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  2. PRIZE TENTS.

    In every Langwarrin camp Sunday morning is devoted to cleaning up and trimming the lines, partly for honor and glory and partly for prizes. In this camp special ...

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  3. INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.

    At Nelson, yesterday, a man named William Cooke, afflicted with somnambulism, was killed by falling from an upstairs window whilst walking in his sleep. ...

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  4. THE FEDERAL BILL.

    The Richmond Working Men's Club has arranged to hold, a series of mass meetings at which addresses on the Federation Bill will be delivered. One of these meetings ...

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  5. THE EASTER HOLIDAYS.

    The first day's sports in connection with the twenty-ninth annual Druids' gala drew an assembly of over 10,000 people to the Friendly Societies' Gardens. Over 2000 years ...

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  6. AMUSEMENTS.

    Prima facie it would have been pronounced impossible to introduce the element of novelty into an ordinary performance of The Messiah, yet Messrs. Williamson and ...

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  7. BIJOU THEATRE.--MARITANA

    The presentation by the Victorian Amateur Operatic Company, at the Bijou Theatre, on Saturday evening, of Maritana, drew a large audience. A professional orchestra ...

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  8. NEW ZEALAND.

    The death is announced of Mr. Rhind, inspector of the Bank of New South Wales. The steamer Tekoa has arrived at Port Chalmers from London. During her ...

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  9. RESCUED FROM A HOSPITABLE ISLAND.

    The Government steamer Thetis returned to Sydney on Saturday morning with the members of the scientific and trawling expedition, who were left marooned at Lord Howe ...

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  10. TOBACCONISTS' PICNIC.

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  11. THE MAFFRA SUGAR WORKS STRIKE.

    Mr. A. M'Lean, M.L.A., chairman of directors of the Maffra Beet Sugar Company, states that the recent strike was simply the result of a mistake, as the directors never had ...

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  12. SUICIDE OF A CONSTABLE.

    About 9 o'clock on Saturday morning Constable W. J. Moran, of Glebe police, committed suicide by shooting himself. It was time for him to go on duty, when his ...

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  13. THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S MEETING.

    In connection with the federation movement, Mr. I. A. Isaacs, Attorney-General, has announced that he will address the electors at Beechworth on Friday next, the ...

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  14. HOLIDAY IN THE COUNTRY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 343 words
  15. DEEP REEF PRIZES.

    With a view to encouraging the scarch for deep quartz bearing reefs, the, Mines department, in addition to offering an award of £1000 for the discovery of payable gold ...

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  16. GEELONG, Sunday.

    The Geelong and Western District Agricultural Society on Thursday discussed the Federation Bill. Mr. J. H. Connor, M.L.C., held that the advantages of the measure ...

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  17. LITIGATION AND SUICIDE.

    An inquest was held on Saturday on the body of Hugo Becker, land and estate agent, who died in the Adelaide Hospital on the previous day. The evidence showed that ...

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  18. CYCLING FROM ADELAIDE TO MELBOURNE.

    W. S. M'Combe, the cyclist, who undertook to break the record between Adelaide and Melbourne, arrived in Ballarat at 2.30 on Saturday, several hours behind time, consequent ...

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  19. MISTAKEN MOUTHFULS.

    Yesterday afternoon a young woman named May Mason, aged 22, was brought to the Molbourne Hospital in an unconscious condition. She had swallowed a mouthful of a dark ...

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  20. AN OPPOSITION CAMPAIGN.

    As soon as the holidays are over a vigorous campaign is to be undertaken by the various organisations which have been created to oppose federation, as proposed under the ...

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  21. PROFESSOR KENNEDY'S MESMERIC ENTERTAINMENT

    St. George's Hall was well filled on Saturday evening, when Professor Kennedy commenced his mesmeric and hypnotic entertainment season. In response to invitation ...

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  22. A LUKEWARM ASSOCIATION.

    At the annual conference of the United Commercial Travellers' Association held here yesterday, Mr. Ralph, of South Australia, moved that a special effort be made ...

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  23. CONDEMNED FRUIT.

    Saturday was another excited day on the produce wharves, owing to the rigid inspection exercised by the inspectors of agriculture on fruit imported from other colonies. ...

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  24. STAWELL ATHLETIC CLUB.

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  25. MR. GLADSTONE'S ILL-HEALTH

    A short while ago the Irish National Federation of New South Wales decided to send a cablegram to Mr. W. E. Gladstone, sympathising with him in his serious illness, but ...

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  26. THE ARTILLERY AT THE HEADS.

    The competitive target practice commenced on Friday morning at the Swan Island fort. The Harbor Trust battery were the first to take up position at the ...

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  27. THE WEST AUSTRALIAN HURRICANE.

    A telegram from Roebourne reports that a messenger from Balla Balla has brought news of the almost total destruction of that township by the hurricane which ...

