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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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UNIVERSITY JUBILEE.
The annual commencement of the Melbourne University—transformed into the conferring of degrees in the jubilee celebrations—was held yesterday afternoon in the ...
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TARIFF COMMISSION.
BRISBANE, Thursday.—The Tariff Commission took further evidence at Brisbane to-day. William Harvey, jun., ironfounder, ...
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COUNTRY NEWS.
The remains of the late Mr.William Bailey were interred in the Anglican portion of the old cemetery on Thursday. The funeral was of a private character. Amongst ...
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THE JUDGES.
A "strong judge" may perhaps be best defined as one who is not merely learned in the law and possessed of a judical mind, but who also takes strong views and firmly ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MINE WINDING ACCIDENT.
ST.ARNAUD, Thursday.—A smash occurred at the Lord Nelson North mine to-day. The driver, Goldworthy, was about to haul the cage from the bottom, nearly ...
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WANDERED FROM HOME.
EGERTON, Thursday.—Jane Owen, 9 years of age, had an unpleasant experience at Bungarce on Tuesday afternoon While returning from school she lost her way, and ...
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OBSERVATORY WEATHER REPORT.
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ALLEGED CATTLESTEALING.
ARARAT, Thursday.—William Larkans, a sawmiller at Mt. Cole, was charged at the police court on Wednesday with stealing two head of cattle, the property of Mrs. ...
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THE PRACTICAL MAN.
DROUIN, Thursday.—At the conclusion of the lecture on "Poultry Foods and Feeding" this afternoon, Mr. H.V. Hawkins, the Government poultry expert, referred ...
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BENDIGO AND DISTRICT.
Mr. M.C. Leckic, liquor inspector under the Health department, proceeded against three hotelkeepers at the city court on Thursday for breaches of the Trades Marks ...
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ACTION FOR LIBEL.
CAMPERDOWN. Thursday. — At the County Court, before Judge Johnston, Robert Clements, school teacher of South Purrumbete, claimed £49/19/ damages from ...
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THE LOST BOY.
BERWICK, Thursday. — No success has attended the efforts of the search partics out to-day looking for traces of the lost boy Mason. All hope of finding him alive has ...
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VlCTORIA'S BOUNDARY.
SYDNEY, Thursday.—Referring to the ambition of some Victorians to see the border-line shifted back in the Mu[?]umbidgee. Mr. Carrothers said yesterday that ...
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A MISSING MAX.
HORSHAM, Thursday.—The police at Hersham were informed that a man named Thomas Dowling, aged 40 a farm labourer recently working for Mr. George Bandell ...
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THE RAINFALL.
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FRUIT PESTS.
RINGWOOD. Wednesday.—At the last meeting of the horticultural society it was decided to support Mr. French in his efforts to prevent the fruit fly from ...
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EMPLOYMENT OF TUGS.
GEELONG, Thursday.—Shipmasters and owners have lately been expressing strong dissatisfaction concerning a regulating as to the engagement of two tug-boats for the ...
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GEELONG AND DISTRICT.
The Geelong Harbour Trust have succeeded in leasing several more blocks of land vested in the trust. One of the saft marshes at Reedy Lake has been leased to ...
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QUEENSLAND.
BRISBANE, Thursday.—The Premier (Mr. Kidston) addressed a large and enthusiastic meeting at Charters Towers to-night, and at the close a vote of confidence was ...
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DAMAGE TO APPLE CROPS.
YARRA GLEX, Wednesday. — The heavy winds on Saturday did considerable damage to the orehards Late apples such as Rymerts, yates, and Stone Pippons. ...
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THE NEW WATER ACT.
PYRAMID HILL. Thursday.—The [?]gowel Trust held [?] last meeting in day. A letter was received from the Water department thanking the trust for the [?] ...
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ENGINEERS' CAMP.
QUEENSCLIFF, Thursday.—The submarine mining secions of No. 2 Company Australian Militia Engineers, who have been encamped at Swan Island ...
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FARMERS' LEAGUE.
TRARALGON. Thursday.—Mr. Douglas, the organising secretary, met a joint meeting of the local branch of the Farmers', Producers' and Property-owners' League ...
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STRATHDOWNIE RACES.
CASTERTON, Thursday.—The Strathdownie [?] [?] [?] [?], Results:- ...
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MOOROOPNA RACES.
MOOROOPNA, Thursday.—The Mooroopna Race Club held a meeting yesterday, and it was fairly well attended, considering the adverse weather, Results:- ...
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CASTLEMAINE.
The Horticultural Society's autumn show was brought to a successful conclusion on Thursday evening. Much interest was centred in the dinner table decorataion ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
PERTH, Thursday.—The R.M.S. Victoria sailed on Tuesday with the following species:—One box of gold bullion, from the P, and O, Company to the London office, ...
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AXEMEN'S SPORTS.
MIR[?]OO NORTH, Thursday.—The first [?] carnival in [?] North was held on Wednesday, and there was a very large attendance. The [?] weather [?] the sports, and some of the [?] ...
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HAMILTON.
A reply has been received from the Treasury stating that the conditions attached to the Government grant of £200 to the Mechanics' institute cannot be ...
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LECTURE ON IRRIGATION.
ECHUCA, Thursday. — Mr. m'Coll, M.H.R. delivered a lecture on "Irrigation," in the Echuca town-hall, on Tuesday night. at the invitation of the borough council. ...
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TASMANIA.
ZEEHAN. Thursday.—Great inconvenience is being caused to the residents of Western Tasmania by the frequent interruptions of telegraphic communication. The ...
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MOTOR-CYCLIST FINED.
William Pollock was charged at the Port Melbourne Court yesterday, before Messrs. Edwards and Armstrong, J.P.'s with having [?] a motor-bicycle in a public place on the [?] ...
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PORT FAIRY TRAINS.
PORT FAIRY, Thursday.—At the borough council meeting on Wednesday Councillor [?] [?] "That the Railways [?] be ...
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COUNTRY STOCK MARKETS.
KILMORE (April 2[?]).—Osborn and Hudson report [?] monthly fale on April 24. Yarded [?] cattle, [?] pigs, and drafts of fat and store sheep, Daily cattle in very firm demand; almost ...
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CHURCH BELL FROM A WRECK.
An interesting [?] has come into the [?] of the Presbyterian Church at Cowes, Phillip Island. The ship's bell from the Spoke, Wrecked on the ocean [?] of ...
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