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FOOTBALL.
The league clubs began the second round of the premiership on Saturday, in accordance with the extraordinary system which leaves out of account almost altogether the work of the last three ...
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THE A.S.B.A. SHEEP SHOW.
The annual show of the Australian sheep[?] breeders Association which will be opened to-day by His Excellency the Lieutent— Governor is one of the most interesting ...
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SPORTING INTELLIGENGE.
To-day.—Settling over Victorian Club races; V.A.T.C. weights declared; entries close for Moonee Valley races; S.A.J.C. acceptances due 4 p.m.; Ascot races; entries close for Richmond ...
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THE BILLIARD MATCH.
The billiard match of 14,000 up which is in progress at the Athenaeum-hall, between John Roberts, the English champion, and Frank Smith, the champion of Victoria, the ...
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THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE BILL.
The Women's Suffrage Bill was discussed at the monthly meeting of the committee ef the Kilmore Agticultural and Pastoral Soeiety on Saturday, when Mr. Thomas ...
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FIRE ON ST. KILDA ROAD.
A fue broke out at 1 o'clock this morning in a brick building on tho premises of Mr. Albert Edgerton, St. Kilda road. The building was used as a storeroom for ...
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FIRES IN THE COUNTRY.I
A cottage in Cardigan-street, Ballarat North, owned and occupied by a railway employe named Michael Taafe, was destroyed by fire early this morning. A ...
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SIXTH-CLASS LADY TEACHERS.
Sir,—Reading in your issue of to-day that the Cabinet had decided not to grant the sixth-class lady teachers who are receiving eighth-class salary the salary which is theirs ...
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BOY BITTEN BY A DOG.
A very painful accident occurrced yesterday to a boy named Frederick Randall, 12 years of age, at his parents' resodence, Argyle-street. Fitzroy. The boy was playing ...
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CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD.
A smart arrest, the success of which was mainly due to what is colloquially styled "[?]ull," was made by Detective M'Manamay on Saturday afternoon, when ...
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RIELE CLUBS.
Sir,—I would like to draw the attention of the firle club authoritis to the method decided upon for marking by some countrly clubs, which have resolved that the ...
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AN ABSCONDING TELEGRAPH OPERATOR.
John Patrick Heaney, the telegraph operator who volunteered for service at the Cape a few months ago, and was subsequently "wanted" by the police on a charge ...
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