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  2. ITEMS OF INTEREST.

    The duck season this year will open on February 14 and will close a month later. Officials of the Fisheries and Game department explained yesterday that the usual ...

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  3. STATE HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES.

    According to a statement by the secretary of the State Hospital Employees' Association (Mr. C. Loughnan) yesterday the economy plans affecting the wages and ...

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  4. MILITIA IN CAMP.

    QUEENSCLIFF, Monday.—The second camp of militia training commenced at Queenscliff on Saturday, when about 150 members of the Second Medium Artillery ...

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  5. HEPBURN SPRINGS INQUEST.

    DAYLESFORD, Monday.—The coroner's inquire into the deaths of Frederick Mustoe, Mrs. Winifred Mustoe, Mrs. Mary Leach, all of Rheola, and Mrs. Elizabeth ...

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  6. ITALIAN SHOT DEAD.

    BRISBANE, Monday.—Lgnazio Gatti, aged 39 years, an Italian was shot dead while returning from a visit to his wife, who works on a farm about eight miles ...

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  7. BOY SCOUTS

    I am off early in the new year to see our brother Scouts in New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa. I have not been to Australia and New Zealand since 1912, ...

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  8. UNREGISTERED TRUCK.

    Reference has been made recently in Courts of Petty Sessions to the hardships imposed upon motor-car drivers who are held responsible for driving vehicles which ...

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  9. NOTES FOR BOYS

    Because we come more rapidly to the years of reason than to the years of wisdom youth is still busy, I notice, killing itself and others in ...

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  10. VAGRANCY ACT.

    At the last meeting of the central executive of the Victorian Labour party a letter was read from the Victorian State council of the Australian Railways Union, urging ...

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  11. TOORAK HOMES SOLD.

    Several well-known homes have recently been sold at Toorak. In each case the buyer and the vendor do not desire their names to be disclosed. Among the ...

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  12. CANBERRA GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

    CANBERRA, Monday.—Rumours that the Canberra Grammar School for boys would not reopen on the due date in February were denied by Mr. P. L. Sheaffe, ...

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  13. FIGHT BETWEEN BROTHERS.

    Evidence that a brick, two bottles, a glass, and a knife were used as weapons in a dispute between two brothers was given at the North Melbourne Court on Monday, when Frederick Francis Smith, ...

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  14. SUICIDE OF GIRL.

    HAY (N.S.W.), Monday.—The coroner held an inquest concerning the death of Evelyn Mary Boyle, aged 15 years, who died at her parents' residence at Rainbow, ...

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  15. A.W.U. AND COMMUNISTS.

    BRISBANE, Monday.—"The statement made by Senator Rae at Charleville on Friday that the fight of the western pastoral workers was not against the graziers, but ...

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  16. RELIEF TAX NOT PAID.

    Kevin Andrews, hairdresser, of Shelley street, North Richmond was charged at the Collingwood Court on Monday on nine counts with having failed between ...

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  17. DESTITUTE FAMILY.

    Policewoman E. F. Davidson yesterday called upon a family at Port Melbourne which is in destitute circumstances. The husband and wife and five children have ...

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    STRANGE LOAD.—Eight lorries (two abreast), drawn by 18 horses, convoyed four coils of tramway cable, measuring 4½ miles, from the Euripides at Victoria Dock yesterday. The cable is required by the Tramways Board for repairs and replacements. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    —(L. A. Inkster, Greymouth, N.Z., photo.) NARROW ESCAPE.—The Southern Cross Junior, in which Mr. G. L. Menzies flew across the Tasman Sea from Sydney on January 8, lying in a swamp at La Fontaine, near Hokitika (N.Z.), where the airman landed. Although the aeroplane almost overturned very little damage was done, as the flax bushes and swampy ground acted as a brake. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    ACCOUNTANTS' PRESIDENT. —Mr. E. S. Sayer, president of the International Accountants' Corporation and Bookkeepers' Institute of ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    ENGINEERING FEAT.—Now that the Harbour Trust dredge Latrobe is in Duke and Orr's dry dock it is possible to appreciate the extent of the work performed by divers, who made it possible to raise the vessel from the bed of the Yarra. They built under water the cotter dam which encloses the dredge ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    ARRIVALS BY THE NALDERA.—Sir John Sulman (left), the wellknown town-planner and architect, of Sydney, arrived from abroad by the Naldera. Major J. H. Montague formerly secretary of the Portland Club, of London, who is a bridge-player with an international reputation, is also a ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  23. ROAD CONGRESS.

    On his return from the International Roads Congress at Washington the manager of Broken Hill Proprietary Byproducts, Mr. L. P. Sibley, reached ...

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    HOCKEY PLAYERS RETURN.—Six members of the Australian Women's Hookey team, with Mrs. F. J. Davy (manageress), returned by the Naldera yesterday. They are M. Taylor (V.), R. Flynn and E. McRae (N.S.W.), C. Hansen (Q.), A. Forstor (V.), and M. Buckland (Q.). ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    DISTURBANCE IN THE CITY.—Members of the Unemployed Workers' Movement marched to the Treasury Buildings yesterday, and among their number were several who carried batons. At the top of Collins street there was a disturbance when the demonstrators came into conflict with the police. This photograph from the old Treasury Buildings shows mounted constables driving the men over the footpath in Spring street and across the Treasury Gardens. Later several men were charged at tho city watchhouse with having loltered with intent to commit a misdemeanour and with having carried an offensive weapon. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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