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  2. NOTES FOR BOYS.

    I hardly expected to find general agreement with "W.H.C.'s" view that foxes would not eat starlings, so it was waste of time to use these birds as bait. I mentioned Mr. Tom Fisher's ...

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  3. "SAFETY FIRST" FOR PEDESTRIANS.

    Another interesting set of "safety first" posters has been issued by the Department of Education, which, in conjunction with the Railways department and the Tramways Board, is seeking to educate the public to a proper appreciation of traffic dangers. One of the most striking posters is depicted; it enjoins the pedestrian when passing behind a tramcar always to stop to see if another car is approaching in an ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 98 words
  4. GLENIRIS VALLEY RECREATION GROUND.

    Five acres of playing-grounds have been acquired for the sum of £1,200 near the G[?]en[?]r[?]s railway station, at the terminus of the High street electric tram, by the G[?]eniris Valley Recreation Club. A plan of the grounds is reproduced, showing that when completed the club will own eight tennis courts[?] two bowiling-gr[?]ns, two cr[?]quet lawns, two putting-greens, and a pavilion with accommodation for dancing and ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. RESULT OF MOTOR RAID.

    Final figure pre[?]ared yesterday by the traffic police show that 3,002 motor-vehicles were stopped in the motor raid on April 24. Of the 1,080 motor-drivers who failed ...

    Article : 128 words
  6. GOOD FRIENDS AGAIN.

    For some considerable time a lack of harmony has existed between the State Mininstry and the Geelong Harbour Trust. It rose from the fact that the trust for ...

    Article : 615 words
  7. FATAL MOTOR MISHAP.

    Perey B. Bayley, aged 17 years, was arrested on Saturday after a motor-car which he was driving had struck a telegraph post in North road, Newport, and one of the ...

    Article : 189 words
  8. UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.

    Under the supervision of the Pu[?]lic Works department, Messrs. Swanson Bros. are building the anatomy, natural philosophy, and arts and education schools for the Melbourne University as part of the general extension project. The picture shows the arts and education ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  9. PLAGUE PRECAUTIONS ON INTERSTATE STEAMERS.

    In view of the recurrence of bubonic plague in Sydney the precautions against the landing of infected rats from steamers arriving from northern ports are being, again enforced. State health officers, acting in co-operation with the Federal quarantine branch, went aboard the Wyr[?]ma yesterday. On the left is a trap being set in one of the lifeboats; in the centre a regulation rat-guard is being attached to a mooring-line, while on the right an officer has ordered a sling of cas[?]d goods to be halted on deck so that he may search a broken case ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  10. UNSUCCESSFUL PEACEMAKER

    On a charge of having assaulted Councillor George Pinkerton, J.P., a member of the Collingwood City Council, William Richard Bell, appeared at the Collingwood ...

    Article : 208 words
  11. BLOOD GIVEN IN VAIN.

    [?] of the four fatal railwat accidents that occured on June 30 were investigated at the morgue yesterday by the [?]eputy coroner (Mr. A. Phillips). ...

    Article : 520 words
  12. CHARGE OF FRAUD PROVED.

    Before Judge Moule, in General Sessions yesterday, the jury found Percy Lewis Short guilty of having obtained by fraud various [?]ums of money from James Moore ...

    Article : 192 words
  13. CHAMPION RAT-CATCHERS AND A GIANT RAT'S SKIN.

    Two Federal officers who wage incessant war on rats along the waterfront are shown with the skin of the largest rat ever caught on the wharves. It measures 26in. from nose to tip of tail. A new ordinary specimens (unsk[?]nnod) are shown in contrast. On the right is A. A. Robinson, the State's champion ratcatcher; the runner-up in the annual championship is E. Smith, on the left. The two fox-terriers, "Don" ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  14. "DIGGERS' FRIEND" VISITS SANATORIUM.

    Miss Ethel Campbell, of Durban, paid a welcome visit yesterday to the repatriation sanatorium at Macleod, and was met on arrival by Mr. E. Hansen, president of the T.B. Sailors and Soldiers' Association and about 70 patients. Miss Campbell is seen in one of the open-air wards, where she entertained her hosts with reminiscences of Durban days. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  15. BULLOCK IN FAWKNER PARK.

    One of the bullocks which escaped while being driven with a mob along Batman av[?] early on Friday morning, was found later in Fawkner Park, South Yarra. The ...

    Article : 87 words
  16. HORSE AND JINKER STOLEN.

    While Mr. Patrick Sullivan, of Arden street, North Melbourne, was attending mass at. St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church [?]otha[?] Hill, on Sunday morning ...

    Article : 78 words
  17. NEW STATES MOVEMENT.

    ALBURY (N.S.W.), Monday. — The president and general secretary of the Riverina New State League have informed all branches that they consider that the ...

    Article : 106 words
  18. COLLECTING FOR UNEMPLOYED.

    William Wiggins, musician, and James McPherson, dentist, were charged in the City Court yesterday with having on July 7 had insufficient lawful means of ...

    Article : 181 words
  19. MAYORAL "AT HOME" AT ST. KILDA.

    The mayor and mayoress of St. Kilda (Councillor and Mrs. Burnett Gray) yesterday gave an "at home" In the St. Kilda Town Hall to the members of all St. Kilda charitable organisations and to the women who assisted in the recent soldiers' memorial hall concert. On the steps of the town hall are, from left to right:—Councillor Gray, the mayoress of Caulfield (Mrs. Brooks), and Dr. Campbell, of Durban. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  20. ROUND THE WORLD IN A 52-TON YAWL.

    The auxiliary 52 ton yawl Arrary[?] sailed from Plymouth" in September, 1920 and safely returned last Friday after a voyage round the world. At Auckland her owner-commander, Lieutenant G. H. P. Mulhauser, R.N.R., took on board Mr. C. R. Tadgell, a Melbourne yachtsman. The photograph of Lieutenant Mulhauser is inset on the right and that of Mr. Tadgell (by S. Shie[?]) on the left. The yawl, which ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 96 words
  21. PASTORALISTS' ASSOCIATION.

    Strong branches of the Pastoralists' Association of Victoria have now been formed at Birregurra, Li[?]more, Skipton, Mortlake, Casterton, and Hamilton, and keen ...

    Article : 207 words
  22. COMMISSION CLAIM ALLOWED.

    Before Judge Wasley, in the County Court yesterday, Walter James Jones brought an action against T. Flannery, claining £50, said to be due as ...

    Article : 135 words
  23. BOY UPSETS KETTLE.

    When Shirley Wilson, aged 14 months, was playing in front of the fire in her parents' home at Pollard street, Kensington, on Saturday, with her cousin, George ...

    Article : 109 words
  24. RAIL-MOTORS FOR RIVERINA.

    WAGGA (N.S.W.), Sunday.—The Minister for Works (Mr. Ball) said yesterday that at the invitation of the Railways Commissioners he had visited the workshops at Ev[?]leigh to see for himself the ...

    Article : 149 words
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