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COUNTRY NEWS.
An important sale of what is known at Skipton as the syndicate and has been made by Mr. C. Walker, the purchaser being Mr. M. Notman. The Ministerf for Education (Sir Alexander ...
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Classified Advertising
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THE INTERSTATE MATCH.
Victoria met South Australia on the Melbourne Cricket-ground on Saturday in conditions of weather and ground all against the Adelaide men. The ground, ...
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CENTRAL GIPPSLAND ASSOCIATION.
Bunvin. 3 gaols 4 behinds, loast to Yallourn, 10 goals 7 bebinds; Drouin, 6 goals 5 behinds, beat M[?]e, 3 goals 6 behinds; Ions, 4 goals 8 behinds, beat Yarragon, 3 goals [?] behinds. ...
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HAWTHORN'S VIGOROUS FINISH.
A poor display of football was witnessed by the 3,000 [?]pectators at the Brunswick ground on Saturday, when the home team was defeated by Hawthorn by 25 points. The ground was in very ...
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BRITISH ASSOCIATION.
The annual international match at F[?]roy resulted to a draw of three goals each, the scores being:—England (Maxwell 2. grievest, Scotland [?]'arker 2, Camero[?]. For England, Hingham put ...
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BALLARAT PREMIERSHIP.
Golden Point put up a goal-kicking performance against South Ballarst which could have been good for a fine day, but was excellent considering the weather conditions. They won by 42 points. The ...
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LEAGUE TEAM AT BENDIGO.
A team reprsenting the league played a Ben digo League team on Saturday at Bendigo. The weather was fine, and there was a large attendance, the receipts being £147. The visting ...
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FOOTSCRAY DOMINANT.
Although the scres do not indicate it. Northcote, on their own ground, presented a brave but futile front to their formidable opponents, from Footscray. The ground was well filled with ...
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WEST TORRENS DEFEAT RIVERINA.
WAGGA (N.S.W.), Sunday. The West [?] team broke their journey to Sydney on Saturday in [?]pler to meet a team representing the H[?]ns at W[?]rg[?]. The visitors from Adelaide, who played with ...
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THE RUGBY CODE.
SYDNEY, Sunday. Playing [?]h [?]ble da[?]h in the final stages, the Maori Rugby Union team [?]atebed a victor, in then match against New South Wales on Saturday by the narrow margin ...
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HEALTH REGULATIONS GAZETTED.
Sir,—Your report ot the deputation to the Health Commission states. "Mr. McDonsld said that the regulations had been gazetted without the municipalities ...
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COUNTRY MATCHES.
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THE ASSOCIATION.
The Association clubs played a round of matches on Saturday, and three out of the five games provided a surprise. Geelong won their first game. Brighton best Port Melbourne, and Brunswick ...
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WORK AND WAGES.
Consideration was given at the Trades Hall yesterday afternoon by a mass meeting of members of the metropolitan branch of the Australian Worker's Union to the ...
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QUARTER SCORES.
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CAT SHOW.
Cats were exhibited udner exceptionally good conditions at the annual show of the Victorian Poullrt and Kennel Club at With's Olympia Buildings on Saturday. The proximity of nois[?] ...
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GEELONG'S FIRST WIN.
In the presence of 2,500 spectators Geelong, which had hitherto not won a match, de[?]ively defeated [?]rahran by [?] points on the Kardinla oval. The ground in parts was under water, and ...
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PREMIERSHIP LIST.
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A KEEN GAME.
Both the football and the attendance at the match between Williamstown and North Melbourne, at Williamstown, were influenced by the uncongenial weather prevalling on Saturday. Many ...
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JUNIOR LEAGUE.
The only Junior League match on Saturday was Carlton District to [?] to behind [?], St. Kilda Jun[?] [?]n 12 [?]'s 11 behinds, st the M.C.C. ground peter to the [?]tate game. St. Kilda had the ...
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CADET DANCE AT BRIGHTON.
Members of the Brighton Citizens' C[?] Encouragement Committee and other supporters of the are[?] ca[?]cts were [?]ertained by the mayor of Brighton Councillor H. F. Hel[?] at a novelty ...
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JUNIOR ASSOCIATION.
Position of Clubs:—Present and North Melbourne 36 [?]: Yarraville, 34 [?]; South Melbourne 28 points: Williamstow[?], 22 points: Port Melbourne 16 points; Ne[?]vte, 12 points; Highton, 8 points; ...
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COMING EVENTS AT UNIVERSITY.
The programme of this week's University events includes a meeting of the law students' [?] class to-day, at half-[?] H. to hear a paper [?]y Mr. E. Cognill on "Marriage and Domielle" and ...
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D[?]OSA DISTRICT CLUB
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EXCESSIVE POSTAL CHARGES.
S[?]r I have to join the ranks of dissatisfied business-men in protesting against the heavy postal charges to which we are at present subjected. Allowing that the head ...
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MEETING AT HORS[?]AM.
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Display Advertising
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MELBOURNE DISTRICTS ASSOCIATION.
Position of Clubs Comberwell, 32 points; Brunwick Juniors, 28; Moreland, 28; Fa[?]eld, 24; [?]an[?]oe. 16; Feat[?]; Juniors, ld; [?]leigh, 12; Public Service, [?] Elstern[?] 9. ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES MATCH.
SYDNEY, Sunday. Ten thousand people attended the match between the Victorian League and New South Wales at Er[?]ineville Oval on Saturday. This was a recent crowd for a match ...
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BE[?]GAN PRESIDENT'S STA[?]E.
BER[?]IGAN (N.S.W.), Saturday. In the [?]nal of the President's [?] of the [?] Ca[?]ing Club J. Parker's [?] Mrs. [?] [?]rate Roman[?] [?] bost A. McN[?] D[?] (No[?]'s [?] ...
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BRIGHTON'S BRILLIANT SURPRISE.
After a pluckey performance again [?] North Melbourne on the previous Saturday. Brighton were determined to best Port Melbourne at the Brighton to Saturday, and by dominating the play in the ...
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GEELONG ENCLOSURE.
Special Trains will leave Melbourne, stopping at Poot[?]cray, Newport, Werribee, Manor, and Geelong, at [?].10 a.m. on Tuesday, arriving at Geelong at 10.42 a.m., leaving Geelong at 10.[?] ...
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MELBOURNE MARKETS.
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RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION.
Williamsto[?], [?] goals 8 behinds, last Northcote, I se[?]ts [?]behinds. Williamsto[?]n's goal-[?]:Lyens [?]. McKeu[?] (1), Hell (1). ...
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PROTESTANT CHURCHES.
Kew Presbri[?]ans, 9 goals 1[?] behinds, [?] Malvern Methodists, 2 [?] behinds Welsh Pre[?] [?]teria[?]s, 7 goals 8 behinds but to P[?]ran Church of Christ, 9 goals 5 behinds. ...
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METROPOLITAN AMATEURS.
The two [?]ling teams in the A section, University A and Old Se[?]teh Collingans, met on the University that. Each had been beaten once, and earlier in the season Old Scotch defeted the [?] ni[?]erally ...
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ANOTHER PISTOL CARRIER FINED
Henry Clarke, a seaman on the [?]eame[?] Century and a [?]nt arrival in Awar[?]s, was charged in the City Court on Saturday with having carrier a [?] without a persuit and with [?] had an ...
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CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB.
At the annual meeting of the Catholic Women's Cu[?]h the following [?]hearere, and committee were [?] for the cu[?]sing year; Mrs. MeGlyan, [?] Mrs. [?], vice-president; Mrs. ...
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