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FINANCIAL TELEGRAMS.
An interim dividend has been declared by the board of directors of the British and Australasian Trust and Loan Company Limited. ...
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PRINCESS'S THEATRE.
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COUNTRY NEWS.
A few days ago four boys named Austin and Patrick Foy, Lawrence Brownm, and Henry Matthews, were found with two fowls and a duck in their possession. The ...
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THEATRE ROYAL.
The pieturesque and romantic period when George the Third was King is one especially suited for the purposes of melodrama, and in "A Sailor Knot." which ...
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NEW ZEALAND POLITICS.
WELLINGTON. Sunday.—Mr. J. M. Corby general secretary of the Australasian Institute of Marine Engineers who is now visiting New Zealand was entertained at ...
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.
Addre[?] on religions education were delivered at Yarraville yesterday on the [?] [?] of the opening of a new Catholic school. ...
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FLOOD-DAMAGED ROAD.
SHEEPARTON, Saturday.—The public Works department has accepted a tender at £19 for the rrepair of the SheppartonMooroopna road, damaged by flood through ...
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A BOY'S ENDURANCE.
EMERALD, Saturday.—The eight-yearold boy, Stanley Beanland, who left his home at Gembrook last Thursday, returned last night, after wandering in the bush four ...
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MINING SHARES.
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COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS
The following are the Frozen Meat Trade Association's market quotations, based on setual sales of not less than 100 careases of mution or lamb or 25 quarters of beef of ...
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THE RAINFALL.
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THE BIO-TABLEAU.
In the new exhibition of living pictures at the [?]-hall Mr. A. C. Williamson has gathered together a remarkable collection of presentation of events that ...
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BUTTER GRADING.
An interesting report has been furnished by the Government dairy expert (Mr.R. Crowe) to the secretary of the department (Mr. F. G. Duffus) with regard to the ...
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CASUALTIES AND FATALITIES.
Shortly before 7 o'clock on Sunday morning Thomas Mudge, cooperage contractor, residing at Mount-Street, Kew, died suddenly. He rose from his bed, and ...
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BENDIGO AND DISTRICT.
The expenses of witnesses and jurors in connection with the sittings of the Supreme Court last week, which were mainly occupied with the hearing of charges against ...
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CARLTON BURNING CASE.
On Saturday Mr. C. Goldspink, J. P., held a magisterial inquiry at leversterrace, off Cardigan-street, Carlton, regarding the circumstances surrounding the ...
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THEATRES AND ENTERTAINMENTS.
The lone and successful run of "The Cingalee" at [?] [?] Theatre is to [?] on Friday night next. The attendances are keeping up well, and [?] who repeat their visits and fresh ...
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MAN DECAPITATED.
Joseph [?] a ganger employed by the Railway department was walking along the platiorm at Prinee's bridge railway station at 8 o'clock yesterday morning when ...
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENT.
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CRICKETER'S SUDDEN DEATH.
While playing cricket at Albert-park, John T. Smith died suddenly on Saturday. Two teams, representing the Hawthorn and Albert park labour parties, were playing ...
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MELBOURNE MARETS.
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OBSERVATORY WEATHER REPORT.
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NEW SOUTH WALES ARBITRATION ACT.
BROKEN HILL. Sunday.—A [?] meeting of citizens was held at the [?] serve this afternoon with the object of [?] [?] opposing Mr. Wades Amending ...
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DANGEROUS SLIDE.
NATIMUK, Saturday.—In sliding down a rope, after fixing a chain to a beam, George Docherty forgot that there was a hook at the end. The Hook entered his abdomen, ...
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CAUGHT IN A LIFT.
SYDNEY, Sunday.—A storeman named Carl Arthur jensen, employed at Goldbrough, Mort, and Co's warehouse, met a shocking death yesterday. Jensen and ...
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MINOR CASUALTIES.
[?], Saturday.—Hertle, the two and a half years old [?] of Mr. and Mrs. James [?], of [?] fell into a fire during the [?] of his potents. Fortunate[?] his little sister rescued him, ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
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FARMERS LEAGUE.
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HAMILTON.
At a meeting of the Hamilton Aug[?] Club on Friday night it was decided to [?] [?] the Closer Settlement. [?] to join in [?] the Government to give the ...
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WEST AUSTRALIAN ELECTIONS
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BOY SHOPBREAKER.
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MOE SWAMP.
TRAFALGAR, Saturday, Mr. A. [?] [?] M.L.A., accoimpanied by Mr. Davidson inspector-general of public works, visited the Moeswamp yesterday, in order to [?] ...
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EPILEPTIC COLONY FUND.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
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