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  2. EMPIRE DELEGATES.

    Fatigued after their arduous tour of inspection through the Ballarat, Bendigo and Shepparton districts the great majority of the members of the Empire ...

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  3. STATE ELECTRIC SUPPLY.

    Following the recommendation of Mr. Sawyer, the American electricity export who reported on the State electricity undertaking, that proposed expenditure on ...

    Article : 549 words
  4. QUEEN'S MEMORIAL.

    Two new members of the board of management of the Queen's Memorial Infections Diseases' Hospital--Cr. R. H. Thorne (Footscray) and Cr. F. S. Bryant ...

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  5. FIRE ON YARRA BANK.

    At midnight a fierce fire swept through the boat sheds on the south side of the Yarra. A number of sheds were destroyed, including J. Edwards and Sons', Hawthorn ...

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  6. COMMERCE CREDIT.

    "We wish to record our conviction that the establishment of economic freedom is the best hope of restoring the world's commerce credit," say 187 signatories of a ...

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  7. EMPIRE'S MILLION DEAD.

    Heart-stirring scenes were witnessed at the unveiling in Westminster Abbey to-dav of a tablet in memory of the Empire's million dead in the ...

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  8. BRIBERY CHARGES.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.--The atmosphere became electrical for a few moments this morning when Alderman S. Walder, of the city council, crossed swords with ...

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  9. MR. CLOUGH'S VOTE.

    The presence in the House when the division was taken of Mr. Clough, who had suffered disablement owing to an injury to his leg, made all the difference to the ...

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  10. CHINA'S REBELLION.

    The week-end attempt by the civil governor, Hsia-chao, of Chekiang province, to seize Shanghai, the richest military prize in the whole of China, while Marshal ...

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  11. THE BETTING TAX.

    Sir.--Referring to the statement made by a member of the Victorian Club re the proposed tax, namely, ""that it same were passed he, if he had to pay the tax ...

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  12. TRAFFIC PROBLEMS.

    Firsthand information on the methods of controlling traffic in the larger cities of the world and their significance in relation to Melbourne's traffic problems will ...

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  13. CASE OF MOTORMAN MILVAIN.

    In railway station circles the attitude of the State Government in regard to the position or Messrs. Milvain and Hargreaves is strongly criticised. Commenting ...

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  14. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES.

    The annual conference of the Hibernian Australasian Catholic Benefit Society was opened yesterday morning at the Carmelite Hall, Middle Park. ...

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  15. AMUSEMENTS.

    The students of Mr. Edward Goll at the University Conservatorium gave a concert last night in the Assembly Hall. Pianoforte playing is now a highly scientific ...

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  16. BEAM WIRELESS

    Official tests of Canada's beam wireless having proved successful, the Post Office will take over the stations from the Marconi contractors on Monday. A service ...

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  17. PROHIBITION PLEBISCITE.

    The latest figures in the prohibition plebiscite in Norway:-- For Prohibition .. .. .. 407,053 Against Prohibition .. .. 515,854 ...

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  18. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir,--With reference to the cablegram appearing in your issue of 20th inst., under the heading Prohibition in Norway, it is important to note that prohibition, as ...

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  19. A GENEROUS DONATION.

    Sir,--Around 1894 a group of kind and enthusiastic friends and generous music lovers organised a benefit concert for me in Melbourne, as a result of which my ...

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  20. THE DEPARTMENTAL VIEW.

    Refering to an article which appeared in a section of the press yesterday in regard to the signalling arrangements at Caulfield, the Railway Commissioners ...

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  21. ELIZA COMES TO STAY.

    In aid of the Lady Forster Kindergarten, the Faireleight Old Girls' Dramatic Chub last night staged at the Playhouse H. V. Esmonde's three-act comedy Eliza ...

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  22. RUSH OF SHIPPING.

    Owing to the large number of oversea vessels that have entered the port of Melbourne during the past week, there is unusual activity in the loading and ...

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  23. The Caulfield Railway Accident.

    Sir,--Your leading article in to-day's issue dealing with the adverse vote of the Legislative Assembly should be read carefully by all electors (incidentally by ...

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  24. GAS COMPANY'S STAFF

    Strong opposition is being shown in the State Parliament and elsewhere to some of the provisions of the new superannuation scheme for the clerical staff ...

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  25. TWO NEW FILMS.

    Richard Dix in Say It Again and Jack Buchanan in Bulldog Drummond's Third Round will constitute the programme at Hoyt's Theatre for the week commencing 23rd October. The [?] ...

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  26. WHY AUSTRALIAN XI. FAILED.

    Insufficient young men to exercise a galvanising influence when the occasion demanded it was the chief reason for the failure of the Australian eleven, according ...

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  27. Encourage Australian Play wrights.

    Sir,-- "A.E.A.C.'s" plea for the encouragement of Australian playwrights calls for some attention from all interested in the cultural growth of their country. An ...

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  28. BRITISH COAL STRIKE.

    The Miners' Council of War sat at Nottingham to-day planning a whirlwind campaign, whereby it is believed, according to Mr. Cook, that the position will be ...

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  29. Commonwealth Bank Staff Club.

    That bankers can be human after 3 P.m. was proved last night, when the annual meeting of the staff club of the Commonwealth Bank was held. With ...

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  30. GUESTS OF UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION.

    The Marquis of Salisbury, president of the Empire Parliamentary Delegation, and other members of the delegation, Were guests of the University ...

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  31. FILMS OF NAVAL BATTLES.

    The Admiralty is co-operating in the making of a British film based on the battles of Colonel and Falkland Islands. ...

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  32. WOMAN'S SUDDEN DEATH.

    As an electric tram proceeding towards Princes-bridge along Batman-avenue at 8.15 p.m. yesterday, and just as it was approaching the terminus, a woman seated in ...

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  33. PUBLIC WORKS IN VIEW.

    SYDNEY, Wednesday.--In the course of an address to-night, delivered to students of finance, Mr. B. S. Stevens, formerly director of finance in the State ...

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  35. A MECHANICAL ORCHESTRA.

    Cologne trade fair contains an exhibit of a "penny in the slot orchestra." It consists of three violins and a piano. The violins are worked by a circular bow, ...

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  37. ACCIDENT AT A FOUNDRY.

    While engaged with other workmen at Payne's foundry, Victoria-street, Carlton, yesterday, breaking up some old iron, William Drennan, 42 years, of Latrobe-street, ...

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  38. QUEEN MARIE'S VISIT TO AMERICA.

    As her first official act on American soil. Queen Marie of Roumania to-day placed a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier in Arlington national cemetery. ...

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  39. CARILLON FOR SYDNEY.

    Professor Holme, alter visiting the best carillons in Europe and America, states it would be unfair for Sydney's carillon to lose any of its beauty or brilliance from ...

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  40. GERMANY SEEKS TO RECOVER COLONIES.

    A branch has been formed at Bonn of the society for the recovery of German properties from enemy countries. National day will be held at Whitsuntide. The ...

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