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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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CHAMBER OF MANUFACTURES
The Chamber of Manufactures, upon further consideration of the matter at a special meeting last night, determined to take official action in polities. The ...
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THE TARIFF.
In the House of Representatives to-day the important division in the tariff dealing with boots and shoes will be reached, and the High Tariff party proposes to put ...
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THE COMMONWEALTH.
Mr. W. Warren, general manager in Australasia for the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company, had another interview with the Prime Minister yesterday ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
The health officers of the city have reported to the council that the dairies in the municipal boundary are well regulated and clean, whilst the cow-yards and ...
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V.R.C. AUTUMN MEETING.
The autumn meeting of the Victoria Racing Club will be advanced another stage to-day, when the long-distance handicap, the Australian Cup, is to be decided. With ...
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THE GOVERNMENT ASTRONOMER'S FORECAST.
Monday (6 p.m.).—Generally fine inland, but occasionally cloudy, and near coast showery or misty; southerly and south-westerly winds; sea moderate. ...
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RAILWAY CASUAL EMPLOYES' UNION.
The ordinary meeting of the Victorian Railways Casual Employes' Union was held last evening at the Trades-hall. The president (Mr. E. P. Hennessy) occupied the ...
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WARNING TO SMOKERS.
A peculiar fire took place in the railway-yard on Saturday, about 1 a.m., when a first-class carriage was discovered to be burning. The men on night duty ...
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BENDIGO.
A young woman named Ethel De Sylvia was sentenced to three months' imprisonment at the City Police Court on Monday for vagrancy. Christy Roberts, alias ...
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UNIVERSITY COUNCIL,
A meeting of the council of the University of Melbourne was held yesterday, Dr. A. Morrison presiding. The report of the musical examination ...
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BAIRNSDALE WATER SUPPLY.
Consternation has been caused by the condition of the water supply of this town. The water is pumped from the Mitchell River at a point about 18 miles from the ...
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POLO.
Yesterday the annual tournament for the Madden Cup, presented by Sir John Madden, and won last year by the Camperdown team, was commenced on the Moonee Valley racecourse amid ...
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AN UNFORTUNATE DRIVING PARTY.
As two residents, Mrs. A. Murtell and Mrs. A. Williams, and a young daughter of the latter, were returning from Christmas Town on Saturday the buggy in ...
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GEELONG.
A carpenter, named Andrew Neilson, was arrested on warrant, in Geelong, on Monday for the alleged theft of a grey mare and colt, valued at £20, during ...
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"BLACK SPOT" IN APPLES AND PEARS.
For some time past Mr. M'Alpine, vegetable pathologist, of the Agricultural department, has been making experiments in cures for the "black spot" in pears and ...
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BURGLARY AT KYABRAM.
The shop of Mr. James Bourke was entered on Sunday night, and a heavy safe was carried away in a wheelbarrow, taken from Hanson's coach factory, and wheeled ...
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CASTLEMAINE.
Mr. J. T. Philpot, of Yapeen, died on Sunday from dropsy at the age of 51 years. Last week a horse was stolen from ...
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CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM,
The second circular from Kyabram on the subject of Parliamentary reform and state retrenchment was dealt with at the last council meeting, and the president ...
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SALE OF THE CAIRNBROOK ESTATE.
The Cairnbrook Estate of 4,000 acres, the property of Mr. A. P. Bowman, which was recently offered to the Government for closer settlement purposes, has just ...
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WARRNAMBOOL.
The hope is expressed amongst local tradesmen and factory- owners that the Royal Commission on the Factories and Shops Act will visit ...
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A FATAL PLUNGE.
'An attempt to drown herself in the Yarra, which was made by a woman named Mrs. Mary Robins on the night of the 23rd ult., has resulted fatally. The woman ...
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THE WEATHER.
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RIDDELL'S CREEK REFORMATORY.
To-day the Chief Secretary (Mr. Trenwith) inspected the Salvation Army's Reformatory Home for Girls. At present there are 42 inmates, all of whom present a ...
