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THE FEDERAL COUNCIL.
The fact that only nominal business is to be transacted at the meeting of the Federal Council next week, and the lack of interest in its proceedings during the last ...
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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COUNTRY NEWS. BALLARAT.
The Seventh Day Adventists' encampment was visited by large numbers of people from the city on Sunday, notwithstanding the unfavorable weather. On ...
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THE FLINDERS-LANE FIRE.
The damage done by the fire which broke out early on Saturday morning at 180, 182, and 184 Flinders-lane is much more extensive than was supposed before a thorough ...
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THE YARRA TRAGEDY. THE AMBROSE FAMILY TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.
Since the death of her daughter Mable was established Mrs. Ambrose has been in a state of collapse, and consequently neither herself nor her children have ...
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AN EXCITING ARREST.
The detectives experienced a short period of great excitement about 10 o'clock on Sunday morning, when they attempted to arrest a man named Daniel Winters on a charge ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
The Cullen-Bullen Colliery Proprietary of Lithgow has issued a notice that after February 1 next all coal will be weighed at the colliery, and that the hewing rate ...
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AN INJURED CYCLIST.
J.Somerville, the cyclist who was injured at the cycling races on Thursday night is still in a very precarious condition. He is suffering from a fractured skull, and has ...
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SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER.
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A DEFAULTING MUNICIPALITY.
The municipality of Lambton, in the Newcastle district, owes a sum of £16,500, of which £12,700 is due on account of loan. An official receiver has been appointed to ...
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CASTLEMAINE.
At the inquiry held at the hospital on Sunday, before Mr. C. Tolstrup, J.P., touching the death of the young man, Alexander M'Innes, of Myrtle Creck, who died ...
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FARMERS AND THE DROUGHT.
An extremely large meeting of farmers was held at Coolamon yesterday, to consider the financial position of the settlers of the district through successive droughts. ...
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ASTRONOMICAL, MEMORANDA FOR JANUARY 23, 1899.
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THE NAME ON THE BOX.
When the girl Thelka Dubberke was taken to the Morgue on Friday last, after appearing before the City Court on remand, she was shown the boot trunk in ...
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RIVER GAUGINGS.
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TAKING THE OATH.
The extraordinary observation made by a man named John George Hall, an applicant for a marine collector's license, at the city court to-day, when he was asked to ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Mr. Strawbridge, surveyor-general, left by Saturday's express for the New South Wales and Queensland. The object of his trip is to make inquiries from the officials ...
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CHARGE OF IMPOSITION.
A tall, well-dressed, and apparently well-educated man, named John M. Stodart. was arrested by Detectives Wilson and Mercer on Saturday, at Oxford-chambers, ...
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THE WORK OF THE DETECTIVES.
A return of the work accomplished by the detectives in connection with the Yarra tragedy has been prepared by Super-intendent Brown and forwarded to the ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
A Bunbury telegram states that James Aitken was run over and killed by a goods train. He had fallen asleep on the line. The deceased came from Victoria, where he ...
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THE WEATHER. FURTHER HEAVY RAINFALL.
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NEW ZEALAND.
The arrivals in the colony last year numbered 18,856, and the departures 16,159. The secretary of the Post-office has ...
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A.N.A. FETE AND "EMPIRE" BAZAAR.
Thursday next will be observed as a public holiday throughout Victoria, and the metropolitan committee of the A.N.A. will, as usual, celebrate the holiday by a ...
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LOST IN THE BUSH.
A lad, son of Mr. Cox, school taecher, of Melbourne, lost himself in the heavily-timbered country at Glen Creek on Thursday last. The young fellow was on a visit to ...
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SHIPPING WHEAT.
In a shipping sense, Williamstown is now passing through a period of briskness such as has been unknown there for many years. The entire berthing accommodation at the ...
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EARLY MORNING FUN.
John M. Roy, a solicitor's clerk, was before the South Melbourne Bench (Messrs. Jones, Barret, and Thistlethwaite, J.P.'s) on Saturday, charged with breaking three ...
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A MYSTERIOUS FATALITY.
