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  2. GEELONG WEST WORKS.

    A meeting of the public works committee of the Geelong West Council will be held to-morrow evening. Preliminary consideration will be given to ...

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  3. VICTORIAN MANUFACTURERS'.

    The question of the necessity of encouraging the immigration of artisans from Great Britain was referred to in the progress report of the executive of ...

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  4. PERSONAL.

    Mr. Thos. Glass, M.L.A., who lies in the Melbourne Hospital, was still in a very low condition last night. Mr. T. Holden, father of Mr. G. F. ...

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  5. STRIKERS NIBBLING AT PEACE

    Some Federal and State Labor members met the executive of the Implement Makers' Union in conference yesterday to consider the whole position. ...

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  6. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) "NO WILL BE YES IN 1913." MR. FISHER AT ROME: TRIES A PROPHECY.

    The Rome correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" telegraphs an interview with the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth, Mr. Andrew Fisher, regarding ...

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  7. MAWSON WANTS £12,000.

    LONDON, May 6th.—Sir Ernest Shackleton has written a letter to the "Daily Mail" warmly appealing to the public to raise £12,000 to enable Dr. ...

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  8. PAUPERISM IS DUE TO ILLNESS

    LONDON, May 7th.—Public interest in the Bill introduced in the House of Commons by Mr. Lloyd-George, Chancellor of the Exchequer, providing for ...

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  9. PENNANT TENNIS.

    It is the intention of the Geelong Lawn Tennis Club to again send a team for the senior pennant for Victoria, which opens on June 10th. About five ...

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  10. THE CORONATION.

    It has been decided by the mayor, Ald. Philpott, to convene a meeting of all interested for 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon next, to consider the ...

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  11. LONDON VICTORIA MEMORIAL

    Although much of the scaffolding that has for so many months concealed the Queen Victoria Memorial from the public gaze is still in place the monument ...

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  12. MR. ASQUITH CANNOT SEE WHY DISSOLUTION IS NEEDLESS.

    In the course of his speech at Manchester last night. Mr. Asquith, the Prime Minister, referred incidentally to the result of the referenda taken ...

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  13. RAILWAY DRAINAGE.

    Through the inadequacy of the drain running along the railway line from the Kilgour-street crossing to Gheringhap-street to carry off the storm waters, ...

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  14. ENGLAND WANTS 100 AIRMEN

    Mr. Claude Grahame-White, who is in consultation with the Parliamentary Aerial Defence Committee, states:—"We ought to have 50 war aeroplanes ...

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  15. LUNATIC KILLS THREE.

    LONDON, May 7th.—A shocking tragedy occurred at the Belfast Asylum for the Insane yesterday. Gardening work was being done by several of the ...

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  16. WHAT VICTORIA WANTS.

    The report submitted at the annual meeting of the Chamber of Manufactures held in Melbourne yesterday referred with satisfaction to the prosperity ...

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  17. [?]BOURAGING WAY-BACK SETTLERS

    SYDNEY, Monday—Mr. Carmichael, the acting-Treasurer, states that alterations will be made in railway freights for [?] [?] and merchandise and ...

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  18. SACRED CONCERT.

    Last evening a sacred concert was held in the Newtown Methodist Church in further celebration of the anniversary in connection with which the ...

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  19. HOUNDSDITCH TRIALS.

    LONDON, May 7th.—The hearing of the charges of conspiracy against four persons, arising out of the Houndsditch murders, on December 17th, was ...

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  20. CROPS DAMAGED BY AEROPLANE.

    The damage done to a farmer's crops by the fall of an aeroplane forms the subject of an action commenced in one of the Paris courts. The luckless ...

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  21. STATE AND COMMONWEALTH.

    BRISBANE, Monday.—The Premier, Mr. Denham, has received a copy of Mr. Holman's Bill providing for the voluntary surrender of powers to the ...

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  22. FRENCH FLIGHTS ON GERMAN BORDER.

    It is reported that Baron von Scheon. German Ambassador, has had several conferences with M. Cruppi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, concerning the activity ...

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  23. MURDER IN A SHOP.

    Ministers of religion and women prominent in society were conspicuous among the packed throngs of spectators who witnessed the opening at Fort ...

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  24. COAL VEND'S GRIP.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—The hearing of the charges against the Northern Colliery Proprietors and others was continued before Mr. Justice Isaacs in the ...

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  25. IN A FEW LINES.

