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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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THE DROUGHT SUFFERERS.
We have received the following additional subscriptions in response to the appeal published in "The Argus" on behalf of the sufferers from the effects of the ...
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SOUTH GIPPSLAND COAL MINES.
His Excelleney the Governor, Sir George Sydenham Clarke, yesterday paid a visit to the Jumbunna and Outtrim coal mines, for the purpose of making himself porsonally ...
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SCHOOL SPEECH DAYS.
Last night at the South Melbourne Town-hall, the annual presentation of prizes in connection with the South Melbourne College was made. There was a ...
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THE ELINGAMITE WRECK.
At the Elingamite inquiry to-day the evidence of the passengers was continued. Captain Reid, superintendent of the Mercantile Marine at Auckland, said he was in ...
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THE WEATHER.
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THE GOVERNMENT ASTRONOMER'S FORECAST.
Wednesday, 6. p.m.—Unsettled, with further light rains; cool variable winds, chiefly southerly. Sea slight. SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER. ...
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WATER TRAINS STILL NECESSARY.
A memorandum concerning the effect of the rain on the supply of water by train, submitted to the Minister of Railways, shows that in the Bendigo district there ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
H.M.S. Dart, the Admiralty surveying vessel, returned to post to-night, after having been engaged for seven months in surveying Ysabel Island, in the Solomon ...
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SYDNEY DIVORCE CASE.
A divorce suit, in which the petitioner is Varney Parkes, architect, a son of the late Sir Henry Parkes, and at one time Postmaster-General of New South Wales, ...
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QUEENSLAND.
BRISBANE, Wednesday—Further fine rains are reported in the Camoola district of Longreach. Seven inches has fallen since the rain set in, and at Degilbo 4in., ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALLA.
ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—Light, steady rains have been falling all day. Over half an inch has been registered at Port Lincoln. ...
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PRIVATE ADVICES.
The following private advices have been received:- By Goldsbrough, Mort, and Co. Limited:—From Corinda, Aramne, Queensland.—"5 days' storms ...
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THE FEVER HOSPITAL.
The minister of Health yesterday conferred with the Board of Public Health concerning the maintenance of the Fever Hospital. ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The first board under dental legislation was appointed to-day. Tenders will be called in this week's "Gazette" for the construction of the ...
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FIRES IN THE COUNTRY.
ARARAT.—A fire occurred on Tuesday at the Ararat Hotel, but was checked early. A chimney caught fire, and the flames were communicated to the rafters, but the danger was discovered and ...
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PASTORAL INTELLIGENCE.
PENSHURST, Dec. 8.—Shearing is now completed, the final loads of wool being delivered at the local railway station last week. The clip all round showed a marked improvement in almost ...
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TESTING OF GAS METERS.
A sub-committee of the Municipal Association was appointed in September last to inquire into certain items of expenditure by the Metropolitan Gas Company. The ...
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RACEHORSE OWNERS' LIABILITIES.
At the Police Court this afernoon P. Fagan, of the Town-hall Hotel, sued J. P. Quinlan, a well-known grazier and racehorse owner at Cootamundra, to recover ...
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TASMANIA.
At the Police Court to-day Aubrey Davis, aged 22. was sent to gaol for 12 months for stealing a £10-note from Alfred Ransome, a visitor from the country. ...
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AGRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE
KANIVA, Dec. 8.—Harvesting is in full swing at present, and some splendid results are anticipated. A great many farmers have cut their wheat for thrashing, rather than risk having it ...
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M.U.I.O.O.F.
BAIRNSDALE.—At the half-yearly meeting of the Loyal Mitchell Lodge of the M.U.I.O.O.F. the following officers were instailed:—N.G., W. Phillips; V.G., E. Williams; G.M., G. Bearham; R.S.N.G., ...
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QUEEN VICTORIA STATUE.
The executive committee of the Queen Victoria Memorial Statue Fund will meet to-day to make preliminary arrangements for judging the work of the sculptors who ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
The Premier to-day, replying to a deputation from Collie, stated that the Govenment has done its best to stimulate and encourange the coal industry, but the mining ...
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WILLS AND BEQUESTS.
Alexander Hardie, late of Maffra, timber merchant and storckeeper, who died on July 14. leaving a will executed on April 23 last. He left real estate valued at £4,530, ...
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TASMANIAN PARLIAMENT.
A motion moved by Mr. Guesdon was carried in the House of Assembly adversely criticising the rumoured intention of the Federal Ministry to interfere with ...
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FOX V. TRENWITH.
A meeting was held at the Richmond Town-hall last night of Mr. W. A. Trenwith's friends, to take steps to reimburse him the costs, or a portion of them, ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The chief health officer says that it is not intended to detain vessels from Australia on account of the occurrence of small-pox at Sydney, but the health officers will give ...
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RIFLE NOTES.
MARYBOROUGH, Wednesday.—A liberal prizelist has been issued for the third annual rifle matches, to be held here during Christmas week, entries for which are due on the 16th inst. ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.
In the Legislative Assembly to-day the Treasury bills measure was passed through committee. An attempt was made to reduce the amount from £4,000,000 to ...
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AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SHOWS.
The annual show at Drik Drik took place on Friday, and was more than usually successful. The cuttle and horse classes filled capecially well. In the open hunters, to carry not less than 11st., ...
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