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  2. COUNTRY SECTION

    As a result of the success of a shipment of Australian chilled beef on the English markets recently, it is claimed that the difficulty of transportation of ...

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  3. MOTOR TRAFFIC.

    Charged with having driven a motor car at a dangerous speed, William J. Abbott, taxi-cab driver, Bank-street. South Melbourne, appeared at St. Kilda court ...

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  4. PROVINCIAL CITIES AND TOWNS

    An elderly-man named Thomas Bennett was charged at the court on Friday with unlawful possession of a gabardine overcoat and a large tarpaulin. When ...

    Article : 239 words
  5. HOLIDAY RESORTS.

    DAYLESFORD, Friday.—Visitors are beginning to pour into the town, and by Saturday night there will be several thousand more. Vincent-street and ...

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  6. STAWELL.

    Members of the W.C.T.U. visited the Stawell Hospital on Friday and presented all the patients with Christmas gifts. Mr. W. Hatchings, who has been ...

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  7. DAIRYING AT COLAC.

    COLAC, Friday.—Despite the few days of very high temperature, the glass is holding out well, and there is still a good supply of feed for the dairy herds. The ...

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  8. A BOUNTEOUS SEASON.

    BRIGHT, Friday.—The prediction of a bounteous season is being fulfilled as far as the Bright district is concerned. Farmers are at present busily engaged ...

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  9. WANGARATTA.

    Mr. R. Wyllie has been appointed district fire patrol, and his duties will be to patrol Moyhu, Myrrhee, Whitfield. Carboor, Wabonga and Wabonga South ...

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  10. Eganstown.

    EGANSTOWN, Friday.—This beautiful hilly resort, with its surrounding forestelad ranges and its numerous mineral springs, is rapidly rising into popular ...

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  11. CHRISTMAS LENIENCY.

    As the result of a collision between a motor delivery van and a stationary motor cycle in Beach-road, Beaumaris, on 9th November, Charles Henry Cox, ...

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  12. SHEPPARTON CANNERY.

    SHEPPARTON, Friday.—The annual meeting of the Shepparton Fruit Preserving Co. Ltd. was held to-night, when the balance sheet was presented by the ...

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  13. BENDIGO.

    The State Rivers and Water Supply Commission is being criticised in regard to its proposal of reticulated water supply to irrigation blocks in Lockwood and ...

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  14. GRASS FIRES.

    BENDIGO, Friday.—Fire swept nearly 100 acres of country in the South Lockwood district to-day, when grass land fencing, several acres of standing wheat ...

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  15. WONTHAGGI.

    Rev. T. Paul, of the Baptist Church, has accepted a call to West Melbourne. There was no work at the State coal mine yesterday. Work will be resumed on ...

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  16. GEELONG.

    In his annual report at the Christmas "break-up" of the Ashby State school the head teacher, Mr. L. Walker, stated that an unusual feature was the large number ...

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  17. CAR FALLS INTO RAVINE.

    WELLINGTON, Friday.—Mr. T. C. Wilson, with his wife and four children, was motoring from Blenheim to Christchurch when the car left the road in ...

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  18. HAY AND OAT YIELDS.

    DUNKELD, Friday.—Crops throughout the district are turning out much more favorably than was expected. Several hay crops yielded exceptionally well, ...

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  19. BOY KILLED BY MOTOR LORRY

    SYDNEY, Friday.—Lionel Dean, 8 years, was to-night knocked down by a motor lorry in Redfern and killed instantly. ...

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  20. Riverina News.

    TEMORA.—In the maintenance for 1923, submitted at the meeting of Narraburra shire council, it offered to spend £648 in maintenance material on five main roads of the shire if the ...

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  21. BEER IN A LOLLY SHOP.

    In Carlton court yesterday Annie Ryan, of Lygon-street, was charged with having illegally sold liquor in her confectionery Shop. ...

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  22. CARELESSNESS OF CAMPERS.

    WAGGA, Friday.—A bush fire started in the river paddocks at Pomingalarna, three miles down the stream from Wagga, to-day. It is believed, to have been caused ...

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  23. ARARAT.

