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  2. LADIES. "PRAMS" AND THE BARWON BRIDGE.

    At the meeting of the Belmont Improvement Association on Wednesday evening the urgent need of improvement to the side walks provided for ...

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  3. SOUTH AFRICA'S PERIL.

    London, November 20th.—Sir Francis Younghusband, the well-known traveller, who has held important official positions in India and elsewhere in ...

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  4. BRITISH POSTMAN'S SALARIES

    London, November 19th.—Mr. Herbert Samuel, the Postmaster-General, to-day received a deputation of postal employes, who are not satisfied with the ...

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  5. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) TWO STEAMERS ABLAZE.

    New York, November 19th.—The Cunard liner Pannonia, which went to the assistance of the Spanish steamer Balmes when that vessel caught fire on ...

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  6. QUARANTINE'S LAST DAYS.

    The federal Government is not likely to cancel Sydney quarantine proclamation for some days. Copies of the report of the official conference, ...

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  7. SENATE COMMITTING SUICIDE

    When the Senate adjourned again yesterday without doing any business, the Senators gave the impression that they would not meet, again for business until the ...

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  8. AUSTRALIAN WOOL FOR U.S.A.

    London, November 19th.—Dalgety and Company Ltd. are making big preparations to ship Australasian wool to America consequent upon the alteration ...

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  9. THE 'PHONE CONTROVERSY

    Mr. A. H. Dentry's case for reversion to the manual telephone system was not taken seriously by the electricians yesterday. One of them, asked to reply ...

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  10. H.Z. SYRIKE QUIET.

    Wellington, Thursday.—There is no important change to report in the strike situation. Both sides are still determined. Work at the wharves is ...

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  11. ORPHANAGE CONCERT MIDDLE.

    OF the disappointed ticket holders at Wednesday night's concert for the Protestant Orphanage, only two complained at the secretary's office yesterday. The ...

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  12. PROTECTANT ORPHANAGE REMODELLING

    Yesterday the State Tender Board let to Tingate Bros., of Geelong West, a contract at £255 for remodelingthe schoolroom at the Geelong Protestant ...

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  13. DUEL OVER BULGAR HORRORS

    Paris, November 19th.—In August last Pierre Loui, the eminent Franch novelist, sent a long telegram to the "Daily Telegraph" confirming a message ...

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  14. GEELONG FIREMEN AT QUEENSCLIFF

    Recently the Queenscliff Fire Brigade visited Geolong, and engaged in friendly rivalry with their confreres in the Geelong brigades. On Wednesday night that visit ...

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  15. ST. AUGUSTINE'S ORPHANAGE.

    At the Children' Welfare Exhibition, in the Masonic Hall, Melbourne, fine display is made by St. Augustine's Orpphanage, Geolong, illustrating ...

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  16. CONSTABLE RESIGNS.

    Dissatisfied with the circumstances under which his transfer to Russell-street had been ordered. Constable A. H. Parmenter tendered his resignation ...

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  17. STEAMERS COLLIDE.

    Two steamers, the Rissa (1612 tons), and Porthcawl collided in the Mersey early this morning. The Rissa was so severely damaged that she sank in ...

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  18. AT THE HOSPITAL.

    Mikawa, the Japanese firemen, burned by an oil lamp on Tuesday, is making good progress at the hospital, where he held a levee of his district ...

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  19. LINER OVERDUE.

    London, November 20th.—The Hamburg-Amerika Company, the owners of the liner Acilia (5693 tons), which is overdue at Monte Video, has requested ...

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  20. DAY BAKING.

    To-morrow night the Geelong Operative Bakers' Union will take a ballot on the proposal for day baking. There is some uncertainty whether the change ...

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  21. "HOME RULE WILL PASS."

    London, November 20th.—Mr. J. E. Redmond, leader of the Nationalists, speaking at a crowded meeting at Birmingham, said that there would not be ...

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  22. MISCELLANEOUS.

    Messrs. Jas. Bell and W. B. Wilton attended at the Police Court-yesterday, land entered judgment in four undefended debt coses. An unusual case will ...

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  23. ALABAMA MINE DISASTER.

    New York, November 19th.—Sixteen bodies hare been recovered from the No. 2 mine of the Alabama Fuel and Iron Company at Acton, in Alabama. ...

