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  2. JOHNSTONE PARK CONCERTS.

    A meeting of representatives of the Town Council and the Progress Association will be held this evening to make arrangements for the municipal hand ...

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  3. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) BRITISH SLOOP CLIO SAFE.

    The anxiety that was felt regarding the safety of the British sloop Clio, 1070 tons, attached to the China station, has now been allayed. The Clio was nearly ...

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  4. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) WILCANNIA ARRIVES AT DURBAN.

    Lund's Blue Anchor liner Wilcannia arrived in Durban from Australia yesterday. Those on board report that they saw no trace of the Waratah, ...

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  5. MELBOURNE.

    Have housewives ample opportunity to obtain their bread supplies under the existing early closing system? That was the question which came to-day before ...

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  6. DR COOK IN NEW YORK. CHEERED BY FIVE MILES OF PEOPLE.

    Dr. Cook, Arctic explorer, arrived in New York yesterday, and 2000 members of the Arctic Club and other public bodies went out in excursion vessels to ...

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  7. THE STATE BUDGET.

    Mr. W. A. Watt, State Treasurer, delivered his Budget speech in the Legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon in the presence of a good attendance of ...

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  8. DIPHTHERIA.

    Last week's full in the entry of diphtheria patients to the infectious wards has, unfortunately, not been maintained. Yesterday two patients of tender ...

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  9. INTERNATIONAL PRESS CONFERENCE

    The Rt. Hon. Sydney Buxton, Post-master-General, opened the proceedings to-day at the International Press Conference, at which 20 countries are ...

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  10. PEARY ON HIS WAY.

    Commander Peary arrived at Sydney, Nova Scotia, yesterday, and was accorded an enthusiastic reception. ...

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  11. MARATHON RACE.

    At the Marathon race to be held in Melbourne on Saturday week, Geelong will be represented by Mr. A. A. Connor, of the Presbyterian Guild Harrlers. ...

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  12. NEW BRITISH DESTROYER.

    The recently completed British ocean torpedo boat destroyer. Swift, 1825 tons, has accomplished most satisfactory, trials. Her speed has been found to be ...

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  13. LORD KITCHENER'S TOUR.

    Lord Kitchener inspected the fortifications and strategical points at Singapore, and afterwards sailed for China. ...

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  14. METHODIST MISSIONARY WORK

    At a meeting presided over by the Rev. W. Williams, president of the General Methodist Conference, the following office-bearers were appointed in ...

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  15. GAME OF POLITICAL BARGAINS.

    Addressing the Catholic Truth Society Yesterday, the Most Rev. Francis Bourne. Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, warned the Irish League ...

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  16. THE DEFENCE BILL. THE EMPLOYERS' VIEW.

    Mr. Thomas Hogg, president of the Melbourne Chamber of Manufactures:—"e are asked to make sacrifices for the defence of the country; and the ...

    Article : 196 words
  17. DEPARTMENTAL SCALE OF WAGES.

    Sir John Quick, the Postmaster-General, to-day decided that the scale of wages to be paid to men employed by the department or by contractors in ...

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  18. SPANIARDS CAPTURE 1000 MOORS.

    General Marina, the Spanish commander in Northern Morocco, as the result of the general advance started this week, has cleared the country to the ...

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  19. OLD COLONISTS' GUILD.

    Circulars bearing on the Old Colonists and Natives' Guild of Victoria recently formed in Melbourne have been forwarded by Mr. W. G. Madden, of ...

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  20. LUARD MYSTERY—A POLICE MUDDLE

    The suspect arrested on Sunday at Maidstone in connection with the mysterious murder of Mrs. Luard, the wife of Major-General C. E. Luard, near ...

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  21. DAMAGED ROADS.

    During the recent floods a heavy deposit of silt was washed on to the roads at Breakwater near the woollen mills. In that vicinity several wool scouring ...

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  22. FIRE AT A RICHMOND TANNERY.

    Early this evening a fire broke out in a three-story tannery conducted by Cansick and Murphy, Pride-street, Richmond. The rear portion of the ...

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  23. IMPERIAL POLITICS.

    Mr. Balfour will speak on the Budget at Bingley Hall, Birmingham, to-night. His speech is eagerly awaited. All the newspapers give details of the ...

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  24. "FOOT THE BILL WITHOUT MURMURING."

    Mr. A. A. Peverill, chief president of the A.N.A.:—"I hope that the bill, with such modifications as may be deemed essential, ...

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  25. POTATO EXPORTS.

    The hostile attitude of the New South Wales Government to the importation of Victorian potatoes, even if clean and from a healthy district free from Irish ...

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  26. ABDUL HAMID'S FORTUNE.