    At a special meeting of Ararat branch of the Pastoralists' Association on Friday afternoon the president, Mr. A. H. Richardson, addressed the gathering on the ...

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  24. YOUNG FARMERS.

    No fewer than 35 young tanners' clubs have been formed in the Ballarat district, and a comprehensive schedule of work has been adopted. The movement is one to ...

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  25. GOOD YIELDS AT RUSHWORTH.

    RUSHWORTH, Friday.—Harvesting is proceeding in this district, and the early results are far in excess of expectations. This is most gratifying to the farmers, as ...

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  26. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HARVEST.

    A forecast of the South' Australian cereal and hay harvest for 1927-28 has been issued by the South Australian Government Statist. ...

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  27. BAIRNSDALE.

    Bairnsdale auxiliary of the British and Foreign Bible Society, after a most successful year, has remitted £85 to Melbourne head quarters. ...

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  28. MAN ATTACKED IN CITY LANE.

    At the City Court yesterday Edward Carson, 29 years, and Frank Henley, 21 years, were charged with having robbed James Callanan of a watch and chain ...

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  29. Six-Roomed House Burnt.

    BALLARAT, Friday.—A six-roomed weatherboard house in Doveton-street north, owned and occupied by Mr. A. Whatmore, was burnt to the ground this ...

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  30. TELEPHONE FACILITIES.

    The need for providing a more satisfactory class of trunk line service between Melbourne and Hamilton and the surrounding districts was recognised some ...

    Article : 135 words
  31. COLAC.

    Mr. F. Warren, who has been head teacher of the Alvie State school for several years, has been transferred to Werribee. ...

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  32. TASMANIAN POTATOES.

    BURNIE, Friday.—The potato season shows one million and a quarter bags were sent to the mainland from the North-West coast of Tasmania during the last Year. ...

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  33. A BALLARAT ROBBERY.

    BALLARAT, Friday.—A serious robbery was reported to the police to-day by Mr. J. L. Komesarook, proprietor of the London Drapery Company's premises, ...

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  34. POULTRY IN GOOD DEMAND.

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  35. KYNETON.

    Kyneton branch of O. Gilpin Ltd., ware housemen, of East Malvern, was entered during Wednesday night, and goods valued at £103 were stolen. The police believe ...

    Article : 172 words
  36. EARLY MORNING DINNER.

    Application was made to the Licensing Court yesterday by Albert E. Hartman, taxi-cab driver for a special permit to allow liquor to be consumed on unlicensed ...

    Article : 170 words
  37. UNDERSIZED CASES.

    It was announced by the horticultural superintendent (Mr. J. M. Ward) yesterday, as information to fruit growers and makers of fruit cases and berry punnets, ...

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  38. NEW SEASON'S WHEAT

    BALLARAT, Friday. — Transportation of the new season's wheat in the great belt included in the area controlled by the Ballarat railway district has ...

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  39. COUNTRY STOCK SALES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 45 words
  40. FIRE DESTROYS DWELLING.

    MARYBOROUGH, Friday.—Shortly after 4 o'clock this afternoon a fire completely destroyed a nine-roomed weatherboard residence at the corner of High ...

    Article : 123 words
  41. Advertising

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  42. PROLIFIC WHEAT CROP.

    DOOKIE.—As was expected, the prize crop in the recent competition held at Dookie, grown by Mr. F. E. Harmer at Cosgrove, has yielded remarkably well. He ...

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  43. SAW MILLERS ORGANISE.

    BURNIE, Friday.—At a meeting of saw millers, a north-western organisation was formed to ensure a higher and uniform standard of milled timber sent out of the ...

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  44. BUTTER PROBLEMS.

    Sir,—Do the butter barons wish to do away with the dairying industry by killing our local market with high prices ? Let them bring forward some movement ...

    Article : 112 words
  45. SALE.

    Mr. O. Bloch, telephone mechanic at Sale, has been transferred to Yarram. His successor is Mr. A. Voce, of Melbourne. ...

    Article : 111 words
  46. Perth Commercial News.

    PERTH, Friday.—Buyers' quotation [?] free on [?]ils at ports, was [?] bushed. ...

    Article : 16 words
  47. Advertising

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  48. Advertising

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