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FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.
In the House of Representatives leave of absence was granted to Messrs. Catte and Yates for the reminder of the session. ...
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CHRIST CHURCH FETE.
"The [?] which hekd at Christ church parish hall on Saturday last in connection with the children's effort for the home mission fund, ...
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SALES OF WOOL AND SHEEPSKINS.
In the House of Representatives yesterday Mr. Hughes told Mr. Rodgers that he had told the chairman of the wool board that the Government ...
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ALLEGED ROBBERY IN COMPANY.
The preliminary stage of a case of alleged [?]obbery in company was heard before Mr. Jas Young, J. P., at the Hamilton police court ...
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ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION.
Following are the results of the examination held in connection with the above association under the auspices of the Presbyterian girls guild; ...
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SPECIAL SHEEP SALE.
A sale of 20,000 crossbred and comback sheep will be held at Camper-down on Friday next, when Messrs. Dalgety and Co. will submit 7000. ...
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THE SENATE.
The Senate is discussing the second reading of the Entertainments Tax Bill at great length. Midnight. ...
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VICTORIAL VALLEY RED CROSS SOCIETY.
During the year 422 articles have been sent to the Dunkeld Red Cross Society by the Victoria Valley society (per Mrs. Brand) as ...
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STATE PARLIAMENT.
In the Legislative Assembly Mr. H. M'Kenzie moved the second reading of a bill to amend the country roads board providing for enlargement of ...
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BABIES' KIT SOCIETY
A meeting of ladies, presuded over by the mayor (Mr. S. L. Officer) was held in the council chambers at the town hall last evening for the ...
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DROWNED IN THE WANNON.
The body of the young man, John Foran, who was drowned in the Wannon River, near Cavendish, on Sunday afternoon, was recovered by the ...
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AUSTRALIAN'S IN WAR.
Two casualty lists, issued to-day contain 1351 names, and show:—List 252—Killed in action—Ninety-one men. Died of wounds—One man, ...
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HAMILTON POLICE COURT.
In exatemnation of his offence of having been drunk in Thomson, street on Saturday afternoon, a young man named A. Bishor informed Mr. Jas. ...
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CLEARING SALB AT SKENE.
To-morrow (Wednesday) at one o'clock, Messrs. Reid, Brown, and Hall, in conjunction with Pennys, Lascalles, Ltd., will conduct an ...
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CHILDREN'S EVENING AT CAVENDISH.
A highly successful children's evening was field on Friday last, in the cavendish mechanics' hall. The Christmas tree, the main feature of ...
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ROYAL FOLLIES COMPANY.
A musical costume company, [?]our[?] under the nom de theatre of "The Royal Follies" appeared at the town hall last night, but the attendance ...
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Hamilton Spectator
Our Heywood correspondent writes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bond:- of Heywood, have received the sad intelligence that their son, Private H. ...
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POSTAL HOLIDAYS.
In the Postal-department Christmas day (next Monday) will be observed as Sunday, and all post officer will be closed. On Tuesday next (Boxing ...
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WOUNDED.
Sergt, R. L. Reed, Kirkstall (severely): Pte. C. H. Pitt, Dartmoor; Pte. A. D. Cameron, Colerame: Pte C. A. Wardle. Brim: Pte. W. P. ...
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HAMILTON SOLDIER IN BATH.
In a letter dated October 10th, to his parents, Private Hubert Rizzo, writes as fallows:—We arrived at Bath safety a couple of days ago, and this ...
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SPECIAL SHEEP SALE AT CORPORATION YARDS.
On Thursday next at the Hamilton corporation yards, Messrs. John Fenton and Co., and Messrs. P. Learmonth and Co., will conduct their ...
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INJURED.
Pte. E. H. Loggin, Casterton. ...
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THE lATE MRS. MACMILLAN.
The announcement of the death of Mis. Janet M. Macmillan widow of the late Rev. J. K. Macmillan which took place at Fairholme, South ...
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ILL.
Pte. N. Cronin, Cobden; Pte. C. R. Munn, Hynam: Driver G.P. Henderson, Warrnambool (seriously): Pte. W. M'Intosh, Digby: Pte. M. ...
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HAYWOOD TO MOUNT GAMBIER RAILWAY.
Mr. H J. M. Campbell. M.L.A., has orranged with the chief engineer for railway construction to have a passenger car attached to the ...
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RETURNED TO DUTY.
Pte. J. Dovle Stawell Pte. E. Hinch, Horsham; Pte. G. L. Glark Ararat: Pte. W. Kerr, Camperdown Corp. J. N. Campbell, North ...
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RHODES SCHOLAR.
Patrick M. Hamilton has been selected as a Rhodes scholar. He is a graduate of the Melbourne University, where he book first-class ...
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DONATIONS TO HOSPITALS.
In the half-yearly distribution of the Edward Wilson estate, the following amounts are allotted to district hospitals:—Hamilton £20, ...
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Y.M.C.A. WAR WORK.
"With our boys at the front," is the title,of an address to be given in the town hall to-ngiht by Mr. J. J. Virgo, British national field secreatary of ...
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TO-DAY BIG SHEEP SALE.
At Melville Forest estate to-day one of the fi[?] yerdings of sheep ever submitted to auction in the Western district: will be for absolute sale, on ...
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CHRISTMAS CHEER.
As Christmas approaches and thoughts turn to acts of kindness and goodwill, the public are asked to remember the sick and suffering in the ...
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