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  2. PERSONAL ITEMS.

    A pioneer of the Bolwarrah district died on Tuesday in the person of Mrs Mary Jane Neal Davies. Her husband, who died about 15 years ago, opened the ...

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  3. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The monthly meeting of the committee took place on Monday evening. Rev. J. O. Allen Clarke presided, Messrs Bradhurst, Dalton, Dr Robinson, and Williamson also being present. ...

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  4. COUNTRY NEWS.

    A fire broke out in the Electric Light Company’s switch-house on the railway pier to-night, shortly after 11 o’clock. Though the fire brigade was prompt in ...

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  5. CABLE NEWS.

    Count Scheptzizky, an Austrian attache with the Russians, has been missing since the battle of Mukden, and it is now feared that he was killed during ...

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  6. CABLE NEWS.

    The directors of the Great Boulder Perseverance Company, Katgoorlic, decided, after the report of the West Australian Royal. Commission was received, ...

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  7. GABLE NEWS.

    General Trepoff, the Military Governor of St. Petersburg, has made wholesale arrests of Intellectuals in the city on the pretext of suppressing secret ...

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  8. SPORTING NEWS.

    There was a good attendance at the annual meeting of the Clunes Coursing Club, held on Wednesday afternoon, the president (Mr G. Fraser, J.P.) being in the ...

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  9. COUNTRY NEWS.

    There was an immense attendance in and around the Police Court this morning, when John M'Master, aged 76 years, a farmer, residing at East ...

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  10. M. FOBIEDONOSTZFFF RESIGNS

    M. Pobiedonostzelf, Procurator of the Holy Synod of Russia, has resigned. His action is attribute! to the Synod pronouncing in favor of certain reforms. ...

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  11. RUSSIAN PREPARATION'S.

    General Linievitch lias sent 50.000 troops to Kirth to hold the town against the enemy. A quartor of a million Russians are ...

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  12. BENDIGO.

    An old pioneer, Mr William Taylor, died on Wednesday, at his residence, California Gully, aged 68. Deceased suffered from miners’ complaint for the ...

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  13. BALLARAT GUN CLUB.

    The first of monthly matches held by the Gun Club under the supervision of the new secretary. Mr J. S. Stevens, were firsd yesterday at the Miners' Racecourse ...

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  14. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

    Another resolution aimed at the Government in connection with its fiscal policy was carried in the House of Commons last evening. It was moved ...

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  15. THE CZAR'S DANGER.

    The “Times” correspondent at St. Petersburg states that a stranger, dress ed in the uniform of a Cossack officer, at tended tho Czar's recent reception. ...

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  16. DEVASTATING THE COUNTRY.

    The Russians are converting the country into a desort in order to impede the movements of the Japanese. ...

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  17. STAWELL.

    It will be learnt with regret that Mr George Russell died oh Wednesday at the residence of his son, Mr John Bussell, mine manager in the ...

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  18. THE RUSSIAN NAVY.

    The Russian Adnriralty has decided to spend 25 millions sterling on the construction of new warships. ...

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  19. THE UNREST IN WARSAW.

    A sensational incident occurred ,yes terday at Praga, a suburb of Warsaw. A man walked into the crowded ward of the hospital, and shot a policeman, who ...

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  20. BIRCHIP.

    Mr Peter M'Dougall, of Herbertvale, near Birchip, died rather suddenly on Thursday evening from heart failure. Mr M'Dougall, brother to Mr ...

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  21. MINOR MEASURES.

    The Workmen’s Compensation Act Amendment Bill, which amends and extends the original measure, was read a second time yesterday in the House of ...

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  22. PEACE OR WAR?

    Reformers in Russia declare that the Czar will submit the question of peace or war to an assembly of 63 bishops at Moscow an May. ...

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  23. THE TURF.

    The Trial Handicap at Aspendale Park last Saturday, which was only open to horses which had net previously won a stake to the advertised value of ...

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  24. GERMANY AND CHINA.

    The final contract has been let for the construction of the great trunk railway lino from Tientsin southward, through Shantung to Chinkiang, an ...

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  25. JAPANESE ADVANCE.

    The Japanese, after expelling the Russians, occupied the villages of Toulu shu, Sumiengeheng, and Santakou, in the vicinity of Chantu, where they ...

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  26. CLONES.

    A large numoer of Methodists assembled in Wesley Hull on Wednesday evening to bid farewell to the Rev. J. J. Brown and Mrs Brown and family, ...

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  27. PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTION.

    The Parliamentary election for Brighton, rendered necessary by Mr Loder’s acceptance of position in the Balfour Ministry as Junior Lord of the ...

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  28. SKIPTON.

    The annual picnic in connection with the presbyterian Sunday-school was held on Wednesday. The meeting place was Mr M. Notman’s paddock, at Spring ...

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  29. A QUESTION OF TACTICS.

    Admiral Rozhdestvensky scathingly criticises Captain Clado’s proposals for attacking tile Japanese fleet, which he describes as chimerical. ...

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  30. SOUTH AFRICAN MINES.

    The leading South African shares rosy smartly on the Stock Exchange yesterday when it became known that a proposal was on foot for forming a great ...

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  31. NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.

    An internal o per cent loan has been floated by Russia. It has been well received, and has been covered nearly threefold. share of the proceeds of ...

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  32. PRESS COMMENTS.

    English newspapers commenting upon tho Brighton election, are unanimous in declaring it to be the worst blow yet received by the Government. ...

