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  2. BALLARAT TRAMWAY COY.

    A startling development has arisen with refereuce to the position in which the Eleotric Supply Company of Victoria, or the Ballarat Tramway ...

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  3. CABLE NEWS.

    Dealing with the decision arrived at by the Committee of Defence on the Question of the possibility of invasion, the “Spectator’’ remarks:-The flect ...

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  4. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The death is reported of an old resident, in Mr Robert Dawkins, at the ago of 87 years. Deceased arrived [?] Portland on New Year’s morning. ...

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  5. COUNTRY NEWS.

    Tuesday evening at the meeting of the Goolong Mutual Improvement Association. Owing to the heavy syllabus item and the absence of the president, ...

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  6. COUNTRY NEWS.

    At the criminal sittings of the Supreme Court this afternoon, before Mr Justice Hood, a young man named John Pearce was presented for sentence for ...

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  7. CABLE NEWS.

    Don Jaime, eldest son of the late Don Carlos, the Bourbon claimant o[?] the Spanish throne, has announced that he will not head a Carlist rising in ...

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  8. RUPANYUP.

    The death has occurred of Mr Alexander M’Donald, of Argyle Farm, at the ago of 84 years and 6 months. The deceased was a colonist for 44 years, ...

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  9. ARARAT.

    Eleven po[?] of rain were registered on Wednesday morning. Snow fell on Tuesday evening again, the lulls presenting a very line appearance in ...

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  10. DEFENCE CONFERENCE’S DIS-CUSSIONS.

    It has transpired that the Imperial Conference discussion last week dealt only with military questions. ...

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  11. NAVAL ESTIMATES.

    In the House of Commons yesterday, the navy estimates were agreed to without a division. ...

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  12. ROCHESTER.

    Several thefts of sheep from the local sale yards have occurred lately. Butchers and others who purchase late lots often leave their sheep in the ...

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  13. AERIAL NAVIGATION.

    M. Sommer, a French aviator, yesterday made a highly successful flight at Chalons camp with a biplane, invented by M. Henry Farman. He ...

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  14. ORDER RESTORED.

    A statement regarding the position of affairs in Spain has been made by Senor Maura, the Spanish Premier, [?] an interview with a correspondent of ...

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  15. ALLENOALE.

    Mr G. V. Power, the local stationmaster, has received notice of transfer to Murchison East. AUSTRALIAN NATIVES ...

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  16. GORDON.

    The snow which commenced to fall here on Sunday evening, and lasted up to Wednesday morning, except at short intervals, owing to heavy rain setting ...

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  17. WARRENHEIP.

    The weather for the past few days has been of a decidedly wintry character, rain, hail, sleet and several fairly heavy falls of snow. The ...

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  18. BRITAIN, FRANCE, AND ROSSIA.

    The “Bourse Gazette,” published in St. Petersburg, says that the under standing between Russia, Great Britain and France has evidently taken ...

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  19. WILLAURA.

    A slight fall of snow took place here at about 6 p.m. on Tuesday, and continued for about half an hour. The flakes wore very small, and melted ...

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  20. RIOTING DEFENDED.

    Mr Keir Hardie, M.P., in a speech at Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, last night, expressed the opinion that the “sordid capitalists' war" in Morocco ...

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  21. HARROW.

    While excavations were being carried out on the Tullona Estate, the property of Mr J. C. Fitzgerald, an aboriginal's skull was unearthed. The ...

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  22. BRITISH POLITICS.

    The adoption of a scheme of assurance against unemployment, based on the German model, was outlined last night by Mr Winston Churchill, ...

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  23. SITUATION AT MELILLA.

    Latest advices from Melilla state that the Moors in a midnight attack tore up 150 yards of railway before reinforcements arrived and dispersed ...

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  24. CABLE NEWS.

    Another fine attendance watched the second day’s play at Cardiff in the match between the Australian Eleven and South Wales. By the afternoon ...

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  25. HORSHAM.

    In flic Gymbowen district lambmarking has about been completed in the early lambs, and some good percentages are reported. Messrs ...

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  26. BIOGRAPH FILM IGNITES.

    A disastrous fire occurred yesterday at a fair which was being held at Dresden. A series of pictures was being shown in the cinematograph theatre ...

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  27. BENDIGO.

    The work of erecting the new fire station at Golden square is to be com[?]nced forthwith. The building will be composed of brick, and when ...

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  28. LINTON.