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  24. SOUTH GEELONG TRAVIS.

    It was stated yesterday by Mr. Jobbins that it is hoped to have the South Geelong trams running by the end of this month. The line as far as ...

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  25. A FORGE TO MEET CARSONITES.

    London, November 20th.—Captain James White, son of the late Field-Marshal Sir George White, hero of Ladysmith, is forming a force of Irish ...

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  26. APPEAL FOR FUNDS.

    The following telegram from New Zealand was read at the Melbourne Trades Hall Council last evening: "Maoriland workers engaged in mighty ...

    Article : 91 words
  27. NEW STEAMER FOR THE INTERSTATE TRADE.

    The Melbourne Steamship Co., Ltd., has contracted with Swan, Hunter and Wighain Richardson, Ltd., of Newcastle-on-Tyne (the builders of the s.s. ...

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  28. MEXICAN CRISIS.

    New York, November 19th.—News is to hand from Bridgetown, in Barbadoes, that the British cruiser squadron has been ordered to proceed ...

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  29. A CHANCE FOR THE PUBLICANS.

    That the Geelong descriptive booklet ready for distribution by the Geelong Progress Association might be complete from the point of view of the inland ...

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  30. SIEVER'S COSTS £2600.

    London, November 19th.—The libel action brought by Richard Wootton, the Anglo-Australian trainer, against Robert S. Sievier, was again mentioned ...

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  31. HAWKER AGAIN UNLUCKY.

    London, November 19th.—Harry Hawker, the Australian airman, who made such a splendid attempt to win the "Daily Mail" £5000 prize for a ...

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  32. FINES FOR STRIKING.

    Sydney, Thursday.—Judge Edmunds to-day imposed a fins of £3/3/-, with £1 1/- costs, upon 35 workmen, who were proceeded against on a charge of ...

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  33. HUERTA'S PATTERN—NAPOLEON.

    Mexico City, November 20th.—President Huerta is preparing a message to Congress. He quotes Napoleon's justification for a dissolution of the old ...

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  34. AMERICAN BOYS BILLETED.

    Mayor Gurr stated yesterday that all the American boys to visit Geelong next week have been billeted: in fact, there were not enough lads to occupy the ...

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  35. GEELONG SEWERAGE WORKS.

    At last night's meeting of the Melbourne Trades Hall Council, the secretary read a communication from Mr. G. Elmslie, leader of the State Labor ...

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  36. PERSONAL.

    Rev. P. J. Phelan, son of Mr. Pierce Phelan, of Geelong, who is to be ordained to the priesthood at St. Patrick's Cathedral. Melbourne, on Sunday, the ...

    Article : 82 words
  37. WORK OF A FIEND.

    At an inquest at Gateshead upon the body of a newly-born male child, which was found in a back lane wrapped in sacking a doctor gave evidence that ...

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  38. FRANCE OVER-RUN WITH HOTELS.

    Paris, November 20th.—The Senate has passed a Bill limiting the number of public houses in France. During the debate it was shown that since 1850 the ...

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  39. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

    The half-yearly dividend from the Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., is now payable to Geelong share-holders at the office of the chief agent ...

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  40. FIRE IN MELBOURNE COFFEE PALACE

    Just before the theatres closed in Melbourne last night, a fire broke out in the ceiling of the Melbourne Coffee Palace, a six-storey building ...

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  41. NOME ISOLATED.

    London, November 20th.—A steamer which left for Nome, Alaska, with provisions in July, has not been able to reach her destination, and will probably ...

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  42. CANADIAN ARMY SCANDAL.

    London, November 20th.—Colonel Gaudet, head of the Quebec Arsenal, has retired owing to a scandal regarding ammunition defects. In addition ...

    Article : 95 words
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  44. PEARL NECKLACE CASE.

    London, November 10th.—The trial of the four men. Gutwirth, Lockett, Grizzard and Silverman, who are charged with stealing a pearl necklace valued ...

    Article : 99 words
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  47. COUNTY COURT AND SESSIONS.

    A sitting of the Geelong County Court and Sessions is to be held on Monday, the 1st proximo. Keith Mackay Edmunds is seeking to recover ...

    Article : 115 words
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