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SUNSHINE ACCIDENT.
It is provided under the Railways Act that where compensation is claimed for deaths, personal injuries or loss caused by the alleged negligence of the Railway ...
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STATE MINISTRY.
That there is much discontent and unrest amongst supporters of the Bent Government is undeniable, but there is not sufficient cohesion amongst these ...
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BENEFICENT RAINFALL.
The area which has benefited by the splendid rain experienced in most ports of Victoria extends into Central Australia and a considerable portion of New ...
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PRICE OF FISH.
The attention of a leading fishmonger was drawn to-day to the statement that the Queenscliff fishermen had decided to stop fishing until Monday because the ...
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LABOR FAIR.
A Labor Fair, promoted by the central executive of the Political Labor Council, was opened this afternoon in the Old Trades Hall, Lygon street. The ...
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CURIOUS "CURIOS."
Those engaged in the unlawful trade of smuggling opium employ many clever devices in order to hoodwink the Customs officials, and they would have once ...
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GROWING IN FAVOR.
Tenders for canned and frozen [?] for the use of the troops in s[?] Africa are being called by the [?] Office, and tender forms for supplies [?] ...
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THE RECORD
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NEWS AND NOTES IN A NUTSHELL.
Politics. Federal and State. Discussed to Another column. "I did not laugh immoderately on ...
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AGREES TO MARRY
In the City Court to-day, before Mr. Cresswell, P.M., and a bench of honorary magistrates, a well-dressed young woman, named May Adams, was ...
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OFFICIAL FORECASTS
The following forecasts of the weather throughout Australia for the next 48 hours were issued by the Commonwealth Meteorological Bureau at noon ...
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DRUNK AND ABUSIVE
Olga Lindross was charged at City Court to-day with having ma[?]e of insulting words. The defendant pleaded that she [?] ...
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YAN YEAN RESERVOIR
The metropolitan water supply has considerably benefited by the rains during the last 48 hours, and the outlook as to the coming summer is much ...
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PERSONAL.
Mr. W. Bett, of Ormond College, will shortly take up work in connection with the Deloraine (Tasmanian) Presbyterian Church. ...
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FRUIT AND FISH.
I would strongly urge the hawkers to ask the City Council to provide them with suitable stands about the stations, and I am glad to see that "Housewife" ...
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HER MEANS OF SUPPORT.
At the Fitzroy Court to-day, before Mr. J. J. Denton (chairman) and Dr. A. Wheeler, J.'sP., a young woman named Bessie Mellen was charged with having ...
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THE UNEMPLOYED
Re my statement to the C[?]tional Church Union to the effect [?] there are between 4000 and 5000 [?]ployed in Melbourne, this is fully b[?] ...
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TEMPERATURE.
October 17.--In the shade, at 9 a.m., 50.6; at 3 p.m., 54.1; lowest during the previous 24 hours, 49.9; highest up to 3 o'clock, in the shade, 53.9; highest in he ...
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SENTENCE OF DEATH
In response to numerous requests the Executive Council met again to-day in reconsider their decision in connection with sentence of death passed on George ...
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BOWLS AND LIQUOR
A storm seems to have arisen in Footscray because of the recent decision of the Footscray Bowling Club, alter a twelve months' trial of temperance ...
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INDECENT POST-CARDS
Thomas Webb, stationer, of Swan street, Richmond, was charged on four separate informations at the Richmond court to-day with having sold postcards ...
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RESCUED FROM THE RIVER
Mrs. Rosalina Hanby, the young woman who was rescued from the Yarra, near the boat-houses, last night by Messrs Gaudin and Clarke, was ...
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FELL TWELVE FEET
David Baker, about 50 years of age, a wharf laborer, was assisting to unload the s.s. Moeraki at No. 6 sheet, Queen's Wharf, this afternoon, when he ...
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BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
Mr. Tait has informed me that the rainfall will have a most beneficial effect, not only in increasing the wealth of our farming community, but in ...
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CHILDREN AS CANVASSERS
The thanks of the public are due to the Coroner (Mr. P. Cohen) for his outspoken remarks in connection with the pernicious and demoralising practice of ...
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EGYPT, THE LAND OF WOR[?]
The East is full of money-gett[?] full of bartering, and full of vi[?] but it is full of worship. In Egypt [?] Nubian sailor prays in the seem of [?] ...
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HOTEL LEASE QUESTION.
At the Richmond Court to-day an application for the ejectment of James Cleal from the Richmond Club Hotel, Swan street, was made by Mary Ann ...
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MERRI RIVER A BANKER.
A phenomenal rainfall has been experienced for the time of the year, 210 points having been registered up to nine o'clock this morning. ...
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WHAT WAS HER FATE?
A large quantity of wreckage, consisting of spars and parts of a ship's boat, have been found on the west coast of Cape Maria Van Diemen, ...
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