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  2. SEASONABLE RAINS. SOUTHERN AREAS BENEFIT.

    The fall of rain which proved sufficient yesterday to damp the pleasures of city and suburban holiday-makers was somewhat disappointing as far as many of the rural ...

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  3. TAFT V. ROOSEVELT.

    It in estimated that of the delegates who have been elected to date to the National Republican Convention, 26.2 are in favour of Mr Taft as the Republican candidate for ...

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  4. DECLARING THE STRIKE OFF.

    It is known now that the decision of the National Conference of Miners to adopt the recommendation of the executive of the Miners Fedaration that their members ...

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  5. BRITISH POLITICS. OPPONENTS OF HOME RULE.

    At least 200,000 opponents of Home Rule will take part in a procession through Belfast on Tuesday. The representatives of 280 Unionist clubs, ...

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  6. EASTER MANŒUVRES. IN WIND AND RAIN.

    KILMORE, Monday.—But for the bunds, the wind-swept and sodden camp at Kilmore would have been cheerless. Throughout the night squalls of rain pattered on the ...

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  7. PERSONAL.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Fisher) will this afternoon leave for Sydney and Brisbane. In Sydney he will discuss various questions with the Premier of New South ...

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  8. FATAL STREET AFFRAY.

    As the result of an affray in Greeves-street, Fitzroy yesterday evening, William Herbert Parker, a labourer, aged 22 years, of High-street, Fitzroy, recevied injuries ...

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  9. WELSH DISESTABLISHMENT.

    A number of Liberal churchmen, including the Bishops of Birmingham (Dr. Wakefield), Hereford (Dr. Percival), and Lincoln (the Rev. Lee Hicks), and the ...

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  10. GERMAN CABINET SPLIT.

    The Kaiser, who has been residing in the Achillcion (his summer palace) for a fortnight, is being visisted by the German Chancellor (Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg), who ...

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  11. ELECTORS DRAGOONED.

    Semi official statements made here bear out those made a week ago, concerning the manner in which the military "gerrymandered" the Turkish primary elections in ...

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  12. KILLED ON THE LINE.

    Frank Pinches, aged about fifty years, who resided in Albert-street, port Melbourne, was killed on the railway line at Port Melbourne early yesterday evening. ...

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  13. ORDERED INTO BARRACKS.

    QUEENSCLIFF. Monday.—Stormy weather set in last night, and to-day the rain continued, with fierce wind squalls. Up till 9 o'clock this morning over ...

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  14. SYDNEY SHOW.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—When the 1912 Easter Royal Show was opened, it was the aim of the authorities to beat all past records, and achieve a "gate" of £12,000. ...

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  15. POSTPONEMENTS CAUSED.

    MALDON. Monday.—The Easter Fair sports in aid of the charities, which were to have been held to-day, have been Postponed indefinitely owing to the inclemency ...

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  16. "THE REAL PRESENCE."

    Sir,—As I am evidently the lecturer to whom Archbishop Cair refers in his sermon of yesterday, as reported in this morning's [?] "The Argus," may I say, with all ...

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  17. BURGLARS IN THE SUBURBS. A SERIOUS MENACE.

    During the past week there has been an alarming series of robberies and burglaries in the suburbs. Every week throughout the year cases are reported to the Criminal ...

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  18. REUNION OF CHURCHES.

    The Duke of Argyll, Mr. A. J. Balfour, M.P., the leader of the Opposition (Mr. Bonar Law), and 1,157 others, including peers, members of the House of Commons, ...

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  19. MOTHER'S SACRIFICE.

    Professor Payr, of Leipzig, has transferred a piece of the thyroid gland of a healthy mother to her idiot child, who was completely cured in a month ...

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  20. MAIZE CROPS FAIL.

    BAIRNSDALE, Monday.—Only a few showers during many weeks have fallen in this district, and the prospects are decidedly unfavourable. Unless a good fall of rain ...

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  21. WINTER PASTURAGE ASSURED.

    HAMILTON. Monday.—During the past four days the rainfall throughout the district has averaged slightly over an inch, and although there was a fair spring in the ...

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  22. CHAMPION BILLIARDS.

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  23. " THE POSSIBILITIES."

