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  2. CABLE NEWS.

    A remarkable discovery was recently made upon a gate-post in the Clerkenwell district (London). Impaled upon an iron spike on the post was found the ...

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  3. CABLE NEWS.

    Efforts are being made in all the British constituencies which arer represented by free-trade Unionists to avoid the split vote and probable loss of the ...

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  4. STATE PARLIAMENT.

    The President took the chair at 5 p.m. QUESTIONS ABOUT FEDERATION. Mr ABBOTT gave notice of his ...

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  5. COUNTRY NEWS.

    Mr William [?] manager of a [?] company, when [?] from Melbourne last evening, [?] He was ...

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  6. PORT FAIRY.

    At the annual meeting of the Port Fairy Seaside Association the report and balance-sheet were adopted, showing the receipts for the year to have ...

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  7. ABSCONDING FROM BAIL.

    At the local police court to-day, Nellie [?] and Amy Elizabeth Treble, age [?] 19 and 22 years, were [?] with having absconded from ...

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  8. THE BUDGET DISCUSSION.

    Lord Joicey, who, as Sir James Joicey, represented Chester-le-Street (Durham) in the House of Commons from 1885 to 1906, sitting as a Liberal, ...

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  9. LONDON SOCIALISTS’ DEMONSTRATION.

    During the march of the London Social Democrats from Trafalgar Square to the Spanish embassy in Grosvenor Gardens, to demonstrate their ...

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  10. STAWELL.

    The following are particulars of railway traffic through the Stawell station for September:—The figures in parentheses refer to the ...

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  11. DONALD.

    St Mary's Roman Catholic Church was crowded at each service on Sunday, the occasion being a visit to the diocese by the Bery Rev. Dr Higgins, ...

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  12. STATE GOVERNOR AT MILDURA.

    His Excellency the State Governor arriv[?] to-day at [?] He was met by [?] and councillors, [?] Trust Commissioners, and a ...

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  13. CROWN IN THE MELTING POT.

    Mr Keir Hardie, in a speech at Sunderland, said lie hoped it was not true that King Edward was intervening in the Budget dispute. The moment ...

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  14. INTERSTATE NEWS.

    The Federal capital territory agreement was made available to-night. It provides for the transfer to the Commonwealth of 900 square miles, embracing ...

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  15. GEELONG.

    The nurses of the Geelong Hospital have undertaken to perform the street collections on Saturday next in connection with the Hospital Sunday appeal. ...

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  16. FIRE AT QUEBEC.

    A destructive fire occurred yesterday on the water front at Quebec, a grain elevator containing 200,000 bushels of wheat, eight sheds full of freight, a ...

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  17. SENIOR CADETS.

    The mam body of cadets entered camp at Queen's Park to-day. The detachm[?] were as follow:—Melbourne Scotch College 130 (Lient Weddell): Xavier’s, ...

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  18. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

    The Speaker took the chair at 4.35. Mr LANGDON asked the Premier[?] If there is any truth in a statement that is current to the effect that the ...

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  19. SMALL LANDED PROPRIETORS.

    Since Mr Balfour, leader of the Opposition, made a speech at Birmingham on September 22, the Opposition speakers and newspapers have been ...

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  20. OPENING OYSTER FISHERY.

    In his declaration on recently opening the Colne oyster fishery for the season, the town clerk of Colchester, England, repeated the ancient form which ...

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  21. QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT OPENING.

    Parliament will meet on the 2nd November. ...

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  22. THE NORTH POLE.

    “The Times” this morning states that Dr F. A. Cook, one of the claimants, to the discovery of the Pole, yielding to a public demand that he ...

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  23. SYDNEY WOOL SALES.

    The wool sales were continued to-day. The market for good wools ruled very firm at late rates. Faulty and inferior sorts, and Jambs’ wool, lacked ...

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  24. MARATHON RACE.

    St. Yves, the French runner, won a Marathon race at Seattle, on the American Pacific coast, on Saturday. He covered the distance of 26 miles in ...

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  25. AMUSEMENTS.

    Patrons of Pathe’s Pictures find plenty of opportunity for good, wholesome enjoyment in the present series of pictures, every one of which fully perpetuates the ...

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  26. ADELAIDE OUTER HARBOR.

    The Assembly has unanimously passed a Bill authorising the extension and addition to wharfage at the Outer Harbor. ...

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  27. HAMILTON.

    A meeting was held on Monday evening for the purpose of placing the Boy scouts on a firmer f[?]ting. The at-tendance was not as large as was ...

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  28. A JAUNT TO NEW SOUTH WALES.

    To-day, at the local police court, Ch[?] Burns, aged 28, was charged with having [?] used a horse and Vehicle on the 11th August. The ...

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  29. THE POLE FOR CANADA.

    An important announcement was made last night by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Premier of Canada, in a speech at a banquet held at Ottawa in honor of ...

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  30. CABLE NEWS.

    The second of a series of annual international congresses on food adulteration is being held in Paris. The congress, which was opened yesterday, ...

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  31. STAR GAIETY COMPANY.

    A two night’s season was commenced by the Star Gaiety Company at [?]er Majesty’s Theatre last evening, when a particularly bright and varied ...

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  32. ARARAT.

    The special sittings of the Borough Council were resumed on Monday night, when the evidence given in the Cox v Sugar dispute was considered. ...

