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  2. UNION MEETINGS.

    Four union meetings at the Trades Hall last night gave the building an unusunlly busy appearance for a Friday night. Mr. G. Hancock presided at the ...

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  3. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) LORDS PASS VETO BILL.

    London, August 10th.—The struggle over the Parliamentary (Veto)Bill is practically at an end. The measure, as sent back from the House of Commons ...

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  4. THE SUGAR STRIKE: SUSPENSE

    For the present at least the retail price of sugar will not be increased despite the extra charge of £l per torn made by the Colonial Sugar Refining ...

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  5. THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.

    The suggestion in the "Advertiser" that steps should be taken to secure a visit to Geelong of the English team of cricketers, shortly to tour Australia, met ...

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  6. GERMANY CLIMBS DOWN.

    London, August 10th.—The Paris correspondent of "The Times" says that the negotiations between France and Germany in regard to the settlement of ...

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  7. STATE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

    Two cases in which death sentences had been recorded were dealt with. Alfred Ernest Peake, convicted at Ballarat of an assault on a child, was ...

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  8. LONDON'S LABOR WAR

    London, August llth.—The situation has improved. Carters are resuming. Orders for the reception of troops an London have boen countermanded. The ...

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  9. WOMEN'S POLITICAL MEETING.

    A meeting of the Women's Branch of the Barwon Ward sub-branch of the Commonwealth Liberal party was held at Mrs. Goullet's residence, ...

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  10. £6 CHEAPER IN NEW ZEALAND.

    Mr. Hughos, the Acting Prime Minister, made some comments yesterday on the price of sugar. He said that the Australian public would he able to see ...

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  11. PICTURES FOR THE ORPHANAGE.

    The monthly meeting of the committee of management of the Geelong and Western District Protestant Orphanage was held yesterday afternoon. There ...

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  12. CARLTON HOTEL FIRE.

    London, August [?].—Herr Dernborg, who was formerly Colonial Secretary in Germany, and Miss Billie Burke, the well-known actress, were among the ...

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  13. HOW THE TRUST BITES.

    Mr. Symonds, Victorian manager for the Colonial Sugar Refining Company, admits that a fine of £2000, in the shape of 10/- per ton advance, was asked from ...

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  14. WHEAT AND BUTTER MARKETS.

    London, August llth.—The wheat markets are firm. Spot business is impossible owing to the strike. The English harvest is nearly completed. The ...

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  15. QUEENSLAND'S LICENSING LAWS.

    Brisbane, Friday.—The amending Licensing Bill was circulated among members of the Legislative Assembly to-day. It is proposed that the measure will come iuto force ...

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  16. FINED, £50 FOR SELLING LIQUOR.

    Wellington, Friday.—Robert Paterson was fined £50 at Ashburton to-day for having kept liquor for sale. It was his second offence, he having been similarly fined four ...

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  17. NEW CATHOLIC SCHOOL.

    The Ashby and Kildare Catholic school buildings, which are old and in a bad state, are to be pulled down shortly, and in their stead a central school is to be ...

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  18. NEW SOUTH WALES BY-ELICTIONS.

    Sydney, Friday.—To-night no fewer thai 31 Labor Members of Parliament are in the Ma[?]ee and Liverpool Plains electorates ad dressing the electors in favor of the Labo ...

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  19. IN A FEW LINES.

    Shanghai, August 11th.—Fourteen deaths have occurred here from plague London, August 10th.—The camp of the Australian cadets, which has been ...

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  20. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL NOMINATIONS.

    Nominations for the vacancies in the councils closed at 4 p.m. yesterday in the boroughs of Newtown and Chihvell and Geelong West. The following ...

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  21. CONFIRMATION SERVICE.

    Owing to an attack of influenza, the Archbishop of Melbourne, the Right Rev., Dr. Carr, will be unable to administer the sacrament of confirmation at ...

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  22. BROKEN ROAD SURFACES.

    An effort is being made by the City Council to make good as far as possible the damage done to the roads by the tramway and underground telephone ...

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  23. CHANGES IN CANADIAN CABINET.

    Ottawa, August 11th.—Several changes in the Canadian Cabinet are announced. Mr. Brodeur, Minister of Navy and Marine and Fisheries, has ...

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  24. CONFERENCE OF PARTIES-PRESS EXCLUDED.

    Brisbane, Friday.—The conference of representatives of the parties concerned in the sugar strike took place this afternoon in the office of Mr. Barnes, ...

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  25. NEW WATER OFFICES.

    The mid-monthly meeting of the Geelong Water and Sewerage Trust held last evening was attended by all Commissioners. A letter was received from Mr. Jas. Bell ...

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  26. COOL STORAGE FOR FRUIT.

    Nearly 500 shares have been placed amongst the Geelong and district orchardiste in the proposed venture to establish a fruit and cool store in ...

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  27. GEELONG WEST ELECTIONS.

