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  2. LIVE STOCK OF AUSTRALIA.

    The Commonwealth Year Book enables a ready comparison to be made of the number and value of the live stock in each of the states. Victoria has the best stock-carrying ...

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  3. CLOSER SETTLEMENT. WORK OF THE BOARD.

    For many months the Closer Settlement Board has made no purchase of private property, having confined its attention principally to the administration of estates ...

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  4. CHINESE OVERBOARD.

    United action by the Chinese residents of Melbourne has been taken at connection with the death of Yen Ah Gnee, the Chinese sailor, who disappeared from the ...

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  5. NEW WOOLPACKS.

    LONDON, April 3.—The meeting of the large committee appointed to deal with the question of vegetable fibre in wool has been held this week in London, and has attracted ...

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  6. EDISON PHONOGRAPHS.

    Mr. Justice Isaacs delivered judgment yesterday in the Third Civil Court in the actions brought by the National Phonograph Company of Australia Ltd. against ...

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  7. BRIGHTON TRAM INQUIRY.

    The inquiry board, which is considering the running of the Brighton electric cars under Mr. Bradford's control, is this week cross-examining Mr. Bradford on his ...

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  8. PREMIERS' CONFERENCE. SECRET MEETING.

    Secrecy most profound characterised the proceedings at the Premiers' Conference yesterday. Usually, in addition to the officers of conference each Minister has ...

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  9. OLD-AGE PENSIONS.

    In the Commonwealth Year-book some interesting details are given in respect to the systems of old-age pensions in operation in New South Wales and Victoria, and ...

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  10. RESTDOWN ESTATE.

    ROCHESTER, Saturday.—Captain Jenkins, secretary of the Closer Settlement Board, arrived in Rochester on Thursday night for the purpose of inquiring into the ...

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  11. THE COMMERCE CONGRESS.

    Another subject that came up for consideration of the conference was the visit of members of the Chambers of Commerce of the empire to Australia next year. These ...

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  12. KEROSENE FLASH POINT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—In face of the popular demand for high-test kerosene for lamps, we are surprised at the special pleading of the C.O. Company for low-test kerosene, which can ...

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  13. LICENSING ACT. TRANSFER OF LICENSES.

    The fortnightly sitting of the Licensing Court was held yesterday, before Judge Moule (chairman), Mr. Dwyer, P.M., and Mr. Cresswell, P.M. The following licenses were transferred:— ...

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  14. INDIAN HORSE TRADE.

    The following letter from Mr. R. M'Kenna, one of the largest purchasers of racehorses for India, was received by the president (Mr. Bent) yesterday:— ...

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  15. SIR WILLIAM LYNE CHALLENGED

    Sir,—It is now a week since I have challenged Sir William Lyne to publicly withdraw his statement that I can purchase in Victoria all the paraffin ...

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  16. A CONSTABLE DISMISSED.

    The Chief Commissioner of Police (Mr. O'Callaghan) has decided that Constable John Doyle must retire from the police force. ...

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  17. REUNION OF CHURCHES.

    Some months ago (says the "Church Family News," London, of April 3) reference was made in these columns to a movement in Australia for the union of ...

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  18. DIVORCE COURT.

    George Kolling, aged 46, of Bourke-street, cigar-maker, petitioned for a dissolution of his marriage with Mary Kolling, aged 38, on the ground of desertion for three years and upwards, from October, ...

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  19. THE RAILWAYS. TENDERS ACCEPTED.

    The following tenders have been accepted by the Railway department:— Supply of copper plates, Hubert Johnson, £73 19/6 per ton; supply of copper tubes, Noyes Bros. ...

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  20. RECENT DERAILMENT AT PYALONG.

    On February 27 a goods train was derailed between Pyalong and High Camp, on the Wallan-Bendigo line. Sixteen trucks left the rails, but no one was injured. A ...

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  21. FINANCIAL SCHEMES.

    An informal discussion took place as to the procedure to be adopted in connection with the discussion of the federal debts. The federal scheme will be laid upon the table ...

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  22. REDUCTION BOARD.

    BALLARAT, Monday. — The Licenses Reduction Board to-day entered upon the last wetk of its present inquiries at Ballarat. Black Hill Hotel, Smythesdale[?] Owner and ...

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  23. STOCK EXCHANGES REGULATION.

    In connection with the question of rates and conditions asked by colonial stock exchanges, the conference last week decided— "That joint action is desirable in order to ...

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  24. RAINBOW-DIMBOOLA SERVICE.

    RAINBOW, Saturday.—Dissatisfaction exists in regard to the running of the train between Dimboola and Rainbow. In response to representations to the commissioners for a daily train, a slight ...

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  25. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Having had over 25 years[?] experience as an adviser and consultant in the kerosene oil industry in most parts of the world, I may be permitted to record my ...