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  33. BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP.

    James J.Jeffries, the retired heavyweight champion of the world, who has been takin[?] the waters at Carlsbad, has now started on his return to ...

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  34. AVIATION.

    The accident to the machine owned by Mr Cody (British Army expert) has led to some interesting comment on Mr Cody’s aeroplane by the French ...

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  35. [?]RID[?]EWATER.

    The residents are having a workingbee, which will be continued during the week, for the purpose of repairing the roads, which are in a very bad state. ...

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  36. A LABOR KNIGHT.

    Relations are strained (reports the London “Daily Mail”) between Sir William Crossman and Labor, which pays him as its representative on the ...

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  37. AUSTRALIAN WINES AND PRODUCE.

    Excellent displays of New South Wales and South Australian wine and produce at the Brewers’ Exhibition, in London, are attracting much attention. ...

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  38. SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY.

    “The Sportsman” announces that Frank Wootton, the wonderfully successful Australian rider, is feeling the effects of a hard racing season, and ...

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  39. BENDIGO.

    The two Coliban reservoirs are full to the [?] (3337 millions of gallons at Mal[?] and 4100 millions at the Upper Coliban. The Waranga weir ...

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  40. LARPENT.

    The starling has of late increased rapidly in this district. It is looked upon by all as a perfect pest. One enterprising individual is, however, ...

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  41. OPEN AIR AMUSEMENT.

    The Ballarat Gardens, Albert street, will be open to the public tomorrow evening, at 8.30, when a very fine series of the latest films will be ...

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  42. BRITISH HOPS.

    The decrease of hop production in Great Britain was referred to yesterday by speakers at the ceremony of opening the Brewers’ Exhibition at the ...

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  43. NOTABLE FLIGHT IN FRANCE.

    Comte de Lambert, the well-known Russian, on board Wright’s aeroplane, put up a notable performance yesterday. He aeroplaned from Juvisy to ...

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  44. BEAUFORT.

    Services in aid of the Methodist Home Missions were held at the Beaufort church on Sunday and Monday, the Rev H. Ye[?] of Ararat, attending ...

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  45. DUNLOP ROAD RACE PICTURES.

    At Her Majesty's Theatre to-morrow night the pictures realistically depicting the recent Dunlop Road Race from Warrnambool to Melbourne will be ...

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  46. CAMPERDOWN.

    Shearing is now in full swing in the district, but owing to the cutting up of large estates the uumber of sheep shora this year will be much less than usual. ...

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  47. EMBEZZLER SENTENCED.

    W. B. Wright, chief accountant of the Canton-Kowloon railway, has been convicted of embezzling a sum of 22,000 dollars (approximately £2000), ...

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  48. ADANA MASSACRES.

    The refusal of the Turkish Government to consider claims for compensation which have been submitted by subjects of foreign countries who suffered ...

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  49. BOHEMIAN DRAMATIC COMPANY.

    The members of the Bohemian Dramatic Company, who will open at bition Reserve to-morrow night, arrived by special train yesterday morning. The ...

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  50. MOUNT PROSPECT.

    An epidemic of whooping cough is prevalent. In consequence, the health officer closed the local State school till Wednesday, 1st November, when it [?] ...

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  51. LIEUTENANT SHACKLETON.

    Lieutenant Shackleton has arranged to give 123 lectures on the work of his Antarctic expedition, including a number in the chief European cities and 30 ...

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  52. CLUNES.

    Mrs Catherine Davies, wife of Mr John Davies, of Fletcher’s Crossing, Birch’s Creek, has died, aged 73 years. The deceased was a very old resident of ...

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  53. GENERAL BOOTH.

    General Booth, who recently experienced a recurrence of the eye trouble which necessitated his undergoing a serious operation last year, has now ...

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  54. CLARETOWN.

    Regret was felt here on Tuesday when it became known that Mrs Corbett, wife of Mr Michael Corbett, farmer, of this place, had died on the ...

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  55. MARNOO.

    The weather is typical of spring, and the country is clothed in its pleasantest garb. On tho whole the crops are promising fairly, and only want a rainfall ...

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  56. CZAR’S VISIT TO ITALY.

    The forthcoming visit of the Czar to Italy is attracting considerable attention in Austria. It is stated that the Czar will avoid touching ...

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  57. SAN FRANCISCO.

    The Mayor of San Francisco has expressed his gratitude to the British squadron which attended the recent celebrations in connection with the ...

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  58. LONDON MONEY LENDERS.

    The London police authorities have initiated prosecutions against several money-lenders, who are to be charged with trading under adopted names. ...

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  59. PHILATELIST’S SALE.

    The stamp collection of Sir William Avery, of W. and T. Avery, weighingmachine makers, has been sold. There were 100,000 varieties of stamps in the ...

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  60. CRESWICK.

    The jubilee of the Loyal Prince of Wales Lodge M.U.I.O.O.F., was celebrated on Sunday, when the members and visiting brethren from Ballarat and ...

    Article : 239 words
  61. Advertising

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  62. PORTLAND.

    The death is reported at Nelson of a very old and respected resident in the person of Mrs Richard Taylor, who died at the ripe age of 81 years. The ...

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  63. LONDON WHEAT MARKET.

    The wheat market is firm, cargoes being about 3d dearer. ...

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