    Cr. S. B. Duggan, the selected Labor candidate for the Middle ward, and other speakers will address the ratepayers of Geelong West on Monday ...

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  28. ANGLO-GERMAN SHIPPING AGREEMENT.

    The pooling agreement between the Anglo-German lines trading to South Africa has terminated. Negotiations for a renewal of the agreement have so ...

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  29. SHTPPING MOVEMENTS.

    An entry was passed at the customs house yesterday for 13,367 unsawn Pacific pine logs brought on the previous day from Imperial Harbor, Siberia, by ...

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  30. Y.W.C.A. BUILDING CAMPAIGN.

    The Y.W.C.A. building campaign is being pursued with much ardor by the lady collectors, who are much pleased with the encouraging reception met with ...

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  31. THE POPE BETTER.

    The latest bulletin regarding the condition of the Pope states that he has had a refreshing sleep, and that his temperature is lower. The doctors in ...

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  32. ENGINE DRIVERS LEVY FOR STRIKERS

    Broken Hill, Friday.—The Federated Engine-drivers' and Firemen's Association has struck a fortnightly levy of 1/in aid of the sugar workers on strike. ...

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  33. EX-SHAH'S CAMPAIGN.

    London, August 9th.—Latest despatches from Persia report that the exShah, Mahomed Ali, is now near Barfrush, and has planned to effect a ...

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  34. A GRAVE DEVELOPMENT.

    Sydney, Friday.—According to news received here to-day, the conference of transport workers has proved abortive. The union representatives at Brisbane ...

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  35. MR. BOTTOMLEY'S £50,000.

    Mr. Horatio Bottomley, M.P.proprietor of "Joliri Bull," announces that a settlement has been arrived at in regard to the judgment against him for ...

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  36. NAVAL BAZAAR.

    The Mayoress of Geelong has cons[?]nted to give the naval bazaar which is to be held in the new Masonic Hall under the auspices of the Congregational ...

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  37. SCANDINAVIAN ROBBED AND ASSAULTED.

    A Scandinavian who gave his name as Alexander Lehtone, aged 35, was taken to the Geelong Hospital last night for treatment to an injury on the forehead ...

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  38. SHEEP DOG TRIALS.

    It is expected that the Western district and other parts of the State will be [?]rgely represented at the sheep dog trial and stallion parade to take place on ...

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  39. AMERICAN FINANCIER DEAD.

    Mr.J.W.Gates the well-known American capitalist, died on Wednesday in Paris. He was one of the boldest and most successful speculators on ...

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  40. TRADE WITH THE EAST.

    Sydney, Friday.—Mr. Suttor, the New South Wales Commercial Agent in the East, in a report to the Premier states that the total trade of India and Burmah for 1910 ...

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  41. BALLARAT COMPETITIONS.

    Owing to the large demand from the other States, the committee has decided to extend the date for receiving entries to Saturday, August 26th, except for the ...

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  42. FIRE ON S.S, WALIARAH.

    Sydney, Friday.—News has been received, here that the Wallarah Company's steam collier Wiillarah, lying off the jetty at Wallarah, took fire early ...

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  43. THE CRICKET TEAM.

    London August 10th.—The Marylebone Cricket Club has invited F. E. Woolley the Kent professional bowler P. Mead, the Hampshire professional ...

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  44. POLICE APPOINTMENT.

    Constable C. N. Brandt, of Inverleigh, has been appointed to the charge of the Bannockburn Police Station rendered vacant by the retirement of Constable ...

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  45. TRANSFERRED PROPERTIES INTEREST

    Sydney, Friday.—The Acting Treasurer states that the Crown Law authorities advised him that under the constitution interest on transferred properties can be ...

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  46. WILL THIS MAN KEEP THE PLEDGE?

    A young wan who formerly was attached to the Salvation Army, but has now fallen into bad ways, appeared at the Police Court yesterday to answer a ...

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  47. Advertising

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  48. LILY LAMBERT FOUND— DROWNED.

    The mystery which surrounded the disappearance of a young girl named Lily Lambert since July 17 has been cleared up by the finding of her body in ...

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  49. SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP.

    London. August 10th.—W. Fogwell, the New Zealand champion sculler, who is to row Ernest Barry, champion of England, on the Thames on September ...

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  50. THE JOHN MURRAY BOYS' VIEW.

    Yesterday the Acting Premier received a letter signed by between 30 and 40 trainees on the training ship John Murray. In it they state that they are ...

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  51. BOOKMAKERS FINED.

    Auckland, Friday.—For bookmaking two men named Cotton and Gray were fined £40 each in the Police Court to-day. Two others named Chitham and ...

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  52. SEARCH FOR OPIUM.

    Two Customs officials [?] Constables Mannion and T. Dunn, proceeded to the long steamer Koyju Maru at Corio Quay yesterday morning to ...

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