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  2. MILITARY.

    70th Infantry authorities have despatched uniform and equipment to the detachments at Drysdale and Queenscliff: rifles have not arrived. Local ...

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  3. MR ASQUITH'S OFFER.

    The Belfast "Northern Whig" mates some vigorous comments on the speech delivered by the Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith) at Lady bank on Saturday, ...

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  4. BRITAIN'S CITIES CROWDED.

    Earl De la Warr has made some interesting remarks on the land question. He contends that the present system woidd not be tolerated in any other ...

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  5. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) MEXICAN ELECTIONS.

    London, October 26th.—The Mexican situation has become more serious. The presidential elections, which were to be held to-day, will possibly be ineffectual ...

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  6. NEW ZEALAND STRIKE BOMBAST.

    Wellington, Monday.—The president of the Labor Federation, Mr. Young, speaking at a mass meeting yesterday of waterside workers, said:—"If this trouble can be ...

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  7. GEELONG GREETS THE VICTORS

    For the third time in successive years Geelong people yesterday had the privilege of welcoming home the champion band of Australia after hard-won and glorious victories ...

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  8. 500 SOVEREIGNS WANTED.

    A meeting of the sub-committee appointed at- the public meeting last Thursday was held in the Town Hall yesterday afternoon, to consider the best means to adopt for ...

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  9. HARBOR TRUST.

    The memoers of the Melbourne Harbor Trust are to visit Geelong on Monday. November 10, when an inspection is to be made of the Trust's property, ...

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  10. FIRST WOOL LIGHTERED

    The first of the wool offered for sale in Geelong will be lightered to Melbourne for shipment from that port. About 1000 bales will be put on the ...

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  11. WOOL TRAFFIC.

    From July 1st to Saturday 18,391 bales of wool have been received by rail at Geelong. as against 16,017 bales for last season. For the week 4825 bales ...

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  12. STUDENTS V. SUFFRAGETTES

    London, October 26th.—The students of the Bristol University, who on Friday burnt the furniture and literature of the local suffragettes, in retaliation ...

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  13. BEES IN GHERINGEHAP-STREET.

    A young man encountered a hive of bees in Gheringhap-street yesterday. He was passing from Little Ryrie into Ryrie-street, and met them in the ...

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  14. LOCAL LAND BOARD.

    Mr. Malcolm Taylor, district lands officer, held a local land board yesterday. and recommended Henry Wood and G. S. Pigdon for a three-acre ...

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  15. TOREADOR AMASSES £130,000

    London, October 26th—Bombita and Machaquito, two famous Spanish bullfighters, have retired from the bull ring. Bombita's farewell performance ...

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  16. LOCAL GOVERNMENT BILL.

    The Local Government Bill will be introduced in the Legislative Assembly this week, it has for its main object the absorption of small boroughs and shires where ...

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  17. TIMBER FOR THE NAVY.

    Pettit Bros., of Geelong, have secured the naval construction branch contract for the supply of hardwood piles and fenders, the former ranging from ...

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  18. 'PHONE STAFF CHANGES.

    One effect of the automatic telephone installation at Geelong is the Postmaster—General's decision this week to abolish four positions as telephonist. ...

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  19. PAKINGTON-ST. METHODISTS

    The jubileo celebrations of the Sunday school were continued last night by a home-made tea at 6 o'clock, and an old scholars' re-union in the Pakington-street ...

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  20. FOUR SEA SCOUTS DROWNED

    London, October 27th.—The ketch Mirror, which was used for training the Boy Sea Scouts, was run down by the steamer Hogarth (1231 tons) off ...

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  21. REV. EDDY'S DEPARTURE.

    On Sunday next the Rev. W. J. Eddy. who Las accented the Board of Missions' secretaryship, will preach his farewell sermon at the Fenwick-street ...

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  22. WARSHIPS TO SPARE.

    London, October 26th.—An interesting sequel to a disagreement, which took place between Brazil and Argentina four years ago, has been revealed. ...

