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  2. DOCKING OF THE ORMUZ.

    PROPOSAL TO BUILD A NEW DOCK. The boats and trains arriving at Williamstown after midday on Saturday brought numbers of people anxious to witness the ...

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  3. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The Government announces that Treasury bills to the amount of £500,000 are to be issued. The bills will have a currency of five years, and will bear interest ...

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  4. INTER-STATE CRICKET.

    The sixty-fifth cricket match between Victoria and New South Wales commenced on the Melbourne cricket ground on Monday under favorable conditions, the light being ...

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  5. THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

    Christmas comes but once a year, and anybody who had lost his reckoning with time and dropped into Melbourne on any day during a week past would have been ...

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  6. THE COMMONWEALTH

    It is announced that Lord Wenlock, G.C.S.I., Hon. Colonel 5th Brigade North Division-Royal Artillery, formerly Governor of Madras, will occupy the post of chief of ...

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  7. COUNTRY NEWS.

    Mr. Chas. Eyres, conductor of the Lydiard-street Wesleyan choir, has been presented by the choir with a massive tea and coffee service, snitably inscribed as a slight ...

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  8. THE PREMIERS' CONFERENCE.

    There can be no doubt whatever that the attitude taken up by the Premiers of Victoria and South Australia at the Sydney conference on Saturday led to Sir William ...

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  9. CONCERT AT THE EXHIBITION BUILDING.

    One of the recognised events for Christmas night is a concert in the Exhibition Building. As great care is exercised in obtaining the assistance of leading artists, ...

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  10. TWO CHILDREN DROWNED.

    A sad drowning accident has happened at Blackman's Point, near Port Macquarie. Robert and Edith Manning, aged 10 and 12 respectively, son and daughter of Mrs. ...

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  11. SYDNEY CELEBRATIONS.

    On Monday morning Lieutenant-Colonel Williams, O.C., 3rd (Ballarat) Militia Regiment, took over command of the contingent for Sydney. By 9 p.m. some 600 men were ...

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  12. YOUNG WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.

    A young woman, Theresa Lane, employed as domestic servant by Mrs. Geo. Crossing, at Mudgee, was burnt to death yesterday. She had thrown down a lighted match ...

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  13. MR. DEAKIN SENT FOR.

    Mr. Deakin yesterday received a telegram from Mr. Barton requesting him to join his Ministry, and to proceed at once to Sydney, in order that Mr. Barton should have the ...

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  14. BENDIGO.

    A serious shooting accident occurred at the Jubilee Park Hotel, Strathfieldsaye on Monday evening. The son of the licensee, Patrick W. Dillon, a lad about ten years of ...

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  15. OPEN AIR CONCERTS.

    On Christmas eve there was an open air concert on the Melbourne cricket ground, which was attended by some 2000 people. The weather was delightful and the ...

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  16. CHRISTMAS AT THE BENEVOLENT ASYLUM.

    Christmas was joyously celebrated by the old folks at the Benevolent Asylum. It seemed a fitting circumstance that the close of the most enlightened century of human. ...

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  17. CATTLE KILLED BY A TRAIN

    The 3 p.m. up train on Monday ran into a number of young cattle, killing 10 and severely injuring 3 others, at the 34 gate, now a cattle pit crossing between ...

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  18. THE EXPORT TRADE.

    Sir,--In your issue of 19th inst. appears a letter signed by Mr. J. W. Taverner, commenting upon the cold storage accommodation provided by the Government for ...

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  19. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    From all parts of the colony which are blessed with a fair rainfall comes news of a harvest such as South Australia has not known for a decade or more. The Minister ...

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  20. GRUBS IN THE SOUTH-EAST.

    The grub pest is likely to prove very serious in the south-east this season. Several farmers in the Mount Gambier district report that considerable damage has already ...

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  21. A TORN SCALP.

    The girl, Alice Rowbottom, whose scalp was torn off on Friday last, is in a precarious condition. On Sunday Drs. Eakins, Kelly and Smith examined her. It was ...

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  22. BOXING DAY EXCURSIONS.

    Encouraged by the prospect of heavy traffic, the Railway department has arranged a special service of holiday specials for to-day. On the Fern Tree Gully line trains ...

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  23. A DESTRUCTIVE EXPLOSION.

    A powder factory belonging to Mr. Higgins, of Yongala, and situated some distance at the rear of his store, was blown up by a terrific explosion on Monday ...

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  24. A SUSPICIOUS FIRE.

    Concerning the outbreak of fire at Conway's farm, Boosey, the police are now in possession of three anonymous letters warning the purchaser of this farm, which was a ...

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  25. MR. HOLDER'S STATEMENT.

    It is stated on good authority here that probably the new Cabinet will be chosen as follows:-- Mr. Barton and Sir William Lyne, for ...

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  26. OBSERVANCE IN THE COUNTRY.

    The Christmas holidays in Ballarat and district have been attended by remarkably fine weather, and the city and town were thronged with visitors. The Exhibition was ...