    The English cricketers returned on Sunday from their Australian trip. The Captain, P. F. Warner, states that he is feeling "as well as ever," and hopes to play ...

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  24. BOY SCOUTS FLOODED OUT.

    MIRBOO NORTH Monday.—A number of Boy Scouts, including some from Trafalgar and Warragal, in encampment here. Continued heavy rain last night flooded the ...

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  25. TRAPPING A BANDIT.

    The efforts of the police to secure the Chantilly motor-car bandits are being rewarded almost daily. Thirty men are suspected, and of the number 13 are lock ...

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  26. FURTHER FALLS NEEDED.

    WANGARATTA, Monday.—This district did not share in the rainfall, only about 10 points being registered in light showers. In the Whitfield district beneficial showers ...

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  27. MEN AT HOTEL TILL.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Three men, accompained by a woman, called for drinks in the bar of the Cross Keys Hotel, Campbellstreet, Surry Hills. When asked for ...

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  28. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    Gibbstown Castle, one of the historic fortresses of County Meath, close to Tara. has been partally destroyed by fire. The damage is stated at£40,000. ...

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  29. GREAT LOSS BY FIRE.

    A serious fire raged in portion fo the seaport town of Ipswich, in Suffolk, on Sunday. A bedding factory in Princes-street was ...

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  30. PRISONER BREAKS GAOL.

    HOBART, Monday.—A prisoner named Patrick Sullivan, serving a sentence of 12 months' imprisonment for larceny from the person, broke out of the Hobart goal ...

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  31. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS.

    Wheat and Flour Afloat.—The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is estimated at 5,375,000 quarters, against 4,180,000 quarters a week ago and ...

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  32. HOLY WEEK OUTRAGE.

    The authorities prohibited the holding of the Holy Week procession in the town of Chamusca. Thereupon 5,000 persons assembled at the church, seized the images ...

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  33. DOG SOUNDS ALARM.

    On Saturday night four young men entered the residence of Mr. John Brandon, Laurell-road, Toorak, and almost succeeded in getting away with a small ...

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  34. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—New South Wales has not shared in the extensive rainfall which has fallen in Victoria during the past few days. Consequently the season's ...

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  35. MOTOR-CAR OVERTURNED.

    ECHUGA, Monday.—A serious motor accident occured on the road between Echuca and Mathours this afternoon, when a car owned and driven by Mr. W. J. ...

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  36. OUTLOOK IN QUEENSLAND.

    BRISBANE, Monday.—The recent rain has had a beneficial effect on the southern and western divisions, and the northern coastal districts, and the outlook for the winter, ...

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  37. BOYS OF BAVARIA.

    In Bavaria it has been determined that football must be prohibited in all schools among scholars under 17 years of age, on account of the tendency of the reckless boys ...

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  38. SHEEP EAT CARRION.

    WAGGA, Monday.—Report from the Upper Murrumbidgee indicate that several flock-owners have lost numbers of sheep, owing to the animals having lately ...

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  39. REV. G. TAIT ROBBED.

    The Presbyterian mause, Pant-road, South Yarra, was visited by thieves on Sunday night, and jewellery valued at £15 and 15 sovereigns, the property of the Rev. ...

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  40. WEST AUSTRALIAN PROSPECTS.

    PERTH, Monday.—Very little rain his fallen throughout this State so far this year, and the prospects are not as good as last season.. ...

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  42. MISS GOLDSTEIN'S HOUSE VISITED.

    Miss Vida Goldstein's residence, ``Wyebo," Como-avenue, South Yarra, was broken into on Saturday night. The uniavited visitors succeeded in getting away with £30 worth ...

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  43. GENERAL RAINS IN TASMANIA.

    HOBART, Monday.—Splendid falls of rain occurred yesterday and to-day, 55 points being recorded in Hobart up to 9 o'clock this morning, and seven points since, ...

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  44. KILLED ON THE WAY FROM CHURCH.

    MOOROOPNA, Monday.—A fatal bicycle accident occured to Mr. Gerald Felstead, son of Mr. R. R. Felstead, near the Ardmona-hall. Young Felstead was returning ...

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  45. ARTILLERY CAMP.

    CAPE SCHANCK, Monday.—There is only one polite word to describe the weather here it is [?]. The men in camp have a few other words, and if the ...

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