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VOTING BY POST.
Federal electors who have reason to believe that, through illness or other causes, they will not, during the hours of polling on ...
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ROWDYISM AT BRUNSWICK.
"You wait till you get to Brunswickl" shricked a man from the audience which the Prime Minister (Mr. Deakin) addressed in the Essendon Town-hall on Saturday night. ...
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SAVED FROM THE WRECK. PASSENGERS OF THE PERICLES.
FREMANTLE, Sunday.—Presenting the appearance of returning excursionists rather then of the victims of a disastrous shipwreck, the passengers of the lost ...
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AVIATOR KILLED.
The second aeroplane fatality of the year occurred on Saturday at San Sebastian, a Spanish port the Basque Provinces. The victim was M.Le Blon, apromising aviator, ...
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CHIEF OFFICER.
Mr. Collins, the chief officer of the Pericles, who is an old and valued officer of the Aberdeen Company, said that he preferred to say little about the course which the ...
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PASSENGERS STORIES.
Alderman J. M. Pratt, of Melbourne, who was with his wife a passenger on a health trip to Europe by the Pericles, stated that he was resting on the deek when he felt the ...
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THE MONARO'S VOYAGE.
PERTH, Sunday.—Captain Neale, of the Monaro, told an interviewer they had had a rough passage, with changes, on the way to Flinders Bay from bunbury. When 10 ...
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PERSONAL.
The Countess of Dudley, who lately upderwent a serious operation, is making a rapid recovery. Our London correspondent cables that Her Excellency is now able to leave ...
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A WAITING PERIL.
PERTH, Sunday.—Captain Butcher, of the steamer Limmeroo, which is now at Port Bunbury, said that he was relieved to hear that the Pericles struck an uncharted ...
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RETURNING PASSENGERS.
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BRITAIN'S WALLS OF STEEL.
The battle-ship Colossus, one of the eight super-Dreadnoughts ordered by the British Government, will ho launched on April 9 at Clydebank. The construction of the vessel ...
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SECOND OFFICER.
Like most of the officers of the Pericles, the second mate, Mr. Legge was reticent in regard to the mishap Mr. Legge, who was on the bridge with Captain Simpson at the ...
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MESSAGES TO FRIENDS.
PERTH, Sunday.—The Eastern Extension Company have agreed to allow any of the passengers of the shipwreeked steamer to send "collect" messages to relations and ...
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THE MEN ON DUTY.
FREMANTLE, Sunday.—Mr. W. Lyall Robertson, the chief engineer of the Pericles, has been asssociated with the Aberdeen White Star line for over 13 years. He ...
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FREE BOARD AND LODGING.
PERTH, Sunday.—The Mayoress of Perth (Mrs. R. P. Vincent) has convened a meeting of ladies for to-morrow afternoon, to take steps to provide clothes and ...
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THE OFFICERS.
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A COINCIDENCE.
SALE, Saturday.—What may be regarded as rather an extraordinary coincidence is related today by Major Wilson, who has just arrived from hiss ...
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THE QUARTERMASTER.
Quartermaster J. Loose, who was steering the Pericles when the vessel strucK, is a fine specimen of the British seaman. Questioned on board the Monaro on ...
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RESURVEY REQUIRED.
Sir,—There is little doubt but what there is a most dangerous rock directly in the course of all steamers bound round the Leeuwin. This may be a new formation; ...
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CAPTAIN SIMPSON.
FREMANTLE, Sunday.—After the strain of the past few days, Captain Simpson, who has aged since the disaster, was more cheerful. He was interviewed yesterday about ...
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SAL00N STEWARDESS.
"I was in my cabin having an afternoon nap," said Mrs. Brigh, one of the saloon stewardesses, "when I was suddenly-awakened by the noise of fall[?]g crockery. After ...
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MUNICIPAL INTELLIGENCE.
An outbreak of typhoid fever has taken place at carfield. A report from the health officer (Dr. Keogh), read at the Berwick Council meeting on Saturday, showed that a number of men had ...
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