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  33. DAYLESFORD.

    Air George Lyall, who for the past four years has been engaged in the local post office, left for Melbourne on Wednesday. He will be much missed, ...

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  34. THE BRITISH ARMY.

    The War Office has, in view of the difficulty of obtaining suitable officers, found it necessary to relax the rule regarding colour-blindness. It is ...

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  35. THE ANCLO-FRENCH ENTENTE.

    It is announced that King Edward and President Loubet will meet today by mutual desire. ...

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  36. THE KAISER IN MOROCCO.

    A friend and confidant of Count Burow, the German Chancellor, has informed the Berlin correspondent of a French paper that France can, if she is ...

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  37. NEWFOUNDLAND.

    The Newfoundland Government is determined to enforce its decision that bait licenses shall not be issued to American or other foreign vessels on the ...

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  38. THE AGENTS-GENERAL.

    Mr Taverner, the Agent-General for Victoria, Mr Coghlan, the Ac ting Agent-General for New South Wales, and Mr James, the Agent-General for ...

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  39. GEELONG.

    A rather audacious attempt at a daylight robbery was made at the Corio hotel on Wednesday, and the offender was fortunate in escaping with his ...

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  40. MELBOURNE NEWS.

    Dr Sidney Plowman, who tried to take his own life, has made a good recovery, and was able to leave the hospital and go to his home to-day. He ...

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  41. WATER SUPPLY AT WICKLIFFE.

    A water famine is imminent at Wickliffe. The dam at the township is quite exhausted, and men have been at work cleaning it out. At to-day's meeting of ...

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  42. AN ANGRY KAISER.

    French newspapers, commenting on the Kaser’s visit to Tangier, declare that the Emperor "William is angry because he is unable to keep Great ...

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  43. INTERSTATE NEWS.

    The inter-State conference of employers was continued to-day. Mr J. Darling (S.A.) moved, and Mr J. Sands (N.S.W.) seconded—“That this ...

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  44. MARSHALL ISLANDS.

    The methods adopted by the German Government in regard to traders at the Marshall Islands, was brought up in the House of Lords yesterday by the ...

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  45. ZIONITES FOR AMERICA.

    It would almost look as if the followers of the Rev Alexander Dowie in Australia may become extinct, owing to the tendeney which they manifest ...

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  46. ANGLO-FRENCH ALLIANCE POSSIBLE.

    Although there is not at present an Anglo-French alliance, the newspapers state that one would be easy of realisation. ...

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  47. THE EMPEROR OF GERMANY.

    The Emperor William arrived at Naples yesterday, and was greeted with an ovation. King Victor Emmanuel will meet the ...

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  48. MELBOURNE PIG MARKET.

    There was a good attendance of both town and country buyers at the Melbourne pig market, while sales were being held yesterday. The supply was ...

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  49. LEARMONTH.

    The concert to be given by the local Choral Society in about a fortnight's time promises to be a most successful one. as tickets are being sold rapidly. ...

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  50. THE INDIAN EARTHQUAKE.

    A violent earthquake has been experienced over the whole of Upper India and was especially severe from Agra to Simla. ...

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  51. ROBBERY FROM A MINE.

    Another daring robbery of copper plates was committed at the Sedgwick battery, 14 miles from Bendigo, last night. The robbery was discovered ...

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  52. MORTOA.

    A large and representative gathering of townspeople was held on Wednesday evening at the Club hotel, to bid tarewell to Mr J. Lannen, clerk at the railway station, who has been transferred ...

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  53. POULTRY FOR EXPORT.

    Mr Hart, the poultry expert, reports that out of over 5000 head of fowls submitted for export during March, only 2729 were accepted as fit for shipment. ...

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  54. ARBITRATION COURT.

    Mr J. P. Wright was to-day reelected unopposed as the employers’ representative on the Arbitration Court bench. Mr Samuel Smith, who was ...

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  55. THE WORLD'S METROPOLIS.

    The population of London, that is, of what is known as “registration of London,” or London “within the bit's of mortality," as estimated by the ...

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  56. SCOTTISH CHURCH DISPUTE.

    Lord Elgin’s commission, which was enquiring into tho Scotch Church dispute, recommends that tho religious funds should he treated as trust funds, ...

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  57. NEW SOUTH WALES ARBITRATION COURT.

    Mr Wright has been re-elected unopposed as the employers’ representative on the Arbitration Court bench. Mr Smith was re-elected, defeating ...

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  58. ESTATES FOR CLOSER SETTLE-MENTS.

    Recently two estates, which were submitted to the Land Purchase Board for the purpose of closer-settlement, were approved of by the Board, and ...

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  59. SUPPOSED SUICIDE

    News has been received by the local police of a sad fatality at a farm halfway between here and Minyip. The victim was Louis Kent, farmer, Areegra, and he had been for some time an ...

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  60. ELECTRIC RAILWAY.

    On 28th February last a fire occurred simultaneously in each of three of the exchanges of the National Telephone Company. An investigation conducted ...

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  61. Advertising

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  62. OBITUARY.

    Tile remains of Mrs Mary Jane Neal Davies, late of Fern Tree Hotel, Bolwarrah were interred yesterday in the Ballarat New Cemetery. Messrs J. Clune. T. Mason, ...

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  63. ITALY’S NEW PREMIER.

    Sigpior Fortis, the now Italian Premier, has announced that his policy, will be the maintenance of existing alliances. the strengthening of the navy, ...

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