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A NEW LIES BOAT.
It may be remembered by some of our readers that in January, 1862, Mr. W. K. Vail, then of, 62 Collins street, but now of Swanaton-street, exhibited to the public a ...
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
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TEE NEWS OF THE DAY.
The steamer Geelong loft the Bay yesterday at the usual hour of departure for the mail steamers, taking a large mail, a fair number of passengers, aud a valuable cargo, ...
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THE COLLING WOOD ELECTION.
Mr. I. G. Reeves addressed a meeting of the electors of Colling wood at the National Hall, King William-street, last night. Mr. Tucker, mayor of Fitzroy took the chair, and in doing so ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
Cherries and gooseberries are being sold in Geelong at the rate of one penny per pound. The river Barwon, at Wiachelsea, has been stocked with Tasmanian troat. ...
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INSOLVENT COURT.
General meetings were held and closed in the following estates :--Richard Covey, of Fitzroy, contractor. Keast Brothers, of Glenlyon, storekeepers (five debts proved), ...
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TUESDAY, 5TH DECEMBER.
In re Henry Fortune, of Ballarat, house decorator.--This was an examination, held at the request of Mr. Crellin, the trustee, to obtain certain information with regard to the ...
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THE ANGLO AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAPH.
There are several items of news to hand with reference to this undertaking, A letter received by Mr. J. Darwent from Messrs. J. Beet and Co., dated Batavia, 19th October, ...
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LAW LIST.--THIS DAY.
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THE REV. J. W. INGLIS IN REPLY
A numerously Attended meeting of the congregation of the Rev. Mr. Inglis was held this evening to consider the charges made by the Argus. After Borne preliminary remarks, ...
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WILLIAMSTOWN RACES.
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DISTRICT ROAD BOARDS.
NUNAWADING BOARD (30th Nov.).--Present : the chairman (Mr. W. Witt, M L A),Messrs. Keogh, Collier, Grant. Bennett, and Inglis. The engineer brought up the plans and specifications ...
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BOROUGH COUNCILS.
BRUNSWICK COUNCIL (29th November).--Present : the mayor, and Crs. Methvin, Jarvie, Fleming, Clarke, Harrison, Crellin, Breese, and Hutchinson. A statement was made, which was ...
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The case Tilt v. Hageman, for horsewhipping the agent of the Mansfield Independent, on account of an article in that paper, resulted in a fine being inflicted. ...
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THE VOLUNTEERS.
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ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES.
Two casualties were admitted to the hospital yesterday Charles Morris, aged thirty years, living in Collingwood, received injuries by falling off a scaffold in Queen-street ...
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NEW INSOLVENTS.
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CORPORATION NEGLECT.
SIR,--Some two months age an unfortunate man (a plasterer by trade), lost his life through falling down a cutting twenty feet deep in West Melbourne, loft unguarded by the city ...
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INQUESTS.
Mr. Candler held an inquest at Emeraldhill on Monday on the body of a boy named H. Gillmore, eight years of age. He had been running after some one and fell, ...
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AVOCA PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
SIR,--I beg leave to ask for space in your influential journal to slate certain facia connected with the recent agitation for shifting the post and telegraph office and savings bank at Avoca, from ...
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THE MEAT HAWKERS AND THE CITY COUNCIL.
SIR,---Knowing that your columns are ever open to vindicate the cause of the weak, and expose anything that is detrimental to the interests of the community at large, I venture to forward you ...
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THE POLICE COURTS.
CITY COURT (Monday).--Before Messrs. Sturt, P.M., and Curtain, J.P. Minor Offences.-- Thomas Bissett, for behaving in an intuiting manner in Flinders-street, was fined 5s. Laurence ...
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SUICIDE BY STRYCHNINE.
Yesterday noon a woman named Martha Jane Clarke committed suicide in a very determined manner at Williamstown by swallowing a quantity of strychnine. The ...
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