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  26. SIR EDWARD HUTTON AND DEFENCE.

    Sir,—General Sir Edward Hutton's excellent work in the cause of military defence of Australia is still fresh in our recollection, and, accordingly, ...

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  27. CASE AGAINST LICENSEE'S HUSBAND.

    At the Maldon Police Court on Monday, before Mr. Goldsmith, P.M., Mrs. Beatrice Boyd was proceeded against for tra[?]cking in liquor on Sunday, April 19, and was fined £4, with 3/ costs. ...

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  28. MARNOO RAILWAY.

    ST. ARNAUD, Saturday.—A public meeting of the residents of Marnoo East and district has been held to consider the advisability of asking for a continuation of the survey of the ...

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  29. CONSTABLE HOLDEN'S CASE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Refering to the leeter of "British Justice" in your issue of 1st inst., the fact that courts and judges differ in their views of legal points has no application to the case ...

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  30. CONVICTION TO BE APPEALED AGAINST.

    STAWELL, Monday.—On April 9 last a drover named John Kennedy was seen by Superintendent Steel to fall helplessly drunk in the doorway of the Railway Hotel. Kennedy was arrested by the ...

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  31. LILYDALE-WARBURTON TRUST.

    LILYDALE, Monday.—A meeting of the Lilydale and Warburton Railway Construction Trust was held at the shire-hall on Saturday, Commissioner James Rouget presiding. A statement compiled ...

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  32. AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE IN ENGLAND.

    LONDON, April 3.—The Australian apple season opened this week with the arrival of the Britannia with about 7,000 cases from Victoria and South Australia. The fruit was landed in very ...

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  33. OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

    The official statement of the day's proceedings was brief. It was that order of the day No. 1, "Honours—Review by the Governor-General," was called on and ...

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  34. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—Why should Holden be treated in a different manner from any other man found guilty of a similar offence? Had the young lady's protector struck the constable ...

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  35. SYDNEY EXPRESS.

    Sir,—Some months ago the Victorian Railway Commissioners saw fit to run the Sydney express in two divisions between Albury and Melbourne, probably for the convenience of a few federal ...

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  36. PRISON RETURNS.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—There were three cases brought before the Full Court this mornig in which respondents had been called upon to show cause why a fine of £25 ...

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  37. REMAINING SUBJECTS.

    The long agenda paper has been considerably reduced, and it is anticipated that by next Thursday the proceedings will be brought to a close. The list of subjects ...

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  38. FIRES IN CARRIAGES.

    Sir,—Will you kindly grant me a little of your valuable space relating to fires in railway carriages and the necessity for having some equipment with which to cope with same? That which ...

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  39. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—It is small wonder that the community is shocked at the perversion of judgment in the above case, also the inequality with which justice is meted out to ...

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  40. CATTLE AND BONE MEAL.

    Sir,—In your issue of to-day Mr. Plummer writes that carbonate of lime is "equivalent" to bone meal. This is not so, as bone meal conveys nitrogen, phosphoric ...

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  41. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir,—In your issue of to-day Mr. A. M'Donald questions a statement made by me in your columns, viz., that the action of the Senate in fixing a flash point for ...

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  42. A LAWYER'S PROFESSION.

    Mary Rouse Cold the City Court yesterday, in answer to a charge of vagrancy, that she was a married woman, residing at 46 Leicester-street, Carlton, and that her house was claborately ...

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  43. WOMAN'S STRANGE CONDUCT.

    A married woman, named Lilian Brennan, was proceeded against on two summonses at the South Melbourne Court on Monday for throwing missiles, to the danger of persons. Mrs. Brennan did not ...

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  44. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

    Sir,—I wish to direct attention to the cruel way in which starving stock are left to die. They are turned out on the roads to live or die, and no one will own them. ...

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  45. UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE.

    The course of lectures on physical geography and geology will be given during the second terms on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings, from 5 to 6 p.m., commencing Wednesday, June 3. ...

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  46. FINED FOR CRUELTY TO A HORSE

    Before Messrs. Ho[?]nes and Jackson, J.P.'s, at the Malvery Court on Monday, James Law, of Waverley-road, Mulgrave, was charged with cruelly using a horse on April 14, at Malvern. Mr. Mellor ...

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  47. "RUM-TI-TUM'S" AFTERMATH.

    Two cases arising from the proceedings which Mr. Marshall-Hall recently characterised as "Rum-ti-tum" came before the City Court yesterday. William Simmonds, a thin youth, who looked rather ...

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  48. EXPENSIVE OP[?]

    A Chinese storekeeper, residing at 118 Little Bourke-street, and rejo[?]ing in the name of William Duc, was yesterday charged at the District Court with having and in his possession a quantity of ...

    Article : 86 words
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