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  2. FLEET AT SYDNEY.

    The last great open air display in honor of the fleet was perhaps the most attractive. It was provided, by 9000 highly trained school children at the Sydney cricket ...

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  3. VICTORIA'S WELCOME.

    The Premier yesterday sent the following telegram to Rear-Admiral Sperry, American flagship Connecticut, Sydney:— On the eve of your ...

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  4. FLEET'S VISIT TO JAPAN.

    Several semi-official journals at Tokio, in commenting on the fact that the American battleship fleet will shortly visit Yokohama, in response to the invitation of the ...

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  5. OTHER SOUTH AUSTRALIAN VISITORS.

    The exodus to Melbourne in connection with the Fleet week celebrations commenced this afternoon. A large number of passengers left by the express, among ...

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  6. ARRIVAL OF COMMANDER COLE.

    Lieutenant-Commander Cole, of the United States navy, who has come as an advance agent to arrange for the work of patrols from the fleet, arrived in Melbourne ...

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  7. THE ISSUE OF INVITATION CARDS.

    The staff engaged under Mr. T. Woolard, secretary of the southern committee, in despatching tickets to the Commonwealth guests, have had an arduous task, and have ...

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  8. SERVICE AT ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL.

    Owing to the difficulty experienced in fixing the hour for the mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral for the Catholic men of the fleet on Sunday next, Dean Phelan, ...

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  9. COALING THE FLEET.

    While the battleships are in Port Phillip Bay they will take on board 9000 tons of coal. The contractors, Messrs. M'Ilwraith, M'Eacharn and Co., will take the coal out to the ...

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  10. DISTRIBUTION OF SAILORS.

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  11. CLASHING OF ENGAGEMENTS OBVIATED.

    Tuesday will be a busy day for Admiral Sperry, whose engagements include the show luncheon, the State school children's demonstration and an "At Home" on ...

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  12. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENTARY PARTY.

    Mr. R. W. V. M'Call; secretary of the State Cabinet committee, has received the following telegram from Mr. L. H. Sholi, the Under Secretary, Adelaide reading:— ...

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  13. FAREWELL TO SYDNEY.

    Admiral Sperry this evening issued the following farewell message to Sydney:--On behalf of the officers and men of the Atlantic fleet, I desire to express ...

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  14. ROWING CONTESTS.

    The much discussed match between the crew of the U.S.S. Louisiana and the Sydney fire brigade for £100 did not take place. There was some conversation, but ...

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  15. AMERICAN NAVAL UNIFORM.

    A knowledge of the stripes which a naval officer wears on his coat sleeve enables his rank to be easily determined. An admiral has three stripes in gold; the upper ...

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  16. THE LABOR PARTY.

    It now transpires that the Political Labor Council did not receive any official invitation to send representative's to any of the functions to be held in connection with ...

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  17. A BIBLE CLASS INVITATION.

    The Bible class of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Carlton, has invited 200 officers and men to spend Sunday afternoon and evening with its members. At ...

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  18. FEDERAL MEMBERS AND STATE MEMBERS.

    The Premier has received a telegram from the Premier of New South Wales asking if it is true, as reported in the press, that the Victorian State Ministers and ...

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  19. BALLARAT NAVAL CADETS.

    The Ballarat naval cadets, who are marching to Melbourne, left Ballan at 2.15 p.m., and arrived at Myrniong at 4.30 p.m. They pitched their tents, and cooked a ...

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  20. PRIVATE HOSPITALITY.

    The announcement made yesterday that replies to private invitations cannot be given until after the arrival of the fleet, and that even then all of them cannot be ...

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  21. THE COLLINS-STREET EAGLE.

    The view up the hill in Collins-street cast, opposite the Victoria Coffee Palace, was immensely improved yesterday by the absence from the skyscape of the ...

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  22. THE RIFLE MATCH.

