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HOW ROADS ARE DAMAGED.
At the request of Mr. Bayles M.L.A., the chairman of the Country Roads Board (Mr. Calder) yesterday placed on the library of the State Parliament a report showing the ...
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TRAMWAYS BILL.
Strong condemnation of many features of the Metropolitan Trmways Bill was expressed by several members of the Legislative Council when the debate on the second ...
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FLOUR FOR EGYPT.
Answering criticism of the Australian Wheat Board in its treatment of an application from Perth to ship flour to Egypt, the chairman (Senator Russell) said ...
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FIXED PRICES EXCEEDED.
WARRACKNABEAL, Tuesday.—In the police court to-day, before Mr. Harrison, P.M., Mr. G. H. W. Powell, investigating officer, proceeded agaiast W. O. Thomas and Son Pty. Ltd., millers ...
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BAD LITERATURE.
Speaking at the annual meeting of the Australian Catholic Truth Society, Archbishop Mannix said the circulation of good literature was greatly needed as in ...
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MOTOR-CYCLE FATALITY.
The trial of William George Clarke, arising from the collision of two motor-cycles on the Frankston road on Sunday, September 15, in which Charles Arnold McCreery, ...
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INDIAN ABTS AND CRAFTS.
An extensive collection of Indian arts and crafts work, selected by Major F. G. Purcell, is now on view in the art auctionroom of Messrs. J. W. Styles and Son, 361 ...
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BRUNSWICK AND COBURG.
Residents of Brunswick West and Coburg West desire that one of the first matters to which the authority to be created under the Tramways Act gives ...
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POSTAL EFFICIENCY.
Sir,—I note that the Postmaster-General is constantly taking great credit to himself for the excellent manner in which the Post and Telegraph department is managed. My ...
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SAILOR'S STIRRING STORY.
Sir,—I noticed in "The Argus" to day the "Sailor's Stirring story." If the authorities will allow me a pony meeting m January, 1919, on the Dandenong racecourse, which is ...
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LICENSEE FINED £10.
On a charge of having bulk whisky in a bottle labelled Dewar's. William Henry Saggers, licensee of the Temple Court Hotel, was fined £5, with £1/1/ costs, in the District Court yesterday. On ...
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UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE.
School Leaving French.—The second pass paper on the time-table wil be devloted to the essay. Base Records' Office, Victoria Barracks, Sec illustrations in "The Australasian," Saturday, ...
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