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  28. ATTITUDE OF THE FRUIT GROWERS' ASSOCIATION.

    At a meeting of the council of fruit growers of New-South Wales, held at Castle Hill, on Saturday, a discussion took place upon the operation of the clauses under the ...

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  29. RECOVERING A HUSBAND.

    Constable Haig, of Russell-street, and the South Richmond police are interesting themselves in the identity of an old man, who on Saturday was sentenced to three months' imprisonment for the ...

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  30. THE RUSH TO KLONDIKE.

    Canadian, files by the Aorangi to-day give little intelligence respecting the Klondike gold fields, beyond that the rush of miners thither was becoming unprecedented. When ...

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  31. SHIPPING MISHAP.

    Late on Friday night the ship Four Winds, when entering Newcastle, harbor, collided with the American barque Empire, which was lying at anchor. The barque ...

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  32. A STREET ASSAULT.

    A laborer named Patrick N. Loughlin, of North Melbourne, has reported at Russell-street that he was attacked by six young men in Latrobe-street on Friday night, dragged ...

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  33. A SOCIALISTS' LEAGUE.

    A conference of delegates from the Australian Socialists' League, which consists chiefly of seceders from the Political Labor League, was held on Saturday, to draw up ...

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  34. SAILORS IN PORT.

    Sir,--I notice in "The Age" of to-day a report of the annual meeting of the Sailors' Home, when Mr. John Blyth said, "the committee of the Sailors' Home had done their ...

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  35. THE NEW SOUTH WALES ENCAMPMENT.

    At the encampment being held at Rookwood a good deal of dissatisfaction has been manifested by the volunteers under canvas. Complaints are strong about the food and ...

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  36. EIGHT HOURS PIONEERS.

    The annual meeting of the Eight Hours Pioneers' Association was held at the Trades Hall on Thursday; Mr. John Rees in the chair. The following officers were ...

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  37. PRINTERS' CLUB PICNIC.

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  38. WITH THE FLEET.

    Retrenchment has fired withering broadsides into the Victorian naval forces, until the eight or ten vessels which comprised the fleet for the Easter manœuvres a few ...

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  39. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ENCAMPMENT.

    The military encampment on the Glenelg-road attracted a large number of spectators yesterday, and the Governor during the afternoon watched the manœuvres of ...

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  40. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Matthews's Acme Flour Mill, at Buthurst, was last night destroyed by fire. The building and stock were partly insured in the London and Lancashire office but Mr. ...

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  41. WEST AUSTRALIAN ENCAMPMENT.

    The Easter encampment at Karakatta this year is attended by about 800 officers and men. ...

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  42. LICENSED VICTUALLERS AND THE INCOME TAX.

    Sir,--You were good enough to publish, on the 1st inst., a letter of mine on the abovenamed subject. Those of your readers who are interested in the matter will ...

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  43. THE WEATHER.

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  44. LOCAL NEWS.

    At the meeting of the "Victoria" branch of the British Astronomical Association on Wednesday evening, at 31 Queen-street (Mr. Thomas W. Fowler, M.C.E., in the chair), a paper by Mr. ...

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  45. ALEXANDRA THEATRE.--UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.

    Amongst that large class of things which are no longer what they used to he must be placed the dramatised version of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Once it was pathetic, ...

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  46. BROKEN HILL, Sunday.

    Tenders have been called for fencing in the Oval, the Government having handed the ground over to trustees. It is probable that an arrangement will ...

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  47. BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A WOMAN.

    Mary Studd, married woman, residing at 174 Coventry-street, South Melbourne, was assaulted in a most cowardly manner on Saturday evening. About 9.30 o'clock she was passing a vacant piece ...

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  48. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    A fund is being raised for the benefit of the family of the late Mr. J. A. M'Pherson, who was leader of the Labor party, and has reached £560. ...

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  49. STATION REPORTS.

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  50. A DISCLAIMER.

    Sir,--Adverting to a letter signed by Mr. Geo. G. Henderson, auctioneer, in which reference is made to our firm as "figuring before the public" in connection with ...

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  51. A VETERAN POLICE OFFICER'S RETIREMENT.

    Next in length of service to the Chief Commissioner of Police is Sergeant David Clark, of South Richmond, who retires towards the end of the present month. Sergeant Clark enrolled as a ...

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  52. THREATENING TO STAB.

    In the Victoria Market, on Saturday morning, a Chinese market gardener, named Ah Suey, residing at Brunswick, rushed at a man named Henry Boyle with an open knife, and threatened to stab him. ...

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  53. TASMANIA.

    The Australia shipped 7000 cases of apples for London, and left for Melbourne to-day. It is currently reported that Mr. Justice ...

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  54. Advertising

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  55. Advertising

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