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  2. (REUTERS TELEGRAMS.) MEDIATION DESIRED

    Constantinople, October 9th.—Kefid Pasha has refused to return to the Foreign Office owing to the unsatisfactory composition of the Cabinet. ...

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  3. SCHOOL GIRL'S FEROCITY.

    While a number of school girls were proceeding homewards from the Germantown State school on Friday afternoon, it is alleged that an inoffensive ...

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  4. ALD WILLIAMS TO BE MAYOR.

    A meeting of the City Council held yesterday at noon was attended by his Worship the Mayor (Ald. Philpott), Aid. Williams, Aid. Austin and Aid. Anderson, Crs. ...

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  5. TWO RICHARDS IN PORTUGAL

    Vienna, October 8th.—The Neue Freie Press" publishes a report of an interview with Dom Miguel, pretender to the Portuguese throne. Don Miguel ...

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  6. STATE CABINET MEETS.

    The date of the elections was finally decided upon at a meeting of the State Cabinet yesterday, but if is not proposed to make an official announcement ...

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  7. GEELONG CITY COUNCIL.

    At the meeting of the Geelong City council yesterday the Public Works Committee recommended that the £1000 saved out of the recently voted loan on account of the ...

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  8. COLLEGE PICNIC.

    After the jubilee celebrations, the College boys welcomed the freedom they enjoyed yesterday, when they picnicked at Barwon Heads, whence ...

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  9. SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.

    Apart from the inauguration of the summer time table by the bay steamers yesterday, the only incident in shipping was the departure of the smart little ...

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  10. A MONSTER KING FISH.

    In the windows at Mr. Lowday's shop yesterday a king fish which had been caught in Corio Bay by Mr. W. Olark was displayed. Its weight was 511b. ...

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  11. NEWTOWN AND CHILWELL VALUATIONS.

    Figures compiled in connection with the valuations at Newtown and Chilwell show a total increase in the three wards of £2675 over the figures for last ...

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  12. LORD ROBERTS' APPEAL.

    London, October 9th.—Lord Roberts publishes an appeal to the nation to seriously consider the questions of social reform, Imperial unity and ...

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  13. TORQUAY IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.

    Members of the Torquay Improvement Association and trustees of the Torquay Reserves met last evening in conference in the contractors and ...

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  14. SHOULD THE SENATE BE ABOLISHED?

    Lithgow, Monday.—Speaking at the Lithgow Eight Hours' celebrations. Senator MacDougall said he considered the Senate should be abolished; it was ...

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  15. COLLECTION OF GEELONG WEST RATES.

    Good work has been done by the collector (Mr. Kingwell) in getting in the rates for the year 1910-1911. Out of a total of, £3411/14/- due, £3397/58 ...

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  16. IN A FEW LINES.

    Mr. John Dillon, in a speech last night, said the forthcoming Home Rule Bill would be at least as good as Parnell's Bill of 1886, and perhaps better. ...

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  17. DISUNION IN TRADE UNIONS

    London, October 8th.—The recent railway strike was discussed at the annual conference of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants yesterday. ...

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  18. DIED IN HARNESS.

    Passing the railway station at 1 p.m. yesterday a loan old chestnut horse attached to a dealer's cart attracted the notice of carters and others ...

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  19. REECE CHALLENGES GRAY.

    London, October 9th.—Reece, the English billiards player, who recently visited Australia, has challenged Geo. Gray, the young Australian, to play a ...

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  20. KARDINIA PARK OVAL.

    It seems doubtful whether the wicketin Kardinia Park will be ready for the opening of the turf cricket matches on Saturday week, owing to the late start ...

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  21. MINE CAGE ROPE SNAPS.

    Berlin, October 8th.—A shocking mining tragedy occurred yesterday at Dortmund, the chief town of Westphalia. Owing to a rope snapping, a ...

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  22. GEELONG FREE LIBRARY.

    The monthly Meeting of the general committee of the Geelong Free Library was held last evening, when the following members were present:—Messrs. J. ...

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  23. YEMEN REBELS OFFER TO ASSIST.

    Constantinople, October 8th.—The leader of the Yemen robels in Arabia has offered to consent to an armistice and provide 100,000 men to aid Turkey ...

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  24. INDIAN MURDER WRITERS.

    Calcutta, October 8th.—Bepin Chandra Pal, a native, has been sentenced to a month's imprisonment for having written a seditions newspaper article on ...

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  25. PRINTERS' WAGES BOARD.

    Copies of the Printers' Wages Board, which affects a considerable number of employers and employes in Geelong and suburbs. came to hand for distribution ...

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  26. HEIR TO THIRTEEN MILLIONS.

    A claimant to the Churchill estate in Newfoundland, said to he worth £13,000,000, has arrived in New York. The man's name is Halfyards, which ...

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  27. TROOPS LANDED AT SAMOS.

    London, October 8th.—Absurd rumors are afloat that the war between Italy and Turkey will lead to hostilities between the latter and Greece. ...

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  28. MT. LYELL: MEDIATION.

