, and two interpretations relating to ...

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  7. MOTOR TRAFFIC.

    COLERAINE.--A single-seater car, driven by a man named H.A. Wilsher, overturned on Wednesday morning at the bottom of a hill on the Coleraine-Sandford, ...

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  8. TRAMS OR MOTOR BUSES?

    There was a large attendance at Hawthorn town hall at a public meeting on Tuesday evening, to advocate increased travelling facilities for the residents of ...

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  9. A Geelong Collision.

    GEELONG.--At the junction of Glenleith-avenue and Melbourne-road, where on 2nd inst. occurred a motor collision, in which Noel Irwin, an A Albert ...

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  10. Fete at Black Rock.

    In order to raise funds for the Black Rock branch of the Children's Hospital Auxiliary a fete was held yesterday afternoon at the Black Rock putting ground, ...

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  11. YESTERDAY'S BAROMETER (Corrected).

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 15 words
  12. FORECASTS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 147 words
  13. Taxation of Motor Vehicles.

    The Minister of Public Works intends to submit legislation during the autumn session of Parliament providing for the more effective control of motor ...

    Article : 216 words
  14. A Dangerous Speed.

    At the Sandringham police court on Wednesday, Ronald Hipwell, electrician, Orrong-crescent, Caulfield, was charged with having on 20th February, driven a ...

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  15. Woman Graduates.

    The honorary secretory at the Victorian Woman Graduate' Association has just received word of the offer of a Jex-Blake Research Studentship of the ...

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  16. Motor Cyclist Killed.

    FRANKSTON.--Mr. D. Grant, P.M., held an inquest on Tuesday concerning the death of John Hawkes (27), who on Saturday night last, while riding a motor ...

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  17. ASTRONOMICAL MEMORANDA.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 81 words
  18. AN EVENTFUL VOYAGE.

    Working on only one propeller, the Orient liner Omar arrived from London yesterday aftern a most eventful trip, Extremely rough weather and strong ...

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  19. OLD FOLKS AT HOME.

    The presence of any juvenile, guests--that is to say, any citizens confessing to ages less than 60--among the 1200 old folk who sat down to tea in the Exhibition ...

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  20. CYCLIST RUN DOWN.

    ECHUCA.--About 7.15 p.m. on Monday a young man named Grimison was travelling on his bicycle from Mr. J. Ryan's farm; and when some three miles from ...

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  21. OFFICIAL RAINFALL RECORDS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 379 words
  22. Motor Lorry Collides with Post.

    SYDNEY.--As the result of a motor lorry belonging to the American Delicacies Co. Ltd., of Sydney, crashing into a post while turning a corner at Cabarita on ...

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  23. DAZZLING LIGHTS.

    Charged at the South Melbourne court on Wednesday with driving a motor car with dazzling lights along St. Kilda-road, Hugh Sparks, of Exhibition-street, ...

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  24. CITY COUNCIL PROPOSALS.

    The new bridge at Spencer-street will take two years to construct, but it is uncertain when the work will be put in hand, and meanwhile the rapid growth of ...

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  25. Melbourne Women's Club.

    At the annual meeting of the Melbourne Women's Club, held last night in the club rooms in Little Collins-street, the following office bearers for the year were ...

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  26. LATE SPORTING NEWS.

    In spite of the downpour a packed house witnessed the heavy weight between Bob Stewart (Victoria), 13.0 and Jim Flett (N.S.W.) 13.4½. A more one-sided contest it would be hard ...

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  27. Trak Bus Strikes a Ford.

    At St. Kilda court yesterday Sydney Humphries, Trak motor bus driver, was charged with having driven a motor car in a dangerous manner. Inspector Quinn ...

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  28. Vocal and Piano Recital.

    A vocal and piano recital was given in the Queen's Hall last night by Miss Violet Somerset and Miss Rieke Parker. Both are better in a small hall than in a large ...

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  29. RAIN IN THE COUNTRY.

    AVOCA.--Rain fell on Tuesday night. The season has been so favorable that some farmers have sown their crops. Grass is abundant. BALLARAT.--Light but steady rain fell in ...

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  30. FOOTBALL.

    COLERAINE.--Mr. D. D. Gray has been elected president of Coleraine club, and Mr. W. Dolman secretary. The balance sheet showed receipts to have been £227, whilst, expenditure ...

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  31. COKE WORKERS' DISPUTE.

    SYDNEY.--The coke situation is daily becoming more acute. A compulsory conference has been called for Thursday, the outcome of which is fraught with ...

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  32. STATE SAVINGS BANK

    The commissioners of the State Savings Bank notify that, dating from 1st April, the amount of interest-bearing deposit will be raised from £750 to £1000, and that on ...

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  33. GOLF.

    Upper Yarra Club.--The annual meeting of associates was held at the club house on Wednesday. The following office-bearers were elected:--President, Mrs. T. H. M'Roberts; captain, Miss B. ...

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  34. RAINFALL COMPARISON FOR MELBOURNE.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 33 words
  35. Motor Car Strikes Ladder.