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  27. POOR PEOPLE'S DINNER.

    Amidst all the Christian rejoicing, a class not so fortunate as the generality was not forgotten. The usual Christmas dinner for the poor women and children of Melbourne ...

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  28. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

    An old man named Henry Holden, aged 65, a travelling tinker, after attempting to assault a little girl aged about 9, at Moors, made a desperate attempt to take his own ...

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  29. THE FEDERAL CAPITAL SITE.

    Considerable discussion has taken place here regarding the fixing of a site for the federal capital, and the necessity of arriving at an early decision has been referred ...

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  30. MELBOURNE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.--THE MESSIAH.

    Subscribers to the above society, who have hitherto had The Messiah served out to them with monotonous regularity every Christmas night as part their "quid pro ...

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  31. SIR WM. LYNE HESITATING.

    Sir William Lyne, when seen to-night in regard to his conference with Mr. Barton this morning, said he could say nothing as to the part he would play in connection ...

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  32. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The new rolls for the Legislative Council will contain 17,420 names, a large increase on the old rolls. Miners at Collie are astounded at the ...

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  33. HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS.

    A sad case of drowning occurred in the Yarra River, at Studley Park, yesterday, the victim being a youth named William Main, aged 18, employed an a messenger in "The Age" office. Main, who ...

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  34. SIR JOHN FORREST AT ADELAIDE.

    A number of invited guests of the Commonwealth celebrations committee from Western Australia were on board the R.M.S. Rome, which reached Largs' Bay on ...

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  35. WOOD SPLITTER BURNED TO DEATH

    The charred remains of a man named Mathieson, locally known as "Russian Mat," were found at Bullengarook to-day. The man, who was a splitter, brought home ...

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  36. GOVERNOR-GENERALS SALARY

    Mr. Holder states that the South Australian Government has received no communication from the home authorities with reference to increase in the ...

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  37. LADY HOPETOUN.

    Lady Hopetoun arrived in Melbourne yesterday afternoon by the special mail express, attended by Surgeon-Major Philson, who accompanied Lady Hopetoun from ...

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  38. THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TEAM.

    E. H. Leak will be unable to play for South Australia in the return cricket matches against Victoria and New South Wales, and R. T. Bailey will take his place. ...

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  39. SYDNEY PRESS OPINIONS.

    The "Sydney Morning Herald" to-day says:--"The situation was a somewhat peculiar one, and now that he has escaped from it. Sir William is entitled to no ...

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  40. EAST LODDON CLOSED ROADS CASE.

    It would seem that there is further trouble and worry ahead for the East Loddon shire council in connection with the now notorious closed roads case, Cheyne v. ...

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  41. THE TRAINS FOR THE GUESTS

    The Railway department is anxious that the guests of the New South Wales Government, for whom special trains to Sydney have been arranged, will not forget that the ...

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  42. THE WEATHER.

    It was no doubt the remarkably cool weather characteristic of the present Victorian summer up to now that caused people to complain yesterday that the heat ...

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  43. MR. W. G. BARKER.

    Sir,--The paragraph in your issue of 18th inst. with reference to an operation on Mr. W. G. Barker will have been read, I am sure, with great regret by many. As he was ...

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  44. DROWNED AT A SPORTS GATHERING.

    The Golden-square Fire Brigade sports at Cherry Tree were brought to ah abrupt termination about 6 p.m. on Tuesday, through the death by drowning of a young man. Thos. Sayer, ...

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  45. THE COLONIAL CONTINGENTS

    The South and Western Australian Contingents to the number of 250 arrived this afternoon by special train from Melbourne, and were welcomed by local officers and ...

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  47. NEW INSOLVENTS.

    John White, dairyman, of Illowa. Causes of insolvency: Sickness in family, losses of cattle and pressure of creditors. Liabilities, £251 63; assets, nil. Filed at Warrnambool. ...

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  48. A YOUNG SPORTSMAN DROWNED.

    A sad drowning fatality occurred last evening at Oliver's Springs, Lake Corangamite, the victim being Percy Fairbridge, 21 years of age, son of Mr. G. Fairbridge, of Station-street, Box Hill. He was ...

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  49. BAY EXCURSIONS.

    The paddle steamer Ozone will run to Schnapper Point, Dromana and Sorrento to-day, to-morrow and on Friday and Saturday next, starting from the Port Melbourne railway pier at 10.30 a.m. each ...

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  50. CHRISTMAS APPEALS.

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  51. "SWINGING" BOAT ACCIDENT.

    Charles Beresford, a single man, aged 25, employed by Mr. W. Baxter, proprietor of merry go rounds and swinging boats, was badly injured in an accident at the St. Kilda beach yesterday ...

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  52. PROPOSED KOONDROOK BRIDGE.

    Mr. M'Coll, M.L.A., has been notined by the Public Works department, in reply to inquiries, that a sketch design of the proposed bridge across the Murray, between ...

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