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  2. SHIPPING AND MARKETING OF WHEAT

    By the first train this morning Messrs. Lemmon. Carlisle, Langdon. Plain. M's.L.A., and Owen (secretary), who are sitting as a commission ...

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  3. PERSONAL.

    The death has occurred in London of Mr. Arthur Seddon, who formerly practised as a solicitor in Melbourne. Madame Lilian Osmond has been ...

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  4. HARBOR TRUST ACCOUNTS.

    In his annual report submitted to Parliament yesterday, the Auditor-General says:- Some features in connection with the ...

    Article : 323 words
  5. ITALY THREATENS SMYRNA.

    London, October 18th.—A Reuter message states that the Turkish fleet, which has sailed from the Bosphorus, is not proceeding to the Adriatic Sea ...

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  6. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) BATTLE BEGINS AT HANKAU.

    Peking, October 18th.—Further particulars of the fighting at Hankau, where, it was stated, 2000 Imperial troops, supported by a cruiser in the ...

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  7. MR FARRER'S CAMPAIGN.

    A meeting of the People's Party was held yesterday afternoon in the boardroom of the "Exchange" in furtherance of the candidature of Mr. J. F. Farrer, ...

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  8. STATE ELECTIONS FIXED.

    The Premier yesterday afternoon stated that the Government had decided to fix Thursday, November 23, for the holding of the general election ...

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  9. THE DUST NUISANCE.

    It has been a source of complaint from the City Council that the Railway Department has done nothing to suppress the dust nuisance arising from ...

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  10. MECHANICS' STAGE ALTERATIONS

    A special meeting of members of the Geelong Mechanics' Institute will be held on Friday evening, November 10th, at the classroom to consider the ...

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  11. THE TRAMWAY SCHEME.

    Arrangements are being made for the immediate despatch from Adelaide of the car bodies for the Geelong electric trams. Most of the undercarriages ...

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  12. THE FINAL RUSH.

    The second reading of the Coroner's Law Consolidation and Amendment Bill was called on. Sir A. Peacock: An appropriate time ...

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  13. NEW ZEALAND'S REVENUE.

    Wellington, Thursday.—The revenue of the Dominion for the half-year ended September 30th amounted to £4,747,336. as against £4,172,794 for ...

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  14. EMPIRE TO BE WIRELESS'D.

    London, October 19th.—Negotiations between Mr. Lewis Harcourt, Secretary of State for the Colonies, and the Marconi Company for encircling the Empire ...

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  15. CLOSER SETTLEMENT ARREARS.

    The number of lessees under the Closer. Settlement Act in arrears with their payments has, according to the report of the Auditor-General, ...

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  16. FIRE BRIGADE BAZAAR.

    As a result or the recent bazaar, the Belmont Fire Brigade will be able to purchase a new competition reel, which is expected to cost £30 or £40. It is ...

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  17. 210 IMMIGRANTS FOR QUEENSLAND

    Brisbane, Thursday.—One hundred and twenty immigrants are being brought, to Queensland by the R.M.S. Otway, which left London on ...

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  18. WELSH MINERS OUT AGAIN.

    London, October 19th.—In accordance with notice previously tendered 3000 miners at Bargoed, in Wales, have struck work, the men refusing to work ...

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  19. WATER TRUST ARREARS.

    The Auditor-General advises that provision should be made for striking such a rate as would be sufficient to make a satisfactory payment of the ...

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  20. GEELONG HIGH SCHOOL.

    An Education Act 1910 regulation has been passed changing the name of all continuation and agricultural schools in existence when the Act came ...

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  21. REBELS CAPTURE NANKING.

    Pekin, October 13th.—-A telegram from Shanghai states that the rebels have captured Nanking, the captial of the province of Kiangsu. The ...

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  22. RUGBY FOOTBALL TEST.

    London, October 18th.—In favorable [?] conditions the Australasian Rugby League team fulfilled one of the important engagements of their tour ...

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  23. CRICKET SEASON.

    The want of a second practice wicket is urgently felt at present at the oval. Not only will one wicket not stand the strain of continual practice, so that ...

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  24. OPENING OF ASHBY SCHOOL.

    Invitations are to be extended to 50 representatives of the borough and city to a banquet to be held on Wednesday evening, November 1st, to celebrate the ...

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  25. THE SCOTT-GUY DIVORCE TRAP

    The divorce suit in which Robert Scott, farmer, of Cape Clear, sought dissolution of his marriage with Florence Maud Scott, on the ground of ...

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  26. CANADA'S RAPID GROWTH.

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  27. RELEASING LITHGOW RIOTERS.

    Sydney, Thursday.—In the Assembly Dr. Arthur asked the Premier what the Government intended to do with the three men committed to various ...