    KILAMORE.--Whilst working on a telephone pole at the corner of Sydney and Union-streets on Tuesday morning, Cyrill Barry, a returned soldier, had a ...

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  36. PROHIBITION IN AMERICA.

    SYDNEY.--On Tuesday Monsignor O'Gorman, who was welcomed by the Catholic Women's Association on his return from a trip abroad, told the ...

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  37. RIVER GAUGINGS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 285 words
  38. CRICKET

    COLERAINE.--The Coleraine District Association premiership was won by Taha. In the final matches Tahara 114 (Nankervis 21, L. Hay 20) defeated Coleraine B (Mahoney 43 not out); ...

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  39. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LOAN.

    ADELAIDE.--The Chief Secretary, Mr. T. Pascoe, stated on Wednesday that the South Australian loan of £1,650,300, which has been underwritten in London at 5 per ...

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  40. LAWN TENNIS.

    ECHUCA.--The committee of the lawn tennis club received word on Tuesday night that Messrs. Patterson, O'Hara Wood, Wertheim and M'Innes would visit Echuca for the official ...

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  41. NEWNES OIL FIELDS.

    SYDNEY.--A Lithgow report states that Mr. John Fell will leave for England on Thursday for the purpose of consulting the debenture holders of the ...

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  42. CROQUET.

    The Victorian Croquet Association conducted the competition for the English gold medal at Brighton lawns yesterday. Results:-- English Gold Medal.--Mr. E. Terry d. Mrs. ...

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  43. Cyclist Swerves Into Car.

    WAGGA.--A serious accident on Wednesday resulted in a lad named Maurice Chambers, 14, sustaining extensive injuries to his right leg and having a wonderful ...

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  44. COAL MINE RESUMES.

    SYDNEY.--The Aberdare Extended coal mine, which has been idle since Monday, will resume work on Thursday. ...

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  45. THE WHEAT HARVEST.

    BENDIGO.--The wheat loadings at northern stations continue heavy. There is an increase on last year's harvest. On Tuesday 15,712 bags were loaded, which ...

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  46. NINE COLLIERIES IDLE.

    A strike occurred at Neath colliery, in the northern district, on Wednesday. One of the wheelers had to go into camp, and although spare men are available, to fill ...

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  47. NEW ZEALAND LABOR.

    WELLINGTON.--The New Zealand Labor party will hold a conference at Easter. A motion will be considered affirming that the first duty of a Labor ...

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  48. CAPSIZE OF A LAUNCH.

    SYDNEY.--No trace has been found of Frank Wyat and his son, whose launch capsized at Broken Bay on Saturday night. The Brooklyn police have learned ...

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  49. SINKING OF THE AUSTRALIA

    SYDNEY.--The Newcastle Australian Society has carried a resolution requesting the member for the district to obtain the adjournment of the House of ...

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  50. Married Woman Molested.

    A young man named John O'Rourke, a timber worker, was charged at Brunswick court yesterday with assaulting a married women named Mary Olivia Harris, making ...

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  51. TOBACCO CULTIVATION.

    ALBURY.--Tobacco growers are very active preparing for flue curing in Adelong and Tumut districts. On some of the farmer farms curing is in progress, the ...

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  52. Taxi Obstructs Road.

    John George Hall, motor car driver, was charged at St. Kilda court yesterday with having left a motor car in such a position as to obstruct other vehicles. ...

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  53. POTATO DISEASES.

    The potato expert of the Agricultural department (Mr. J. T. Ramsay), when discussing potato diseases yesterday, said it was inadvisable to allow the ...

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  54. CONVICTED MAN'S FATE.

    SYDNEY.--Mr. Justice James, who was the judge at the trial of Edward Williams, the Paddington murderer, is to be asked to attend the Cabinet meeting next ...

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  55. THE RAILWAYS.

    KILMORE.--The 5 p.m. train from Bendigo was an hour and three-quarters late in arriving at Kilmore on Tuesday evening, the cause of delay being the ...

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  56. Riot Sufferers' Defence League.

    At a meeting of the Riot Sufferers Defence League last night, the president (Mr. Orchard) stated that deputations had battered at the door of the ...

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  57. REGISTRATION UNDER HEALTH ACT.

    All boarding houses, common lodging houses, eating houses, and premises for the manufacture of ice cream, aerated waters, &c., within the city of Melbourne ...

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  58. ADMINISTRATOR'S POWERS.

    HOBART.--With regard to the appointment of members of the Executive Council by the Administrator (Mr. Justice Ewing), the Ministers had a conference ...

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  59. Negligent Driving of Motor Bus.

    SYDNEY.--The hearing was conclude on Wednesday of an action brought by Alexander Anderson against Alfred E. Ditton, Leslie Hill and Alfred Thomas ...

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  60. HOUSEBREAKING AT BRIGHTON.

    Between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Tuesday thieves forced a side window in the dwelling of Mr. W. G. Grant, Campbell-street, Brighton, and stole money ...

    Article : 49 words
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