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SPENCER-STREET AFFRAY.
Yesterday, for the third time, John Francis Deacon and James Gavagan were placed on trial in the Criminal Court, before Mr. Justice Hodges, charged with an assault ...
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COUNTRY NEWS. BALLARAT AND DISTRICT.
The new foundling institution in connection with the Canadian Home was opened on Thursday by Mr. James Oddie. The building will accommodate 40 children, and ...
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MELBOURNE TROTTING CLUB.
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FOOTBALL NOTES. FLAGS FORBIDDEN.
We have to go buck a considerable time to find a season in which football was played under worse conditions than it is this year. Week after week games take ...
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NAVIGATION BILL.
Copies of the correspondence which passed between the Imperial Government and Australia on the subject of the Navigation Bill between November 27, 1908, and ...
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THIS WEEK'S EVENTS.
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TRAINING NOTES.
FLEMINGTON, Thursday.—It was quite a treat to find it fine and bright this morning, but it was still very sloppy underfoot, and only the cinders and the inside truck were sit for use. There ...
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NOTES AND CHAT.
The Ballarat Miners' Turf Club will hold a meeting to-day. First class entries were received for the different events. A special train for passengers and horses will leave ...
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BENDIGO AND DISTRICT.
Mr. F Jenkin, president of the Austral Society, entertained the members at a social in the A.N.A. Hall on Thursday night. Mr. F. W. Tonkin was presented with a gold ...
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VICTORIA'S POPULATION.
The quarterly statistical abstract for the quarter ending March 31 was issued yesterday by the Victorian Government statist (Mr. A. M. Laughton). The estimated ...
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CLUB GOSSIP.
The league programme only contains two games to-morrow, and in consequence six clubs have been taking it fairly easy as regards training this week. Essendon, ...
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GEELONG AND DISTRICT.
At a meeting of shopkeepers, representative of almost all the various businesses in Geelong, after discussing the change of the half-holiday from Wednesday to Saturday ...
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HUNTING.
The Findon Harriers will meet at the 14th milepost. Woodstock-road, at half-past 11 a.m. today. A special train will leave Spencer-street at 10.25. ...
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COURSING.
ARARAT, Thursday.—The second meeting of the season of the Ararat Coursing Club took place yesterday. Hares were very scarce. Results:— Crouch and Horrick's Negro Queen beat M. ...
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WORK AND WAGES. CARPENTERS' WAGES.
Complaint was made at the half-yearly meeting of the Melbourne branch of the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners that a suburban racing club was ...
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CASTLEMAINE.
The police authorities in Melbourne on Wednesday forwarded a dozen condemned overcoats and five cloaks to the local Benevolent Asylum for the use of the inmates. ...
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SHEPPARTON COUNTY COURT.
SHEPPARTON, Thursday.—An action for trespass was heard in the County Court to-day, before Judge Chomley, in which the plaintiff, Richard Duke, sought to ...
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NEWCASTLE MIXERS.
SYDNEY, Thursday.—Contrary to expectations, the mining lodges in the Newcastle district have, by 177 to 161, confirmed the action of the delegate board to withdraw ...
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BIRREGURRA AND WINCHELSEA.
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RICHMOND HANDICAPS.
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JUBILEE OF ARARAT.
ARARAT, Thursday.—Over 12 months after the date the jubilee of the Borough of Ararat was celebrated by a smoke concert last night. Many of the old ...
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FOOTBALL AND CHRISTIANITY.
The subject discussed at the United Missionary Conference in the Assembly-hall, Collins-street, yesterday afternoon, was the call to develop the missionary spirit at ...
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GAS EMPLOYEES DISSATISFIED.
SYDNEY, Thursday.—Some trouble has arisen between the members of the Gas Employees' Union and their employers, but at present there is no reason to anticipate ...
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CRESWICK CLUB.
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RABBIT INSPECTOR NOT WANTED.
TRARALGON, Thursday. — Mr. Boyle, rabbit inspector in the Nhill district for many years, who was recently appointed to a similar position at Traralgon, has ...
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WODONGA WEIGHTS.
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FOOTBALL.
The match between Wesley and Scotch colleges, at St. Kilda yesterday, drew 4,000 people, who saw a game played on a ground unfit for any athletics. The water splashed under the players' feet, and ...
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BOILERMAKERS AND IRON SHIPBUILDERS.
SYDNEY, Thursday.—Judge Heydon delivered judgment in the Arbitration Court to-day on an application for a wages board by the United Society of Boilermakers and ...
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PARADE OF CADETS.
Particulars were published in "The Argus" of June 19 of the arrangements which had been made up to that date in connection with the parade of metropolitan ...
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
To-day will be a busy day for those concerned in the control of the rifle club movement in Victoria. Early in the afternoon the advisory board, which constitutes the mouthpiece of the ...
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MELBOURNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL V. GEELONG COLLEGE.
Melbourne Grammar School will play Geelong College, on the Geelong-oval this afternoon, at 3 o'clock. ...
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GOLF.
There was a very large entry for a trophy presented by Mr. David Elder, and played for on Monday against Bogey, but no one was able to return a card up on Bogey. The players were ...
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FIRE AT MIDDLE BRIGHTON.
A wooden shed, consisting of two stalls and a feed-room, and containing a large quantity of chaff, situated at the corner of St. Andrew street and OUter-crescent, Middle Brighton, caught alight ...
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A VALUED MEDICINE.
"Bonnington's Irish Moss" is a sterling cure for all Chest Affections arising from damp or chill. It has stood the [?]est for 45 years.—[Advt.] BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOKS. ...
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