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PERSONAL.
Mr. W. Mclver, chairman of the Closer Sottlement Board, was yesterday formally notified by the public service commissioner of his appointment as secretary for lands, ...
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KITCHENER FLAG.
Mr. J. P. Morgan, of Wall street, New York, took 5,000 tickets in the Kitchener flag art union, and won =£1. Mr. C. H. Lear, of [?] South A[?]drey street, Brunswick, ...
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AUSTRALIAN WHEAT.
The failure of the Australian Wheat Board to dispose of the surplus grain has given cause for grave concern, and as the outcome of a meeting of the board ...
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"RATIONING" IMPORTS.
"We are at war, and the Government has to take strong measures in war time," said the Minister, for Trade and Customs (Mr. Jensen) yesterday. "The Government must ...
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DRIFT TO THE CITY.
DONALD, Thursday.—Representations made to the Minister for Railways (Mr. Bar[?]es) to-day in favour of referring to the Railways Standing Committee proposals to ...
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RED CROSS GOODS PILLAGED.
A disgraceful instance of pillage of Red Cross goods consigned by rail has come under the notice of the Australian Red Cross Society. ...
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COAL FOR VICTORIA.
That Mr. Hughes had definitely assured the Railways Commissioners that Victoria would be reimbursed for the extra cost entailed in bringing coal overland from New ...
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HARBOUR TRUST FINANCES.
When the State Treasurer (Mr. Mcpherson) recently criticised the finances of the Melbourne Harbour Trust the commissioners [?]eplied that the comparisons drawn by ...
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AUSTRALIA'S "DIGGER."
An officer just back from the front relates that the first question asked by an Americanised German prisoner was, "Say[?] why do they call the Australians 'Diggers'?[?] ...
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ENGINEERS' STRIKE.
The conference between the parties concerned in the engineers' strike will be resumed this afternoon, at 4[?] o'clock. When the final returns[?] of the engineers' ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Every letter must be accompanied by the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. Correspondents are requested to inform the ...
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1918
A well-remembered Labour member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, Mr. John Hancock, was once constrained— to his own great astonishment, as he ...
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AU REVOIR TO SERGEANT RYAN, M.L.A.
On the eve of his departure from Australia to join the Railway Unit in France, Sergeant Thomas Ryan, M. L. A., was last evening entertained by the citizens of ...
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AUSTRALIA IN AMERICA.
Mr. H. Y. Braddon, superintendent in Sydney of Dalgety and Co., who has been appointed to represent Australian interests in America, will leave for San Francisco on ...
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MAILS OUTWARD.
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RETURNING INVALIDS.
Invalided soldiers of list "A" will disembark at Port Melbourne at half-past 9 o'clock on Sunday morning. The names of the Victorians in the list were published ...
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MUNITION WORKERS.
Up to June 30 2,662 munition workers and 2,21[?] navvies from Australia had been disembarked in England for employment on munition and war work. In addition, 124 ...
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MORWELL TRAGEDY.
Reports received at the Criminal Investigation department indicate that Charles James Whitelaw, a farmer, of Morwell, for whose arrest a warrant has been issued in ...
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WAR PRICES FOR PAPER.
An interesting and somewhat amusing letter was[?] received by the publisher of "The Argus" from an agent in a country town referring to the inerease in the price of the ...
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FLINDERS STREET TRAFFIC.
In giving evidence before the Traffic Con gestion Board at the Town Hall yesterday Councillor F. J. Skinner, president of the Master Carriers' Association, advocated the ...
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ARTS AND CRAFTS.
The Arts and Crafts Exhibition has secured the upstair rooms in the Fine Art Society's galleries, Alf red place, Collins street, for its show this year. Lady Stanley ...
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CITY ADMINISTRATION.
A special committee appointed by the City Council to inquire into possibilities of economy in city administration has completed portion of its labours. Several ...
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STATE INSURANCE OFFICE CHARGES.
"To criticise the State insurance office because it received from one of its clients a larger amount in premiurns than it disbursed in benefits is manifestly unfair," ...
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INCOME TAX RETURNS.
Reports received from the taxation authorities indicate that many taxpayers have not yet supplied particulars of their incomes during the year ended June 30, ...
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"YOUR MONEY OR YOUR LIFE."
Complaint was made to the police yesterday by a woman resident of East Malvern that atter alighting from a tram at the corner of Burke road and High street ...
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LABOUR PARTY'S BALLOT.
SYDNEY, Thursday.— Strong condemnation was offered at the Trades Hall to-day to the form of the ballot which is being taken to determine the Labour party's ...
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LAW NOTICES.—(This Day).
COMMONWEALTH ARBITRATION COURT.—In T[?]rd Civil Court[?]—Before Mr. Justice Powers, at [?]st 10.—Commonwealth Public Service Cleri[?] Association v. Commonwealth Post and ...
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