THE Evening News contains a statement of the horsewhipping of a musical critic by Maud McCarthy's brother. Intercolonial Cricket. ...
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Advertising : 785 wordsTHE match between New South Wales and Queensland began on Saturday, the former scoring 462 for six wickets. Trumper was missed twice, which was a serious matter for Queensland. Had either ...
Article : 532 wordsThe correspondent of the Natal Times, writing from Ladysmith, gives a brilliant account of the determined attack made on the town on the 9th instant. ...
Article : 401 wordsTHE ideas of the new Minister for Works have always been on an extensive scale. When he assumed office, and before Mr. Lyne had had time to prune him down a bit, he unfolded a railway ...
Article : 959 wordsTHE Spring Fair will be opened in the Oddfellows' Hall to-morrow (Wednesday) evening by the Mayoress. There was a record attendance at the Adelphi ...
Article : 824 wordsThere is an unconfirmed report, the Cape Times' London correspondent cabled on October 21, that the Imperial Government, after the war, intends to create five Federal States—the Cape, Transvaal, ...
Article : 86 wordsSIR,—It is to be regretted that "Siftings" should have cause to comment on the non-attendance of riflemen at the N. S. W. Association matches. I think the real cause is not generally known. The ...
Article : 202 wordsThe sortie made by General Sir G. S. White's forces from Ladysmith on November 14 provoked a big engagement. The Boers were driven from their guns and lost ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 85 wordsThe magistrate at Aliwal North, in the disaffected portion of Cape Colony, was compelled by the Boers to stand on the bridge spanning the Orange River whilst they crossed it. They feared ...
Article : 73 wordsThe American Naval Board refers in terms of praise to the new submarine torpedo boat Holland. It is said to be an engine of terrible potency, and cannot be detected in the water. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 450 wordsSIR,—A thrill of righteous horror must have filled every breast possessed of a spark of humanity as the account of the above was read. The British soldiers crept upon their sleeping, unsuspecting ...
Article : 85 wordsWRITING at the commencement of the Transvaal war we said that if as a result of that war the Transvaal and Orange Free State were annexed it would be universally ...
Article : 963 wordsThe New South Wales Lancers, who upon arrival at Capetown were despatched to De Aar, which was being fortified as a base of military operations, specially designed for the relief of Kimberley, have ...
Article : 66 wordsM. Paul Deroulede, who with others is being tried before the French Senate, sitting as the High Court of Justice, on a charge of conspiracy against the Republic, insulted President Loubet, and was ...
Article : 42 wordsOUR Currawang correspondent, "Hookum Snivvey," writes:—His Lordship Right Rev. Dr Gallagher administered the sacrament of confirmation at Spring Valley on Sunday last. Saturday was ...
Article : 242 wordsThe visit of the Emperor William to England is unpopular in Germany. ...
Article : 19 wordsSome of the British troops who were made prisoners and taken to Pretoria have contracted scurvy. They complain of the inferiority of the tinned meats with which they have boon supplied. ...
Article : 37 wordsLord Kitchener, Governor-General of the Soudan, has arrived at Khartoum. He has telegraphed that the Khalifa is west of Duem, which is on the White Nile, over 100 miles north of Khartoum. ...
Article : 196 wordsTwo brigades are are assembled at Orange River. ...
Article : 11 wordsGeneral Sir Redvers Buller, the Commander-in-Chief, has arrived at De Aar, on the main Cape. town line of railway. Major-General Sir William Gatacre, one of the ...
Article : 45 wordsTwenty-six transports, conveying 27,000 troops, have arrived at Capetown. This force includes 9000 infantry and 18 guns intended for Durban, and 1000 troops for East London. ...
Article : 54 wordsTHE seventh performance of the above company, which took place on Monday evening, was the greatest success that the company has yet met with. The attendance was enormous; in fact, never has ...
Article : 452 wordsON Saturday afternoon the employees of the City Mills presented Mr. A. D. Ness with an address and a handsome meerschaum pipe. Mr. E. Deify, in making the presentation, spoke at some considerable ...
Article : 334 wordsReuter's agency states that Mr. Winston Churchill, the Morning Post war correspondent, who accompanied the British force on the armoured train which was attacked and wrecked between Colense ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 287 wordsThe duties upon the import of meat into Cape Colony have been suspended. ...
Article : 19 wordsThe War Office is sending to South Africa a gigantic steam plough to be used for the cutting of trenches. ...
Article : 26 wordsThe cables contain the first definite news received for some time about the New South Wales Lancers. They are at Naauwport, some 570 miles north of Capetown, and they were received by the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 314 wordsSPEAKING to a deputation from suburban municipalities on Monday Mr. See advocated the passing of a new Fire Brigades Act. He would be very glad indeed to confer with any representatives they might ...
Article : 92 wordsBOWRAL, Monday.—The conspiracy case, after four days' silting, was adjourned this morning back to Sydney. The evidence in defence is closed, and the case will probably come to a conclusion on ...
Article : 59 wordsWE were shown on Monday morning 130zs. of shot gold won from Messrs. Armstrong and Bryant's alluvial claim at Yellow Springs, Shoalhaven. The yield is the result of eight weeks' work by the two ...
Article : 48 wordsBLAYNEY, Monday.—Some consternation has been caused amongst some of the miners at the copper mine by the visitations of a ghost in one of the shafts. The men hear strange noises, bells ringing, sighing, ...
Article : 78 wordsTHE local company of the Australian Rifle paraded on Saturday last, 70 members attending. The company marched from the orderly-room via Auburn and Clinton streets to a spot at the rear of ...
Article : 131 wordsA number of Sydney gentlemen interested in the sport of coursing have decided on forming a now club for the metropolis, to be called the Sydney Coursing Club. A suitable piece of ground lose to the ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 75 wordsA RETURN has been supplied to Parliament by the Chief Inspector of Stock, in compliance with a request from the Stock Board's Council of Advice, showing the losses of sheep in the colony owing to ...
Article : 168 wordsTHE death was announced on Monday of Mr. John Alexander M'Cubben, at his residence, 56 Elswick-street, Leichhardt. Deceased, who died suddenly, had been ailing for some time. Death was due to ...
Article : 131 wordsREADERS are again reminded that the spring fair in aid of the funds of the Wesleyan Church will be opened in the Oddfellows' Hall to-morrow (Wednesday) evening by the Maycress. For some time ...
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Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940), Tue 21 Nov 1899, Page 2
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