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AMUSEMENTS.
Messrs. J. and N. Tait presented at the King's Theatre on Saturday evening John L. Hobble's comedy Daddies. The audience crowded the theatre, and was ...
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RACING IN OTHER STATES.
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FOOTBALL
In the first quarter of their match against Collingwood on the St. Kilda ground on Saturday, the home team made a good showing, and looked as though they had a very fair chance of ...
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DAILY WEATHER CHART.
A general reduction in atmospheric pressure over Australia occurred during the 48 hours ended ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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XAVIER COLLEGE V. GEELONG COLLEGE.
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Victorian Waterloo Cup.
When the semi-final stage of the Waterloo Cup was commenced on Friday morning, Abbey Chimes ruled as a hot favorite, odds of 11 to 8 being accepted about his chances, while 9 to 4 was ...
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YESTERDAY'S BAROMETER (Corrected).
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FORECASTS.
(Issued at 9 p.m. Sunday, 20th July.) VICTORIA.--Cloudy, with some scattered show. ers, chiefly south from the Divide. Fresh N. to W. winds. ...
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Junior Matches.
Port Melbourne and South Melbourne was a well contested game. South Melbourne were handicapped by baring seven changes in their regular team through influenza. In the first half Port ...
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ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY.
Deeds of heroism by Victorians which had received the recognition of the Royal Humane Society of Australasian during the post twelve months were recalled and ...
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ASTRONOMICAL MEMORANDA.
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MAJOR PLANETS.--July 21.
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LEAGUE.
Collingwood played St Kilda at Victoria Park. Both sides had difficulty in securing a full team owing to influenza. St Kilda had to take the field with only fifteen players. Goal kickers for ...
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OFFICIAL RAINFALL RECORD
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Brunswick, 9.13--Prahran, 9.9.
A close and evenly contested game was witnessed by a fair attendance at Toorak Park. The play was clean and interesting throughout. Prahran had three new men in their team, Corfleld, ...
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RAINFALL COMPARISON FOR MELBOURNE.
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LEATHER OVER THE STATE FOR THE WEEK ENDED 18th JULY.
On Saturday an Antarctic disturbunce was reaching its culmination, and during the day, under strong north-westerly winds, rain fell over most of the State, accompanied in part by hail ...
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HER MAJESTY'S--EFFECTIVE "PEACE" TABLEAUS.
Draped with the flags of the Empire, festooned with greenery and flowers, and filled to its utmost capacity, the auditorium of Her Majesty's Theatre presented an ...
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RIVER GAUGING.
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Hotels to be Closed.
The Licensing Court on Friday gave deprivation determinations in respect of hotels in the Essendon, Prahran, St. Kilda East, St. Kilda West, Rochester and ...
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Essendon, 7.1.6--Port Melbourne, 7.5.
In the presence of a moderate attendance at K[?]sen[?]on the home team played Port Melbourne. Play at times was very rough. Tangey and Condon, both Port Melbourne players, received ...
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BRITISH ASSOCIATION.
The following terms turned out at Middle Park:-Thistle: M'Kenzie, R. Marshall, J. Ogilvy, M'Gregor, noble, Gates, J. Anderson, Sullivan, Guthrie, A. Ogilvy And M. Anderson, Sportswood: ...
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Richmond, 16.15--Geelong, 7.14.
A fairly large crowd assembled at the Richmond ground. A few minutes before the commencement Lieutenant H. James, M.C., made his appearance in front of the grand stand, and it was the ...
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
The main topic of conversation among [?]men during the week was the brilliant [?] of Air Mechanic J. Bell, of the Victorian Railways Rifle Club, at the Bisley meeting. [?] ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
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Northcote, 10.15--Brighton, 7.8.
In this match, at Northcote, the play was not up to the usual standard of Northcote, players frequently overrunning the ball and misjudging it when going for a mark. As this was ...
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BIJOU THEATRE.
Long before the regular time of starting on Saturday evening this theatre was packed in every part, and to avoid the possibility of a rush the front doors were ...
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A.N.A. COMPETITIONS.
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Williamstown, 9.10--Hawthorn, 4.6.
Hawthorn went to Williamstown without right of their regular team, and a number of the players had not long recovered from influenza. Williamstown easily had the best of the first half, ...
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Marrying a Minor.
Following upon their recent wedding, to which the bride's mother took exception, charges were laid against a young couple named George Thomas Williams (23) and ...
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS' MATCHES.
Melbourne Grammar School experienced quite unexpected difficulty in defeating Scotch College on Friday on the Melbourne cricket ground. The Scutch eighteen, at its best a very light team, ...
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South Melbourne, 13.16--Melbourne.
The attendance at South Melbourne was small. The game in itself was wholly one-sided, Brereton, now secretary of the South Melbourne Cricket Club, and one of the best forwards of the League ...
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VERBRUGGHEN-GOLL RECITALS
The Ormond Professor has arranged for a recital to be given in the Melba Hall on Saturday afternoon next by Mr. Henri Verbrugghen and Mr. Edward Goll. The ...
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MATCHES TN THE COUNTRY.
BALLARAT.--Ballarat Imperial 13.16 v. South Ballarat 2.6. ...
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ASSOCIATION MATCHES.
The teams at the bead of the Association list met on Saturday at Footscray. Great interest was taken in the fixture, and there were between 9000 and 10,000 people present. Both sides were ...
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HOOLIGANISM AT FOOTSCRAY.
At the termination of the football match Footscray v. North Melbourne--in which Footscray was defeated on the post as the final bell rang--and about half a mile from the playing ground, as a ...
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HENLEY REGATTA.
The general committee of the Melbourne Amat[?]n Regatta Association met on Thursday to appoint an executive committee to carry out the arrangements for the forthcoming Henley regatta. ...
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Flight to Bendigo and Return.
In ideal weather the first real commercial trip by aeroplane in Australia took place on Thursday, when Mr. E. G. Williams, foreign sales representative for an ...
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PICTURE THEATRES.
Every seat in the large Auditorium building was filled at the afternoon and evening sessions on Saturday. The principal film of a bright and interesting programme--The Greatest Thing ...
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Wesley College, 11.16--Geelong Grammar. 10.2.
This match was played on the Geelong [?]val on Friday, in the presence of a fair muster of the supporters of each team. The Wesley captain won the toss and bad the assistance of the wind ...
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