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  3. C.A.C. FACTORY EMPLOYES' RELIEF FUND.

    The final meeting of the C.A.J. Factory Relief Fund was held on Monday night to receive the final balance-sheet and wind up the affairs ...

    Article : 274 words

  4. C.A.C. PRESENT STEAM LAUNDRY TO RED CROSS

    A large concourse of visitors assembled at the Rest Home St. Kilda road, on Thursday last, to witness the official opening by Lady Helen ...

    Article : 651 words

  5. ROLL OF HONOR

    The committee appointed to deal with the three designs for the honor board to be erected in the Town-Hall decided in favor of that submitted by ...

    Article : 253 words

  6. Advertising

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    Advertising : 1,214 words

  7. HUNS JUST OVER THE WAY

    Private Alf. Birkill writes from "just over the way from the Hun" in France:— "I had a fine journey through ...

    Article : 273 words

  8. LODGE NOTES

    Loyal Footscray Lodge No. 43 P.A.F.S. met on Thursday, June 15. The meeting was officered by Past Masters. P.M. Bro. J. Aston occupied the ...

    Article : 310 words

  9. SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL

    Cr Drew reported to the Council on Monday night that as a results of the division of profits from the recent picnic carnival an amount of £122 was ...

    Article : 291 words

  10. QUARRYMEN SEEK 44-HOUR WEEK IN SIX DAYS

    The employers in the quarrying industry have refused the request of the Quarrying Employees' Association to work the 14 hour week in six ...

    Article : 74 words

  11. WILLIAMSTOWN RACES

    The Winter meeting of tile Williamstown Racing Club to be held this afternoon should afford patrons an interesting day's sport. There are ...

    Article : 94 words

  12. FIRST SIGHT OF THE TAUBES

    Driver J. E. Tucker, 4th Brigade, writes from France, under date, April 25:— "We" had a good time coming ...

    Article : 187 words

  13. NOT CONDUCIVE TO HEALTH

    Michael Sheedy of Schild st., Yarraville, was charged at Monday's ocurt with having his premises in a conditions inimical to health ...

    Article : 61 words

  14. SUNSHINE RESIDENT INJURED

    Benjamin Tribe, of Hertford-road, Sunshine, sustained fractured ribs and internal injuries on Monday, at Surrey Hills, through his motor car ...

    Article : 53 words

  15. HINTS ON ROSE PRUNING

    At the June meeting of the Horticultural Society, Mr. Cormack gave a practical demonstration of rose pruning, mainly for garden decoration ...

    Article : 85 words

  16. QUOITS

    The Windsor Quoit Club are holding a competition of 500 up, the winner to receive a gold, medal, kindly donated by Mr. W. Mitchell, of this city. The ...

    Article : 83 words
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