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  2. GENERAL NEWS.

    A large number of women and several men, who have, come from the old country to make their homes in Australia, were the guests on Saturday night of the ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN CANNED FRUIT.

    Australian canned fruits now arriving show marked improvement over those shipped in previous seasons, and the importers are highly pleased with the quality ...

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  4. ST. KILDA-ROAD TRAMS.

    Another serious breakdown of the St Kilda-road tramway service took place on Saturday afternoon, with the result that great inconvenience was occasioned by ...

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  5. A DOG PARADE.

    The Melbourne Dog Fanciers' Club held a parade for all breeds at Wirths' Park on Saturday afternoon. A big classification was provided, and many trophies ...

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  6. THE DAVIS CUP

    As was expected, the Australians completely vanquished the Chinese in their tie in the Davis Cup competition, winning every match. ...

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  7. AN EXTRAORDINARY MUDDLE.

    Referring to cable messages received from Melbourne stating that the Commonwealth Government has not been invited to the proposed conference to consider ...

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  8. POLICE RAIDS.

    Some excitement was occasioned in Little Bourke-street last evening when a party of plain-clothes police in motor cars conducted a raid on certain premises in the ...

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  9. CRIME DETECTION.

    Identification by finger prints has become a most important branch of criminal investigation, and has proved to be of signal service both in the detection of crime ...

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  10. THE HOLD-UP IN THE CITY.

    Following upon the episode in Royal- lane, city, on Friday night, when several revolver shots were fired by Mr. Thomas Marriott, a bookmaker, at three men ...

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  11. A Visit to Russell-street.

    About an hour after the raid in Little Bourke-street, the same party of police raided promises in Russell-street. Here, it is alleged, the police demand for ...

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  12. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    The Governor-General (Lord Forster), who has had to cancel his engagement in Sydney owing to a severe cold, was much better on Sunday. ...

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  13. Shelter for Unemployed.

    The State authorities recently acquired the temporary use of the Powlett-street drill hall in East Melbourne as a night shelter for the unemployed. Blankets and ...

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  14. CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

    The South Africans commenced a match against Glamorgan at Cardiff to-day. Glamorgan batted first, and scored 178 (Bell, an ex-Yorkshireman, 33; Blackenberg, ...

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  15. THE FOOTBALL CARNIVAL

    HOBART.--The New South Wales. South Australian, Western Australian and Queensland football teams arrived in hobart on Saturday night. On Sunday they were entertained by the ...

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  16. WILLS AND ESTATES.

    Application is being made by the Trustees, Executors and Agency Co, Ltd. for probate of the will of Joan Ross, late of Sale, retired butcher, who died on 20th May last. The estate, which is valued for propate at £10,342. ...

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  17. TASMANIAN MATCH.

    HOBART.--Football teams representative of northern and southern Tasmania met in hobart on Saturday, when the farmer suffered a severe defeat. The final scores were:--Southern ...

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  18. UNPLEASANT WEEK END.

    The weather has proved to be a fickle jade of late. A week ago, when we were supposed to have rain, the weather remained desperately fine over the week ...

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  19. Inter-State Rugby Football.

    BRISBANE.--A Victorian Rugby team figured in the light of students on Davies Pail; on Saturday, when they were opposed by a first-class Queensland thirteen, which, with the exception ...

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  20. Grocery on Fire.

    Constables Maher and Jones, of North Fitzroy, were faced with a peculiar dilemma in the early hours of Saturday. They noticed smoke issuing from A. Robertson's ...

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  21. Rain in the Country.

    AVOCA.--During the month of July 50 points were recorded. In July of last year the fall was 5 Inches 27 points. BEEAC.--July was the driest locally for over ...

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  22. Housebreaking at Albert Park.

    On Saturday, between 10 and 11 p.m., the house of Mr. W. [?] Richardson-street, Albert Park, was broken into. Property valued at £60 was missing. ...

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  23. AMERICAN PROHIBITION.

    Miss Ruby Andendorff, a South African "dry" worker, who has been sent to America under the auspices of the South African Temperance Union to study the ...

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  24. Guilty of Receiving.

    WELLINGTON.--Judge Stringer commented on the extraordinary verdict of the jury which found Edwin Luttrell guilty of only receiving money stolen from a ...