    One hundred and fifty members of the British Dairy Farmers' Association are on a visit to Holland. Canada continues to receive large ...

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  26. IS A RACECOURSE A COMMON GAMING HOUSE?

    PERTH, Monday.—In the City Court to-day, David Ward, who described himself as a horse trainer, charged A. Clydesdale, secretary of the Kensington ...

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  27. GEELONG WEST COURTS.

    A sitting of the Geelong West Police Court will take place to-day. The business sheet includes offences against the by-laws. In the Children's Court ...

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  28. N.E. RAILWAY STRIKE.

    LONDON, May 6th.—Two railway policemen at West Hartlepool were recently dismissed from the company's service owing to their refusal to cease ...

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  29. MAIDSERVANT'S HEROISM.

    LONDON, May 7th.—Lily Boltwood, a servant girl, 18 years of age, is being widely applauded for a remarkable display of heroism in connection with a ...

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  30. NOISING SYSTEM FOR SOUTH AFRICA.

    CAPETOWN, May 6th:—Viscountess Gladstone, wife of the Governor-General, is appealing through the Press and local authorities throughout South ...

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  31. DRYSDALE COURT.

    A sitting of the Drysdale Court was held yesterday before Messrs. Read Murphy, P.M., W. Calhoun and R. Willey, J's.P. Thomas Butcher ...

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  32. SEPTUAGENARIAN PAINTER.

    LONDON, May 7th.—The private purchase of pictures painted by Mr. Walter Greaves, a septuagenarian, and their subsequent exhibition in the ...

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  33. RFFERENDS BICKERINGS.

    At the monthly meeting of the council of the Victorian Employers' Federation, at 325 Collins-street, yesterday, Mr. R. C. Blackwood, president, addressing ...

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  34. CORONATION PLANS. CITY OF LONDON TO SPEND £25,000.

    LONDON, May 7th.—The military arrangements in connection with the Coronation are nearing completion. Forty-five thousand troops will be on ...

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  35. ANARCHIST PLOT IN PARIS.

    LONDON, May 6th.—French newspapers announce the discovery of an anarchist plot having for its object the dynamiting of the Ministry of the ...

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  36. "1915" THE CRITICAL YEAR.

    At a moment when the talk is of peace among the nations, Mr. John Foster Fraser strikes a very different note in an article entitled "1915," ...

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  37. KILTS IN DRESS PARADES.

    WELLINGTON, Monday.—Mr. Fowlds, Acting Minister of Defence, states that the question of kilts being worn on dress parades will not be ...

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  38. BAR DOOR OPEN.

    A fine of £5, with 5/- costs, was imposed against John Rowan, the licensee of the Grand Hotel, Portarlington, at the Drysdale police court yesterday. The ...

    Article : 51 words
  39. ARCHBISHOP AND "TRUTH."

    The action brought by the Archbishop of Melbourne (Dr. Lowther Clarke) against Mr. John Norton, proprietor of "Truth," for the recovery of £5000 for ...

    Article : 211 words
  40. FIGHTING AT FEZ.

    TANGIER, May 7th.—In connection with the siege of Fez, a furious onslaught was made yesterday by the rebels on the French column under ...

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  41. FACTORY ACT CASES.

    [?]our summonses have been issued, against a Geelong restaurant keeper for alleged infringement of the Factory Act regulations fixing the hours of his ...

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  42. SAILORS BROACH CARGO: 2 WEEKS.

    WELLINGTON, Monday.—At the police court to-day, two seamen of the steamer Rakaia were convicted of cargo broaching, and were sent to gaol for a ...

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  43. PRINCES INVESTITURE.

    Various details of the Prince of Wales' investiture at Carnarvon Castle on July 13th have been settled by the Investiture Committee over which Lord ...

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  44. THE "REVIEW OF REVIEWS."

    The "Review of Reviews" for May is just to hand. The character sketch is of Mr. Joseph Devlin. There are escedingly interesting articles on "The ...

    Article : 241 words
  45. GEELONG WEST FIRE BRIGADE.

    The members of the above brigade, under the charge of Captain. J. G. Smith, inspected the fire plugs of the borough last night, and found several ...

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  46. £20 FOR SMUGGLING.

    Nathan Opitz, lamp manufacturer, of Little Collins-street, was charged with having had in his possession certain smuggled goods. Louis Opitz, his ...

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  47. LETTER TO THE EDITOR.

    Sir,—I would like to ask through your columns, what time should these states open in the morning? I had occasion to come to town early this ...

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