    A meeting of the committee of the Linton rifle club was held in the Shire Hall on Tuesday evening, Captain Trengrove presiding. The secretary ...

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  29. DESPOILING THE LANDLORDS.

    Mr Walter Long, Unionist member for South Dublin, addressing 20,000 Unionists at Christchurch, last night, reproved Mr Lloyd-George for ...

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  30. LETTER OF THANKS.

    Sir.—Would you kindly grant us a small space in your columns to sincerely thank the doctors of the Ballarat hospital, and also the nurses of the ...

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  31. LONDON’S HOLIDAY.

    Rant holiday was observed on Monday. The day was windy, and the sky overcast, but there was little rain. The White City Exhibition at ...

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  32. GENERAL STRIKE IN SWEDEN.

    The threat of the workmen of Sweden to proclaim a general strike in conseqnence of the lock-out by the masters in certain trades, has been carried into ...

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  33. GERMAN NAVY BUILDING

    An instance of the mannor in which the Gorman naval programme is being advanced is contained in an admission by the “Cologne Gazette.” That ...

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  34. PERSIA.

    The latest news from Teheran is to the effect that the Persian Government continues to dispute with tho ex-Shah, Mahomed Ali, with regard to the ...

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  35. REMOVAL OF THE BUNGAREE POST OFFICE.

    Sir,—The postal authorities in their wisdom have removed the above office from the railway station to a private house, nearly half a mile distant, across ...

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  36. CORRESPONDENCE.

    Sir,—This is about the strongest bit of favoritism that has, I think, been done for some time on the part of the selectors of the team that is to represent ...

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  37. BEAUFORT.

    The death of Mr Valentine Nothnagel, an old and respected resident of Waterloo South, occurred on Wednesday morning, at the age of 63 years, ...

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  38. MINERS REST.

    One of the most enjoyable social evenings, under tho auspices of the above club, took place on Friday evening last in the local Mechanics’ Hall; ...

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  39. EARTHQUAKES IN PORTUGAL.

    Two sharp eartliquake shocks were experienced in Portugal yesterday. Fortunately no damage was done, but at Santarem the people became ...

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  40. WARNING IGNORED.

    A sensational disclosure of Admiralty methods is made by Colonel H. H. Mullinger, who lately retired from the position of director of the Coventry ...

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  41. CHOLERA AT CALCUTTA.

    The outbreak of cholera at the Presidency Hospital, Calcutta, has ceased, no fresh cases having been reported for some days. During the epidemic ...

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  42. RUSSIAN REPRESSION.

    The agitation in Great Britain against the repressive internal policy of the Russian Government is still being maintained. An open letter has ...

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  43. SIR JOSEPH WARD.

    Sir Joseph Ward, Premicr of New Zealand, and Lady Ward have arranged to leave England for New Zealand on the 23rd August. They will ...

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  44. MARYBOROUGH.

    Mr H. W. Carter, head-teacher of the Maryborough State school, was on Wednesday presented with an oak tray and a travelling rug by the scholars as ...

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  45. BALLAN.

    Mr Carmody, of the Agricultural Department, gave a very interesting and instructive lecture on fruit-growing on Monday last, under the auspices of ...

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  46. THE CZAR IN ENGLAND.

    Mr J. Keir Hardie, M.P., followed up his recent attacks upon the Czar in a speech delivered at Sutton Coldfield, in Warwickshire, last evening. ...

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  47. ACTING COUNTY COURT JUDGE.

    Mr G. H. Neighbour, Chief Clerk of the Supreme Court, called on the State Attorney-General to-day, and formally accepted the appointment as Acting ...

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  48. CANADIAN TRADE.

    The amalgamation of the principal Canadian cement companies has been effected. The combine has a capital of £5,000,000. ...

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  49. MOOROOKYLE.

    Lambing is progressing, and a fair percentage is expected, though the lambs will suffer with the cold which is now being experienced. ...

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  50. UNITED SOUTH AFRICA.

    The Prince of Wales has provisionally promised to open the first South African Parliament. ...

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  51. PORT CAMPBELL.

    The Premier has written to Cr J. Bowker, of Princetown, regarding the question of railway extension from Timboon to Port Campbell as ...

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  52. GEELONG.

    The proposed formation of a Welsh Society in Geelong is meeting with a good deal of support, and Mr W. S. Jones, who has the matter in hand, ...

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  53. SITUATION IN CRETE.

    The hoisting of the Greek flag in Crete after the departure of the international troops has aroused intense fooling in Turkey. ...

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