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    Naval reservists reading' signals during training at the Port Melbourne naval depot. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  3. GOOD RAIN IN WHEAT AREAS

    Widespread and useful rain over the wheat country of Victoria and the Riverina occurred during the week end, and with snow falls on the ...

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  4. BALLARAT

    A set of brushes in a leather case was given to Dr. M. M. Gooey by the resident medical, nursing and clerical staffs of Ballarat Base Hospital prior ...

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  5. CASTLEMAINE-- MALDON

    MALDON, Monday.--The shire hall was crowded to-day at a public meeting convened by the shire president (Or. T. Bell), when the Leader of the ...

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  6. COUNTRY WOMEN'S WAR WORK

    One of the first branches of the Country Women's Association to adopt a prisoner of war is Echuca, which, at Its recent meeting, decided ...

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  7. NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS

    Coburg council approved recently of a by-lan under which the keeping of greyhounds in the municipality is limited to one dog. The bylaw will become operative on November 5. At ...

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  8. HOUSING CODS

    At yesterday's meeting of Prahran council Cr Mcllwrlck, In . moving the adoption ot a recommendation of the finance committee that tho mayor (Cr. A. H. Woodfull) represent the council ...

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  9. FOOTSCRAY STATION LAY-OUT

    The chairman of Railway Commissioners (Mr. N. C. Harris) visited Footscray station at peak time yesterday to Investigate complaints regarding travel facilities for munition workers, He ...

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  10. RIVERINA NEWS.

    Given a ticket by his mother for a birthday present John McCarthy, 32 years, formerly of Wagga high school, is £5000 richer as a result of having won first prize in the State lottery. ...

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  11. NEWMARKET SALES

    Supplies of fat sheep at Newmarket sales to-day will be less than on Tuesday last, but there will be an increase in the yarding of fat lambs. There ...

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  12. BRUNSWICK COMPETITIONS

    Entries for the Brunswick musical competitions, which will commence in the Old Players' Hell, Ellrabeth-strcet, on July 1, will close with the secretary on June 7. Entries are to hand from ...

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  13. KERANG

    The members of the Baptist church made a presentation to Mr. H. Ritchie, who has Joined the Aircraft Training Club. Mr. J. 8. Parker, of Wellington-street, ...

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  14. Railway Rolling Stock

    Demands by the Railway department on the State Treasurer In the coming financial year will 'be lighter than usual. The chairman of ...

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  15. Death of Mr. Andrew Duncan

    Mr. Andrew Duncan, of Balwyn-road, Canterbury, who died yesterday at the age of 77 years, was born in Houghton, South Australia. He came ...

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  16. Police Control Parents and Children

    Police were needed to control the crowd of parents and children at the Moonco Ponds baby health centre on Thursday and Friday, when parents brought nearly 600 pre-school children ...

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  17. BENDIGO

    Bendigo Agricultural Society, at a recent meeting, when the lamb industry was discussed, decided to send a telegram to the Minister for Commerce ...

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  18. NEW RECRUITING DEPOT

    At yesterday's mooting' of prahran council a letter was received from the state Recruiting Committee stressing the need for tho active cooperation of metropolitan mayors in regard to ...

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  19. RESIDENTS HURT IN STREET

    Cr. Cremean, at Richmond council meeting last night, expressed concern at tho condition of the roadway in Lyndhurst-street, Richmond, which he described as deplorable. He said a ...

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  20. National Theatre

    Guests were welcomed by the president (Mr. J. Hume Cook) and the hon. director (Miss Gertrude Johnson) at the monthly guest evening of the ...

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  21. IMMUNISATION AT PRAHRAN

    It was reported at Prahran council meeting yesterday that during last week 350 children under seven years had been immunised against diphtheria by the medical officer of health (Dr. ...

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  22. GEELONG

    A draft of six A.I.F. recruits left 23A Area Office, Geelong, to-day for the recruiting depot at Royal Park. The recruits were addressed before their ...

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  23. MAJOR STREET SIGNS

    Box Hill council last night was asked by tho Chief Secretary's department whether it was prepared to erect major street signs at streets intersecting with White Horse-road, despite the ...

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  24. KOOYONG-ROAD LIGHTING

    Prahran council decided yesterday to approve of the Joint scheme for better lighting of Koo-yong-rood, as recommended by a conference of representatives of Prahran and Malvern ...

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  25. PRESTON STREET WORKS

    Preston council last night decided to accept tenders for street construction works costing over £3000. Messrs. Albert Mitchell and Sons Pty. Ltd. were the successful tenderers in each ...

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  26. RAINFALL RECORD FOR MAY

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  27. Eppalock Weir

    BENDIGO, Monday.--For nearly three hours Bendigo decentralisation vigilance committee and district Parliamentary members conferred on ...

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  28. UNRULY CROWD AT THEATRE

    A "horror" programme attracted such a large crowd to the Trocadero Theatre, Hopkins-street, Fqotscray, on the night of January 31 that the large crowd outside the building got beyond ...

