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  2. CABLE NEWS

    The death is announced of Sir James Knowles, the founder, proprietor, and editor of the "Nineteenth Century” magazine. The deceased journalist was ...

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  3. CABLE NEWS

    The death-has occurred suddenly, at the age of 66, of Mr Alfred Baldwin, Conservative member for Bewdley division of Worcestershire. ...

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  4. CABILE NEWS

    Owing to the authorities hinting at the existence of an act ot Charles H. prohibiting- more than, ten persons approaching Parliament with a petition. ...

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  5. COUNTRY NEWS.

    Ctaorgo Morrison, who was arrested xt Ballarat on Sunday last by Con.stables Craig and O’Connor, a ini charged with breaking into the "VYicklifte ...

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  6. STAWELL.

    The following are the local railway traffic returns for January-Passengers, 1342, £650 (as against £525 for Deceinber); parcels, £87 (as against £105 pervious ...

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  7. CASTLEMAINE.

    At the half yearly meeting of shareholders of the Castlemaine Woollen Company the directors reported that during the past six months six ...

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  8. BAIRNSDALE.

    The Dairnsdale fruit canning factory is a going concern, and may be the beginning of great developments in Bairnndale district. It is at present ...

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  9. EIGHT HOURS’ LABOR.

    Mr Will Thorne, labor member for West Ham, supported by nine other labor members, is about to introduce a bill in the House of Commons ...

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  10. WARRNAMBOOL.

    For the mouth of January 1800 loads of grain and potatoes, aggregating 2000 odd tons, passed over the weighbridge at the Illowa railway station. The revenue ...

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  11. BERRINCA.

    The fortnightly meeting of the committee was held in the Berrings office on Thursday, Mr J. O’Donnell, presiding. There were also present Messrs ...

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  12. WARRACKNABEAL.

    At the monthly meeting of the Boning Shire Council, on Friday. Cr Hewitt moved (according to notice given) that in future, in all contracts let by the ...

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  13. SHIPPING [?]AWS.

    The Attorney-General, speaking at the annual dinner of the Chamber of Shipping last night, referred at some length to tho shipping legislation passed ...

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  14. FURTHER IMPRISONMENTS.

    Miss Kenny, the well-known suffragist, and another, were each fined £5 or a month’s imprisonment. Both decided to go to gaol. ...

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  15. KYNETON.

    Mrs Sarah Layton, an old and much esteemed poineer, has died at the ripe ago of 88 years. She was a native of Spilsby, Lincolnshire, England, the ...

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  16. U. S. FLEET

    The American fleet, under Rear-Admiral Evans, has arrived at Valparaiso, and been warmly welcomed. ...

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  17. THE TRIAL OF DINZU[?]U.

    In the House of Commons yesterday many questions relating to Zulu laud were asked of Ministers. “The Times," in commenting on the situation, ...

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  18. COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

    A disastrous colliery explosion is reported from Natal. It occurred in the Glencoe mine, and was followed by the fall of immense masses of earth and coal ...

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  19. GRAND NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD OF AUSTRALIA.

    Notwithstanding the repeated cry of the pessimist chat the South Street Society’s Grand National Eisteddfod of Australia hug been to the top of the ...

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  20. PITFIELD.

    Mr E. Brown and party journeyed to Lake Corangamite, and wore successful in securing a good bag of ducks in the vicinity of the sweet lake, they ...

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  21. FURTHER EXPLOSIONS.

    The latest news regarding the colliery disaster at Glencoe, in Natal, states that eight natives have been rescued. The second ...

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  22. SENATE ELECTIONS.

    The election to a much-disputed seat in the Senate took place to-day. At the gonerul election in December, 1906, the polling for South Australia was:— ...

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  23. HAMILTON LOAN QUESTION.

    The seating capacity of the local town Hall was unequal to the demands made upon it at a meeting of ratepayers on Friday ...

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  24. NATURALISAT ON LAWS.

    A question in connection with the resolution passed by the Imperial Conference in May last on the subject of uniform naturalisation laws throughout ...

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  25. PORTLAND.

    The recent shipment of frozen produce by the s.s. Dorset from Portland was valued for export puropses at £8801. THE TREND OF TRADE. ...

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  26. WORKMEN’S PENSIONS.