The body of a young man, of 23, named James Leonard Halse, was found lying in the bed of the Merri Creek on Saturday morning, his brains having been dashed out ...
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THEATRES AND ENTERTAINMENTS.
The announcement that "The Geisha" will shortly be withdrawn has caused increased interest in that tuneful and picturesque opera, and on Saturday evening ...
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FIRE AT BENALLA.
Another fire occurred here this morning about 11 o'clock, the scene being the two-storied brick premises in Nunn-street, occupied by Mr. Charles Helms, tobacconist ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
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THE LATE REV. G. J. TAYLOR. M.A
Sir.— Shortly after the death of the incumbent of Chil[?]ern from typhoid it was my duty to visit the parish, and the memory of my visit has been with me all ...
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HEAVY RAIN IN THE WEST.
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RAILWAY RATES ON WHEAT.
An agitation, in which the Horsham and Wimmera District Agricultural Society is taking the lead, is on foot to seek to induce the Commissioner of Railways to ...
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SUPPOSED ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
What appears to have been an attempt at suicide was made on Saturday afternoon at the Kerferd-road pier, Albert-park, by a woman named Earl, 40 years of ...
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LAW COURTS SHORTHAND EXAMINATION.
An examination of applicants for licenses as shorthand writers under the Evidence Act 1890 was held at the Law Courts on Saturday. The following candidates ...
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BALLARAT WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKETS.
B[?]ophy, Foley, and Co. report:—"Business during the past week has improved, but farmers are yet too busy to send in much produce to market. New wheat from up country has been ...
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THE WHEAT TRAFFIC.
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BAD BLOOD CURED.
Blood will tell according to the condition of it. If in bad order, it shows itself in pimples, blotches, boils, skin biseases, and various eruptions. A case in point:—Mrs. ...
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A FATAL SNAKE-BITE.
Yesterday evening a little boy, nine years old, son of Mr. Gordon, overseer of Congbool station, Balmoral, when removing some rails to get a rabbit, was bitten twice ...
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THE BURGLARY UNDER ARMS.
Detectives Cook, Mercer, and Neilson yesterday succeeded in tracing a coat which formed part of the proceeds of the armed burglary at the residence of Mr.Michael ...
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NIPPED IN THE BUD.
John Byrnes, better known in the west end of the city as "Nipper" Byrnes, is believed by the police to have intended embarking on the profession of the ...
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THE BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY.
The recent rain will have a wonderful effect on the beet crops, which badly needed moisture. The analysis of beet roots growing around Maffra has been ...
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"HAYTER'S YEAR BOOK."
Sir,—The outlook for the financial year ending with June next should occasion pleasant anticipations in the mind of the Treasurer. The Railway Commissioner is ...
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AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE.
CASTERTON, Jan. 20. — Threshing is going on vigorously, and some excellent yields are reported, wheat in some instances giving 35 bushels to the acre. ...
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LATE MINING NEWS.
CASTLEMAINE, Jun. 22.—The Francis Ormond mine, Chewton, crushed 75 tons for 50oz. gold. The Central Lady Brassey, Sandy Creek, obtained 1[?]oz., and the North Lady Brassey 162oz. of gold ...
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PASTORAL INTELLIGENCE. VICTORIA.
SWAN HILL, Jan. 21.—Stock Crossings—80 rams, the property of Messrs, Campbell and Felton, of Murray Downs, trucked to Melbourne; 2S cattle, exported by Mr.T. Keeley, travelling to ...
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NEW FEDERAL PUBLICATION.
Will be ready in a few days: "Greater Melbourne and the Federal Capital." Melbourne cannot be the Federal Capital; Adelaide cannot be the Federal Capital, although geographically it is the most ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
GUNNEDAH, Jan. 20.—To-day 7000 young ewes from the Mo[?]ee district, which have been fed on lu[?]ne [?]ny here during the past 10 days, were trucked to New England. The water supply ...
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WHAT ARE THE BEST PRESENTS?
No better Christmas Present can be made than a Book. It does the receiver good, and it lasts. There is an enormous variety to choose from, retail and wholesale, at Cole's Book Areade, ...
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