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WEATHER CHART.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY, AUG. 10 and 17. Since Friday the highpressure system has ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SHIPPING.
"Smooth to moderate seas." A depression is advancing alone the southern waters from the westward, but at present it is too far south to affect the mainland. ...
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ST. KILDA BEAT GEELONG.
St. Kilda were again handicapped on Saturday owing to the absence through injuries of several leading players, but they took into the team. Beltxel, from Shepparton, and Osborne, a local junior, ...
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SHIPPING NOTES.
En route from Java via ports, the steamer Roggeveen is expected to berth at Melbourne this morning. When she has dismarked passengers and discharged a quantity of general merchandise ...
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WILLIAMSTOWN'S LAST HOPE.
Williamstown hoped they might beat Footscray, aand so have a chance for inclusion in the final four, but they were easily beaten. When they held Footscray in ...
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FOOTBALL.
The portion in the League is still interesting, at least six of the nine clubs engaged having a chance for a place in the last phase. St. Kilda, in spite of some internal difficulties, are playing ...
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OFFICIAL FORECAST.—Sunday, 9 p.m.
"Fine, with northerly winds and mild day temperatures." FORCASTS FOR OTHER STATES. (Issued at Noon. Saturday, August 10.) ...
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JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Leopoid, 4 goals 12 behinds (36 points), beat West Melbourne, 3 goals 11 behinds (20 points); University A, 10 goals 15 behind (75 points), best St. Kilda, 5 goals 12 behinds (42 points); Carlton, ...
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JUNIOR ASSOCIATION.
Port Melbourne and Preston had a game full of interest, played with any amount of vigour. The result was:—Port Melbourne, 10 goals 13 behinds; Preston 6 goals 11 behinds. ...
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MELBOURNE DISTRICTS ASSOCIATION
The first semi-final took place at the Glenferrie Cricket-ground on Saturday, between Oakleigh and Hawthorn District, both team playing first-class football, and after an exciting finish Hawthorn won ...
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MELBOURNE OBSERVATIONS.
Corrected Dry Wet HumiLocal Time. Barometer. Bulb. Bulb. dity. 9 a.m....... 30,428 52.9 46.9 60% 3 p.m....... 30,378 59.9 49.5 42% ...
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CARLTON'S SECOND QUARTER.
There was only a moderate attendance at the match between Carlton and Melbourne at the Melbourne ground, and, excepting in the second quarter, when Carlton got a run on, and scored 7 ...
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"REPORTER" DISTRICT COMPETITION.
Canterbury, 7 goals 13 behinds (57 points), beat Kew, 7 goals 12 behinds (54 points); Box Hill, 8 goals 6 behinds (54 points), beat Ringwood, 5 goals 10 behinds (10 points); Mitcham, 7 goals 10 ...
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C.Y.M.S.
The first semi-final between Ascotvale and Camberwell at Elsternwick on Saturday resulted:- Ascotvale, 8 goals l8 behinds; Camberwell, 6 goals 8 behinds. ...
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BRITISH ASSOCIATION.
An exibition of clerer soccer was witnessed at Middle Park on Saturday, when Footscray Thistle defeated Albert Park by 2 goals to 1. Throughout the game an outstanding feature was ...
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AUSTRALIAN RAIN RECORDS.
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SCHOOL MATCHES.
Caulfield Grammar school defeated Camberwell Grammar School on the Albert ground on Friday in 13 goals 11 behind to 3 goals 8 behinds. This victory makes Caulfield champions for 1919. ...
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THE ASSOCIATION CLUBS.
With only two more matches to be played before the semi-finals, the first-four-places are already settled. North Melbourne, Footscray, Northecote, and Brunswick finishing in that order. ...
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PRIVATE ADVICES.
The following private advice haa been received:- By Dalgety and Co. Ltd. Geelong.—From our Adelaide office reporting further useful rains in ...
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RIVER GAUGINGS.—Saturday, Aug. 16.
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Oversea Vessels.
Arrivals.—At London—Devon. Departures.—For Sydney—Palpmo, Ventura. For Adelaide—Minute A. Caine. For Port Piric—Clan [?]acarthur. For Wellington—Walpam. ...
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HOBSON'S BAY.
High Water This Day.—7.22 a.m.; 7.14 p.m. STANDARD TIME. Williamstown Time Ball.—Time of Drop—Aug. 16, 12h, 59min. 59.7sec p.m. standard time ...
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BRUNSWICK'S HEAVY SCORE.
In the prsencec of a fair attendance, Brunswick, playing on their own ground, put up a very heavy score at the expense of Port Melbourne. They showed marked superiority in every department, ...
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SHOOTING AT COLLINGWOOD.
In the Collingwood Court on Saturday, before Mr. A. Collins, J. P., Esther Marks, known also by the name of Taylor, appeared to answer a charge of having wounded with ...
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SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.
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A FIRST-RATE GAME.
In meeting South Melbourne on Saturday Essendon's chief disadvantage was the absence of their second [?]ek, neither baring nor Dusell being able to play. The result was that they had to keep ...
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SOUTH AFRICA AND OUR SOLDIERS.
Sir,—While Miss Campbell, of Durban, has earned gratitude for her kindness to soldiers, will you allow us, on behalf of a number of soldiers and their parents, to ...
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NORTHCOTE'S GOOD FINISH.
Northcote and Essendon providing an interesting match for a fair number of spectators at Northcote. In the first halt the visitors played with better system, and were much faster than their ...
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WOMAN SHOT IN HEAD.
With blood trickling from a bullet wound near the right ear, Mrs. Mary Ann Johns, 61 years of age, a widow, residing in Wentworth avenue Canterbury, was found by ...
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ANOTHER BRIGHTON SUCCESS.
Brighton visited Toorak Park to meet Prahran, and went home winners of a game played in good spirit, and in which they were always the better side. They led by 3—2 to l—l at quarter time, ...
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DIVORCE COURT.
In the Divorce Court on Friday, before Mr. Justice Hood, decrees nisi were granted to the following:—William Herbert Webster Payne, of Roan Vista, Athelston road, Camberwell, plater, from ...
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HAWTHORN BEATEN.
Although Hawthorn were well beaten at North Melbourne, they were so pleased with their treatment that their assistant hon. secretary and press correspondent has written to say that "on ...
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