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CHARGES AGAINST MR. M'KENZIE.
After the transaction of formal business in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, the Premier (Mr. Irvine) moved:- "That a select committee be appointed ...
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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THE RAINFALL.
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INTERSTATE CRICKET.
The match between New South Wales and Victoria was continued to-day on the Sydney Cricket-ground. The weather was perfect, and no fault could be found with ...
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OPEN-AIR DEBATES.
Visitors to the Exhibition-gardens will have observed in the centres of some of the broad grassy areas circular knots of inferested people listening to two or more ...
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COLLISION IN THE RIVER.
A collision occurred in the river yesterday. forenoon between the steamers Pilbarra, of the A.U.S.N. Co.'s line, and the well-known Launceston trader, Pateena, of the Union ...
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SURPRISE VISITS.
The profession of housebreaking appears to be steadily increasing in favour among women. The disadantages of personal timidity and inability to scale fences when ...
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MR. ARMES BEAUMONT.
In the early sixties opera-goers were plentiful in Melbourne. It was before the sun of Wagner had risen over the horizon, and when the inelodic beauties of the ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
The inquest respecting the death of William Alexander Pugsley, who was stabbed at Waterloo, on Sunday last, was held before the city coroner to-day, Ah Kin being ...
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THE GOVERNMENT ASTRONOMER'S FORECAST.
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MUNICIPAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Prahran Council recently decided to hold a series of moonlight band entertainments in the local gardens, alternate nights to be free and admission by silver coin. The first concert, which ...
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THE KALGOORLIE TRAGEDY.
The inquest on Alfred, otherwise "Ginger," Sly, who was shot in the Australia Hotel saloon bar last Saturday night, was resumed this morning. The young man, ...
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BOWLS.
The two games arranged to take place on Wednesday in connection with the single-handed championship, with the object of reducing the players to eight for Saturday next, took place on the ...
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QUEENSLAND.
Judgments were delivered to-day by Judge Miller in the four appeal cases affecting the title of the Mount Morgan Goldmining Company to two water rights ...
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WARANGA OUTLET CHANNELS
A large deputation, introduced by Mr. Cullen, M.L.A., waited on the Minister of Water Supply yesterday to urge that the outlet channels westward from the ...
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
At the Fitzroy Court on Wednesday, before Mr. Keogh, P.M., a trumpery charge of assault was preferred by Charles Phillips against a young woman named Sidela A. Duncan. The case was ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Christopher Walsh, the seaman of the barque Robert Duncan, who was wounded by a revolver shot early on Sunday morning, still lies in a critical condition in the ...
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SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXHIBITIONS.
The following is the list of succesful candidates, in the order of merit, for the state scholarships which are annually granted. They are worth £10 a year, and are tenable ...
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THE DROUGHT.
NAGAMBIE.—A collection on behalf of the drought sufferers has been taken up in the Presbyterian Church, Nagambie, and £14 sent to Birchip for relief distribution. ...
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ROBBERY UNDER ARMS.
The charge of robbery under arms at the Commercial Travellers' Club was further heard at the Water Police Court to-day, William Charles Evans Morgan and Nellie ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Sir William Lyne addressed a crowded meeting at the town-hall to night in reply to Mr. Reid, and had an enthusiastic reception. ...
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TASMANIA.
About a quarter to 5 o'clock this morning Clear's Family Hotel, at the corner of Orr and Bowes streets, was discovered to be on fire. The alarm quickly brought the fire ...
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WILLS AND REQUESTS.
Robert Rentoule, of Nhill, licensed victualler, who died on December 26, left under a will dated December 15 real estate valued at £7,766 and personal property ...
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FIRES IN THE COUNTRY.
BENDIGO.—About half-past 2 o'clock on Wednesday morning a seven-roomed weatherboard house at the corner of Peel and Graham street, Quarry Hill, was totally destroyed. The promises, ...
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ADULTERATION OF FOOD.
The practice adopted by some dairymen of using boracic acid as a preservative in milk was referred to by Councillor Barbour at the meeting of the Hawthorn Council on Tuesday evenig. He ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The Gear Meat Company will pay a dividend of 10/ per share on fully paid-up and 5/ on half paid-up shares for the half-year. The agricultural statistics show 107,014 ...
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
WARRNAMBOOL, Tuesday.—The annual session of the Victoria Grand Division Sons of Temperance was held in Warrnambool, and was preshled over by G.W.P. Brother E. Rankin. Almost every lodge ...
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LATE MINING NEWS.
CHARTERS TOWERS. Wednesday.—To-day's sales were:—Brilliant Block, 11/. 11/4; Brilliant Freehold, 5/10; Day Dawn, 17/0; Marshall's Queen, 24/6; Queen Cross Reef, 53/9; Queen Cent. (con.), ...
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LATE SPORTING NEWS.
The Abercorn galloway Acorn has been sold to go to South Africa. The price paid is stated to be a very high one. F. M'Grath's team, comprising ...
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