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  2. (REUTERS TELEGRAMS.) SIR HENRY CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN CONDITION MUCH WEAKER.

    The latest bulletin respecting the health of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, states that he passed a restless night, and that his condition is weaker. ...

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  3. THE SWEATED TEACHERS.

    It is now beyond doubt that Mr. Bent will, early next session, bring before Parliament a proposal for paying better salaries to State school teachers, who ...

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  4. SHOCKING TRAGEDY.

    William Henry Lee, who is said to bw an ex-captain in the Royal Artillery, and who recently returned from Papua, murdered his wife at Murrumbeena, ...

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  5. GEELONG AND DISTRICT SMALL HOLDINGS.

    Through a drop in the Barrabool Hills towards Ceres may be seen clustered on the rich hillside known as Heard's estate upwards of a dozen small holdings ...

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  6. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) FIGHTING IN MOROCCO.

    News has been received of severe fighting in Morocco. A force of 3000 Moorish horsemen and 2000 foot soldiers made a daring night ...

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  7. CHURCH SERVICES EASTER DAY AT ST. PAUL'S.

    Easter services were held yesterday at St. Paul's. A large number of communicants attended the 6.30 a.m., 8 a.m., and 11 a.m. services, and at the 8 o'clock ...

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  8. MELBOURNE. Saturday. FRUIT CASES.

    It has been represented that the fruit cases made from pinus insignus are objectionable because the wood splits too freely and owing to the same reason ...

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  9. VISIT FROM KING EDWARD.

    King Edward drove to Downing-street yesterday, the official residence of the ex-Prime Minister, and inquired after the health of Sir H. ...

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  10. CONVERSION OF CANADIAN BATTLEFIELDS.

    The proposal to convert the Fields of Abraham, famous as the scone of General Wolfe's victory over Montcalm, the French General, into a public park is ...

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  11. ROBBERY IN DAYLIGHT.

    A very smart robbery was effected at the shop of Mr. James M'Kay, pawnbroker, in Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, in broad daylight this morning. About ...

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  12. GREAT RAILWAY SCHEME.

    The construction of the proposed Amur railway from Kujenga to Khabarovsk is estimated to cost £22,500,000, or about £16,600 per mile. One of the ...

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  13. CASUALTIES AND FATALITIES. CASES AT GEELONG HOSPITAL.

    A young man named Alfred Grossman, 21 years of age, a resident of Jan Juc, attended the Geelong Hospital yesterday and received treatment for a ...

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  14. ST. MARY'S CHURCH.

    The joyous service in St. Mary's Church yesterday was in marked contrast to the solemnity that characterised the celebrations during holy week. The garb ...

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  15. ARBOR DAY.

    "The work is of national benefit, and should be carried out with zeal," says the Director of Education, in again commending the observance of Arbor Day ...

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  16. STRIKE OF COLLIERS IN OHIO.

    The strike of 200,000 colliery employes in the State of Ohio, U.S.A., has ended the men having agreed to resume work on practically the old scale of wages. ...

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  17. ORIENTAL IMMIGRATION.

    Mr. R. C. Munro-Ferguson, M.P. for Leith Burghs, and other prominent members of the Liberal party, are urging the Government to convene an ...

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  18. RAIN NEEDED.

    The protracted dry weather has told heavily on some of the Chinese market gardeners, especially those who carry on operations in the Essendon ...

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  19. JAPANESE PRIZES OF WAR.

    Japan is re-arming the Russian warships captured during the late RussoJapanese war, replacing their original armament with heavier guns. ...

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  20. FALL FROM A TOWER.

    A man named Edward Culcraft, aged 45, a resident of Napier-street, South Melbourne, ascended the Doncaster Tower yesterday, and being a sailor, he ...

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  21. SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.

    The 58th anniversary of the Noblestreet Methodist Sunday school was made the occasion for special celebrations in the church yesterday, when in ...

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  22. IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION.

