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  3. FATALITIES AND ACCIDENTS.

    Michael Aloysius Palmer, 28, who lived at 76 Fraser-street, West Brunswick, was run down and killed by the 11.6 p.m. up train from Coburg at a level foot crossing ...

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  4. COUNTRY NEWS.

    Much time was occupied at the Ballarat City police court on Tuesday in the hearing of a case in which a miner named Wan. Charles Lawson was charged with ...

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  5. AMUSEMENTS.

    "Mdlle. Antonia Dolores gave tho second concert of her present season at the Town Hall last night. There was an extremely good audience, and the singer's wholly ...

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  6. BIG SHOW FIRE.

    A serious blow befel tho agricultural show yesterday afternoon. Everything was going well. The arena was ringed with spectators of the jumping and trotting ...

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  7. FIGHTING THE FLAMES.

    The fire brigade first received a call to the outbreak at 4.33 p.m. About the same time a fireman on duty in the tower at the head quarters station reported the ...

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  8. EXTENSION OF THE FIRE.

    When the fire was first observed in the grand stand the occupants of the private industrial stands in Plummer-avenue, immediately adjoining, did not attach much ...

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  9. YOUNG MAN'S SUICIDE.

    The Coroner (Dr. Cole), after inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the death of Albert. Ashley Boxer, 26, farmer, of Savernake. N.S.W., returned a verdict ...

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  10. UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DROWNED.

    The body of an unknown man was found floating in the Yarra near Callantina-road, Hawthorn, on 30th August by a boy named Walter Schmidt. At an inquest held at ...

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  11. GEELONG.

    The fund for the purchase of a motor ambulance for Geelong now amounts to £757. At a meeting on Tuesday evening a sub-committee was apointed to purchase ...

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  12. AUDITORIUM--MRS. ARTHUR ROYCE'S STUDENTS' CONCERT.

    An enjoyable concert was given at the Auditorium last night by the students of Mrs. Arthur Royce, assisted by Mr. John Amadio and Mr. Louis Hattenbach. ...

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  13. WARRNAMBOOL.

    Mr. John M'Lean, known as "the Purnim giant," died yesterday in Warrnambool Hospital, where he has been a patient for about two years, suffering from ...

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  14. CHANCE BLOW CAUSES DEATH.

    A single blow struck, apparently, in horseplay, resulted in the death of Arthur Wellesley Calcult, 22, who lived at Kerferd-road, Glen Iris. The circumstances ...

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  15. SOUTH-STREET COMPETITIONS.

    All arrangements have now been completed for the opening of the Ballarat competitions, which will take place in the Coliseum on Monday evening, 28th inst., ...

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  16. ECHUCA.

    Caterpillars are doing much damage to crops at Gunbower. The pest has also made its appearance in the Moama district. ...

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  17. MOE SWAMP DRAINAGE. TRAFALGAR, Tuesday.

    Settlers on the Moe Swamp express indignation at the action of the Government in having stopped the work of deepening the main drain. The water chances are ...

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  18. DANGER OF FLANNELETTE.

    The circumstances which attended the death of Ernest William Matthews, 1 year and 7 months, were inquired into by Mr. C. Goldspink, J.P., at the Children's ...

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  19. AN OFFICIAL REPORT.

    The secretary of the Agricultural Society, Mr. H. Schweiger, last night prepared the following official statement for presentation to the executive:-- ...

    Article : 640 words
  20. ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR COLAC.

    The local shire council has decided to ask the Silvertown Electric Lighting Company, Melbourne, if it is prepared to commence the work of installing a plant at ...

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  21. MUNICIPAL INTELLIGENCE.

    It has been resolved that the three councils of St. Kilda, Brighton and Caulfield shall wait as a deputation on the Premier shortly to urge him to make available for them the site near South ...

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  22. SHOW ARRANGEMENTS.

    As nothing essential to the conduct of the show has been destroyed, there will be no curtailing of the fixture. The exhibits that were demolished were non-competitive ...

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  23. MAN FOUND SHOT.

    A man named John M'Leod, 60, who had resided at 215 King-street, city, for nearly 16 months, was found dead in his room on Monday afternoon. His body was stretched ...

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  24. FIRES.