    A rifle match between a team from the American fleet and the council of the National Rifle Association was fired at Randwick to-day. The conditions of the match ...

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  23. ADMIRAL'S CHIEF OF STAFF.

    A telegram was received by Mr. M'Call yesterday stating that Commander Grant, the Admiral's chief of staff, will remain on board the Connecticut until 9 a.m. on ...

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  24. RETURNING OFFICIALS.

    Mr. S. A. Pethebridge, who went to Auckland as a Commonwealth representative, and Mr. H. H. Lewis, secretary to the general committee, are expected to ...

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  25. THE PRESS LUNCHEON.

    What was practically the farewell Sydney function connected with the visit of the fleet at which speeches were delivered, took the form of a luncheon given by the ...

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  26. THE BRITISH WAR SHIPS.

    The invitation from the Government of Victoria for two or three officers from each of the vessels of they Australian squadron that may be in Hobson's Bay to join in ...

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  27. BRIGHTON ELECTRIC TRAMWAY.

    Arrangements have been made to run a regular ten minutes service on the electric railway between St. Kilda and Brighton from Saturday morning every day, within ...

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  28. VIEWING THE PROCESSION.

    Mr. M'Call, the secretary to the Cabinet committee, desires us to say that the ladies and gentlemen who have cards to view, from the Treasury Building and steps, the naval ...

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  29. ELIZABETH-STREET DECORATIONS.

    The sectional committee which had charge of the decorations in Elizabeth-street, between Little Lonsdale and Latrobe streets, desire better opportunities ...

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  30. MEETING THE FLEET.

    The steamer Leura which has been chartered by the Irish citizens to meet the American Fleet at the Heads on Saturday, will leave her berth alongside the ...

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  31. A BASEBALL MATCH.

    The champion baseball team of the American fleet land the best nine Australia could produce met on the University Oval this afternoon. The game was a good ...

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  32. UNINVITED COUNCILLORS.

    At Tuesday's meeting of the Port Melbourne council consideration was given to the communication from Caulfield council protesting against councillors being refused ...

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  33. VISITORS TO QUEENSCLIFF.

    The demand for tickets for the railway trip to Queenscliff does not show any indication of slackening off. A further batch of 1250 tickets arrived here to-day, and in ...

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  34. STATE THEATRE PARTY.

    In connection with the engagement by the Government of half the seats in the Bijou Theatre for Thursday next, 300 tickets have been sent to the Newsboys' ...

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  35. THE PREMIER'S MESSAGE.

    The Premier has sent the following farewell message to tho admiral of the fleet:— In bidding farewell to the United ...

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  36. THE CATERER'S WORK.

    No man in this community will have a greater responsibility on his shoulders in connection with the fleet than Mr. H. Skinner, the caterer, who has to provide ...

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  37. THE FIREWORKS DISPLAY

    The fireworks display at Albert Park lake promises to be one of the finest over held in the State. The sum of £800 was allocated by the Government to be spent ...

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  38. ADMIRAL'S OFFICIAL DINNER.

    This evening Admiral Sperry gave an official dinner on board the flagship Connecticut. Owing to the limitations of his Excellency's cabin only a few people could ...

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  39. THE PRAHRAN ENTERTAINMENT.

    Matters in relation to the smoke night tendered by the mayor and councillors at Prahran are similarly uncertain. A message from Colonel Miller states that no ...

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  40. ANOTHER STANCH LITTLE CREW.

    The Rutherglen Boys' Naval Brigade are determined to see the American fleet, and they are leaving for Melbourne on Friday morning, paying their own railway fare. ...

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  41. THE MIRBOO NORTH PICNIC.

    The telegrams from Colonel Miller with regard to the Mirboo North picnic have been rather indefinite, and have caused some doubt as to whether. Admiral Sperry ...

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  42. METROPOLITAN BOARD DECORATIONS.

    The decision of the Metropolitan Board not to decorate its premises, which caused some adverse comment, has been reversed. Following a design prepared by Mr. W. ...

