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PERSONAL
Mr Bowden, Minister for Defence, who has been visiting Now South Wales, will return to Melbourne on Monday. ...
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S. M'MICHAEL DEAD
Mr Samuel Albert M'Michael, one of the best known sportsmen in the State, and a leading officer of the Education Department, died this ...
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HITCHEN AND KITCHEN
George Kitchen, milkman, of Okleigh, notified E. J. Hitchen tobacconist, of the same town, that all was not well at Hitchen's shop ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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EGYPT'S GREAT EXPECTATIONS
Yehia pasha, the Premier, declares that the Egyptians will astonish the world by their rapid and complete adaptation to Parliamentary regime and profound attachment to the first constitutional King of Egypt. ...
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"POMMIES" WELCOME
Too long had the Imperial Government stood idly by while some of the best of its manhood drifted to countries other than Its own ...
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LABOR SKY CLEARS
By dint of patient negotiations the labor sky is gradually clearing. The provisional settlement of the farming dispute, which was most urgent ...
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BEST 12 DAHLIAS
The voting for the best twelve dahlias has closed, and the result is given below. To garden enthusiasts the lists have ...
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EAST MELBOURNE VETERAN
In his day Mr, M'Michael, who was 53 years of age, was one of the finest athletes that Victoria has produced. He was known best as a cricketer and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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IRISH REBELS
Messages From Bantry, county Cork, announce that Free State troops thoroughly scoured the whole countryside. Twenty prisoners, stated to ...
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100 GUN SALUTE
Salutes of 100 guns at Cairo, and 21 at Alexandria and Port Said were fired in honor of King Fuad having signed the new constitution. ...
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NO OFFAL CONDITIONS
In a cablegram to Mr M'Pherson, the Acting Premier, Mr Lawson, the Premier, gives the assurance that the Imperial Government has not ...
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GUN-PLAY ON FARM
George Vickers, the half-caste, who it is alleged attacked the lonely homestead of the Bertram family, near Yeppoon, at midnight,some weeks ...
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The Household Bill
Town and country reports today indicate decline in consumption of high-priced foods. ...
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COMMENCEMENT DAY
Four hundred and four new degrees rare conferred on graduates of the Melbourne University by Sir John McFarland. the Chancellor, at the ...
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POLICE UNREST
On a date to be arranged Mr Baird, the Chief Secretary, will receive a deputation. from representatives of the Police Association with respect to the ...
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SAVED FROM BREAKERS
After an adventurous voyage, in which she covered 25,000 miles, on tho way from the Baltic to Melbourne, the barque Billands ...
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BABY RIVALRY
("The Baby Health Association has need to justify Its refusal to amalgamate, if it can. Its alternative scheme simply delays ...
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WEATHERED THE TEMPEST
The barque Bellands narrowly escaped destruction on her voyage from the Baltic to Melbourne ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PRIZE FOR MOTOR GLIDERS
"The Daily Mail" has offered a prise of £1000 for motor gliders. It is open to the whole world, but the competition will be held in England in ...
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Where to Go Tonight
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BOOTY IDENTIFIED
Following the publication in Thursday's "Herald" of the request of Senior-Detective Mulfahey for the attendance of claimants of stolen ...
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