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WORK ON WHARVES.
Representatives of the Australasian Council of Trade Unions and waterside workers' organisations conferred with the Acting Prime Minster (Mr. Fenton) and ...
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TARIFF AND SALE TAX.
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WARRNAMBOOL WILL CASE.
WARRNAMBOOL, Tuesday.—The case against Joseph McKane, aged 31 years, condensery employee, who was charged that he did utter a will purporting to be that of ...
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LEGS, LOINS, AND STEAKS.
The special Thrift Week campaign organised by the Housewives' Association of which Mrs. Thomas is president was continued yesterday with a demonstration ...
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TAXATION OF COMPANIES.
"An ever-increasing difficulty in company management is the conception of most Governments that public companies are good mi[?]ch cows and can be drained ...
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HIGH COURT.
The High Court of Australia, consisting of the Chief Justice (sir Isaac Isaacs), Mr. Justice Duffy, Mr. Justice Rich, Mr. Justice Starke, and Mr. Justice Dixon, heard ...
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SALES TAX RULINGS.
The commissioner of taxation (Mr. R. Ewing) has issued the following additional rulings on sales tax problems:— Secondhand Bottles and Casks. ...
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UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy.—Passed.—T. H. Ackland (Trinity), J. F. Akeroyd (Ormond), Altmann, G. J. Baldwin (Newman), E. H. Barrett, W. J. Allen, D. G. Alson (Trinity), Stella C. A. ...
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SUPREME COURT.
The Full Court of Victoria for its October sittings will consist of the Chief Justice (Sir William Irvine), Mr. Justice Mann, and Mr. Justice McArthur, A number of ...
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TWO SAFES BLOWN OPEN.
A number of stamps and 30/ in cash were stolen on Monday night by thieves who blew open two safes in the offices of Messrs. A. M. Welch and Co., estate agents, of ...
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HORSE BOLTS.
After serving his first customer with milk early yesterday morning Arthur Edward Breen, aged 49 years, dairyman, of Disraeli street, Kew, was about to step into ...
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TELEPHONE SERVICES TO CAIRNS
By the inauguration of a carrier wave system between Townsville and Cairns (Q.) the range of this type of telephone communication along the eastern coast of ...
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ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDER.
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Nathaniel James Watling, aged 42 years, was charged at the Goulburn Police Court to-day with having shot at Cecil Ernest Chapman, school ...
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A DAINTY LITTLE THOROUGHBRED.—At the Maribyrnong stud of the chairman of the V.R.C. (Mr. L. K. S. Mackinnon) Susie Pye, the Australianbred mare, by Wallace Isinglass from Radosla, has a bay filly, aged six days. His sire is Dark Legend, whom the mar[?] visited in France. The foal is one of the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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NEW MEMBER TAKES HIS SEAT.—Mr. J. A. Gray, who gained a sweeping victory in the Hawthorn by-election, took his seat for the first time in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. On a back bench, left to right; Mr. Coyl[?], Mr. Maltby, Mr. Gray, and Mr. Everard. In front is Mr. Kent Hughes. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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AUSTRALIAN COMPOSER.— Mr. Alfred Hill, conductor of the Now South Wales Conservatorium Orchestra, who has come to ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SWIMMING IN CLOTHES.
Trying to swim to the shore fully clothed, after having fallen out of a rowing-boat, Martin James Francis Walsh was drowned near Black Rock. Walsh, a printer, aged ...
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PARER—GARTLAN WEDDING.—At St. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday evening, Miss Catherine Gartlan, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Gartlan, of Jerilderie (N.S.W.), was married to Mr. S. A. Parer, second son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Parer, of Malvern. Left to right, at the cathedral: Mr. M. Parer (best man), Miss M. Gartlan (bridesmaid), bridegroom and bride, Miss E. Gartlan (bridesmaid), and Mr. J. C. Gartlan (groomsman). ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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CHAIRMAN OF V.A.T.C.—Mr. Ben. Chaffey, who was unanimously elected chairman of the Victoria Amateur Turf Club, in succession to ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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VETERAN AUCTIONEER.—Mr. C. H. Mathews, who has retired after more than 50 years' association with stock and station agencies as ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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RAISING THE VOTING AGE.
Sir,—Unfortunately "one man one vote" is not "as dead as the dodo." Thousands of us wish it was. I know of one group of men, none of whom are very old, who ...
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ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITION.—Mrs. H. Burton at the spinning wheel at the annual exhibition of the Arts and Crafts Society of Victoria, which will remain open in the upper hall of the Town Hall this and next week. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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FAREWELL TO DUTCH FLEET.—Many were present at Prince's Pier early yesterday morning when the visiting Dutch squadron sailed for Sydney. The [?]agshing Java moving out into the bay, following the destroyers Evertsen and De Ruyter. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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