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  29. OLD TRAMWAY PICTURES

    Richmond council last night received from the chairman of the Tramways Board (Mr. H. H. Bell), a former council colleague, a set of photographs of Melbourne's early tramway system. ...

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  30. SYDNEY SHEEP PRICES HIGHER

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  31. PRESTON A.R.P.

    The mayor of Preston (Cr. Croft), will preside at a meeting of A.R.P. volunteers in the Preston town hall to-morrow night. Captain L. H. Fuunie, of the Red Cross Emergency Company, ...

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  32. RISE IN CATTLE VALUES

    ADELAIDE.--The number of cattle yarded at' the abattoirs sales on Monday was 1372, about the same as last week, There was a scarcity of medium-weight oxen of prime quality. ...

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  33. Dangerous Mine Shaft

    BALLARAT. Monday.--Attention was drawn by Cr. Coburn at the city council meeting to-night to the recent mishap at the old mine shaft on the Defence department's land between Russell ...

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  34. £2500 FOR FOOTSCRAY HOSPITAL

    Footscray council decided last night that, Instead of making a grant of £500 a year for a local community hospital, it would vote £2500 to the appeal for the hospital subject to ...

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  35. Advertising

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  36. NO PATRIOTIC CARNIVALS ?

    A proposal that the running of carnivals for patrlotic purposes should be discontinued for the present and that a direct giving appeal should be introduced In Preston was received by ...

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  37. Advertising

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  38. DOOKIE

    Aircraftman T. Smout when on leave -was presented with a wristlet watch from townspeople. fountain pen from returned soldiers and gifts from congregation of St. Luke's Church of ...

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  39. TRAFFIC POLICE AT BONBEACH

    The Commissioner of Police (Mr. Duncan) has advised Cheisca council that present arrangements for policing Point Nepean-road at Bonbeach are adequate. Council had made ...

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  40. ATTEMPTED ROBBERY CHARGE

    Alexander James Ladd, 23. laborer, George-street, Fitzroy, was committed for trial at Footscray court yesterday on a charge of having attempted to rob Frank Cini of a quantity of ...

    Article : 164 words
  41. Bacchus Marsh Electricity

    BACCHUS MARCH, Monday,--The shire council's electric light undertaking, which has given efficient service for 20 years, ceased operation at midnight, and current from the State Electricity ...

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  42. OUR JUNIOR SECTION

    The pair are perched, upon a branch beneath the silver moon. "Turn round that way," hoots Orace Owl, "We ought to see IT soon." ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  43. REMAND ON MURDER CHARGE

    Albert Edward Stroud, 20 years, laborer, of Wellington-street. Collingwood, was charged at the City Court yesterday with having murdered his wife, Beatrice May Stroud, on June 1. ...

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  44. GAOL ESCAPERS REMANDED

    Two young men--Thomas O'Keefe and Ronald O'Keete--appeared at the city Court yesterday charged with escaping from Warnambool gaol on May 20 by cutting two bars of iron. ...

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  45. TEA PROFITEERING

    BALLARAT, Monday.--Unduly high prices for tea alleged to be charged by some traders at the present time has formed the subject of a complaint ...

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  46. CROQUET

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  47. Aerial School

    MT. GAMBIER, Monday.--Another flight of Fairey battle aircraft arrived at Mount Gambler air observers' school this afternoon. More are expected during the week. These machines ...

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  48. BENDIGO COMPETITIONS

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  49. RIDDLE-ME-REE

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  50. ALPHABET BLOCKS

    Blocks are a favorite toy with young children, and if the letters of the alphabet are written on the sides of their blocks they can learn their A B C as ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  51. Friesian Cow's High Test

    BACCHUS MARSH, Monday.--A new district record in butter fut production has been set up by Messrs, McGrath Bros,' grade Frieslan cow Trollee. A mature row, she has Just completed ...

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  52. ARARAT

    Private J. R. Burke, son of Mr. and Mrs, R. Burke, of Vincent-street, returned to Ararat Inst week on leave. Private Burko has been on guard day. He enlisted early in the war and left ...

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  53. Con You Guess ?

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  54. FAMED IN SONG

    Moat of us have often sung that well-known song, John Brown's Body Lies a'Mouldlng In His Crave. How many know that this song tolls of an American who led the anti-slavery ...

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  55. Foll From Girder

    BALLARAT, Monday. -- Murray Mclnnis, 20 years, Ores wick-road, was working on one of the new buildings under construction at the gun-cotton ...

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  56. CERTIFICATE WINNERS

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  57. HIDDEN COUNTRIES

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  58. Aussie Junior

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  59. EPIDEMIC AFFECTING CATS

    The Animal Welfare League reported yesterday that there was on epidemic of enteritis affecting cats. The symptoms Included loss of appetite, lassitude and sickness. Pots, the league ...

    Article : 115 words
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