    MOUNT GAMBIER.--A serious fire occurred at the slaughtering premises of Angus M'Arthur, a butcher, at Square Mile, on Monday night, completely ...

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  25. THE OUTBREAK.

    At about 4.25 p.m., when the grand stand was well filled with spectators interestedly watching the progress of the Maples Hunters' Plate, a tiny spurt of ...

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  26. INJURED CABMAN DIES.

    The death of Felix Patrick Kieman, a cab driver, of Moray-street, South Melbourne, has been reported to the Coroner. Deceased fell from his cab in ...

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  27. BRIGHTON CLIFF EROSION.

    Reporting on a recent visit to Brighton by the Minister of Public Works, the mayor (Cr. Dutton Green) informed the local council on Monday night that he and other councillors ...

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  28. RIVERINA NEWS.

    Shearing is now in full swing in the district, especially in the outlying parts. The first wool despatched from the local railway station came from Narrow Plains ...

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  29. BOY RUN OVER.

    A serious accident befell a nine-year-old boy named Walter Low at Avalon yesterday afternoon. The boy who resides with his parents on the Avalon Estate, was ...

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  30. AN OFFER OF SPACE.

    Messrs. Langwill Bros, and Davies, machinery merchants, have generously offered space on their ground at the show, also the use of two spare rooms as offices for ...

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  31. PROVISIONS FOR COMBATING FIRE.

    Last night the secretary of the society (Mr. Henry Schwieger) said that only a week or two ago the society was negotiating with the fire brigade to secure an ...

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  32. NORTHCOTE LOAN.

    The Northcote city council on Monday night decided that a loan of £9300 should be raised by the issue of debentures. The money will be devoted to extending the electric lighting scheme; ...

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  33. FATAL BUGGY ACCIDENT.

    Florence Isabel Peart died in hospital at an early hour yesterday morning as a result of an accident which occurred on Sunday night. Deceased and her husband, and ...

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  34. PRAHRAN TOWN HALL.

    At Prahran council last night the finance committee recommended--(a) That a poll of the ratepayer be taken on the question of the rebuilding of the city hall and offices upon a date to be ...

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  35. A SETTLER'S SUICIDE.

    Arthur Edward Geirge, a settler at Campoona, committed suicide by shooting himself. The gun was fired with the aid of a piece of string. The man's head was ...

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  36. REPAIRING THE DAMAGE.

    Up till midnight a large gang of men was engaged effecting repairs to the grounds. The railway fence was completely rebuilt, and many tons of debris carted away. ...

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  37. EXHIBIT TO BE RENEWED.

    A number of exhibitors have indicated their intention to renew the exhibits destroyed by the fire, and to arrange for space as near as possible to their former ...

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  38. SOURCE OF THE OUTBREAK.

    A good deal of mystery surrounds the origin of the fire. It appears that at about 2 p.m., a slight outbreak occurred in the cooking portion of Greville's catering ...

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  39. LIBERAL WORKERS' INSTITUTE.

    Now that the Federal elections are over, the various activities of the Liberal Workers' Institute are again being put into working order. The first meeting of the ...

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  40. FOOTSCRAY PARK.

    The area overlooking Flemington racecourse known now as Footscray Park was until recently a stony, desolate hill, and a blot on the surroundings of Australia's premier racecourse; but ...

    Article : 268 words
  41. THE GRAND STAND CLOCK.

    A few minutes after the destruction of the grand stand was a foregone conclusion an official secured a stop ladder and attempted to remove from the face of the ...

    Article : 200 words
  42. ELECTRIC LIGHTING.

    After a wait of eighteen months for a definite answer from the Melbourne City Council to its application to be supplied with electric current on the same terms ...

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  43. MISHAP TO BERAGOON.

    It is quite likely that Beragoon has closed his racing career. At Randwick this morning he ran a fast mile in the company of Willow Green and Wirrilla, but during the ...

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  44. LIST OF THE LOSSES.

    While the Royal Agricultural Society is the chief victim of the fire, more or less heavy loss was inflicted on about fifty business firms and traders, through the ...

    Article : 776 words
  45. ISLAND STEAMERS SAFE.

    Information was received in Sydney today that the island steamers Tambo and Moresby were safe, and that the Induna was heard of in the Marshall group. All ...

    Article : 68 words
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