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NEW IRONWORKS.
Tour years ago a scheme was conceived by Messrs. Wright and Edwards of utilising the scrap or waste iron produced in the colony. They commenced operations in Moray street, ...
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THE ANGLO-JEWISH ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the Victorian Anglo-Jewish Association was held yesterday afternoon at the Synagogue, Bourkestreet west, Mr. Isaac Jacobs, the president, ...
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THE KYNETON RACES.
The additional day's racing did not prove as successful from an attendance point of view as was anticipated, but in the majority of instances the running was more ...
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THE OPERA.
On Saturday night next the doors of the Melbourne Opera house will be thrown open[?] and the elegant and satisfactory entertainments with which Mr. W. S. Lyater's name ...
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THE MURPHY CREEK MURDER.
The adjourned inquest on the body of J. Scott, who was found dead in his hut at Murphy's Flat on the 10th inst., was resumed to-day at the Welcome Inn, Moliagul. ...
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BALLARAT.
Although there was not much animation in the market to-day, a fair amount of business was done, and mostly at steady rates, De Murska being the only stock that showed ...
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CHARGE OF STEALING WATER.
At the City Police Court yeserday, before Mr. Call P.M., and Mesars. J. Finlay, Fairchild, Craven, and M'Guigan, J.P.'s, Mr. Andrew Cohu, aerated water manufacturer, of 24½ ...
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SANDHURST.
The diamond drill has been got into full working order again, somewhat earlier than was expected. The debris has been entirely removed from the bore-hole, and several of ...
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THE MELBOURNE GENERAL CEMETERY.
Sir,—Mr. William Thomson, in this day's Argus, states that when passing in a conveyance, at midnight, close by the white-painted picket fence or the Melbourne General ...
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THE MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY.
Sir,—It ought to be more generally known that the registrar of our University is a wag. His toucbes of humour doubtless delight his friends, nor, without very good cause, would ...
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THE PROSECUTION OF JAMES PAGE.
At the City Police Court yesterday, before Mr. Call, P.M., and a bench of magistrates, James Page, late secretary of the South Melbourne Building Society, was again brought ...
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THE PRESENT LOAN COMPARED WITH FORMER ONES.
Sir,—Perhaps you will permit me to respectfully point out a material error in your foot-note to my letter in this day a issue, You therein state "the new 4½ per cent. loan ...
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TEACHERS' HOLIDAY.
Sir,—In your issue of Saturday, as well as in several other papers it was stated that Mr. L. L. Smith waited on the Minister of Education in behalf of the Teachers Association, ...
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POLICE.
At the CITY COURT on Tuesday, before Mr. Call, P.M., and a bench of magistrates, Peter Corrigan and Alfred Wilson, alias Kisby two notorious larrikins belonging to Carlton, ...
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THE PERRY SCHOLARSHIP.
Sir,—An advertisement has appeared in your journal, announcing that the examination for the Perry Scholarship," to be held on the 20th inst., would be open to peraons of ...
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