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CONTENTS OF TO-DAY'S PAPER. INDEX TO NEWS.
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COUNTRY NEWS.
At the Colac Police Court to-day an important case was heard[?] before Mr. Heron, P.M., and local justices. Jno. Darcy, a well known grazier, proceeded against a ...
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INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS. NEW SOUTH WALES.
At the meeting of the city council on Friday, the town clerk reported that a mistake had occurred in the transmission of the last cable message from the Agent-General, in ...
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RAID ON A GAMBLING DEN
For some time past it has been suspected that gambling was taking place at certain houses in the city, and the police made a raid on an establishment next to the ...
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BURGLARIES AND ROBBERIES IN THE SUBURBS.
Between 6 o'clock and midnight on Saturday evening a robbery was committed at the Ballarat Tavern Hotel, Brunswick-street, Fitzroy, kept by Mr. D. [?]. Ryan. The sum ...
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THE PASTORALISTS AND THE SHEARERS. UNIONIST DEMONSTRATION AT BARCALDINE.
The unionists were as busy as bees all yesterday preparing for their great demonstration. They abandoned their first intention of caricaturing the action of the Government ...
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WITH THE FREE SHEARERS.
After an unavoidable delay, owing to the [?]mpassable state of the country in the [?]nterior, the final arrangements have now been made for conveying the free sh[?]arers ...
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THE STATEMENTS OF UNIONISTS CONTRADICTED.
Recent statements of unionist leaders are taken exception to by members of the council of the Pastoralists' Union, and some of them are condemned as being utterly false. ...
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SERIOUS BUGGY ACCIDENT AT BRIGHTON.
A serious buggy accident occurred at Brighton Beach yesterday evening between 5 and 6 o'clock through which a young woman named Alice Marsh[?] a resident of ...
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THE SIR THOMAS ELDER EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
Arrangements are being made for a farewell gathering in connection with the Elder Exploring Expedition which is being sent out by Sir Thomas Elder. The meeting, for ...
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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FREEDOM OF CONTRACT.
The ballot taken so far on the Blackall resolutions shows the voting to be 100 to 1 in favour of continuing the strike unless the squatters grant a free conference. ...
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ELECTRICITY AS A MOTIVE POWER.
Sir,—You will much oblige by favouring me with the necessary space in your paper to reply to a few assertions made by Mr. A. W. Robertson on the subject of electric railways, ...
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NORTH SUBURBAN PARKS AND GARDENS.
Sir,—Now that the legislative section of the City Council has proposed to keep out the cows of Prince's-park from coming into see any football matches played on the new ...
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ALLEGED MURDERS BY ABORIGINES.
On Friday afternoon the Minister of Education received a report from Mr. M. C. Willshire, of the police camp on the Finke River, under date February 26. He states ...
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THE WEATHER. SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER.
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VICTORIA.
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THE SYDNEY UNIVERSITY.
The fortieth annual commemoration of the University of Sydney was held on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a very large gathering of the leading citizens of Sydney. ...
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THE RIOTERS BEFORE THE COURT.
At the police court yesterday Daniel Murphy and Thomas Lowry were each sentenced to three months' imprisonment in the Rockhampton Gaol, and Patrick Lynch and ...
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CHARGE OF SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT A LICENSE.
Two cases, in which Mrs. Samuel Gregoire, the proprietress of a wine shop in Beach-street, Port Melbourne, and her servant, Charlotte Field, were charged with selling ...
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QUEENSLAND.
Mr. James Smith, the Government collector of zoological specimens, died at Rockhampton yesterday from exposure whilst pursuing his labours in the Springshure district. ...
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MELBOURNE OBSERVATORY.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
A telegram from Bordertown states that a man named William Skelton has been found drowned in a swamp near Bunbury. It appears that he went after some wounded ...
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MURRAY, MURRUMBIDGEE, OVENS[?] BARWON, NAMOI, AND GOULBURN RIVERS.
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CHURCH CELEBRATION IN SANDHURST.
The celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of Bishop Crane's admission to the Roman Catholic priesthood was celebrated at St. Kilian's Church to-day. A large number of ...
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LORD SALISBURY ON FREEDOM OF CONTRACT.
Sir,—The above subject is one that has been brought prominently before the public at the present time in connection with the shearing strike in Queensland. ...
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UNIONISTS FINED AT BLACKALL.
Sixteen unionists have been summoned for obstruction in connection with the arrival of the free labourers on the 2nd inst. The court was crowded during the three days the case ...
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A CASE OF BOYCOTTING.
At a meeting held yesterday it was d[?]de[?] that Mr. J. V. Suter, auctioneer, the secretary of the Pastoralists' Union at Hughenden, should be boycoted, and in consequence 14 ...
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PASTORAL INTELLIGENCE. VICTORIA.
LISMORE, APRIL 8.—The weather keeps very dry About 70 points of rain f[?]ll at the end of March, but that was not nearly enough. On some stations ewes are lambing fast, but they have very little milk. The ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
Mr. Justice Conelly has declined, on appeal, to reverse the order made in the lower court remitting Robert Kurtz, accused of larceny, to Melbourne for trial. The ...
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SANDHURST.
Bishop Crane was presented with an address and a purse of sovereigns this afternoon by the sisters of the Brigidine convents at Echuca, Wangar[?]tta, and Beechworth. ...
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THE ACCIDENT IN THE SOUTH STAR MINE.
The body of John Rundell was recovered by the divers from the bottom of the South Star shaft at midday to-day. An inquest was this afternoon commenced, and after an ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
YOUNG, APRIL 10.—A number of leading pastor[?]lists in this and the surrounding districts have taken preliminary steps for the establishment of meat-chilling works at Young. To carry out the ...
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MEETING AT CUNNAMULLA.
A meeting was held last night at the Divisional-hall, which was packed by unionists. Mr. Milton, of the Wallis and Milton Well-boring Company, had acceded to ...
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QUEENSLAND.
HUGHENDEN, APRIL 11.—Besides the cattle from Gl[?]ndower and Compton Downs, a lot is now must[?]r[?]d on Wongalee, which will shortly leave for the southern markets. ...
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ECHUCA.
At a meeting of the Echuca Railway League held last evening, reference was made to the short time the sectional committee on railways proposed staying in Echuca to take ...
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THE WEATHER. VICTORIA.
ECHUCA, APRIL 12.—Steady rain f[?]ll last evening and during the night, about 40 pol[?]t[?] being registered. INGLEWOOD, APRIL 11.—Grand rain has been ...
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GEELONG[?]
After 11 o'clock this morning it rained heavily for several hours, and the athl[?]ti[?] sports commenced at the B[?]ll[?]rin[?] Tea Gardens on Saturday last, and which were to ...
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BALLARAT.
An elderly man named Francis Mulgren, a resident of Korweinguboora, was run over by a tramcar in Sturt-street last evening, and seriously injured. He will, however, ...
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FIFTY SHILLING SUITS TO MEASURE.
Unequalled for fit, style, and durability; cash only. George and George Limited.— [ADVT.] SATURDAY, February 7, completed the first ...
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QUEENSLAND.
BARCALDINE, APRIL 11.—Heavy rain fell here last week, registering nearly [?]in. In all. On the 5th [?]nst[?] the Thomson River had reached the highest point ever known. The rain appears to have been ...
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ADDRESS BY A DELEGATE OF THE SHEARERS' UNION.
Last night Arthur Rae, a representative of the Wagga Wagga branch of the Australian Shearers' Union, and "organiser'' for the General Labourers' Union of Australasia, ...
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A GOOD RELIABLE TOBACCO.
Havelock Tobacco, Aromatic, medium [?]vou[?]; or Dark[?] full flavour[?]—[ADVT.] To D[?]N GREY HAIR.—Lockyer's Sulphur Hair Re[?]tor[?]r is the quickest, best, safest and cheapest. ...
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