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DEATH OF MR. JAMES COWIE.
The obituary columns of The Argus of yesterday contained the notice of the death of Mr. James Cowie, which took place on Monday at his late residence, Glenmore, ...
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VICTORIAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
The annual matches of the Victorian Rifle Association were commenced yesterday on the Williamstown ranges, and will be continued during the week. The matches began ...
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BURGLARS AND THE POLICE
The countless descents made upon the residences of citizens lately by burglars and other thieves have shown conclusively that the methods of the present police organisation ...
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LEGAL NOTES.
The cases in Mr. Justice Hodges's list for the present month which have not yet been disposed of will be taken by Mr. Justice Williams in the Second Civil Court after he ...
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MINING INTELLIGENCE AND STOCK AND SHARE MARKET.
The Argus Office, Tuesday Evening. There was a fairly firm market for most investment stocks to-day, but bank shares generally continue dull of sale. In the ...
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WILLS AND BEQUESTS.
The will of the late Mr. Charles Curtis, of Queenscliff, has been filed in the probate office. The deceased died on the 1st of October last, leaving a will bearing date the ...
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MELBOURNE AND METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.
Mr. Lang occupied the chair. PROPOSED REDUCTION OF SALARIES. The report of the finance committee recommending the payment, amongst other things, ...
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SUICIDE OF A RAILWAY GANGER.
Dr. Youl held an inquest yesterday at the Melbourne Hospital concerning the death of John O'Brien, the railway ganger who hanged himself at 472 Latrobe-street on Sunday ...
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WESLEYAN CHURCH DISTRICT MEETINGS.
The fifth annual meeting of the Melbourne (South) District Wesleyan Church was commenced in the Conference-hall yesterday under the presidency of the Rev. Henry Bath, ...
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CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.
The council of the Caledonian Society of Melbourne held their monthly meeting in the offices of the society, 31 Queen-street, last Friday, Mr. Thomas Learmonth in the chair. ...
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SHIPPING REPORTS.
The steamer Essen, of the German-Australian line, arrived yesterday morning from Hamburg after an unusually protracted voyage, during which she was band[?]ed about for several weeks between the different ...
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT WILLIAMSTOWN.
The by-election for a representative of the North Ward in the town of Williamstown took place yesterday. The election was rendered necessary by the retirement of ...
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THE PROSECUTION OF BETTING MEN.
Mr. Panton, P.M., gave his adjourned decision yesterday at the City Court in the gambling cases in which George Lynch, bookmaker, of Queen's-walk, and William ...
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BATHING IN A PROHIBITED PLACE.
At the Port Melbourne Police Court yesterday morning, before the Mayor and Mr. Francis, J.P.'s, theee youths, George Newham, Thomas Harris, and William ...
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DROWNED IN THE YARRA.
Constable Holmes, of South Richmond, heard splashing and groaning in the Yarra near the Prahran bridge yesterday morning early, and endeavoured to find the cause, but ...
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MINING NOTES.
The managers report:- BLOCK 14, Broken Hill, Nov. 15.—Blowing in third furnace to-day. ELLENBOROUGH, Eaglehawk, Nov. 15.—Finished the ...
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