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  23. INSOLVENCY SCHEDULE

    The insolvency schedule of Thomas Thomas. Sutherland-street. Geelong. shop assistant, was filed yesterday with the clerk of courts, Mr. A. M. Cook. ...

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  24. AMERICA'S IDEAL.

    London, October 26th.—a speech delivered by President Woodrow Wilson, at Swarthmore, in Pennsylvania, is attracting much attention in view of the ...

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  25. MISCELLANEOUS.

    The finance committee of the Geelong Agricultural Society met yesterday, and passed accounts for payment; these will be presented to the general council, and ...

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  26. INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    Bombay, October 26th.—Mr. Gopal Gokhale, a member of the Viceroy's Legislative Council, is arranging to send £2000 monthly to South Africa ...

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  27. EUROPEAN CHANGES FOR AUSTRALIA.

    Paris, October 27th.—Encouraging reports on a visit to the northern towns of France by members of the British Chamber of Commerce in Paris in ...

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  28. ENGLISH RAILWAYS.

    Mr. Sydney Buxton, President of the Board of Trade, speaking at Leicester, referred to the subject of nationalisation of railways and the Royal ...

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  29. LETTER TO THE EDITOR.

    Sir,—I notice in your issue of Saturday a letter under this heading, signed "A Layman," He does not say he is a churchman, and certainly he does not write like a ...

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  30. ITALIAN ELECTIONS.

    London, October 27th.—The Italian Elections Law passed by the late Chamber of Deputies enfranchised over 5,000,000. and manhood suffrage now ...

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  31. THE KIEFF TRIAL.

    Kieff, October 27th.—Singayevikv, brother of Vera Cheberiak, gave evidence in the murder trial to-day. He denied that lie had ever seen Yushensky, and ...

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  32. SIGNALMEN AT FAULT.

    London, October 26th.—It is stated that the fatal railway accident, which occurred on Saturday at Waterloo station, London, was apparently due to a ...

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  33. SPANISH GOVERNMENT RESIGNS.

    Madrid, October 26th.—A political crisis has taken place in Spain. The Government has resigned owing to a number of dissident Liberals having ...

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  34. VOLTURNO'S CREW DENY PANIC.

    London, October 27th.—The members of the crew of the steamer Volturno. which was burnt in mid-Atlantic, arrived at Southampton yesterday. The ...

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  35. GERMAN DOCTORS' STRIKE.

    Berlin, October 26th.—A Congress of Medical Associations. representing 21,000 doctors, is being held in Berlin. The meeting resolved to refuse to enter ...

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  36. BROOD MARE KILLS ATTENDANT.

    Peak Hill (N.S.W.), Monday.—A man named Owen Crewe, while attending to some horses at Roseneath, was savagely attacked by a draught mare with a foal at foot. The ...

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  38. SMALL-POX.

    Sydney, Monday.—Six fresh cases of smallpox were reported to-day. They all came from the metropolitan area. Three of the patients were children. ...

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  39. JAM FOR THE TROOPS.

    Complaints having been made that the food ration, issued to soldiers in camp was sometimes dry, Colonel Selheim, Quartermaster-General of the Military Forces, was ...

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  40. HARRY THAW'S ESCAPE.

    London, October 26th.—The two men, Butler and Duffy, who are charged with complicity in Harry Thaw's escape from the Matteawan Criminal ...

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  41. SON SHOOTS HIS MOTHER.

    Lockhart, Holiday.—A boy, aged 14, a son of Nicholas Katsoulia, a refreshment room proprietor, was handling a shotgun at his home this afternoon when the charge ...

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  42. RAILWAY REVENUE.

    For the seven days ended October 21st, the revenue of the Railway department was £99,151, as compared with £94,432 for the corresponding week of the previous year, an ...

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  43. MELBOURNE HOSPITAL SUNDAY.

    The secretary to the Hospital Sunday fund, Mr. Turner, estimates that the collections will reach something in the neighborhood of £11,000. He thought that when the total ...

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