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G.N.F. COMPETITIONS.
Comunn Na Feinne competitions commence on Monday next at 8 p.m. Competitors have responded well in all sections. They include well known Ballarat A.N.A. ...
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HAWKES BROS. SENSATION.
Long before the commencement time for hearing the cases at the City Court yesterday morning, a large crowd had assembled outside the building. As ...
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SMALL-POX OUTBREAK.
A case diagnosed as mild smallpox, was reported to the City Health Officer, Dr. K. Purnell, some days age, and steps immediately were taken to ...
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"CONTEMPTUOUS DEFIANCE."
London, May 5.—In opening a debate of the reparations question in the House of Commons, Mr. Lloyd George said that strong Allied action was ...
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VISITORS BATSMEN FAIL
London, May 5.—There had been further rain during the night, but this morning broke fresh, with some sun shine, at Buckenham Hall, Norfolk, ...
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EMPIRE DAY BUTTON FUND.
Subscriptions are coming in freely for this effort. The amount previously acknowledged was £19/16/6. Additional donations have been received as follows: J. H. ...
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POLICE INQUIRY HELD.
At the Superintendent's office in M'Killop-street yesterday. Inspector Ivey, of the Russell-street headquarters, heard charges which were preferred against a constable ...
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INFECTIONS DISEASES.
Mr. A. L. Waller, secretary of the Geelong Infectious Diseases Group of Municipalities, has prepared a report showing that for the quarter from January 1st to ...
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GEELONG WEST MARKET
Sales were brisk at the Geelong West market yesterday when more than the usual number of growers put in an appearance, and did good business at advanced rates. ...
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ACCIDENT IN AUTUMN-STREET.
It was unfortunate for a young man named Henry Friday, who is employed by M'Queen and Co., wood merchants, of West Geelong, that Mounted-constable Batty, of ...
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WOOL EXPORT PROHIBITION.
Yesterday the Senate dealt with the resolution passed in the House of Representatives which, in effect, prohibits for six months the export of wool from ...
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ST. GEORGES DIAMOND JUBILEE.
St. George's Presbyterian church authorities have issued a most attractive booklet as a souvenir of the Diamond Jubilee. Surmounted with an excellent view of the ...
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RESIGNATION OF CABINET.
London, May 5.—The London "Times" correspondent at Berlin says that the Fehrenbach Cabinet will receive the Allied ultimatum, and it will be the task ...
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ART EXHIBITION.
At a meeting of the Gordon Art Club held yesterday, Mrs. E. Wood, the president, was in the chair. Arrangements are being made for a special exhibition of work ...
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SCHOOLBOY ROWING,
Despite the cold wintry weather, a large crowd gathered along the rowing course on the Barwon River yesterday afternoon, when the second and third ...
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MOTOR AND CART COLLIDE
Just as a four wheel cart, driven by Mr. P. Austin was about to pass under the Moorabool-street railway viaduct in the direction of South Geelong, yesterday ...
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COUNCIL OF CHURCHES.
A meeting of the council was held in the St. George's Vestry last evening. At Kew an inter-church Evangelistic Campaign is being conducted with marked ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Owing to the rain little work was done at the Railway Pier yesterday. As a result the departure of the collier Time will be delayed. The vessel was to leave at ...
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CLOSING DOWN OF GLASS WORKS.
Employes at the Geelong Glass Works to the number of about 80, were thrown out of work yesterday owing to the closing down of the factory as ordered a week ...
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LOYAL DEMONSTRATION.
Sydney, Friday.—A great loyal demonstration took place in the Town Hall as a counterblast to the disloyal incidents on Sunday last in the ...
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POLICE NEWS.
Secondhand dealers' licenses were at the Geelong West police yesterday morning granted to P. E. Fairbrother and J. Wall by Mesrs. W. G. Smith, P.M., ...
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REVISING STATE ROLLS.
Yesterday, morning the police magistrate (Mr. W. G. Smith) conducted a revision court at the Geelong West court house for the purpose of purifying the State rolls for ...
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MISCELLANEOUS
Regarding the purchase of the Orient Hotel by Mr. J. James, of the Eureka Hotel, it may be stated that Mr. James purchased only the freehold of the Orient, ...
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WERE PEARLS FAKED
London, May 5.—Many dealers believe that the supposed bogus pearls from Japan, by which West End jewellers are said to have been received ...
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NEWTOWN PRESBYTERIAN S.S.
To-morrow the Newtown Presbyterian Sunday school will celebrate its 5th anniversary. Rev. C. Neville states that the school, starting with 32 pupils on the ...
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PERSONAL.
His Excellency the State Governor (Earl Stradbroke) passed through Geelong last evening by train on his return from Warrnambool. ...
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NAPOLEON'S MEMORY HONORED.
Paris, May 5.—The celebration of the Natoleon centenary opened with a military and naval display in front of the Act de Triomphe, in the presence of M. ...
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JUNIOR FOOTBALL COMMENCES.
The Geelong and District Football League commence the season to-day when matches will be played at West Geelong, Kardinia dark, Winchelsea and Queenscliff. The ...
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AMERICA INVITED.
Washington, May 5.—Sir Auckland Geddes (the British Ambassador) to-day formally invited the United States to participate on the Allied Supreme ...
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OLDFIEID AT PRACTICE.
London, May 5.—W. A. Oldfield, the Australian wicketkeeper, who met with an accident on the voyage to England and has been resting since his arrival ...
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OLD WHEAT POOL CLEAN UP.
Senator Russell, chairman of the Australian Wheat Board, stated yesterday that it was hoped during the next two months to clear up the final ...
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CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS FINED.
Comment was made a the Geelong West court yesterday morning by the police magistrate, on the stupidity of parents who, although they claimed to have conscientious ...
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