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  2. LORD GOWRIE OPENS SHEPPARTON SHOW Great Display of Horses

    SHEPPARTON, Wednesday.—With a very large atten dance and record entries in all sections, despite the drought, the Shepparton Centenary Show and the Grand National Exhibition of Victoria was officially ...

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  3. MANY RED ROSES Colourful Show

    Fragrant red roses were well represented in the colourful display of blooms at the Spring Rose Show which was opened by the Lord Mayor (Councillor E.Campbell) ...

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  4. GREASY WOOL AT 17d. Melbourne Sales

    Two catalogues aggregating 7,100 bales were submitted at the wool sales which were continued in Melbourne yesterday. The top greasy wool price was 17d. for a ...

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  5. CENTENARY EVENTS AT GEELONG

    GEELONG, Wednesday.—His Excellency the Governor (Lord Huntingfield) and Lady Huntingfield, and the Premier (Mr. Dunstan) and Mrs. Dunstan came to Geelong to-day for the celebration of the 100th ...

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  6. Lord Gowrie Announces His Successor

    The Governor-General (Lord Gowrie) making the official announcement that he was to be succeeded in office by the Duke of Kent, when he opened the Shepparton Centenary Grand National Show yesterday. On the left is the president (Mr. R. H. Roe) and in the centre is ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  7. WATER IN DEEP LEAD

    Mr. Cook (Lab., Bendigo) asked the Minister for Mines (Mr. Hogan) in the Legislative Assembly yesterday whether the experts of the Mines Department had ...

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  8. PEOPLE AND EVENTS

    Wor. Bro. A. T. Laidlaw was installed as Worshipful Master of the Beechworth Lodge of St. John by Wor. Bro. E. J. Eddy, P.J.G.D., and Post Masters of the ...

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  9. PRIZE AWARDS

    HORSES.—Clydesdales—Stallion 4 years: Jackson Bros., 1 anf ch.; W. Wilkinson, 2 and res. ch. Stallion, 3 years; J. Mclntosh. Colt or Gelding 2 years: E. H. Bott, 1; J. Boyd, 2, Special Colt, ...

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  10. LIGHT RAINS North Misses Again

    Southern Victoria received light showers of rain up to 9 a.m. yesterday, but most of the falls were of less than 25 points. In the afternoon there were only a few ...

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  11. Balnarring

    BALNARRING, Wednesday.—At the Balnarring flower show awards were:— Sweet Peas.—Mrs. P. McIlroy, Red Rose.— Mrs. Eeles. Pink.—Miss P. Cole White.—Mrs. ...

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  12. WATER SHORTAGE

    WALWA, Wednesday.—In the last few days 24 points of rain have been registered. The rain will not be of much value unless followed by heavier rain in the ...

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  13. RED HILL

    RED HILL, Wednesday.—The Red Hill and District Agricultural and Horticul tural Society held its spring show in ideal weather. ...

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  14. KERANG

    KERANG, Wednesday.—At the second day or the Kerang show the gate receipts were £325, compared with —329 last year. Awards:— Sheep.—Three Fat Ewes; G. Morton. Three ...

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  15. HEATHCOTE

    HEATHCOTE,Wednesday.—At the annual flower show at Mia Mia principal awards Here:—Roses.—G. Ross.Carnations.—Mrs. Coombe.Ranunculi.— Miss D. Blair. Anemones.—H. P. Gambold. ...

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  16. WATER CONSERVATION

    Declaring that Victoria's most acute problem at present was the shortage of water in drought-stricken arcas, Mr. Cot ter, M.L.A., emphasised last night the ...

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  17. YOUNG FARMERS

    ORBOST, Wednesday. — The Brodrib Young Farmers' Club held its second field day to-day. Light rain fell this morning. The Minister for Lands (Mr. Lind), in ...

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  18. SOUTH STREET

    BALLARAT, Wednesday. — The elocutionary sections at the South Street competitions were continued to-day. The morning session was devoted to the ...

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  19. NURSE'S DEATH

    GEELONG, Wednesday. — The death occurred in the Geelong Hospital this morning of Sister Lewis, of Sydney parade. On Thursday morning last Sister Lewis, ...

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  20. MYRTLEFORD

    MYRTLEFORD, Wednesday.—The Country Women's Association annual spring show was held to-day, Awards:—Roses.—Distinct Varieties—Mrs. Mackenzic. Red—Mrs. W. Hutchinson. ...

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  21. APPLE AND PEAR BOARD

    Sir,—In order that the proposed Apple and Pear Board should be truly representative of producers it is desirous that all those engaged in the industry should have ...

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  22. CENTENARY DOG SHOW

    The Centenary Dog Show was conducted under the auspices of the Kennel Club of Victoria, and attracted exceptionally large entries. Principal awards: — Irish Setters—Novice Dog; Miss M. ...

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  23. SALE OF HORSES

    Campbell and Sons' weekly sale at South Melbourne yesterday was largely attended [?] farmers and metropolitan buyers. A [?]ture of the sale was the keen ...

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  24. CHICK SEXING

    At the chick sexing examination conducted by the Department of Agriculture early this month the following qualified for a first-class certificate:—H. A. Jenkin, ...

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  25. RABBIT SKINS SALES

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  26. WIDOW AWARDED COMPENSATION

    ALBURY (N.S.W.), Wednesday. — Murdoch Clarence McLean, of Berrigan, was fatally injured on January 30, when his motor-car overturned while he was on the ...

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  27. HOME BURNT

    DOOKIE, Wednesday. — A weatherboard cottage at Caniambo owned by Mr. G. Wall and occupied by Mr. T. Maher was destroyed by fire. Mr. Maher also ...

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  28. BACK TO PORTLAND

    Under the auspices of the Portland Old [?]ays' Fraternity a party of former Port[?] residents will be going back home on [?]ember 14 by train to take part in the ...

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  29. WHEAT EXPORT TRADE

    Comparatively little wheat was shipped from Australia in the week ended October 24, but exports of flour were heavy and amounted to 21,653 tons. Wheat was ...

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  30. COUNTRY STOCK MARKETS

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  31. TATIARA

    BORDERTOWN (S. A.), Wednesday.—In perfect weather the Tatiara Pastoral and Agricultral Society's annual show was opened Gate receipts were —131. ...

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  32. BREAKWATER GRANT

    GEELONG, Wednesday. — Mr. Maltby, M.L.A., has received advice that the Government has set aside £1,000 for the provision of a temporary breakwater to ...

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  33. C.P. WOMEN

    The Mickleham branch of the women's [?] of the Country party held on [?]erican tea at the Craigieburn Hall yesterday. The branch president (Mrs. ...

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  34. TOPS UNCHANGED

    Bradford wool tops quotations are un changed, according to a cabled report re ceived in Melbourne yesterday. The de mand is best for types 50's to 40's counts. ...

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  35. FIRM MARKET

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  37. INTERSTATE LIVE STOCK MARKETS

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  38. CONDITIONS OF LABOUR

    "It is fantastic to suggest that the Commonwealth Government has any intention of taking steps to conscript workers in Australia," said the Prime Minister ...

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  40. LORNE FIRE STATION

    GEELONG, Wednesday. — At a meeting of the Country Fire Brigades Board at Geelong to-day the tender of Mr. T. Cosh, East Camberwell, was accepted for ...

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  41. COLLAPSE AT SHOW

    KERANG, Wednesday. — Mr. John Fraser, aged 60 years, saddler, of Fitzroy street, Kerang, collapsed on the showgrounds to-day. He died on the way to ...

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