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  2. POPULATION OF ADELAIDE

    The census department issued to-day the approximate results of their calculations of the figures affecting the metropolitan area. These show that the population of the city ...

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  3. NEW SOUTH WELES.

    A monster demonstration and picnic will be held on Saturday by the miners of Newcastle. The railway authorities have made arrangements to carry 10,000 persons in 12 ...

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  4. CONGREGATIONAL UNION.

    The half-yearly meeting of the council of the Congregational Union and Mission of Victoria was continued to-day. The Rev. E. Handel Jones presided. ...

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  5. THE COMMONWEALTH. SIR PHILIP FYSH.

    Sir Philip Fysh, one of the members for Tasmania in the Federal HOuse of Representatives, arrived from Tasmania yesterday for the purpose of attending the ...

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  6. THE ROYAL VISIT. THE ROYSL LEVEE.

    His Excellency the Governor-General desires it to be notified for public information that His Royal Highness the Duke of Cornwall and York will hold a levee at ...

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  7. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY WELCOME.

    To ensure the electrical engineers on the Ophir being on the alert to receive a wireless telegraphy message when nearing Queenscliff, the deputy Postmaster-General ...

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  8. PREPARATIONS IN THE SHOPS.

    Preparation is such a mild, dignified word to use for the wild, mad rush that prevails throughout the workrooms of the city. There is not a tailor, dressmaker, or ...

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  9. THE CONVERSAZIONE.

    Mr. E. Miller has so far advanced with the arrangements for the conversazione to be held in the Exhibition-building on Tuesday. May 7, as to be able to arrange a full ...

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  10. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    In the Exceutive Council to-day His Excellency the Governor issued on order determining the couditions upon which the Treasurer shall issue consolidated stock to ...

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  11. REPAIRING OF CABLES.

    The cable-repairng steaner Rocorder, of the Easteen Extension Company, after docking and coaling here, will leave on Saturday for Singapore. the headquarters ...

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  12. AN OFFICIAL WARNING.

    Mr. J. D. Gillan, electical inspector, has reported to the celebrations committee upon the proximity of electric wires to several of the recently-erected street ...

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  13. VISIT TO BALLARAT.

    The mayor of Ballarat West (Counciller Whykes) has received intimation through Mr. Alfred Deakin, Federal AttorneyGeneral, that an underground inspection of ...

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  14. THE ST. KILDA ROAD IMPROVEMENTS.

    The heavy rainfall and high winds have left their mark on the ornamental planations along the St. Kilda road. Several of the shrubs and small trees have been blown ...

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  15. COUNTRY CELEBRATIONS.

    EUROA, Wednesday.—The busmess people of Euroa and Longwood have deeided to observe Weducsday and Thursday, 8th and 9th May, as public holidays. ...

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  16. PRAHRAN AND THE ROYAL PROCESSION.

    At the meeting of the Prahran Council on Tuesday evenig, the mayor (Councillor H. M. Gooch) presiding, a communication was reveived from the Governor-General ...

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  17. PAY OF THE MILITIA.

    Sir John Forrest, Federal Minister of Defence, stated yesterday that be had heard no murmurs of discontent among the members of the Victorian militia, ...

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  18. FACTORY LEGISLATION.

    Mr. Barton, Prime Minister, concurs in the view taken by Mr. Higgins, M.H.R., with respeet to the power of the Commonwealth Parliament to pass laws dealing ...

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  19. THE TRADES PROCESSION.

    The question of whether the joint precession of friendly societies and trades unions should march through the streets of the city on the morning, instead of the ...

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  20. WESTERN LANDS COMMISSION.

    The Royal Commission on Western Lands resumed its inquiry at Hay to-day, Evidence in support of the claim of certain of the central division's pastoral ...

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  21. STATE POLITICS.

    Mr. Holder will hand in his resignation as Premier to His Excellency the Governor on April 30, and will suggest that the present Chief Sccretary (Mr. Jenkins) be ...

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  22. UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.

    Sir,—As it is desirable to make the conferring of degrees at the University commencement as imposing a ceremony as possible, might I suggest that all final ...

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  23. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TRADE.

    At the annual meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society to-day the mayor of Adelaide called attention to the figures which receently appeared in "The ...

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  24. DEPARTURE FROM PORTSMOUTH.

    The following extracts are taken from "The Times" special correspondent's account of the departure of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York from ...

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  25. A MESSAGE FROM THE AGENTSGENERAL IN LONDON.

    The Premier has received a communication from Sir Andrew Clarke, the AgentGeneral for Victoria in London, stating that iust before the departure of the Royal ...

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  26. MARKING OFF SEATS.

    Mr. A. C. Groom, member for Flinders, Victoria, in the House of Representatives, has attached his card to the front bench in the Ministerial corner, selecting the end ...

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  27. OLD-AGE PENSIONS. CHARGE AGAINST AN APPLICANT.

    Patrick Quirk was charged at the local court on Tuesday with having endeavoured to impose on the Treasurer of Victoria by means of false representations. In ...

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  28. RESULTS OF PARLIAMENTARY INTERFERENCE.

    Sir,—At the annual banquet of the Associntion of Chambers of Commerce last month Lord Salisbury, in speaking of the commerce of the empire and its supposed ...

