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  2. FREE TRAVELLING.

    This afternoon a conference sat at the Railway offices to consider the question of the carriage of members of the Defence' Force and of rifle clubs over the Victorian ...

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  3. NEWS AND NOTES IN A NUTSHELL

    The Anxiously looked for Continuation of Mafeking's relief Had not reached Victoria up to 1.30. ...

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  4. THE DROUIN TRAGEDY.

    The inquest on the body of Frederick Richard Cohen, the victim of the Drouin shooting tragedy, was resumed to-day. In his summing up, the Coroner was ...

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  5. THE COMMONWEALTH BILL.

    At the request of the Board of Directors of the Australian Natives' Association, the Premier yesterday sent to our Federation delegate in London, Mr Deakin, ...

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  6. THE WEATHER.

    The rain which commenced yesterday was general throughout the colony. In some paris over two inches were registered, and there wan hardly a corner of the colony which did not ...

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  7. BUBONIC PLAGUE.

    It is eminently satisfactry to be able to report that up to four o'clock this afternoon no other case of bubonic, plague had been reported to the health ...

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  8. THAT PREMATURE REPORT.

    The definite announcement, which stems to have been made in many quarters, that Mafeking had actually been relieved, has led to general, and, it is to be feared, ...

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  9. FLEMINGTON AND KENSINGTON.

    The Flemington and Kensington Council is now paying 3d per head for rats, and nearly 700 have already been purchased. Mr George Offen, the borough ...

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  10. QUARANTINED PATIENTS.

    Some very strong comments were made yesterday afternoon at the treatment meted out to the persons brought back from the quarantine station in the Albert. ...

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  11. THE ADELAIDE EXPRESS.

    The express train from Adelaide for Melbourne arrived at Serviceton two and a half hours late last' night. The officials of the Traffic department at Spencer ...

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  12. POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

    The Postmaster-General has given instructions that immediately definite news is received in Melbourne of the relief of Mafeking. It shall be forwarded to every ...

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  13. IN SYDNEY.

    Another case of bubonic plague was discovered to-day, the sufferer being a woman named Mary Held, aged 35. ...

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  14. CITY LIFT ACCIDENT.

    Soon after one o'clock to-day a lift accident occurred at the Metropole Hotel, Bourke street west, by which two persona sustained painful injuries. About the ...

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  15. FLOODS.

    The Moonee Ponds Creek has so rapidly risen that all the low-lying streets at Kensington are under water, and unless the weather abates the residents will have to make a hasty exit to save ...

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  16. AT THE CITY COURT.

    When the news that Lord Halsbury had read a cable-gram in the House of Lords, stating that Mafeking had been relieved, reached the City Court this afternoon. ...

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  17. ALLEGED LARCENY.

    Robert Bell was charged at the Collingwood Court to-day with the larceny of a silver watch and chain, valued at L3. George Waited Hancock, groom employed at ...

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  18. IN QUEENSLAND.

    The youth named Kime, who was attacked with the plague at Rockhampton on Tuesday, died this morning. He was 17 years of age, and had been employed in ...

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  19. PORT MELBOURNE'S PREPARATION.

    At Port Melbourne it has been decided that directly the relief of Mafeking is confirmed, a signal will be given from the Town Hall, and the town will be ...

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  20. CLEARING THE WHARVES.

    After inspecting the Queen's Wharf this morning, in company with Dr. Gresswell, the Minister of Health decided to exercise his power to order the daily clearance of ...

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  21. CHARGE AGAINST A CAPTAIN

    The Court of Marine Inquiry consisting of Mr Panton, P.M. (president), and Captains Roberts and Garson (skilled assessors) sat again at the Custom House ...

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  22. IS INOCULATION DANGEROUS?

    From time to time we have received communications from correspondents who have asked whether there is any danger to he apprehended from inoculation, ...

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  23. STOCKS AND SHARES

    There is little that is new to announce in connection with the "shivoo." It is not taking place this afternoon, because official confirmation of the relief of Mafeking is wanted ...

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  24. ESSENDON IS EAGER.

    In the event of Mafeking being relieved, Mayor Alkman, of Essendon, has given instructions for all the bells in the town to be rung and whistles blown. Flags ...

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  25. SHIPPING COMPANIES AND THE WHARVES.

    A deputation, representative of most of the shipping companies, waited this afternoon on Dr. Gresswell, to lay before him their views as to the accumulation of ...

