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PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
Public examinations are being held throughout Victoria. Every day at exactly the same time those complicated problems that examiners have prepared for the ...
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[?] AND BRAIN WORKERS.
Mr. R. G. Menzies, who is appearing for the Broken Hill Proprietary and other respondents in the 44-hour week case, ended his address late on Thursday evening. The ...
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PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS AT EXHIBITION.
More than 7,000 entries have been received by the University authorities for intermediate and school leaving examinations for students of secondary and public schools in Victoria. The greater number of students present themselves for examination in Melbourne, where the tests are conducted in the Exhibition Building. This picture, which was taken yesterday, shows a section of the students at work on their examination papers at the Exhibition. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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NEW SHIPS FOR INTERSTATE TRADE.
It was announced on Thursday, that the Australian United Steam Navigation Company had purchased two new ships for the Australian Interstate passenger trade. The upper picture shows the Famaka, while the Fezara is shown in the lower picture. Both vessels are of 5,800 tons gross register, 400ft. In length, fitted for burning oil fuel and with accommodation for 87 first-class and 68 socond-class passengers. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PLAYGROUND FOR CHILDREN.
A playground for children has lately been established in the Richmond Park on the north side of the Richmond Cricket-ground, abutting Punt road. Swings, slides, roundabouts, trapezes, and a playing-ground covered with wattle-bark are provided for the amusement of the children, who take full advantage of the benefits provided for them. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER.
As a result of a collision between a motor-car and a motor-cycle on the Point Nepean road on September 20 Mrs. Ethel Coventry, of Sorrento, was fatally injured. ...
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VALUELESS CHEQUES
Robert Anthony Pianta, aged 37 years, commission agent, of Robe street, St. Kilda, appeared before Judge Woinarski in General Sessions yesterday on four charges ...
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TREES IN EDINBURGH GARDENS.
The opinion has been expressed that the action of the authorities responsible for the placing of soil against the trunks of trees in Edinburgh Gardons, Fitzroy, was liable to cause their destruction. It is feared that if the soil is allowed to remain one of the finest avenues of elm trees In Melbourne will be destroyed, and an argument against the Fitzroy Cricket Club gaining its objective—the extension of the ground to the detriment of the Edinburgh Gardens—would be removed. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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BOYS' HOME AT CANTERBURY.
This afternoon His-Excellency the Governor (Lord Somers) will open St. Martin's Home for Boys on the Shrublands Estate, Balwyn road, Canterbury. This picture shows part of the building used as an open-air dormitory for the Inmates. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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MAN WHO BACKED HORSES.
Albert Morris, of Flagstaff Hotel, King street, West Melbourne, was charged before Judge [?] [?] General Sessions yesterday, with having attempted to obtain £10 by false pretences. The ...
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OFFENSIVE BEHAVIOUR.
Andrew Carrol, of Errol street, Footscray, and [?] Anderson, of Walter street, Footscray, were [?] at the Footscray Court on Thursday with [?] on December 4 behaved in an offensive ...
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