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COUNTRY NEWS. BALLARAT.
At the County Court, before Judge Gaunt, on Wednesday Mary Boode, widow, of Learmonth, sued Mary Ann Lysaght, licensee of the Balmoral Hotel, for £150 ...
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FEDERATION. PROSPECTS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
Yesterday Mr. Reid, Premier of New South Wales, arrived in Melbourne by the express train from Sydney, and left in the afternoon by the Adelaide express en route ...
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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THE PACIFIC CABLE.
The position now taken up by the Imperial Government in regard to the projected cable from Vancouver across the Pa[?] to New Zealand must be ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
The Advances to Settlers' Board has received about 500 applications for loans under the Advances to Settlers' Act, chiefly from homestead settlers and settlement ...
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AUSTRALIAN MORALITY.
A conference on the subject of the moral and religious level of Victorian manhood, and how to raise it, was held in the Christ Church Hall to-day, the Bishop of Ballarat ...
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MR. REID AT ALBURY.
The Premier, in passing through Albury by the express train to-day en route for West Australia, was met at the station by Mr. T. H. Griffith, M.L.A. for Albury. ...
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THE GOVERNMENT ASTRONOMER'S FORECAST.
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CASTLEMAINE.
A resident of Vaughan, named Richard Pascoe, has preferred a charge of assault against another man, named William Carlisle. Both men had been drinking, and ...
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MR. REID INVITED TO KALGOORLIE.
The mayor of Kalgoorlie has telegraphed to Mr. Reid at Adelaide inviting him to visit the town. A requisition signed by about 2,000 persons will awair Mr. Reid ...
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THE PHYLLOXERA OUTBREAK.
At the meeting of the Albury Vine and Fruit Growers' Association some strong condemnatory comment was offered on the dilatoriness of the Government in ...
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SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS AT SYDNEY.
A count by the united federal executive shows that 85 out of 125 members of the legislative Assembly are in sympathy with the Commonwealth Bill. The members of ...
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JETTY ACCOMMODATION AT APOLLO BAY.
On Friday evening at the Mechanics'-hall, a very representative meeting was held to consider the extension of the jetty to 500ft. Parliament voted a sum of £1,600 ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The members of the Brisbane Chamber of Commerce to-day pronounced unanimously in favour of the extension of the Government railway system southward, so as to ...
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THE TICK PEST.
Mr. Cook, Minister of Agriculture in New South Wales, has returned from his visit to the Bundaberg and Gin Gin districts, where he was so impressed with the ...
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REMOVAL OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS.
About a dozen of the local railway officials, including drivers, firemen, guards, and cleaners, are to be removed from Warragul and transferred to Sale and ...
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FATALITY AT BROKEN HILL
A fatal accident occurred last night at Block 11 in the Proprietary mine, the victun being a young miner named Matthew Gardner. He and his mate, Samuel Luwn, ...
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MR. WRAGGE'S FORECASTS.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The thirty-third annual meeting of the Bank of Adelaide was held to-day. Mr. Henry Scott, chairman of directors, presided. In moving the adoption of the ...
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MEETING AT BERRIGAN.
A meeting of the local federation league last night appointed a finance committee and also a committee to arrange the details of the federal campaign. ...
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FATAL DRIVING ACCIDENT.
A fatal accident occurred on Monday night at Thalia, about 12 miles from here, to Mr. James Potter, a farmer, and Robert Moore, both of Thalia. The two men left ...
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THE BALLARAT CHURCH ASSEMBLY.
The Ballarat Church Assembly sat again to-day in the City-hall, the Bishop of Ballarat presiding. After prayers, the president, in answer ...
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MR. REID AND THE ANTI-BILLITES.
The Anti-Bill League sent to the Premier through Sir George Dibbs an application that Mr. Coghlan might be permitted to furnish statistical information to ...
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BOARD OF PUBLIC HEALTH.
The fortnightly meeting of the Board of Public Health was held at the Railway Offices, Spencer-street, yesterday afternoon, Mr.Styles, M.L.A., in the chair. ...
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ASTRONOMICAL MEMORANDA FOR MAY 4, 1899.
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
A telegram from Mount Malcolm states that a man named Robert Humphries called at Mowatt's chemist's shop, and was given a dose of cyanide of potassium in mistake ...
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RIVER GAUGINGS.
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MALLEE LAND BOARD.
Mr. T. F. Morkham, secretary for Lands, held a special land board at Horsham to day to deal with applications for Mallee lands at Outlet Creek, between Lakes ...
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THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN REFERENDUM.
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ADDRESS BY MR. HIGGINS, M.L.A.
Mr. Higgins, M.L.A., delivered an address on "Problems of Federation" last evening at the Hibernian-hall. Mr. M. Egan, president of the St. Francis' branch ...
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TASMANIA.
In the Supreme Court arguments in the appeal against the judgment of Mr. Justice Clark as to the distribution of the assets in the estate of the late Mr. Joseph Clarke ...
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THE WEATHER.
In addition to the localities mentioned in "The Argus" of Wednesday as having experienced stormy weather, telegrams have been received from Alberton, Ararat, ...
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LATE MINING NEWS.
COOLGARDIE, Wednesday.—Hill End crushing, 744 tons for 605oz.; Vale of Coolgardie, 818 tons for 400oz.; Lindsay Consolidated, 231 tons for 1[?]oz.; Great C[?]ne, 10 tons for 140oz. ...
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THE GREAT-WESTERN RAILWAY QUESTION.
A public meeting was held in the townhall this evening to consider the action of the Premier in cabling to England the fact that the concession granted to the ...
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A THIEF RUN DOWN.
Mrs. Mary Pf[?]er, of Michie-street, Port Melbourne, returned to her home yesterday afternoon, at about half-past 4 o'clock, and found a man in the house ransacking her ...
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HERR FRIEDENTHAL'S PIANOFORTE RECITALS.
The "programme of special interest for students" providcd at Hen Albert Friedenthat's matin[?] alterneted a very large audience to the Town-hall yesterday ...
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FIRES IN THE COUNTRY.
A weatherboard cottage belonging to Mr. John White, situated in High-street, and occupied by Mr. John Davies, has been totally destroyed by fire. Mr. Davies, who ...
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DILATORY POLICE METHODS.
Sir,—I hope you will be abel to find Space for the following:—On Wednesday night, the 27th ult., between 12 o'clock and 6 a.m. next morning, I had a valuable draught ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The National Insurance Company has declared an interim dividend of 6d. per share. ...
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CHARGES AGAINST A CONSTABLE.
At the police court to-day, before Messrs. Ingram and M'Curdy, J.P.'s, Donald Stewart, a police constable, was charged with larceny and with the embezzlement ...
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Richard C. Johnston was fined 40/ at the Brunswick Court on Wednesday for running away with a hat belonging to another man at a coffee stall on the Sydney-road. ...
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VICTORIAN PROTECTION ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of the council of the Victorian Protection Association was held last evening, Mr. W. T. C. Kelly occupying the chair. Mr. S. Mauger, hon. secretary, ...
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MARVELLOUS MELBOURNE.
Cole's "Greater Melbourne" has 53 illustrations and 2,000 items of information on 100 subjects; price 1s., by post 1s. 3d. Book Arcade, Melbourne.—[Advt.] ...
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