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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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COUNTRY NEWS.
A circular has been issued by the mayor of the city (Councillor J. J. Brokenshire) to clergymen of all denominations, inviting them to meet him at the city-hall on ...
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THE FACTORIES ACT.
Representatives of the various woollen mills met at the Duke of Rothsay Hotel, Elizabeth-street, yesterday, to consider the advisability or otherwise of nominating ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
The employes of Wirth's Circus and Menageric, which has just crossed from Queensland into New South Wales, had a lively experience at Tweed Heads. In ...
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THE LATE PRESIDENT.
The coffin containing the remains of the late President M'Kinley, which was on Saturday removed from the house of Mr. John G. Milburn, the president of the ...
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LARGE FIRE AT PORT MELBOURNE.
At about half-past 6 o'clock yesterday evening a fire broke out in Marshall's Boot Factory, in Nott-street, Port Melbourne, and, in less than two hours, destroyed ...
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IN TROPICAL QUEENSLAND.
Had I written the sub-heading to this article six months ago, with no special knowledge of North Queensland beyond what one picks up in reading, I should ...
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THE GOVERNMENT ASTRONOMER'S FORECAST.
Tuesday (6 p.m.).—At first generally fine and warm, but gradually becoming cloudy, sultry, and unsettled, especially over the western and northern parts of the state; light variable winds; ...
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BENDIGO.
On August 20 Constable, J. J. Kelly proceeded against Thomas Brown on a charge of insulting behaviour, and the defendant was fined £5, in default, one month's ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Mr. Short, the general traffic manager, who was asked to take further leave of absence when the general manager of the railways was suspended, has been instructed ...
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MORE RED RAIN.
On Sunday night a fall of red rain took place. The discovery was made on Monday morning. The water in the tanks presented a distinct reddish colour, and housewives ...
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AN INFANT'S DEATH.
The adjourned inquest on the body of a female child born of an unmarried woman named Elizabeth Henderson, and found dead in a box in the young woman's room, ...
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RAILWAYS STANDING COMMITTEE.
The Railways Standing Committee returned yesterday from Newcastle, where they have been inquiring into the conditions under which coal-mining is ...
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THE DRIED FRUIT INDUSTRY.
A meeting of the dried fruit producers of the Horsham district, convened at the instance of the Mildura Dried Fruit Trust, represented by the chairman, Mr. ...
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE.
Sir,—An article appeared in "The Argus" of Monday dealing with the issues raised by the above case, to which, with your permission, I should like to offer a reply. ...
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QUEENSLAND.
A local preacher at Charters Towers, named Thomas Hampden, fell down the shaft of the Day Dawn Gold Mine, and was instantly killed. ...
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PASTORAL INTELLIGENCE.
CONDOBOLIN, Sept. 14.—Travelling stock:— 12th.—160 fat sheep, from Derriwongcrrlwong, trucked lo Sydney, H. Parsons owner; 60 head of fat cattle, trucked to Sydney, from Newlands, W. Crampton ...
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RIFLE CLUB MOVEMENT.
The first of a series of three matches for a trophy given to the Letter-carriers' Club by Mr. D. Syme was fired at Port Melbourne on Saturday last, 7 shots at 400 and 500 yards, handicap limit ...
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QUEENSLAND.
WINTON, Sept. 17.—Vindex shearing finished on Saturday, over 60,000 being shorn in about six weeks. Five shearers remain to sheer stragglerd and rams, which will last five days. Blakensburg ...
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AN OLD MAN'S DEATH.
Yesterday morning an old woman named Dickson informed the Newstead police that her husband, Henry Dickson, aged 80, an old-age pensioner, was lying dead at ...
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ACTION AGAINST THE NORTH PRENTICE COMPANY.
At the Chiltern County Court to-day, before Deputy Judge Johnston and a jury of four, Mary Dunlop, administratrix in the estate of the late John Dunlop, ...
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POLITICS IN NEW ZEALAND.
At a caucus of the Government party today, Mr. Seddon mentioned the San Francisco mail service, as to the virtues of which the members are by no means argeed. Mr. ...
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AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE.
MIRBOO NORTH, Sept. 17.—Excellent weather now prevails in South Gippsland, and the grass shows signs of growth. There is much competition for local dairy cows, one large herd being ...
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LATE MINING NEWS.
HANNAN'S NORTH battery has made its maiden run. It promises to be very successful. The battery, working shifts, is crushing 20 tons a day. The plates look well, and the yield is ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.
In the House of Assembly to-day, in reply to questions, the Minister of Industry stated that the Government intend to enforce the Pastoral Act, and the Minister ...
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NEW ZEALAND PARLIAMENT.
Mr. Seddon introduced into the House of Representatives to-day a bill to prohibit the sale of appliances for illegal purposes. The bill sets out that any person who sells ...
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ANNUAL MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
BARRABOOL (Shire).—Councillor W. Ham elected president. Allowance, £25. EPPING (Shire).—Councillor Peter M'Coy elected president. Allowance, £30. ...
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THE DAIRYING INDUSTRY.
COBDEN.—The annual balance-sheet of the Gobden Butter Factory has just been issued. The seasons has been most satisfactory as far as prices are concerned, ...
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MUTILATED BY A SAW.
William Petersen, aged 37, who was mutilated by a saw at the factory of Messrs. Petersen and Larsen, box manufacturers, of Normanby-road, died of his ...
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WEST AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT.
In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. James moved the second reading of the Conciliation and Arbitration Act Amendment Bill. The measure repeals the ...
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