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  43. ST. KILDA DEMONSTRATIONS.

    The St. Kilda council on Monday night, on the motion of Cr. Billson, voted £2 2 towards the expenses of the fireworks demonstration to be made by the residents ...

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  44. PRESTON COUNCILLORS INDIGNANT.

    The Preston shire council on Monday decided to support the pretest by the Caulfield council. Cr. Newton, in moving the necessary ...

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  45. LAST NIGHT IN SYDNEY.

    To-night the American naval men spent their last night in Sydney. There were several open air and other functions, and the city was illuminated. There were ...

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  46. BALLARAT PROGRAMME.

    Arrangements are still in progress in respect to the visit to Ballarat on Tuesday next of 300 of the American sailors. The programme will include a march through ...

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  47. MILITARY REVIEW UNIFORM.

    In consequence of representations made to him Colonel Stanley, the State Commandant, has decided to revert to the "review order" of uniforms to be worn by ...

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  48. THE ADMIRAL'S BIRTHDAY.

    Thursday, next, 3rd September, will be the 61st anniversary of the birth of Admiral Sperry, as was brought under notice in "The Age" of Monday last, and ...

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  49. POLICE ARRANGEMENTS.

    The Chief Commissioner of Police, Mr. O'Callaghan, returned from Sydney yesterday, accompanied by Lieutenant-Commander Cole, who will have charge of the ...

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  50. THE ST. KILDA PIER.

    Owners of sailing boats who use St. Kilda pier have been notified that if they desire to start from that point on Saturday and Monday they must clear the pier ...

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  51. THE AMERICAN JOURNALISTS.

    It now appears that there has been a general muddle in the issue of railway passes to enable the American journalists with the fleet to come overland to ...

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  52. VISITORS FROM THE COUNTRY.

    In connection with the American fleet festivities a special excursion train left for Melbourne this morning, conveying 500 passengers. A large number of tickets has ...

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  53. HAWTHORN COUNCIL.

    The Hawthorn council last night considered a letter from the Caulfield council proposing that a protest should be made to the State Cabinet committee against the ...

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  54. SHOPS AND THE HOLIDAYS.

    In former years difficulty, has always arisen with regard to shopkeepers who close for their half holiday on Wednesday as to what they should do during Show ...

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  55. MASCOTTES OF THE FLEET.

    Melbourne citizens will be interested in the fleet's mascottes. There are about 40 of them, including bears, antelopes, goats, terriers, cats and other animals. The ...

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  56. RAILWAY EXCURSIONS.

    The influx of country residents to Melbourne has commenced, and the volume of suburban traffic is also increasing, as an effect of the city decorations. Extra trams, ...

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  57. COLLINS-STREET DECORATIONS.

    Sir,—While the efforts of the citizens in decorating their sections should not be disparagingly criticised, I cannot help remarking that it seems a pity that those ...

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  58. VICTORIA'S FESTIVITIES.

    Although it was officially, announced oil Tuesday that Admiral Sperry and other fleet officers felt compelled to decline the invitation to attend the Show luncheon ...

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  59. POLICE FOOTBALL MATCH.

    Amongst the attractions for Fleet week will be a football match on Wednesday, 2nd September, at the South Melbourne cricket ground, between the Police club ...

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  60. HOLIDAYS IN THE COUNTRY.

    The business people of Creswick have decided to close their shops from Saturday to Wednesday morning, on account of the visit of the American fleet. ...

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  61. A MEETING PLACE FOR AMERICANS.

    Sir,—In reference to the letter from "New Yorker" in your columns, we beg to state that if no arrangement is made to engage a room where American residents ...

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  62. CHURCH SERVICES.

    The Rev. D. R. Hewton, of St. Luke's Anglican Church, South Melbourne, has received intimation that Admiral Sperry has accepted the invitation for 100 of the ...

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