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  2. AMUSEMENTS.

    That the Ballarat City Fire Brigade is a fine and popular lot of men was doubtless a potent factor in helping to fill Her Majesty's Theatre last night, ...

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  3. INTERSTATE NEWS.

    The Licensing Bill introduesd into the Legislative Assembly yesterday by the Attorney-General is important as embodying a principle of local option, but ...

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  4. CABLE NEWS.

    Practically everything is now ready for the Union Castle liner Sabine to leave Capetown on her search for the missing Waratah on Thursday. The ...

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  5. CABLE NEWS.

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  6. CABLE NEWS.

    Admiral Sir George Nares, who has expressed a good deal of scepticism regarding the claims of Dr Cook, suggests that in view of the c[?]incidence ...

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  7. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The railway revenue returns for August show a decrease of £419 9s, as compared with the corresponding month last year. The passenger bookings amounted ...

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  8. COUNTRY NEWS.

    The annual Geelong Spring Show was opened to-day at the grounds. East Geelong, in tine, but threatening, weather The society this year reverted to its old ...

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  9. LEARMONTH.

    Mr A Barlow. P.M , presided at the police court on Tuesday. A debt case having been settled out of court Was withdrawn, and in two truancy cases ...

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  10. DR COOK'S BASH.

    The captain of Commander E. Peary’s Arctic ship Roosevelt has wired that Peary saw no trace whatever of Dr Cook, cither during his ...

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  11. NO NEWS YET.

    Although the Waratah ia now 40 days overdue, relatives and friends of the passengers have not lost faith in the opinion expressed that the ship is still afloat. No ...

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  12. FIRE AT COOMA.

    A fire occurred lust night which totally destroyed a disused flour null at Cooma. The mill was built a quarter of a century ago, and was owned by Mr E. ...

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  13. ALLAN LINER ASHORE.

    The Allan liner Laurontian, 4522 tons, has gone ashore in Trepassy Day, on the south-eastern coast of Newfoundland. The passengers have all ...

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  14. LAL LAL.

    A meeting of the, friends and porters of Cr Way was held at James hotel, Lal Lal. on Wednesday evening, for the purpose of arranging a social ...

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  15. ROYAL GEOCRAPHICAL SOCIETY’S ACTION.

    It is expected that Commander Peary and Dr Cook will both reach Now York about September 20. The Royal Geographical Society has ...

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  16. DR. JAMESON.

    Dr Jameson has returned, from Carlsbad in greatly improved health. Dr Jameson announces that he intends to seek election in the South African ...

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  17. MURTOA.

    The Rev. J. T. Little, Presbyterian minister, has been transferred to Kanwi. He was entertained at a social on Tuesday evening by the Minyip and Murtoa ...

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  18. COAL MINING DISPUTES.

    The Royal Commission on Coal Mining Disputes is being dissolved, as application has been made by colliery owners or miners to have it renewed. ...

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  19. DEATH OF A CRESWICK PIONEER.

    The death has occurred at Fitzroy of Mr Juices Orr. formerly a well-known business man of the town. The deceased came to Creswick about the year 1853, ...

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  20. OBITUARY.

    Dr George Glenny, the well-known missionary, died suddenly aboard ship in the Red Sea. Dr Glenny was on the way to Australia. ...

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  21. CONTINENTAL CONCERT.

    At the South street Coliseum to-morrow night a crowded audience is expected, as the programe to he submitted is exceptionally good, and patrons have the ...

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  22. MR. ASQUITH PESTERED.

    Air Asquith has again been seriously annoyed by the attention of “suffragettes,” who persist in urging their right to make personal representations ...

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  23. ORMOND.

    Very much regret was expressed here and throughout the district, when it became known that Mr Thomas Kenndy, one of the best known farmers of ...

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  24. THE THIRD DAY.

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  25. WOODCHOPPING.

    A wood-chopping contest for the championship of the Commonwealth, and £100 aside took place to-day at Clontarf between the present holder, J. W. ...

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  26. SAYING DAYLIGHT.

    The Select Committee of the Assembly appointed, to enquire into the question of daylight saving held its first meeting to-day. Mr Outtrim was appointed ...

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  27. BURNS-JOHNSON FIGHT.

    Mr G. D. Ratoliffa’s Cdison[?]an biograph tour of tile great sensation fight which took place last Boring Bar in Sydney will be presented at the South ...

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  28. RHODES GETS 2000 RUNS.

    Wilfred Rhodes, the famous Yorkshire cricketer, who was in great form with the bat this season, managed to score 2000 runs despite the frequency ...

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  29. STAWELL.

    At the statutory meeting of the Stawell Shire Council, held on Tuesday, Cr J. Dalziel was elected president for the ensuing year, wit h au allowance of £50. ...

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  30. NEW HEBRIDES.

    The cruiser Prometheus has returned to Auckland from a visit to the Now Hebrides. Commander John C. T. Glossop, in an interview, states that ...

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  31. JEWELLERY FIRM LOSES THREETHOUSAND POUNDS

    A jewellery robbery of 1904 has had a remarkable sequel On November 23 of that year Thomas James Stockall, of Messrs Stockall and Sons, ...

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  32. A SHIRE COUNCIL TANGLE.

    The election held last mouth to fill the [?] in the centre riding, at which Mr W. B. Irvine was the successful candidate, will probably be declared void. ...

