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WHAT'S IN A NAME.
How the old question will insist upon cropping up in even our most modem society when any man can put a hyphen into, or a final "e" after his ...
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SALE OF POISONS.
The Attorney-General has introduces into the Legislative Council a Bill to further amend the Poisons Act. It is provided in the measure that the Poisons ...
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THE CORONERS WARNING.
A very representative deputation, be introduced by Dr W. H. [?] M.L.C., will wait upon the Solicitor. General to-morrow morning, in referred ...
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A CHALLENGED ELECTION.
On the 30th of November last, the day of the prorogation of last session of the State Parliament, a petition from Mr George Godfrey, ex-M.L.C. was ...
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WORKINGMEN'S COLLEGE CONTROL.
Direct representation on the Council the Workingmen's College was asked for to-day by a deputation from the Champs of Manufactures, which waited on ...
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LABOR PARTY AND THE TARIFF.
The Labor Conference has dealt with the train question in a manner not wholly unexpected. Unless we are greatly misinformed, the Labor ...
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BRITAIN, FRANCE, GERMANY.
Friday next will be the French National Fete Day in commemoration of the fall of the Bastille in 1789 It is our privilege to congratulate French ...
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THE WORKLESS: "HERALD" RELIEF FUND.
We have received the following additional subscriptions to the small fund established at this, office which is being used in the ...
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
The Legislative Assembly is sitting this afternoon., Mr Warde is to ask the Premier "if he will inform the House whether the ex-Minister of Lands, Mr ...
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COLLEGE COUNCIL IS IT POLITICAL?"
"It looks as if this council is too political, or as if there was, at any rate good deal of the political in the council This comment was made by the Premier ...
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LAND TRANSFER MEMORIALS.
A bill was recently introduced into the Legislative Council, for the purpose of making valid a large number of land transfer memorials. The measure was ...
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ANCIENT LIGHTS BILL.
The bill "to declare the law with respect to ancient lights." which Mr Payne has introduced into the Legislative Council is one of much interest to property. ...
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CUSTOMS ENQUIRIES.
Mr A. W. Smart, Collector of Customs hold public enquiries at the Customs House. Melbourne at 10 o'clock row, into several complaints which have ...
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CLOSER SETTLEMENT.
The world moves, and we find to-day even a paper like the "Argus" significantly emphasising the view that the pastoralist is only the "pioneer" of ...
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