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  2. TELEGRAPHIC

    A fare well reception was tendered to-day by the Lyceum Club to Madame Ada Croesley, who is about to undertake a concert tour of Australia. The function was a ...

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  3. AMERICAN FLEET.

    The whole of the sixteen American, battleships under the command of Admiral Sperry, left San Francisco on Tuesday afternoon for New Zealand ...

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  4. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

    The usual "off" meeting of the V.R.C. winter campaign was held yesterday at Flemington. The weather was rather unpleasant, and the attendance only moderate. The following ...

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  5. PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA

    Mr. Graham presented reports of the Railway Standing Committee in reference to the Cressy and Pitfield and Etham and Hurstbridge proposed lines. ...

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  6. WORK AND WAGES

    A special meeting of the Trades Hall Council was held last night to consider some anomalies in the Shops and Factories Act. Mr. T. Coath presided. The principal liscus[?] is ...

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  7. THE WEATHER.

    From such an extensive depression as that which is still passing over some good rains were expected. However, it lost a greater portion of its energy before reaching South ...

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  8. CALIFORNIA GULLY v. EAGLEHAWK.

    For the third time this reason the above teams met yesterday at North Bendigo, and for the third time the blue and whites came out on cop. The locals were without the ...

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  9. INTRODUCTION OF DISEASES FEARED.

    A deputation to-day urged the stringent enforcement of the health inspection of the men of the American fleet. Dr. Purdie, health officer, assured the deputation that thier ...

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  10. EIGHT HOURS IN MINES.

    The debate in the second reading of the Coal Mines Eight Hours Bill was concluded in the House of Commons last evening. ...

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  11. THE SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY.

    Quite a jovial turn was given to-day to a deputation from representatives of the metropolitan Shop Assistants, who waited on the Minister of Labor, Sir A. J. peacock. Their ...

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  12. LORD CHARLES BERESFORD.

    The renewal of the friction between Admiral Charles Beresford, Commander-in-Chief of the Channel fleet, and the naval authorities is causing much ...

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  13. NEW ZEALAND FLOODS.

    Latest report regarding the heavy rains state that ([?]is practically flooded. The manufacture of an had to be suspended. Over 4½in of rain fell at Dan[?] in 24 ...

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  14. LABOR CONFERENCE.

    The Federal Labor Conference resumed its ridings to-day. It was decided to make it a plank in the fighting platform that there should be an amendment of the Federal ...

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  15. HAWKING DRINKS.

    A message from Christchurch, Canterbury, states that a man named Weston has been fined £25 for perambulating the streets on Sundays with a bottle of whisky and selling ...

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  16. FOOTBALL.

    Considerable interest was taken in the game between these teams in the Upper Reserve yesterday, and the 3000 people who attended were treated to an exciting match, in which there ...

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  17. A LETTER FROM MT. MAGNET.

    Sir,--Kindly allow me, through the iridium of your valuable paper, to make a few remarks, and also corrections in connection with the Mt. Magnet trouble. In the 51st place. ...

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  19. DAYLIGHT SAYING BILL

    The Government has arranged that the proposals contained in the Daylight Saving Bill--the object of which is to have done m summer by daylight a greater ...

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  20. PERSIAN ATROCITIES.

    When the recent disturbances at Teheran were at their worst, a number of fugitives took refuge in the grounds of the British Legation. The Shah thereupon ordered ...

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  21. OLD AGE ANNUITIES.

    The Dominion House of Commons yesterday passed the Government's Old Ace Annuities Bill. ...

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  22. OLD AGE PENSIONS.

    The Old Age Pensions Bill now before the House of Commons is the subject of a letter in the newspapers signed by Sir Felix Schuster, governor of the Union of ...

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  23. A TOWN ON FIRE.

    Apparently the great conflagration at Port-au-Prince, the capital of Hayti, was even more serious than the earlier accounts showed. Reuter's correspondent at ...

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  24. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    Father Bernard Vaughan, the celebrated Catholic priest, has (says the London correspondent of the Age) been saying nice things of "Tommy" Burns, who is a staunch Roman ...

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  25. R. S. SEVIER.

    Great public interest has been aroused in the case of Robert S. Sievier, the bookmaker, who was recently arrested on a, charge of attempting to blackmail Mr. J. B. Joel. ...

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  26. THREATENED STRIKE IN PARIS.

    Owing to a serious dispute between contractors and the workmen employed in the municipality of Paris, both a lockout and a general strike are threatened. ...

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  27. A PAPAL DECREE.

    The Vatican has issued a lecree reorganising the different Sacred Congregations. Great Britain, Canada, Holland, and the United States are removed from the ...

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  28. INTERNATIONAL MOTORING.

    The great motor racing carnival at Dieppe opened yesterday and continued today in the presence of enormous crowds of sightseers. Yesterday the chief event ...

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  29. EARL DUDLEY AND FAMILY.

    It has been arranged that the Earl of Dudley, the new Governor-General of Australia, who, oil the conclusion of his forthcoming visit to Canada, will sail from ...

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  30. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

    In the Legislative Council last evening Mr. Sachse introduced a Bill to amend the Marriage Act, and another to provide for the licensing of estate and other agents. Both ...

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  31. EXCESSIVE ZEAL.

    Very high-handed proceedings on tho part of the railway detective service came to light in the Melbourne Cite Court yesterday, as the result of the proceedings against two men ...

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  32. WORKHOUSE CONTRACTS.

    Joseph Cade, a coal merchant, was yesterday placed on trial at the Old Bailey to answer the charge of fraud preferred against him last April in connection with ...

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  33. MADAME ANNA GOULD.

    Her family having withdrawn their opposition, Madame Anna Gould, daughter of the late Jay Gould, the famous American millionaire, was yesterday married in ...

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  35. ABSINTHE.

    A referendum has been taken in Switzerland on the question of whether the manufacture or sale of absinthe should be allowed in the country. ...

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  36. THE GUN.

    The Bendigo Gun Club had a shoot at the Sydenham Gardens yesterday. A fair number of marksmen competed, including Messrs. Stewart and Reedie, of the Kerang Club and ...

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  37. OBITUARY.

    The remains of the late Miss Lilias Bradley were yesterday afternoon, in the presence of a largo and sympathetic gathering of friends, interred in the Anglican portion of the ...

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  39. IRISH LAND STOCKS.

    There has been an exceptional demand for the new Irish land stock £5,000,000 issued at 89½. It is understood that the total amount has been subscribed for over ...

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  42. EDUCATION BILL.

    The Daily Telegraph states that the Education Bill is practically dead. ...

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  43. BERLIN SCANDALS.

    The trial of Prince Philip Eulenberg on a charge of perjury is proceeding in Berlin. A man named Ernst, at one time employed by Eulenberg, gave dramatic ...

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  44. POWLETT RIVER COALFIELD.

    Great excitement prevails at Powlett River over the--various discoveries of coal in the district. The diamond-drills are still at work. Since the last big seem, 9ft 3in in thickness, ...

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  46. TWELVE UPPER HOUSE NOMINEES

    Twelve appointments have been made to the Legislative Council by the Vedo Government. The new members include Mr. Hughes, Lord Mayor of Sydney, Mr. Burns, of Burns ...

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  47. LEEDS UNIVERSITY.

    King Edward and Queen Alexandra yesterday opened the new buildings of the Leeds University, ...

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