    It is announced that Abdul Hamid, the deposed Sultan of Turkey, has given a second grant of £1,000,000 out of his private fortune to the Ministry of War ...

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  27. BOOTMAKERS' WAGES DISPUTE.

    The Arbitration Court is providing Mr. Justice Higgins with plenty of employment. He was engaged to-day with the case of the bootmakers. The ...

    Article : 127 words
  28. GEELONG OFFICERS' OPINIONS.

    Captain C. N. Morrison, of the Geelong Collier, states that the bill will make very little difference so far as the strength of the College cadets is ...

    Article : 391 words
  29. SUFFRAGETTES' TACTICS.

    The Rt. Hon. Walter Long, P.C., Conservative M.P. for South Dublin, and formerly Chief Secretary for Ireland, in the course of a speech at ...

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  30. FIND IN AN OUTHOUSE.

    while working at the Town Hall on Tuesday night one of the contractors found in an outhouse a silver watch, gold albert chain and a gold sovereign ...

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  31. BRITISH TRADE BOARDS BILL.

    The Trade Boards Hill has passed its third reading in the House of Lords. ...

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  32. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. FIREWOOD DEALERS AND THEIR TRICKS.

    Sir.—Could you kindly inform me and the general public what remedy, if any, have we against those unscrupulous wood men, who, under the pretence of ...

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  33. POLICE COURT.

    Before Messrs. Read Murphy, P.M., W. R. Anderson, G. M. Hitchcock and J. E. Cutts, J's.P., at the police court yesterday, an old offender named Alice ...

    Article : 145 words
  34. SAVING DAYLIGHT PROPOSAL.

    Mr. T. Tait, the Chief Railway Commissioner, thinks well of the proposal for saving daylight, so he to-day informed the select committee of the State ...

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  35. POET BURIED AT SEA.

    In accordance with a wish the deceased had expressed, the body of Mr. John Davidson, the well-known poet, has been buried at sea in the presence ...

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  36. NEXT SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL FINAL.

    Sir,—A rumor has been freely circulated that the Barwon Club is not to receive fair play in the final match next Saturday. Would it not he advisable ...

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  37. GEELONG WEST REVISION COURT.

    A Revision Court was held at the Geelong West Police Court yesterday before Mr. Read Murphy, P.M. The rolls of the Barrabool, Lara and Newtown ...

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  38. PERSONAL.

    Major Strong, the officer commanding No. 1 Company of the A.G.A., left Geelong yesterday, accompanied by his wife, for a three weeks' holiday in ...

    Article : 352 words
  39. GEELONG WEST POLICE COURT.

    At the Geelong West Police Court yesterday, fines were inflicted in a number of truancy cases. Two parents were fined 10/- on each of four charges. One ...

    Article : 242 words
  40. MILL HANDS AND THE SHOPS.

    Sir,—In your issue of to-day "Mill Operative" charges me with taking a "very narrow view of the question" because I asked for the names of those ...

    Article : 378 words
  41. ORGAN-GRINDER AND PEERAGE CLAIMANT.

    The death has occurred of William Turnour, the organ-grinder, who claimed the Poulett peerage. Turnour died in the Holborn workhouse. ...

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  42. FRIENDLY AND DEBATING SOCIETIES GEELONG FIELD NATURALISTS' CLUB.

    The fortnightly meeting of this club was hold at Gordon College on Monday evening. Mr. W. Kyle, one of the vice-presidents, occupied the chair, there ...

    Article : 281 words
  43. COMMERCE DELEGATES.

    A party of Chambers of Commerce, delegates spent portion of the clay witnessins shearing operations at Ghoolendaadi Station shed. Mr. Whitley, of ...

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  44. CASUALTIES AND FATALITIES GEELONG HOSPITAL CASES.

    John Dawson, 25, an injury to the foot caused whilst engaged at work at the Oriental Timber Company's works. Oscar Pope, 27. an injury to the eye, ...

    Article : 66 words
  45. SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.

    The Prime Minister, in the House of Representatives, yesterday, said that some time ago Mr. Sinclair (Queensland) had stated that a number of iron crosses ...

    Article : 149 words
  46. MOTOR CYCLE ACCIDENT.

    Harry Ado[?]s, a well-known Ballarat business man, met with a serious accident when motor cycling on Wednesday morning. He was found lying, on ...

    Article : 80 words
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  48. THE SYNODAL ACCOUNTS.

    We are informed that the analysis of the Diocesan accounts published by Mr F. E. Dixon is being carefully investigated by the registrar, and that full ...

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  49. ST. ANDREW'S LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY.

    The fortnightly meeting was held on Monday evening. The president, the Rev. R. M. Fergus, occupied the chair. The syllabus item was "Editor's Box." ...

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