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  25. Snow in the Country.

    BALLARAT.--Cold, boisterous weather prevailed In Ballarat on Saturday and Sunday. Heavy rain fell in the early morning and was followed by showers of hall. Snow fell during the afternoon ...

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  26. THE BYFLEET MURDER.

    One of the grounds on which Jean Vaquier appealed against the sentence of death for the murder of Alfred Jones, the proprietor of an hotel at By[?]cet was that ...

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  27. Safebreakers in Brisbane.

    BRISBANE.--During the past few weeks Brisbane has been visited by a gang of safebreakers, who have operated successfully throughout the suburbs on about ...

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  28. ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHTS

    The American world fliers left Kirkwall, in the Orkney Islands, for Iceland at 8.16 o'clock on Saturday morning, on the first leg of the trans-Alantic flight. ...

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  29. WATTLE DAY.

    The proceeds from Wattle day at Coburg, arranged by the mayoress, Mrs. G. A. Brown, reached £50. Mordialloc. ...

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  30. Dry Weather in Riverina.

    GRIFFITH,--Owing to the abnormally dry season the Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission has decided to give a special winter rotation ol water, commencing on Monday, 11th ...

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  31. MURDER AND SUICIDE.

    As the result of receiving a letter hinting at a tragedy, a relative hurriedly visited his shell-shocked brother's home at Wakefield, and found him dead. He. was ...

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  32. NEW ZEALAND BEATS ENGLAND.

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.).--In the first test on Saturday New Zealand easily defeated England. The test was played in fine weather, but the ground was soft after the heavy rain, and after ...

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  33. MOTOR BUS COMPETITION.

    Coburg council has received a letter from the Tramways Board regarding the competition of motor buses with the tramways, and the public works committee of ...

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  34. BOX HILL ROBBERY.

    After a determined effort by thieves to break into Mr. Petherick's tobacconist shop in Station-street, Box Hill, on Friday night by forcing open the front door had ...

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  35. The Price of Bread.

    SYDNEY.--Although wheat has risen 1 per bushel and flour £2 10 a ton, the Master Bakers' Association has decided not to increase the price of bread at once, ...

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  36. Valueless Cheques.

    WELLINGTON.--A sentence of five years' imprisonment was imposed on a Maori, who admitted stealing a cheque book from a country store, and who, in ...

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  37. MOTOR CYCLING.

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  38. BLACKMAIL ALLEGED.

    Peculiar circumstances surround a case of alleged blackmail, which was the subject of investigation for some days last week by Plain-clothes Constables Cooper ...

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  39. STATE SCHOOL TEACHERS' CONDITIONS.

    Sir,--Mr. M'Donald has pointed out plainly that many of the schools are understaffed. This means that now, and more so when other teachers are away ...

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  40. EAST VERSUS WEST.

    In the course of a speech to-day Sir Valentine Chirol, director of the foreign department of the London "Times," referred to the menace the stirring up of the East ...

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  41. LAND TAX.--A COMPLAINT.

    Sir,--What's is the matter with the land tax people? It in bad enough to pay land tax for the broken portion of the year in which property is sold without ...

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  42. Color.

    Isn't it wonderful how much difference a little color will make ? The other day I was attracted by a large wicker basket full of logs standing by a friend's fireplace, ...

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  43. SUPPOSED MURDER.

    SYDNEY.--The body of C. Murphy, a travelling tinsmith, was found on Sunday in a water hole near Cessnock. A postmortem examination showed that death ...

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  44. FLOODS IN CHINA.

    A party, including the Chihli River Famine Relief Commission, officials, correspondents and a cinematographer, this morning flew over the flooded areas of ...

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  45. BURGLARS AT BOX HILL.

    Burglars visited the premises of Mr. A. Petherick, tobacconist, at the corner of Station and Main streets, Box Hill, on Friday night. Entrance was gained by ...

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  46. Bath Salts.

    Very good bath salts can be made in the following way:--Purchase 4 lb, soda crystals (obtainable from any grocers or chemists) and pound these into small ...

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  47. SHOP RANSACKED AT ALBURY.

    ALBURY.--Burglars on Friday night entered the premises of Salvado Brothers in Elizabeth-street and stole jewellery and clothing valued at £40. The whole place ...

    Article : 33 words
  48. Advertising

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