    Senator Long, of Tasmania, has requested an interview with the Mount-yell directors for the purpose of trying to induce them to submit the ...

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  29. WAITRESSES UNION.

    Two new members were elected by the Geelong branch of the Waitresses and Hotel Employes' Union last night. A letter was received from Miss S. ...

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  30. "THROUGH MELBOURNE BY NIGHT."

    The Mechanics' Institute was crowded to overflowing on Sunday evening to hear the Rev. W. L. Toshach on this theme. The address rivetted the ...

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  31. MILLIONAIRE SPENDS £10,000 ON CIGARS.

    Some interesting disclosures have resulted from an investigation which is now being made into the circumstances connecsed with the Senate elections in ...

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  32. FURTHER TROUBLE EXPECTED.

    Queenstown, Monday.—Mr. Cunningham, secretary of the Mt. Lyell branch of the A.M.E.A., received the following wire from Senator Long this afternoon: ...

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  33. GRASSHOPPER PEST AT BROKEN HILI.

    Broken Hill, Monday.—The grasshopper pest is causing indescribable damage to the gardens in the city. Flowers and vegetables are suffering. ...

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  34. CORIO FREEZING WORKS.

    Sheep are arriving in large numbers for the Harbor Trust's slaughtering and freezing works at North Geelong. Forty-one butchers are at present ...

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  35. SHOP ASSISTANTS UNION.

    Mr. Chris Duffy, organiser for the Shop Assistants' Union of Victoria, visited the Geelong branch at the Trades Hall last night. He reported ...

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  36. CR. DAVEY RE-ELECTED FOR MELBOURNE.

    It is now almost a recognised rule in Melbourne that Lord Mayors who carry out their duties successfully are entitled to a second year of oflice, and the piece of good ...

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  37. WATCHING THE BOSPHORUS.

    Rome, October 8th.—Rear-Admiral Aubry is manoeuvring in the Aegean Sea, to enable the Italian fleet to capture the Turkish fleet if it leaves the ...

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  38. POLICE COURT.

    Before Messrs. J. Bell, J. Shegog, F. A. Sargeant and R. G. Foyster, J's.P., at the police court yesterday, three bibulants were dealt with. Two were ...

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  39. TASMANIAN BUTCHERS RETURN TO WORK.

    Hobart, Monday.—A few of the butchers who have been on strike have returned to work, but the great majority are still out, and seem likely to ...

    Article : 68 words
  40. BUILDERS' LABORERS GET 10/-.

    An amicable settlement has been reached in connection with the request of the Geelong Builders' Laborers' Union to be paid 10/- a day. As stated ...

    Article : 104 words
  41. PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL INVESTIGATION BOARD.

    Auckland, Monday.—Sir James Findlay, Attorney-General, recommends the appomtment of a Board of Industrial Investigation to ascertain the facts of ...

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  42. ARREST CASES.

    A man named Richard Dickson was arrested last night on the beach by Constables McMillan and Bickerton on a charge of the larceny of blankets and ...

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  43. GEELONG HOSPITAL CASES.

    William Whelan, aged 20, and Henry Bates, aged 44, were treated for injuries to the hand yesterday. The firstnamed cut himself with a knife, and ...

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  44. ITALIANS IN TURKEY.

    Paris, October 8th.—A telegram from Constantinople states that the Turkish Cabinet has decided to expel Italians from Turkey. ...

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  45. TOWN PLANNING.

    In accordance with notice, Cr. Bostock moved.—"Any owner of any land situate within the Cily of Geelong subdividing such land for the purpose of selling the same in ...

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  46. CARPENTERS' AND JOINERS' SOCIETY.

    The fortnightly meeting of the Australian Society of Carpenters and Joiners was held in the Temperance Hall on Saturday. Mr. E. Mounter presided. ...

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  47. MOSLEM APPEALS TO GREAT BRITAIN

    London, October 8th.—A meeting of Moslems has been held at the Mosque of Saint Sophia, Constantinople, in connection with the war. It was ...

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  48. RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION IN W.A.

    Perth, Monday.—The Agricultural Railways Board recommends the construction of a line from Manjumup to Danmark, 104 miles, and another from ...

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  49. ROPE WORKERS' UNION.

    A satisfactory meeting of the Geelong branch of the Rope and Mat Workers' Union was held at the Trades Hall last night. A good increase in ...

    Article : 73 words
  50. EIGHT HOURS ANNIVERSARY.

    A sub-committee of the Geelong Eight Hours' anniversary committee met at the Trades Hall last night to consider a suggestion remitted from the general ...

    Article : 74 words
  51. Advertising

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  52. COUNTRY WAGES BOARDS.

    It has been ruled by the Shops and Factories Department that new wages hoards constituted for the administration of country industries will not ...

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  53. REV. F. C. SPURR'S VIEWS.

    Sydney, Monday.—Rev. F. C. Spurr, of Collins-street Baptist Church, Melbourne, who has travelled extensively in Tripoli, and who is at present visiting ...

    Article : 204 words
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