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  28. NO LIABILITY FOR STORMS.

    Three claims were last month sent to the Newtown and Chilwell Council by residents who stated that their properties had been damaged by water ...

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  29. A GEELONG AUTHORESS.

    Those who have seen "The Dream Girl," the story written by a young Geelong lady, Miss Gertrude Hart, and (as mentioned in yesterday's issue) ...

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  30. MR TAFT'S ESCAPE.

    San Francisco, October 18th.—The dastardly attempt to wreck a train on which President Taft was a passenger has been investigated by the police at ...

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  31. IN A FEW LINES.

    London, October 19th.—The Budget Committee has been informed that the disaster to the battleship Liberte was due to spontaneous combustion of ...

    Article : 58 words
  32. SOUTH-ST. COMPETITIONS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 182 words
  33. ANNUAL LICENSING COURTS.

    The annual Licensing Court in Geelong for the issue of auctioneers' licenses has been fixed for November 28th. The date of the licensing court ...

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  34. WIDOW'S SUPPORT.

    An application was recently made in chambers on behalf of Mrs. Geo. Gardiner for provision for maintenance from the estate of her late husband. ...

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  35. LIMITATION OF NAVIES—A CONTRADICTION.

    Berlin, October 19th.—"Koelnische Zeitung" publishes an inspired statement contradicting the report published by the "Daily Chronicle" to the ...

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  36. POLICE COURT.

    Messrs. F. A. Sargeant, W. Moodie and J. Madden, J's.P., disposed of the business at the Police Court yesterday. In a debt case an order was made for ...

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  37. GEELONG ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY.

    Ald. Williams, Mayor-elect of Geelong has accepted the position of president of the Geelong Orchestral Society. It is proposed by the orchestra ...

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  38. AMERICA'S RED SPOT.

    Omaha, October 18th.—Judge de Oourcy, of Massachusetts, speaking before the members of the Prison Reform Association of America, ...

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  39. TOWN MUST GUARD PROPERTY AGAINST STRIKERS

    London, October 18th.—The arbitrator in the dispute between Messrs. Houlder Bros., and the Newport Corporation, arising out of a strike of dock ...

    Article : 65 words
  40. CHRIST CHURCH BADMINTON CLUB.

    Its private playing ground in Bourkecrescent, East Geelong, having been sold for building purposes, the original Christ Church Badminton Club has ...

    Article : 77 words
  41. AUSTRALIAN MEAT IN FRANCE.

    Sir George Reid, High Commissioner for Australia, has left for Paris. He will interview M. Pamms, the French Minister for Agriculture, on the ...

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  42. A SEA JUMP AT QUEENSCLIFF.

    A sensational incident happened yesterday in the South Channel near No. 4 buoy. Mr. W. Watson, in his motor boat, was fishing for schnapper when ...

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  43. FRENCH MINE EXPLOSION--26 KILLED

    Paris, October 19th.—An explosion of fire damp in a colliery at St. Etienne was attended by serious loss of life. Twenty-six men working below at the ...

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  44. SNAKES.

    A cow belonging to a resident of Connewarre was a couple of days ago bitten by a snake, and died. A snake was killed in a house at Fyansford. ...

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  45. ENGLISH SMALL HOLDERS.

    Lord Carrington, President of the Board of Agriculture, presided to-day at the National Congress on Rural Development. In the course of a speech ...

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  46. BEBEL'S PESSIMISM.

    Speaking at the German Socialist Congress at Jena, which passed a resolution strongly condemning the attempt to involve three civilised nations in ...

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  48. SOCIAL AT EAST GEELONG.

    As a means of celebrating the winning of the junior premiership during the season just closed, the East Geelong Club is holding a social and dance ...

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  49. COAL BY EXPRESS FOR THE FLEET.

    The transport of coal for the Navy from Cardiff to the north-east coast has been a success. The Admiralty is well satisfied with this experiment in swift ...

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  50. DISTRICT POLICE COURTS.

    During the quarter ended September 30th, two complaints alleging cattle stealing were heard at the Camperdown Court; other business included ...

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  51. N.Z. SHIPPING DISPUTE UNSETTLED

    Wellington, Thursday.—The conference between the Merchant Service Guild, the Union Steamship Co. and large shippers has not resulted in a ...

    Article : 36 words
  52. LONDON KANGAROO HUNT.

    A kangaroo from the "Wild Australia" Show made its escape from a cart while getting moved from one part of the city to another. Half-a-dozen ...

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  54. AN ALL-NIGHT SITTING.

    The Attorney-General intimated in answer to Mr. Aikman, that Dr. O'Hara received £1984/6/- for his work done in safeguarding the interests of ...

    Article : 368 words
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