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WHO WILL BELL-THE-CAT?
Sir—Whenever any hazardous or thankless undertaking is to be performed, the above question is the first that is asked. The allusion is to the ...
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THE LATE BALL AT THE TOWN HALL.
We understand that something over £120 will be available for the widow of the late Town Hall contractor, Mr. Parry, after paying all expenses ...
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TRAMWAYS IN HOTHAM.
We are glad to perceive that Councillor H. A. Clarke has warmly supported the application of the Tramway Company made to the Hotham Council ...
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FLOGGING AT PENTRIDGE.
A few days' ago the prisoner Trevarrow at the Pentridge Stockade, who has been sentenced to ten years imprisonment with three floggings, of fifty lashes at ...
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AUSTRALIAN SANITARY AND CHEMICAL COMPANY.
We have been requested to publish the following outline of the method of treating excreta, blood, nitrogenous, matters, and sewage water, with a view ...
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THE ELECTORAL BILL.
On Wednesday a Committee of the whole Hotham Council met and drew up the following resolutions which were unanimously adopted on the motion of ...
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POLICE GAZETTE.
The following items of police intelligence are taken from the Police Gazette of August 16.—Stolen from Michael Foley's stable, Drummond street, Carlton, ...
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THE LARRIKIN NUISANCE.
Sir—I am sorry the present opportunity has occurred which I am reluctantly compelled to ask permission for space in order to place before you and ...
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Police.
Drunks.—Elizabeth Arnold and Stephen Milner were discharged with cautions for being drunk. Beckfield and Bracht v. T. Scott, goods, ...
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NATIONAL MUSEUM.
The number of visitors to the National Museum of History and Geology for the week ending August 10, was 1,703. The Museum is open to the public daily ...
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MATCHES TO COME.
Royal Standard v. Hotham Union, second 20. The following play for ,the former:—A. Short. (captain) Mountain (2) Cochrane, Flanagan Gray, M'Gorie, ...
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Football.
The new football ground on the Picnic reserve, Madeline street was last Saturday afternoon the scone of the third match this year between the two leading clubs ...
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MASONIC SOIREE.
Whenever the brethren of the "mystic tie" undertake to provide an entertainment for their friends, it is thoroughly well carried out. This is applicable not ...
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Letters to the Editor.
Sir—Never before since your paper was first started till now have the ratepayers of Hotham had so great a reason to congratulate themselves in possessing a ...
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A COMPLAINT.
Sir—I beg to call the attention of the Council, through the medium of your valuable paper, to the disgraceful condition of the footpath at the ...
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Sir—By every honorable minded person in the community, there can but be a feeling of indignation at the action of the Council in the matter of the opening ...
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North Melbourne Advertiser, AND CARLTON ADVOCATE.
Mr. P. O'Brien, one of the candidates for the Southern Province addressed a very respectable meeting in the Mechanics' Hail, Brunswick, last ...
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THE WHOLESALE VEGETABLE MARKET.
In the City Council, on Monday last, the question of the removal of the Wholesale Vegetable Market was again discussed, Councillor Story ...
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BRUNSWICK IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE.
Sir—In your last issue we called attention to the necessity of forming a Young Men's, Improvement Class in our township. As yet no one has come ...
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HOTHAM NATIONAL REFORM DEBATING SOCIETY.
A meeting of the above society was held on Friday night last, August 13th, in the Temperance Hall, Queensberry street, Hotham. John Laurens, Esq., ...
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THE RECLAMATION OF THE SWAMP.
Sir—The Central Board of Health recently complimented the Hotham Council for the sanitary improvements which have been ,recently effected within the Town. They, ...
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