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OUR COUNTRY SERVICE
At the Police Court to-day, before Mr. E. N. Moore, P.M., J. C. Delbridge, a local saddler, was summoned for three offences under the Poisons Act, namely, "selling a ...
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COMFORTS FOR OUR MEN IN THE TRENCHES.
Sir,—Everyone is working for some branch or another in connection with the war, but so far I have not hoard of any move being taken to send comforts, such ...
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MARONG ROLL OF HONOR.
A few Sundays ago a "[?] of Honor was placed in Holy Trinity Church of England, Marong, with the following names inscribed thereon:—Alfred J. Carter, Frank ...
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AID FOR THE BELGIANS.
The combined concert by the Wanurp and P[?] Grove Schoolswas held in the Pine Grove school on Friday evening, when there was a large attendance. Mr. Brown ...
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FATALITIES AND ACCIDENTS. FATAL FALL.
Mr. J. H. Curnow, deputy coroner, held an inquiry at the Bendigo Benevolent Asylum yesterday into the circumstauces surrounding the death of Elisabeth Clarke, ...
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EAGLEHAWK BELGIAN FUND.
Dr. A. Lyons, of Eaglehawk, recently donated a handsome epergne to be disposed of in aid of one of the patriotic funds. Handing it to the Mayoress (Mrs. Green), ...
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FRATERNAL.
Bro. F. Sammon (vice-president) presided at the fortnightly meeting of St. Liborius's branch of the H.A.C.B.S. on Tuesday night. Four members were declared on and two ...
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CHILD BURNT TO DEATH.
The little girl, Irene Wright, who was admitted to the hospital on Saturday suffering severely from burns, caused by her clothing becoming ignited while standing ...
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MELBOURNE.
The Deputy Commissioner of [?] (Mr. Collins) stated to-day that when s[?]ldiers at the front had left an allotment of their pay in favor of relatives or other ...
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MINER KILLED.
John Jackson, a miner, was killed at the Austral mine this morning through some skits of coal breaking away. Jackson was a shareholder in the mine in ...
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FIREMAN LOSES FOOT.
Stepping from a locomotive engine after the completion of his work at the Port Melbourne railway station this morning, John M'Iver, 20, fireman, of ...
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LIVERPOOL INTERNMENT AREA.
A concentration camp having teen established at Liverpool, New, South Wales, the well-known military training ground, Germans interned in Victoria will shortly ...
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SEVERE FALL.
A painful accident happened to Mrs. Wm. Henderson last night. She was deseending the stops of the cellar, which is fairly deep, when she missed her footing and fell ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
Senator Pearce (Minister for Defence) visited Sydney to-day, and had an interview with Mr. M'Cay, of Walker's Ltd., Maryborough, Queensland, and Mr. ...
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY SON.
"Never blame Jack. It was an accident," was the appeal made to her husband by Elizabeth Mabel Allison, 52, accidentally shot in the left shculder on 18th ...
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FARMER INJURED.
Mr. [?]van Johns, a well-known farmer, of Kurracca, met with a painful accident [?]esterday while using a stump-jump plough. He had the plough in position for use, ...
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RECRUITING IN SYDNEY.
Two hundred and twenty-five volunteers presented themselves to-day. The doctors have rejected 10,000 men since New Year's Day. The majority of these men were ...
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IN THE COUNTRY.
Private F. G. Millington, of the 7th Battalion (7th reinforcements) has been visiting his home and friends on final leave, and was made the recipient, of several ...
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INDUSTRIAL UNREST.
In the Legislative Assembly last week [?] member for Essendon (Mr. Blackburn) in asking for the raising of the embargo on the meetings of wages boards, made a significant ...
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BALLARAT RECRUITS.
Out of 6-4 recruits examined to-day only 26 were accepted. The others were rejected for most trifling defects. The employes at Ronaldson and Tippet's ...
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SEVEN DINGEE VOLUNTEERS.
Yesterday seven young men left this district to volunteer for active service. They were Messrs. W. Featherstone, junr. (of the Railway Hotel), R. Jackman, E. ...
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ECHUCA RECRUITING CAMPAIGN.
In support of the national movement, a branch of the Australian Patriotic Leag[?] was to-night formed in Echuca in connection with the recruiting movement. The ...
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LATE LIEUT.-COLONEL GARTSIDE.
At a meeting of the Hope of Australia Tent, I.O.R., on Thursday evening, it was decided to ercet a memorial board in memory to the late Bro. Lieut.-Colonel R. ...
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COMFORTS FOR SOLDIERS.
ThE Harcourt ladies comforts committee on Saturday sent, eight boxes containing goods to the Red Cross Society. The goods comprised flannel shirts, seeks, sheets, ...
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