    M. Cavinot, President of the Commission appointed to inquire into the workmen’s pensions scheme, estimates that it will cost the French ...

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  27. BRADSHAW’S CREEK.

    The threshing machine is at present in the district. Algerian oats yielded very well, but while oats, owing to smut, wore not a success. ...

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  28. AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE.

    The “Morning Post,” in an article dealing with the naval defence proposals of the Commonwealth Government, remarks that the Australian criticisms ...

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  29. BENDIGO.

    The Bendigo and Eaglehawk Mining Managers’ Association held its anniversary banquet at the Beehive Cafe on Saturday night. The newly elected ...

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  30. QUEENSCLIFF.

    The Baptist picnic to the Cliff on Friday proved a success, the weather, which in the morning was sultry and unpromising, changing to cool abont [?]idday. St. ...

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  31. A QUEEN VICTORIA MONUMENT.

    Fifty-five thousand working masons have peresented a petition to King Edward praying him to prevent the employment of Italian workmen in the ...

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  32. THE BISHOP OF BENDIGO.

    Bishop Langley, Anglican Bishop of Bendigo, had a narrow escape from severe injury on Sunday. He was driving from All pro-Cathedral, ...

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  33. THE AFRIDI RAIDERS.

    The expedition against the Zakka Kheld is not likely to end without bloodshed. The tribe refuse to surrender, five, outlaws whom they are ...

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  34. NAVAL SUPREMACY.

    In the House of Commons last evening Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in reply to a question, stated that the offer made ...

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  35. CHEWTON.

    The crops of fruit this year are light, owing to the dry season, and oven the light crops are seriously damaged by the flocks of parrots and insect posts. ...

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  36. PROGRESS OF THE EXPEDITION.

    The punitive expedition under General Wilcocks, is with remarkable rapidity. It is reported that the Afridis. generally are quiet. ...

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  37. VIEW OF THE BRITISH MINISTER OF WAR.

    Mr Haldane, Secretary of State for War, addressing the members of the London Chamber of Commerce, declared that the great broad defence of the ...

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  38. FIRES AT BENDIGO.

    Shortly after midnight on Saturday a fire destroyed a six-roomed house oconpicd by Mr J. Abberton in Barney street, near the North Sandhurst State ...

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  39. A DRUCE WITNESS.

    Robert Caldwell, the principal witness for the prosecution in the recent Druoe perjury case, who, after giving evidence, fled to New York, where he. ...

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  40. Advertising

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  41. BRITISH POST OFFICE.

    Mr Sydney Buxton, the Postmaster Genera], has decided to adopt the recommendations made by the select committee which last year, under the ...

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  42. CAPE POLITICS.

    Mr J. X. Merriman, the new Premier of. Cape. Colony, hae promised to do his utmost to promote the unification of South Afrtca, relying on the wave of ...

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  43. SIR J. LAINC AND SONS.

    Sir James Laing and Sons Limited, of Sunderland, whoso suspension was announced last week, have closed-down their abipbuiling worhs The firm ...

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  44. GEELONG.

    In consequence of the shortness of the yield locally, a well-known firm of Geelong maltsters have found it necessary to import a consignment. of Ame ...

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  45. ARARAT.

    There were four points of rain on Saturday morning. CRUELTY TO A COW. At the Court of Petty Sessions on ...

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  46. W. AND A. M'ARTNUR LTD.

    At a meeTing of the first mortgagedefeature [?] in W. and A. M‘Arthur Limited, of London and Sydney. it was unanimpesly agreed to ...

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  47. HORSHAM.

    For the mdnth of January, the revenue from passenger traffic was £657, being an . incr[?]e of £9. The total revenue was £[?] as compared with ...

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  48. MISS FI[?]ENGE NIGHTINGALE.

    The Corporation of th 6 City of London hare announced their intention to present Miss Florence Nightingale, the famous organiser of nursing in the ...

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  49. AVOCA.

    Up to the present Avoca has been wtaaat exempt from, typhoid, there [?]ing been only two cases, but, un[?]tely, one of there, that of Mr ...

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  50. HOLLYRUSH.

    The usual fertaightly meeting of the local lodge of the U.A.O.D. was presided over by Bro. J. H[?] A matthe affecting the medical [?] was ...

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