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CURIOUS MATR[?]MONIAL JUMBLE.
Pehanegay Don Hendrick, who is applying that an order made against him for the payment of £1 a week to his wife, Mary Ann Don Hendrick, should be ...
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A SWAGMAN'S HOARD.
The owner of the swag, containing £461, which was found at the back of the fernery on Sunday was, at the City Police Court this morning, charged with ...
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PASTORAL INTELLIGENCE.
NERRIM SOUTH, March 3.—Since the break in the weather, there has been an improvement in the growth and quantity of grass. The autumn is promising, and with the large supply of hay ...
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FIRES IN THE COUNTRY.
BALLARAT.—Mr. Bergasser's six-roomed house on the Plank-road, with furniture, was destroyed. No particulars of insurance. EC[?]UCA.—Mr. Smith's premises, kitchen, and ...
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THE BISLEY RIFLE TEAM.
Sir,—According to the report of "The Argus," it appears to be the impression of the labour members of the House of Representatives that the £2,000 which is to be ...
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FATAL TRAM ACCIDENT.
A middle-aged man named P. Atkinson, 40 years of age, was struck by a tram while crossing the intersection of Bourke and Elizabeth streets last evening. He was ...
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LATE MINING NEWS.
At the HAINAULT the rise over the west crosscut at the [?] level has connected with the winze from the 500ft., the ore being of payable grade throughout. The south drive off the west ...
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CHRISTIAN UNION.
Sir,—In your report of the very interesting proceedings at the Methodist Conference the Rev. S. P. Carey is stated to have said, "Not that he had any faith in huge ...
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BENDIGO PIG MARKET.
Messrs. Nicholls and Hill (successors to L. Macpherson. Stern[?]erg, and Co. Ltd. and F. Hill and Co.) report:—"A heavy supply of both bacons and porkers; quality good to prime. There was ...
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A SAILOR.
Early on Monday morning the police in Geelong were apprised of the fact that Lino Lingo, a carpenter on the steamer Dulwich, lying in port, loading fodder for South ...
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
A disturbance which took place in the bar of the Old England Hotel. Bourke-street, on Saturday night, resulted in the appearance of Charles Bristol and Charles Clifford before the City Court ...
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METROPOLITAN LICENSING COURT.
The Metropolitan Licensing Court, presided over by Judge Molesworth and Messrs. Dickson and H. Morrison, P.M.'s, sat yesterday, and granted the following transfers:—Belle Vue Hotel, Carlton, ...
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SPECIAL SALE OF SHEEP AND CATTLE AT KILMORE.
Messrs. Pearson, Rowe, Smith, and Co. (in conjunction with Messrs. Osborn and Hudson) report having held a special sale at Kilmore on Friday last, when 6,245 sheep and about 400 cattle were ...
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CRICKET TRAINS.
Sir,—A word of praise is due to the Railway department for having supplied a longfelt want on Saturday afternoon last. The idea of running a special empty train ...
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FISH MARKET.
Supply:—Fish, 2,076 baskets; crayfish, 404 dozen; [?] 3 bags; Murray cod, 38 baskets; oysters, 278 bags; prawns, 16 baskets; fowls, 410 couples; turkeys, 27 couples; hares, 52 brace; wildowl, 1,316 ...
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RAILWAYS STANDING COMMITTEE.
The following members of the Railways Standing Committee, viz., the chairman (Mr. E. H. Cameron, M.L.A.), Messrs. Abbott, Melville, and Morey, M.L.C.'s, ...
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UNIVERSITY CONSERVATORIUM
The following exhibitions have been awarded:— Planoforte. Evelyn Victoria Goodenough (proxime necessit, Muriel Elsie Hanson); violin, Lottie Schutt; Ethel Brain passed the primary ...
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RHEUMATISM, GOUT, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, GRAVEL, and BLADDER TROUBLES.
The failure of the kidneys to extract urea, uric acid, and other poisons from the blood is the cause of all these disorders. It is the retention in the blood, or deposition in the joints, trissues, ...
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