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Article : 348 wordsMr. Knox addressed a large meeting of electors, composed principally of ladies, in the Methodist Schoolroom, corner of Toorak and Williams roads, last night. The ...
Article : 1,997 wordsMr. Derham and Mr. Smith, Mechanies* Institute, Bairnsdale. Senator Barrett, North Melbourne Town-hall, S. Senator Best, Royal-hall, Footscray, S. ...
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Article : 245 wordsYesterday, at the North Melbourne Court, Richard Kelly and Henry Twitehett were charged with obtaining £4/19/ and a dozen of ale from Richard Ward by false pretences, Richard Ward ...
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Article : 117 wordsA young man named George Owens, who was prominently before the public some time back as one of the leaders of the goldfields' unemployed, was yesterday served ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Tue 8 Dec 1903, Page 7
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