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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THIS WEEK'S EVENTS.
To-day.—Bendigo Coursing Club Australian Cup meeting (second day); Melbourne Sparrow and Pigeon Shooting Club's August Pigeon Handicap, shot off at Moreland; Australian Eleven v. Kent, at ...
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COUNTRY NEWS. BALLARAT.
At the City Police Court on wednesday John Byrne and Joseph M'Namara were committed for trial on a charge of shopbreaking and stealing. Byrne was also ...
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GOLF.
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BENDIGO.
Complaints continue to be made by mining companies regarding the scarcity of sawn timber for mining purposes. The August sittings of the Supreme ...
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NOTES AND CHAT.
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CASTLEMAINE.
Members of the Horticultural Society have held a competition, with the following results:—Miss Lang, Harcourt, 6 points each (maximum), for orchids and ...
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FOOTBALL.
The English football team met a team representing the Western district at Bathurst to-day. Notwithstanding the bitterly cold weather, the attendance was nearly 4,000. The game throughout was ...
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BILLIARDS.
The games played last night were:—H. Schwartz (rec. 50) beat J. Lynch (rec. 40) by 2; G. Langley (rec. 25) beat H. Hammond (rec. 70) by 46. The game for this afternoon at 3 p.m. is W. Baker ...
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WARRNAMBOOL.
Mr. G. A. Wiggs has tendered his resignation as a member of the Warrnambool Town Council. The flood caused by the recent heavy ...
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SKITTLES.
M.C.C. and E.M.C.C. meet at the M.C.C. alley to-night at 8 o'clock. ...
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TORTURE IN ENGLAND.
The use of torture in England being always of an extraordinary and extrajudical nature, it is comparatively certain that it could have been hardly applied with ...
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THE GRAND NATIONAL SHOW.
The general committee of the Agricultural Society yesterday adopted the prizelist for the Grand National Show, to be held here on 18th and 19th October. The ...
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THE SNOWFALL.
Two inches of snow fell yesterday. This is the heaviest fall during, the past quarter of a century. On the 10th August, 27 years ago, a fall of 2in. took place, but the ...
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FOREST COMMISSION.
At a meeting held on Thursday last the Forests Commission, in addition to dealing with a number of questions referred to them by the Lands depertment, ...
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HORSHAM GENERAL SESSIONS.
The Horsham General Sessions opened to-day, before Judge Gaunt, Mr. Garnet prosecuting for the Queen. Patrocl Thomas Butler, 24 years of age, an employe at the ...
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THE SANDRINGHAM PIER.
Sir,—Permit me to call attention to the dangerous condition of the Sandringham pier, or jetty. Eighteen months ago, the bad state of the flooring and approaches to ...
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COURSING.
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DISCOVERY OF SKELETONS.
Two human skeletons were discovered on Tuesday and to-day at Brikkle, 15 miles from Beulah. Mr. Ogle Moore, M.R.C.S., thinks that they are the remains of male ...
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SENSATION AT LAIRG.
There is little if any exaggeration in all that has been written and said of late about the hard times experienced as the result of a succession of bad seasons, general ...
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MELBOURNE HARBOUR TRUST.
The Melbourne Harbour Trust met yesterday, Mr. John Blyth being in the chair. The secretary of the Trades-hall Council asked the trust to insist on the payment ...
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THE MAFFRA MEETING.
The Maffra coursing meeting has been postponed until next week on account of the rain. ...
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SNOW IN MELBOURNE.
Sir,—In your account of yesterday's snowstorm you say:—"The records of the Observatory show that snow has fallen in Melbourne only on one previous occasion ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES NATIONAL MEETING.
The third meeting of the New South Wales National Coursing Association at Rooty Hill was concluded to-day, under favourable Conditions. In the final round of the St. Leger Stakes Mr. S. E. ...
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PIGEON SHOOTING
To-day at Brunswick the August Pigeon Handicap, of 100 sovs, will he shot off under the auspices of the Melbourne Sparrow and Pigeon Shoot. ...
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