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RABIES.
An outbreak of rabies in Devon and Cornwall has been engaging the attention of the authorities. Twenty-five persons have so far been bitten by dogs ...
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LABOUR UNREST.
The strike of the 15,000 engineers in London threatens to spread throughout the metropolis, owing to the employers cancelling minor privileges which were ...
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MINERS' DEMANDS.
The miners programme for a 30 per cent. increase in wages and a six-hour day involves an additional £40,000,000 per year in wages, and an increase in ...
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RETURNING SOLDIERS.
The military authorities have advised the soldiers' Reception Committee that space has been reserved on the L[?]ngana, leaving Melbourne to-day, for the ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
At His Majesty's Theatre next week Mr. E. J. Carroll will present "The Lure of the Bush," an Australian photo drama, which is claimed to be the finest ...
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MINING
Mount Lyell Blocks.—Report for week ending January 17:——Main adit; Completed repairs to the timbers everything here now in good condition. Main shaft: Accumulated ...
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
The accounts of the Australian Personal Co. show a p[?] for the year of £[?] Of this amount £36,000 has been placed to the reserve and £[?] to the stock reserve fund. ...
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CROP FORECASTS.
The estimates of the acreage and yield of crops, as prepared and published by the Government Statistician, are, generally, one is afraid, taken as ...
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DINGHY CAPSIZED.
Peter [?]ansen, a returned soldier, who was subject to fits through having been gassed, was accidentally drowned at Port Sorell yesterday afternoon by ...
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STOCK.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
"The Boys of the Old Brigade," which has been such an attraction at this theatre during the week, finishes this evening, and those who have not seen ...
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MT. LYELL SMELTING RETURN.
The Mt. Lyell smelting return for the four weeks ended January 15 is as follows:—Mt. Lyell ore treated, 6 775 tons. North Mt. Lyell ore treated, 3,586 tons: concentrates treated, ...
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EIGHT HOURS' DAY.
Lyell district annual Eight Hours' demonstration was held yesterday in showery and boisterous weather. There was a large attendance, ...
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FLOWER SHOW AT QUEENSTOWN.
The annual exhibition of the Queenstown Horticultural Society was held yesterday afternoon and evening in the hall of the Metropole. There was a fine ...
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STOCK EXCHANGES.
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SANATORIUM FAIR.
The Sanatorium fair, to be held to-morrow afternoon at Wyvenhoe, Lord-street, New Town, the residence of the Hon. J. W. Evans, C.M.G., president of the ...
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CENTRAL FRUIT EXECUTIVE.
A meeting of the Central Fruit Executive was held last night. There were present Mr. D. E. Ryan (chairman), Messrs. [?]. Walker, F. Win. S. Kellaway, ...
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LAUNCESTON.
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HOW ABOUT DAD?
Sir,—The following is clipped from the December issue of the "Delineator," an American periodical, I believe, edited and published almost entirely by women, ...
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HIS MAJESTY'S.
The bi-weekly change at His Majesty's attracted a large and appreciative audience last night. The excellent orchestral programme by the symphony ...
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PRODUCE.
Messrs. Roberts and Co. Ltd. report having sold at the railway yesterday:—Truck chaff at £6 17s and £7 per ton; quantity white oats at 5s per bushel; truck wood at ...
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SUGAR FOR JAM.
The Commonwealth Government will be able to make sugar available to jam manufacturers for all export work at, £2[?] per ton ex bond. The jam ...
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MELBOURNE.
There was a strong demand for Amalgamated Zinc shares, which finally cleared the market of all supplies available at 29s 6d. Mount Read and Rosebery were ...
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HOW ABOUT DAD?
We don't hear much about him, these days. Mother and the boys are getting the credit for carrying on the entire war. If we may take literally the stories the ...
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NORTH-WEST COAST.
The appointment or election by the legislators of Hon. E. Mulcahy to the vacancy in the Senate was received with general favour by Coasters, to ...
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DEVONPORT MARKET.
The produce deliveries to-day were the heaviest for the reason, comprising 7,320 bags potatoes, 911 pags pens, 561 bags oats. 114 bags turnips. and 50 bags chaff. Potatoes ...
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PRICES OF OATMEAL.
An amendment of the price of oatmeal was made under the war precautions regulations to-day, and will come into force on January 24. The ...
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STOCK SALES AT ULVERSTONE.
January 23. There were moderate yardings of fat cattle and sheep to-day at Messrs. W. T. Bell and Co's and the Tas. Woolgrowers' Agency ...
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SYDNEY.
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MAINLAND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Eggs, hen. new laid, 1s 7d to 1s 6d dozen Broom millet £80 ton. Oats, Tasmanian white to 5s 6d; Algerian feed 5s to 5s 2d per bushel milling 5s 3d per bushel. Potatoes, ...
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LONDON QUOTATIONS.
Broken Hill Block 10 b 31s 3d, s 33s 9d North Broken Hill b 57s 6d. s 58s 9d. Hampden b 24s 6d. s 25s. Waihi b 41s 3d, s 43s 9d waihi Junction b 14s. s 15s. ...
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INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK.
Mr. J. Ogden M.H.A., and Mr. J. McDonald M.L.C., who arrived at Zeehan to day will receive deputations to-morrow morning with regard to the ...
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MEETINGS, ETC.
The laws of soul growth were discussed last night by Mr. L. W. Rogers in his lecture on "Self-Development and the Way to Power." Physical growth and soul growth, ...
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MELBOURNE.
Earley firm; Chevaller, Duckbill, and Prior 5s 9d to 5s 10d; Cape malting 2s 1d to 6d 2d; special to 4s 3d. Oats firm; feed Algerians 4s 7d to 4s 8d; milling 4s 9d; parcels ...
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GREY HAIR, GOOD-BYE.
Success—enduring, complete, satisfactory success-will be yours if you adopt the Merolate iden of restoring your grey hair. Merolate is a deep golden brown fluid, which has ...
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ADELAIDE.
Mill offal is firm, and stocks light. Oats well maintained; feed sold at 4s 5d f.o.b., and seed up to 4s 8d. Cha[?] quiet; English malting 5s 3d to 5s 4d; Cape neglected, 4s ...
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THE ART GALLERY
Sir,—I consider that the authorities of the Art Gallery are to be congratulated upon the effort they are making to "liven up" the gallery. The criticism they have ...
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SATS PHOSPHATE DOUBLES STRENGTH AND HEALTH.
Numerous notices have appeared in the press from time to time telling of the remarkable benefits to be derived from the regular use of bitro-phosphate instead of ...
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MAINLAND FRUIT MARKETS.
Apples, local dossert, choice 12s to 14s; cooking, choice 3s per bushel case. Pears, local WBC, choice 9s to 10s; cooking 2s 6d to 5s; Victorian WRC 10s per bushel case. ...
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MELBOURNE.
The following are the wholesale prices rufing at the Western Market to-d[?]y:—Apples, good to choice eating 5s to 6s; inferior eating 3s 6d to 4s 6d: good to choice [?]king ...
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