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SNAP SHOTS.
The very latest thing in motors is the motor perambulator. Already the smart nurse maids of Paris are here and there attracting additional attention by ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND BUDGET.
Sir Joseph Ward, who is Acting-Premier in the absence of Mr. Seddon in England, read his financial statement within seven days of the opening of ...
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AMONG STATE POLITICIANS.
A prominent leader of the Labour party stated that the Minister for Railways has made a decidedly favourable impression on the Labour corner by the practical ...
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ENTERTAINMENT OF THE POOR.
Sir Samuel Gillott is finding his term of Mayoralty costly. His Federal dinners a while ago ran away with large sums of money, while for the recent children's ...
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THAT POLICE SCANDAL.
The bulk of the community has been startled by the statements made by the deputation from the Trades Hall Council that waited on the Chief Secretary. It ...
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MELBOURNE GOSSIP.
The illuminations in connection with the rejoicings over the recovery of the King were very fine. Parliament Houses, for example, were a blaze of red, white, ...
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THE RECENT BOXING CONTEST.
An effort is to be made to put a stop to boxing contests, such as that recently "brought off." Action will be taken on the basis that these affairs are prize ...
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AN INDIAN MIXTURE.
An Indian shopkeeper in Exhibition-street has a keen recognition of the love of Australians for sport of all kinds. On his sign under his name he has had ...
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FOND OF DETECTIVE STORIES.
A well-known Church of England clergyman in a Melbourne suburb is one of the best customers our largest bookselling and publishing firms have for detective ...
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THE RAILWAYS' STANDING COMMITTEE.
There is some talk of retrenching this committee. There are many, however, who believe its members have saved the country many hundreds of thousands of ...
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DEEP-SEA FISHING.
For years past efforts have been made to promote deep-sea fishery companies, but without success. The difficulty has not been to get the fish, for it has been proved ...
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ADAMSTOWN.
When the tramway construction was in progress the Hamilton Council succeeded in inducing the Works Department to cut down the footpaths in Brunker-road ...
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THE UNEMPLOYED.
The unemployed difficulty is thickening as the winter grows older. Five hundred men are to go to Mildura, and two hundred to the Springvale line, it is true, but ...
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