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BALLARAT VOLUNTEER RACES.
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THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S AUTUMN SHOW.
The autumn exhibition of the National Agricultural Society of Victoria was opened yesterday, at the Exhibition building, Latrobe-street, which has been lent by ...
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Colonel Andrew Clarke, Royal Engineers, has been gazetted a K.C.B. ...
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STOCKYARD CREEK.
In my last communication I mentioned that a hint had been given of a new rush in the direction of Stringer's Crock being likely to come off. On the Wednesday following ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
Wood's Point is now absolutely without a solicitor. Mr. Alfred Butler, who has been living there for the last six years, left the district last week. ...
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THEATRE ROYAL.
Mr. Fairclough took his benefit Last evening at the Theatre Royal, when what is ordinarily designated "a monster programme" was presented. It included Lord ...
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COMMERCIAL.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Those members of the ring who had not gone to Sydney yesterday deserted town for Bangaree, and the consequence was that little or no betting was done in connection with the Randwick ...
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MELBOURNE ANNUAL REGATTA.
The Melbourne annual regatta will be commenced to-day on the Upper Yarra, and continued to-morrow. The entries this year are more numerous than ever, the total of £74 having been ...
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THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE.
The annual boat race between the crews of Oxford and Cambridge Universities took place over the usual course on the Thames on Saturday, 29th March, and ...
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ALLEGED BREACHES OF THE LICENSING ACT.
A case came before Mr. Wyatt, at the District Court, yesterday, which deserves more than passing notice. Mr. Evans, revenue inspector, proceeded against John Bennett ...
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TOWN COUNCIL.
RICHMOND COUNCIL (3rd April).--A letter from the department of Public Works stated that a contractor employed by the council had cut down willow branches and let them fall into the Yarra. ...
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LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL.
The Liverpool Grand National was won by Disturbance, with Rhysworth second, and Columbine third. Arrived: Rajpoot and Colonial Empire ...
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BOROUGH COUNCILS.
WILLIAMSTOWN COUNCIL (1st April).--A letter was read from Mr. Dowman, suggesting the making of a culvert, instead of an open drain across the Strand-road, to carry off the ...
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FRANCE.
There was a most excited debate in the National Assembly on Prince Napoleon's petition against his expulsion from France. M. Dufaure, the Minister of Justice, refused ...
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THE INSURRECTION IN SPAIN.
The Spanish Provincial authorities oppose the levy en masse, as the people are under arms ready. The Carlists have routed the Government ...
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MINING MEETING.
New Chum Extended Tribute Q. M. Company, working Anderson's Lease, Sandhurst.--The general meeting of shareholders in the above company was held at 49 Collins-street west, on ...
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ENGLISH NONCONFORMISTS AND IRISH EDUCATION.
The London correspondent of the Leeds Mercury writes:--The Nonconformists, both of the metropolis and of the country, have held a crowded meeting at Westminster, for ...
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SHIRE COUNCILS.
BOROONDARA COUNCIL (1st April).--In reply to an application from the Oakleigh Shire Council it was resolved to contribute a sum not exceeding £10 as one-third of the cost of purchasing ...
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FINED FOR BEING ROBBED.
The Birmingham Post says that a man named Jackson has acquired at Sheffield unpleasant experience of the new Licensing Act. While in a half--drunken condition ...
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SUICIDE AT WARRNAMBOOL.
The Warrnambool Examiner contains an account of an inquest on the body of Archibald Brown, who was found hanging from a tree on the reserve on the 28th of March ...
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Advertising
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FOOTBALL.
A meeting of the newly-formed St. Kilda Football Club took place on Wednesday evening at Young's Hotel, St. Kilda. The hon. J. J. Casey, M.L.A., was in the chair, and was elected ...
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NEW INSOLVENTS.
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Two crocodiles' nests, containing no less than 100 eggs, many of them nearly hatched, have been discovered and destroyed near Bowen. ...
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