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  2. LIGHT HORSE IN TRAINING.

    The Lancefield camp of training for Light Horse broke up last night after a useful and enjoyable week's work. For the last day something in display was reserved, though ...

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  3. THE RAILWAYS.

    GEELONG, Monday.—Great dissatisfaction has been expressed by visiting captains is to the overtime charges they have been compelled to pay when loading wheat at ...

    Article : 547 words
  4. BUTTER COMMISSION.

    The Royal commission, consisting of the under secretary, Mr. Morrison (president), Mr. Graham, M.L.A., and Mr. Henry Gyles Turner, which is inquiring into the conditions ...

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  5. FEDERAL REVENUE.

    The Commonwealth Customs and ex[?]se revenue for April was made available last night by Mr. J. C. Watson, the Federal Treasurer. For the sake of comparison the ...

    Article : 527 words
  6. STATE ELECTIONS. MINISTERIAL ANTICIPATIONS.

    Ministers have been making calculations as to the number ot their supporters likely to be returned at the coming elections. Mr. Langdon, one of the hon. Ministers, who ...

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  7. PUBLIC SERVICE.

    Mr. J. T. Raw, one of the candidates for the representation of the public service, addressed a meeting, chiefly consisting of public servants, in the Treasury-reserve ...

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  8. MR. BENT ON HIS CRITICS.

    Referring yesterday to the speech of the leader of the Opposition (Mr. Mackinnon) at Prahran on Friday last, the Premier (Mr. Bent) said—"I see Mr. Mackinnon ...

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  9. ANTIS-SWEATING LEAGUE.

    A meeting of the Council of the National Anti-Sweating League of Victoria was held yesterday, at 60 Bourke-stteet, Lie[?] Colonel Reay Presiding. ...

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  10. COUNTRY SERVICES.

    MYRTLEFORD.—The Bright and Myrtleford service is now without trains on Thursday and Friday, and the inconvenience caused thereby is very great. There is a large traffic in rabbits during ...

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  11. UNCONTESTED SEATS.

    One of the questions that the joint selection committee of the Ministry and the Reform League has under consideration is the transference of Government votes from ...

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  12. COUNTRY LINES.

    KATAMATITE.—A meeting of residents was held in the Mechanics'-hall on Friday, when a vigorous protest was made against the Railway department's determination to appoint a woman to take ...

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  13. CASUALTIES AND FATALITIES.

    A shunter in the Railway department, named Daniel Coghlan, living in Micaulayroad. Kensington, met with an accident at Nortn Melbourne yesterday afternoon. He ...

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  14. TRAIN[?]ALTERATIONS.

    EUROA, Monday.—The withdrawal of the evening train from Melbourne and the midday train from Benalla will seriously inconvenience the towns beyond Seymou[?] at which the Sydney express does ...

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  15. PROTECTIONIST ASSOCIATION OF VICTORIA.

    A meeting of the council of the Protectionist Association of Victoria was held last evening. In the absence of Mr. Poulter (the chairman). Mr. Cook presided. Voluminous ...

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  16. DISSATISFACTION AT WARRNAMBOOL.

    WARRNAMBOOL, Monday.—The alteration in the time-table of the afternoon train to Melbourne has caused much dissatisfaction, as the train will leave here an hour car[?]ier than formerly, but the ...

    Article : 75 words
  17. SCHOOL BUILDINGS.

    Candidates at the state elections are permitied, under the Reform Act, to use state school buildings for election meetings. This is only allowed in districts where no other ...

    Article : 53 words
  18. GRAIN FREIGHTS.

    GEELONG, Monday.—The decision of the Premier and Chief Commissioner of Railways, who have agreed to an alteration in regard to the tapering grain charges on the railways, has caused some ...

    Article : 95 words
  19. FLEMINGTON.

    A meeting of friends and supporters of Mr. W. A. Watt will be held at the lodgeroom, Moonee Ponds Town-hall, this evening. ...

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  20. WARNING TO PRODUCERS.

    Two perils in particular (says "The Australasian") confront the Bent Government in the coming contest. One is the tendency on the part of many electors to think that ...

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  21. JIKA JIKA.

