The public works committee of the City Council at yesterday's Hireling submitted a report recommending the adoption of the report of the conference on water supply ...
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Article : 354 wordsWhen the boot trade dispute, came on for hearing before the High Court to-day. Mr. Duffy, K.G., who appeared for the Conciliation and Arbitration Court, said ...
Article : 734 wordsEarly morning was cold in the city, with a temperature of 35.1, and on the grass 31.5, at the Weather Bureau. As the day advanced temperature became comparatively mild, but the sky ...
Article : 243 wordsThe Melbourne university students drew a full house to the Princess's Theatre last night, the literary and scholastic side of the city's life being strongly represented ...
Article : 821 wordsAt the city court to-day, Louey Ben, a Chinese laundryman, carrying on business in High- street was proceeded against at the instance of Inspector Rove, for a breach of the Shops and ...
Article : 55 wordsAt the meeting of the executive of the Political Labor League, the following selections for the State elections by local branches of the 'league were reported and ...
Article : 69 wordsJewellery and money to the value of £180 were secured by a burglar from the dwelling of Mr. Claude Hall, manufacturing chemist, of Kooyong-road, East. St. Kilda, ...
Article : 192 wordsBower's a Tattersall's Club.--Games played last night :-olga (ree.120)bent H. Dickson)rec.130), by 42; H. Joseph (rec. 100) beat S. Hilton (rec. 110), by 31. Games for to-night:-, ...
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Article : 95 wordsThe delegates from the South Melbourne city council, Crs. Strangward and Baragwanath, who were appointed in conjunction with Alderman Brenin and Cr. Cabena ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 226 wordsThe executive of the Victorian Cricket Association met representatives of the sub-district clubs in conferencc, at. Young and Jackson's Hotel last night to discuss the points of issue ...
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Article : 187 wordsOn 20th inst. the shop of Mathew Sigwart, watch maker and jeweller, of 375 Elizabeth-street, city, was broken into, and £45 worth of watches, rings and other ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 394 wordsThe announcement that the Cabinet had discussed the matter of introducing the bill to amalgamate the town of Geelong and boroughs of Geelong West and ...
Article : 220 wordsAt a meeting of the Anti-Swearing League yesterday, the secretary, Mr. S. 'Manger, said that about 20 men employed as watchmen had assembled at the league's ...
Article : 304 wordsGreat uneasiness is felt by local business people at the unsettled state of affairs in connection with the State mine and the township generally. Owing to the large ...
Article : 455 wordsDetectives Murray and Hawkins yesterday arrested Mark Davis, nineteen, on a charge of having stolen on Friday last seven pieces of tweed, valued at £10, ...
Article : 174 wordsAs a sequel to a disturbance that stirred Bourke- street last Saturday night, two young men were separately charged at the City Court yesterday with having behaved in a riotous manner. ...
Article : 244 wordsThe injuries caused to the little girl Birmingham through her clothes catching fire, as reported in "The Age" of Saturday, resulted fatally. ...
Article : 31 wordsThe Prince of Wales birthday was observed as a holiday by the Government office, banks and stock exchange. Owing to the short notice the day was not ...
Article : 45 wordsAn elderly man named Philip Hauser fractured his leg on Saturday evening. He had been weighing himself on the scales at a local store, and when stepping ...
Article : 59 wordsIrving Carlisle and Edward Tracey, the two boys who on Saturday night made their escape from the Gordon Institute, where they had been detained on a ...
Article : 71 wordsThe celebration of the Prince of Wales birthday caused much confusion. No official notice that it was to be observed as a public holiday reached here and all ...
Article : 84 wordsJohn Taylor, who was resened in an exhausted condition from a burning house at Gunbower, died in the hospital as the result of shock. ...
Article : 31 wordsAt the annual conference of the South 'Australian Public School Teachers' Union to-day, Mr. W. Bennett, president of the Teachers' Conference, referred to the cadet ...
Article : 229 wordsAt South Melbourne yesterday, William Hocking, of [?] Abbotsford, was charged with having permitted cruelty to a horse. At 19 a.m. on 13th inst. Constable Hudson intercepted ...
Article : 141 wordsThis morning John Sexton, a well known farmer, 41 years of age, who lived with his parents at South Elmore, shot 'himself with a revolver. He had been suffering ...
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Article : 73 wordsDavid Hall, 17 years of age, was before the Malvern court yesterday, charged with having willfully damaged the property of Mr. Henry Walter fruiterer, of Wattle Tree-road. Defenlont ...
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Article : 675 wordsYesterday evening while Mr.and Mrs. M Jordan accompanied by their two children, were driving from Garden to their home at Wallace, they met with a serious ...
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The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Tue 28 Jun 1910, Page 8
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