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  29. LAND LEGISLATION.

    Mr. W. P. Crick, Minister for Lands, arrived in Hay by to-night's train, and was net at the station by the mayor and aldermen. He was driven to Tattersall's ...

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  30. COMMONWEALTH CELEBRATIONS.

    Sir,—In some things the "ruling powers" are to be highly complimented in their strenuous efforts to make the approachig visit of Royalty a memorable one, but in ...

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  31. ALBERT-PARK LAKE DISPLAY.

    At last night's meeting of the South Melbourne City Council a letter was read from Mr. W. R. Beatty, hon. secretary of the Albert-park celebrations committee, ...

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  32. QUEENSLAND.

    The Townsville Chamber of Commorce has selected Messrs. Hanron, M.L.A., and Pritchard an delegates to the Australasian Chambers of Commerce Conference, to be ...

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  33. SUNDAY SCHOOLS DEMONSTRATION.

    A slight difficulty has arisen in connection with the proposed demonstration by Sunday-school scholars. Those direeting the movement proposed to place, the ...

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  34. HARBOUR TRUST ARCH.

    At th fortnightly meeging of the Melbourne Harbour Trust yesterday afternoon, the engineer (Mr. Halliday) reported that the arch which was being erected by the ...

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  35. APPLICATIONS IN THE COUNTRY.

    BENDOC.—At the local court-house on Tuesday, the 9th inst., Mr. D. J. Mahony, commissioner under the act,dealt with nine applications, five of which were refused,tvvo ...

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  36. SERIOUS TRAMWAY ACCIDENT.

    Shortly before 3 o'clock this afternoon a collision occurred between two electric trams in George-street, near the Hay Market. A Leichardt tram was coming ...

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  37. SCOTS CHURCH.

    Although the board of management of Scots Church could not see their way to fall in will the general plan of decoration, as they believed that the architectural features ...

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  38. A QUESTION OF PRECEDENCE.

    When the addresses of welcome to His Excellencyy the Governor-General were submitted by the various public bodics about a fortnight ago the Melbourne Harbour ...

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  39. WORRIED BY PIGS.

    A child, two years old, belonging to Mr. A. Enticott, of Mcrtoun-park, narrowly escaped being caton by pigs. The child followed its father to the milking-yards, where ...

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  40. WAGGA WAGGA ITEMS.

    An inquest was held by the deputy coroner, Mr. Coleman, at Cunningdroo, yesterday, concerning a fire which destroyed 20 tons of tobacco and a shed on the premises ...

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  41. LATE MINING NEWS.

    KALGOORLIE, Wednesday.—At the BOULDER PERSEVERANCE the opening up at the various levels has been continued with highly satisfactory results, and the already substantial payable ore ...

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  42. PARADE OF MARINES.

    His Excelleney the Lieutenant-Governor has forwarded to the Cabinet celebrations committee a letter received from His Excellency Admiral Beaumont, in which the ...

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  43. ADVERTISING VICTORIAN WINES.

    Yesterday afternoon a deputation on growers, merchants, and others interested in the viticultural industry waited on Mr. M'Culloch, chairman of the celevrations ...

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  44. THE COUPON SYSTEM.

    Mr. Peacock, the Premier, yesterday received a very large deputation, introduced by Mr. Levi, M.L.C., represeing the teaders who are in favour of the ...

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  45. CARPETS TO BE PROVIDED.

    It is notitied that in all cases in which His Royal Highness is to visit public buildings, railway stations, or other public place a carpet should be laid down by the ...

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  46. GOVERNMENT INQUIRY BUREAU.

    The Inquiry Burean established by the Government in Prell's-buildings is proving of great service to invited guests from the other states. A register of addresses has ...

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  47. THE VISITING TROOPS.

    The first detachment of visiting troops to arrive in Melbourne will be the Queensland contingent of 550 men, who should arrive at Spencer-street at 10.35 p.m. on ...

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  49. TASMANIA.

    The Council of Agriculture to-day decided in favour of eradicating trees in all the launecston nurseries wherein the San Jose scale is found, and compensating the ...

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  50. THE DUTCH WAR-SHIP.

    The Dutch war-ship Noord Briband has arrived at Albany, en route for Melbourne. She is a new steel cruiser, of 4,500 tons, and is under the command of Captain Van Dau ...

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  51. RAILWAY FATALITY AT MORELAND.

    An old man named Thomas Todman met with a fatal accident last evening. near the Moreland station. He was knocked down by a passing train and killed ...

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  52. SUNDAY PARADE OF TROOPS.

    Regurding the resolution carried at the annual meeting of the Y.M.C.A. last evening, protesting against the military eontingent for Melbourne being asked to ...

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  53. MUNICIPAL INTELLIGENCE.

    With reference to the conference of eastern subu[?]s municipalities for the purpose of taking steps towards the [?]blishing of joint municipal abattoirs in that quarter, Conncillor Argyle ...

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  55. THE VISIT TO GEELONG.

    The attitude of the town council in regard to the reception of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York has given umbbrage to the representatives of the ...

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  58. VISITING COMMANDANTS.

    Accommodation has been secared for the naval and military commandants visiting Melbourne for the celebrations. They will be quartered at the Hotel Victoria, ...

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