    A native of Ceylon's isle, who is known only as Peter, fell into the hands of the police on the 4th inst. They found him wandering about the south ...

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  23. CIRCUS CLOWNS.

    The "Central News" New York correspondent states that a man named Charles Meredith; who is at present a clown in Cole Brothers' circus, which is ...

    Article : 103 words
  24. THE PLANET JUPITER.

    A notable astronomical discovery is reported to-day. Another satellite of the planet Jupiter has been observed at the Greenwich ...

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  25. DEATH FROM BURNING.

    Violet Ruby Pinal, mine years of age, met a shocking death at Bendigo on Saturday. Whilst lifting the kettle off the fire her clothes ignited, and ...

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  26. CASE OF LOCK-JAW.

    A case of apparent lock-jaw came under the notice of the doctors of the Melbourne HospitaL on Saturday. Patrick Shannon, aged 60, a resident of ...

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  27. A MISSING UPHOLSTERER.

    Anxiety is felt by the relatives of Henry Ireland, a young upholsterer, who lived at Toorak. On Monday evening he left home with the avowed ...

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  28. ADVENTURE WITH A TIGER.

    Mr. Leopold Acland, a New Zealand landowner, met with a serious misadventure with a tiger, in which he was fortunate to escape with his life. He ...

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  29. ACCIDENT IN CAMP.

    An unfortunate accident on Friday night befel Corporal Percy Dobson, 24 years old, a member of the Victorian Rangers, at the Langwarrin Camp. He ...

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  30. POLITICAL LABOR COUNCIL.

    The animal conference of the Political Labor Council was continued at the Trades Hall on Saturday, Mr. J. E. Ager presiding. As is customary with ...

    Article : 191 words
  31. THE MURRURUMBI RAILWAY SMASH

    The passengers who were seriously, injured in the railway accident at Murrurumbi are getting on fairly well. The upper parts of four carriages were ...

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  32. GIRL DIES TWICE.

    Count de Larmandle, a member of the French Authors Society, declares that three doctors of his acquaintance—doctors whose names, he says, are famous ...

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  33. HARBOR TRUST METHODS.

    At the February meeting of the Bellarine Shire Council it was remarked that the Geelong Harbor Trust Commissioners had leased Reedy Lake reserve, and ...

    Article : 338 words
  34. EX-MINISTERS IN PARLIAMENT

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  35. UMBRELLA IN A FIGHT

    During a quarrel between two men at Tamworth last night, Henry Brown forced the point of an umbrella into the corner of William Welborn's eye. The ...

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  36. FINE RUNS IN NEW SOUTH WALES

    Beneficial rains have fallen over a large portion of the State. ...

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  37. INTERSTATE CRICKET.

    An inter-State cricket match, N.S.W. v. Queensland, was commenced yesterday at Brisbane. The weather was splendid and the wicket perfect. Queensland ...

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  38. "HOW NOT TO GROW OLD."

    The secret of perpetual youth was disclosed by Dr. Stenson Hooker in a lecture on "How Not to Grow Old," before the Psycho-Therapeutic Society at ...

    Article : 309 words
  39. AUSTRALIAN FISHERIES.

    The Minister for Customs hopes this week to be able to announce the name of the Federal Inspector of Fisheries. Mr. Chapman anticipates that great ...

    Article : 255 words
  40. LOSSES OF EFFICIENCY IN STEAM TURBINES.

    The best results that have been obtained from large turbines show that about 70 per cent. of the available energy in the steam is converted into ...

    Article : 185 words
  41. AUSTRALIAN COMPETITION IN SLEEPERS.

    According to a Calcutta journal, "Capital," the strong competition Australia has entered against the local sleepers in the Indian market has been responsible ...

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  42. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

    A special meeting of the council of the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria will be held on Tuesday, 28th inst., to deal with the correspondence with ...

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  43. MAN FOUND DEAD.

    A man named Alfred Hickey, 42 years of age, a widower, employed by his stepson, Mr. Joseph Wellington, butcher, Dookie, was found dead ...

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