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  33. BALLARAT FOOTBALL LEAGUE.

    A meeting of the Ballarat Football League was held at the Unicorn hotel last night, there being present—The president (Mr A. B. Berry), and Messrs W. ...

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  34. CITY ENTERTAINERS.

    For to-morrow night's programme at the theatre the management of the City Entertainers has provided a most attractive list of performers. Amongst the ...

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  35. MENACED FROM THE AIR.

    How real the danger from the air may be for Great Britain, has been vividly outlined by Herr Rudolf Martin, who was formerly the German ...

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  36. LIEDERTAFEL CONCERT.

    The concert to-night in Her Majesty"s Theatre promises to be one of the best yet given by the society. The choral work has been well selected and well ...

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  37. "PATHES PICTURES.”

    Pottle's Pictures were again shown before a large audience at the Alfred Hall last night. The present programme, including "The Banknote,” “Jim and ...

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  38. BERRINGA.

    Mr Hanson presided at a meeting held on Tuesday evening. Mr D. C. M’Grath. M.L.A., asked for a copy of a letter alleged to hare been sent him ...

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  39. CAGED TILL DEATH.

    Sentence has been passed at Fez on Bu Hainara, the pretender to the Moorish throne, who had tho ill-fortune to fall into the hands of his rival’s ...

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  40. AN AGED PENSIONER.

    An application for a pension was made yesterday to Mr Martin, pensions officer at South Melbourne, by Mr James Joseph Rooney, 94 years of age, who states that ...

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  41. BALLARAT TURF CLUB.

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  42. AN ITALIAN “SONIA.”

    A great sensation has been caused in Europe by the marriage of Prince Hermann, the eldest son and heir of the Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar, to ...

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  43. WARRANDYTE.

    The bloom of wattle blossom is not so rich this year as usual, on account probably of the heavy rains. In some paddocks wattles arc left quite bare by ...

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  44. SOCIETY MEETINGS

    The fortnightly meeting of the Baptist Young Men’s Club took place on Tuesday evening; the president, the Rev. H. E. Hughes, occupied the chair. After ...

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  45. BUNINYONG.

    A very succcssful social in connection with the Mission Workers Band was held in the Presbyterian schoolroom on Tuesday evening. There was a fair ...

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  46. SPORTING NEWS.

    The Waubra Gun Club held a verysuccessful sparrow match at M. Hayes recreation ground on Saturday last, when a valuable trophy, presented by ...

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  47. VETERANS’ MESSAGE OF LOYALTY.

    His Majesty the King has sent a gracious (reply through the Earl of Dudley, Governor-General of. the Commonwealth, to the address of loyalty ...

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  48. SKATING.

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  49. TESTING A FLOATING MINE.

    A disaster occurred in the River Danube yesterday during the trial of anew type of floating mine. This mine had been invented by Lieutenant ...

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  50. MELBOURNE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

    Fat Cattal-There were 1550 yarded, comprising 620 from New South Wales, 500 from the North-eastern district. 200 from Gippsland, 70 from South ...

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  51. LOCKS AND BOLTS AT PENTRIDGE.

    Rusty locks, weak doors, and thin chains. This was the state of the doors at Pentridge, as allied by Warder Albert Collie when giving ...

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  52. COLAC.

    Fifty years ago last July was the jubilee of the first ploughing match in Colac. It was held in Mrs Bott’s paddock, close to the Irrewarra station. ...

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  53. SULTAN OF TURKEY.

    The Sultan of Turkey has returned to Constantinople after his tour of the vilayet of Brusa, in Asia Minor. His Majesty has greatly increased bis ...

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  54. FOOTBALL.

    Murtoa and Warracknabeal teams met at Murtoa yesterday afternoon, when the local team proved victorious, scoring 4 goals 15 behinds to Warracknabeal’s [?] ...

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  55. KILLED WHILE HUNTING.

    Mr Richard Lawley, the only son of Sir Arthur Lawley, Governor of Madras (formerly Governor of Western Australia), has met with an untimely fate, ...

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  56. BILLIARDS.

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  57. ANOTHER VICTIM TO AVIATION.

    A fatal accident befell M. Lefebre, the well-known aviator, at Juvisy, in France, yesterday. M. Lefebre had undertaken a trial flight on the new ...

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  58. THE RIFLE CLUBS.

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  59. "THE HYPOCRITES” and ‘LUCKY DURHAM."

    Henry Arthur Jones’s most successful drama. “The Hypocrites,” and the late Wilson Barrett’s last-play, “Lucky [Durham,’’ will bo presented for the first ...

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  60. AUSTRALIAN STEAMER LAUNCHED.

    Tho steamer Burringham, built to the order of the North Coast Steam Navigation Company, has been launched at Grangemouth. ...

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  61. CEELONG.

    The weir at the upper Stoney Creek reservoir was further raised last week, and the storage increased to 445,000,000 gallons, or 34.000,900 gallons short of its ...

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  62. TRADES UNION CONGRESS

    The Trades Union Congress at 1ps wich condemned any compulsory enlistment of the working classes into the Territorial army. The Congress also ...

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  63. Advertising

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  64. PEDESTRIAN FEAT.

    Emilo Lunghi ran 700 yards at New York yesterday in the record time of 87 2-5 seconds. ...

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