    Mr. J. G. Membrey, the Government candidate for Jika Jika, will speak to-night in the Fairfield-hall, at 8 p.m. ...

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  22. VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.

    GEELONG, Monday.—Messrs. W. Dann and T. E. Bostock have been appointed to represent the Geelong Chamber of Commerce on the Citizens' Vigilance Committee, appointed recently to watch over ...

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  23. NELSON PROVINCE.

    So far there is no candidate announced here for the Nelson Province election. It is, however, understood that Mr. Hans Irvine will come forward. It is regretted ...

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  24. NORTH-EASTERN TRAINS.

    KILMORE, Monday.—The ulmost dissatisfaction exists regarding the new time-table on the Northeastern line, as affecting the passenger traffic between the various stations as far as Seymour. The ...

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  25. PRESBYTERY OF MELBOURNE SOUTH.

    The monthly meeting of the Presbytery of Melbourne South was held yesterday at the Assembly-hall, Collins-street, the Rev. David Ross presidaing. A long dis[?]ussion ...

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  26. OVENS.

    Mr. A. A. Billson, who is contesting the Ovens electorate against the present member, Mr. J. Fletcher, held a successful meeting at Stanley on Saturday evening. The ...

    Article : 193 words
  27. WHOLESALE IMPOSITION.

    On Eight Hours Day Detective-sergeant Macmanamny, while watching the movements of several suspects, who were unobtrusively "working" the crowd gathered on the steps of the Post-office, was ...

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  28. WARBURTON SERVICE.

    Sir,—I wish to take this opportunity to endorse the complaints of your correspondents in reference to delays on the Warburton line. I think it will be admitted by all ...

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  29. THE LANDS DEPARTMENT.

    Sir,—In your issue of the 28th inst. appears an article on the Fumian lands and the breach of faith with the settlers. The disclosures made by you call for a most ...

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  30. PRAHRAN.

    All those favourable to the candidature of Mr. Joseph Harris are requested to meet this evening at 8 p.m. in the School of Arts room, town-hall buildings, Greville-street, ...

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  31. RODNEY.

    Yesterday the joint selection committee had to decide between the claims of Mr. Lancaster, M.L.A., and Mr. Webb, M.L.A., to run for Rodney in the interests of the ...

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  32. NATIONAL CITIZENS' REFORM LEAGUE.

    Arrangements have been made for a speaker from the central office to visit Lilydale on Friday night, at which the selected candidate is expected to speak. ...

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  33. ST. KILDA.

    Mr. Agar Wynne will meet his friends and supporters at the St. Kilda Town-hall on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. ...

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  34. UPPER GOULBURN.

    Mr. James Hoare, one of the candidates for Upper Goulburn electorate, addressed a meeting at Euroa on Saturday night, Councillor Patrick Kerri[?]s in the chair. The ...

    Article : 324 words
  35. POPOSED TAX ON MAGAZINES.

    Sir,—I hope the new Minister of Customs will not carry out his predecessor's expressed intention to put a tax on the English and American magazines imported into ...

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  36. SUSPECTED PERSONS.

    Among the crowd admiring a display of birds in a shop window in Queen-street yesterday Detectives Hawkins and Napthine saw three men, named Robert Hill, ...

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  37. M.U.I.O.O.F. CRICKET ASSOCIATION

    The annual social gat[?]ring of the Oddfellows' Cricket Association was heid on the 29th April at the Manchester Unity Hall, Melbourne. A large nunber of members and their wives were present, ...

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  38. ALLEGED THEFT OF A COAT.

    Two men, who gave their names as Alfred Jones and Arthur Corstorphan, were arrested yesterday afternoon and lodged in the South Melbourne watc[?]ouse on a charge of stealing a coat belonging ...

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  39. A DROWNED SAILOR.

    The body of the sailor, Albert Wendt. who was one of the staff of the s.s. Rose of A[?]. was found at the mouth of the Yarra River yesterday moring by J.A. Stair, master of the Mystery, of ...

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  41. RAILWAY ELECTORATE.

    Mr. W. H. Hulse, president of the A.S.R.E., who is a candidate for one of the railway seats. addressed about 400 of the workmen at the Newport shops yesterday ...

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