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  26. FLOODING JUSTICE.

    To-day's heavy rain found many weak spots in the pity, but probably none weaker than the ramshackle tenement dignified by the name of the District Court. This morning it was found ...

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  27. A SWEEP TRANSACTION.

    A carpenter named Thomas Fraser, residing at Kew, was charged at the Criminal sitting of the Supreme Court, to-day, before Mr Justice Hood and a Jury of twelve, with embezzlement ...

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  28. BALLARAT JUBILANT.

    A scene of unprecedented enthusiasm and patriotic ardour took place during the early hours of this morning. At a few minutes before midnight cables were ...

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  29. AT NORTHCOTE.

    The large 6ft by 3ft deep drain near the intersection of Darebin road and High streets, Northcote, overflowed into High street during last night, and this morning there was a sheet ...

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  30. AN UNCUSTOMED CHINESE

    On Wednesday last Ah Foy, a Chinese from Bendigo, was crossing the Murray Bridge when he was stopped by a New South Wales Customs officer, and asked ...

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  31. GALE IN THE BAY.

    The heavy gale which blew last night and early this morning was felt very, severely at Port Melbourne. The two vessels at the Town pier--the Canada and the Federal--had to run ...

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  32. IMPORTATION OF OYSTERS.

    With regard to the proposed prohibition of the importation of oysters from Sydney, a deputation representative of the oyster importers of Melbourne, consisting ...

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  33. BUTTER FACTORIES.

    This afternoon, Messrs Knox (president-elect), Ferris, Coghlan, and Weatherhead, representing the Austraiaslan Butter Factories' Managers' Association, ...

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  34. IN THE COUNTRY.

    Our correspondents in the country intimate to us that rain has fallen in welcome plenteousness. At Traralgon the rain was vary heavy, and the weather very cold throughout the ...

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  35. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW.

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  36. THE QUEEN'S WHARF.

    To-day Dr. Gresswell took the Minister of Health (Mr Melville, M.L.C.), for a walk along the Queen's Wharf from the Queen's Bridge to the Little Dock, He ...

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  37. THIS EVENING'S FIXTURES.

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  38. SNOW AT BRIGHT.

    Snow fell in Bright from 12 till 2 this afternoon. ...

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  39. DANGEROUS PATRIOTISM.

    A commercial traveller named Linley, living here, tried to fire off a small cannon to celebrate the reported relief of Mafeking, when the charge exploded, ...

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  40. RAINFALL RECORDS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 175 words
  41. TO-MORROW.

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  42. TRARALGON EXPECTANT.

    Considerable preparations have been made here in expectation of the relief of Mafeking. The Board of Advice will proclaim a general school holiday ...

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  43. TO-MORROW EVENING.

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  44. CRESWICK REJOICINGS.

    Flags are flying and general rejoicing is being indulged in over the reported relief of Mafeking. ...

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  45. LATE SHIPPING.

    The steamer Zealandla arrival at Hobart from Melbourne at 11.35 this morning. The barque Devonport arrived at the Heads from an unknown port at noon to-day. ...

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  46. SCENES IN SYDNEY.

    Great excitement prevails to-day over the reported relief of Mafeking, and flags are flying everywhere, whilst shipping in the harbor is gaily dressed with bunting. ...

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  47. THE RAINFALL.

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  48. ANTARCTIC GOLD-BEARING ROOKS.

    It has transpired, although the officers and crow of the Southern Cross preserved silence as to the results of the recent expedition to the Antarctic, when they ...

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  49. Advertising

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  50. THE RELIEF OF MAFEKING.

    Sir,--I see that it is announced an the Intention of the Government to proclaim a public holiday upon receipt of news of the relief of Mafeking, and its gallant defenders. I beg to ...

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  51. DR. GRESSWELL'S PROPOSALS

    "Unless the whole of the lumber, produce, and other goods now exposed on the wharves from the Queen's Bridge to the Little Dock is removed by two o'clock on ...

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  52. To the Editor of "The Herald."

    Sir,--The Stock Exchange can show its appreciation of another success Just as well by an inexpensive public demonstration, and devote the moneys that would have been expended on ...

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    Telephone subscriptions are due before the 1st April, but many subscribers have proved very dilatory in paying up. The authorities request that subscribers will pay ...

    Article : 75 words
  54. Family Notices

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  55. Advertising

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