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The Presbyterian Church.
Shortly after the need for alleviation of distress owing to the strike became apparent, the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria issued a letter to ...
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MR. HUGHES'S RETURN.
Arrangements are now being made for a reception to Mr. Hughes, the Prime Minister, who is due to reach Fremantle either on the 22nd or the 23rd August. ...
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GENERAL NEWS.
The Federal Cabinet sat for over three hours last night dealing with new bills that are to be brought down by the Government during the present session. One ...
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Death of Mr. Justice Hodges.
After an illness of several weeks, Mr. Justice Hodges died yesterday morning, at his residence at Macedon. The funeral will take place to-day at Boroondara ...
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Returning Troops.
With the cheers of a big crowd at Port Melbourne to give them the first welcome, 350 Victorian soldiers arrived home by the Themistocles yesterday. The men ...
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V.A.T.C. Steeplechase Meeting.
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DAILY WEATHER CHART.
The extension of the "high" to the east of the continent is the only change in pressure during ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Australian Troops in Russia.
In the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. Brennan (V.) asked whether the attention of the Acting Prime Minister had been drawn to the statements that certain ...
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
The president of the Alliance Francaise de Victoria (Lady Hennessy) has received, under date 26th May, a cordial letter from General Pau, who recently visited ...
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APPEALS IN THE COUNTRY.
BALLARAT.--Mr. A. Petersen, a representative of the Seamen's Union, is at present on a visit to Ballarat in connection with the maritime strike. He addressed a ...
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YESTERDAY'S BAROMETER (Corrected).
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FORECASTS.
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS.
BROKEN HILL.--Mr. Justice Edmunds sat on Friday to consider--(1) the constitution of the Broken Hill industrial (other than mining) board; (2) an application by ...
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Discovery of Gold.
ARARAT.--An important development has taken place in connection with local quarts mining. Some time ago Mr. G. Waugh, a well-known prospector, noticed a ...
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ASTRONOMICAL MEMORANDA.
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AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND.
The annual meeting of the Australian Comforts Fund, Victoria division, was held at Melbourne Town Hall, there being a very large attendance. Mr. R. O. ...
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OFFICIAL RAINFALL RECORDS.
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COUNTRY NEWS.
Mr. P. C. Glenton, formerly of the Commercial Bank, has been appointed manager of the branch of the Ballarat Banking Company recently opened in Ballarat ...
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RAINFALL COMPARISON FOR MELBOURNE.
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WEATHER OVER VICTORIA FOR THE WEEK ENDED FRIDAY, 3th AUGUST.
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BENDIGO.
The city council, in reply to an application made to the Government, has been notified that the preferential system of voting will be permissible in connection with ...
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Theatres and Entertainments.
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THE A.I.F. SPORTS.
A match between the team representing the A.I.F. and the Melbourne League Club will be held on the M.C.C. ground this afternoon. Players are requested to ...
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CITY MAGSMEN.
The grass-eating performance of a man who pretended to be a gibbering idiet, and the subsequent swindling of a returned soldier by means of the three-carl trick, were discussed in General Sessions ...
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LABOR PARTY AND ARBITRATION
In view of the attitude taken up by the seamen in regard to arbitration, the members of the Timber Workers' Union, at their meeting on Monday evening, declared ...
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THE STATE SURPLUS
Following the article in "The Age," in which it was suggested that the State surplus should be applied to affording relief from taxation, the executive council of the ...
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TIMBER WORKERS' DISPUTE.
Mr. S. Lewis mentioned to Mr. Justice Higgins in the High Court on Wednesday that an amendment was desired by New South Wales respondents in the order in ...
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Food on a Transport.
Speaking on the motion for the adjournment of the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. Mathews (V.) referred to complaints regarding the feeding of the troops ...
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GEELONG.
It is expected that entertainments given on Wednesday and Thursday evenings by a company of local lady amateurs will result in a profit of £1000. This sum will be ...
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A SAILOR'S FIGHT AND THE SEQUEL.
Much merriment was enured in the City Court yesterday during the hearing of a charge of assault, in which two seamen were concerned. Constable Reynolds said that on Thursday ...
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CASTLEMAINE.
News of the death of Mrs. Williams, widow of the late Mr. E. D. Williams, who for many years was a prominent resident of Castlemaine, and a representative of ...
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GAS WORKERS' DISPUTE.
Mr. Justice Higgins, in the High Court on Thursday morning, decided that a dispute existed in the gas works industry between the Federated Gas Employes' ...
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Wattle Day Arrangements.
In the unavoidable absence of the Lord and Lady Mayoress, Mr. H. M. Lee presided at a meeting of the Commonwealth Sutton Fund, yesterday afternoon. ...
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CALEDONIAN SOCIETY MEETING.
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WILLS AND ESTATES.
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Disease Among Soldiers.
SYDNEY.--The Minister of Health, Mr. D. Storey,on Friday expressed his surprise at the statement of Dr. Cumpston in reference to venereal disease and the ...
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Welsh Church Disendowment.
A debate took place in the House of Commons yesterday on the second reading of a bill granting £1,000,000 to the Welsh local authorities for tithe commutation ...
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Programme and Starting Times.
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WAGES OF HALF-TIME WAITRESSES.
PERTH.--The Arbitration Court considered the application of half-time tearoom waitresses for the full wages awarded for a week's work. ...
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A.N.A. COMPETITIONS.
Before a large audience the demonstration by the prize winners of the junior section took place last evening. The standard of work was very commendable. The following final postponed from Saturday ...
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INSOLVENCIES.
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POLICE ASSOCIATION SOCIAL.
The Victorian Police Association's first annual smoke night, which also took the form of a welcome home to members who had returned from the war, was held in ...
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H.M.S. New Zealand.
SYDNEY,--H.M.S. New Zealand was floated out of Cockatoo Dock on Friday, owing to a dispute with the workers making it impossible for tho necessary repair ...
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Sale of City Property.
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INCREASED WAGES.
SYDNEY.--In the Arbitration Court on Friday Judge Curlewis granted an increase of 46 a week nil round to employes of the Colonial Sugar Company at Pyrmont ...
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LUTHERAN SCHOOLS.
Sir,--At the beginning of last month great publicity was given in the press of Australia to charges made by Mr. W. Laycock, of the Dimboola branch of the ...
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WALKER'S RIDGE.
Sir,--As one of the survivors of the first line in the 8th Light Horse charge at Walker's Ridge, Gallipoli, on 7th August, 1915, I wish to correct Captain Bean's ...
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RIVER GAUGINGS.
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DOGS AND POULTRY.
The annual show of the Victorian Poultry and Kennel Club was continued yesterday at the Royal Agricultural show grounds, when there was a fair attendance ...
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DISMISSALS AT COCKATOO ISLAND.
SYDNEY.--The secretary of the Federated Iron Workers' Association, Mr. M'Clay, stated on Friday that the naval authorities at Cockatoo Island had ...
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