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NEWS BY CABLE.
LONDON, November 13.—General Sir William Lockhart has informed the Orakzai tribesmen, who recently expressed their desire to submit, that the following are the ...
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WHERE'S GEORGE BEAN?
Many of our readers, and especially those in the Public Service or associated with sports, will learn with surprise that the detective police are in pursuit of that well-known and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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NEWS BY CABLE.
LONDON, November 13.—It is reported that Great Britain insists upon the evacuation by the French of Boussa, in the kingdom of Borgu, on the Niger. ...
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ILLICIT DISTILLATION.
The offer of mere liberal rewards for the detection of distilleries of illicit spirit, made by the Government last week, has already borne fruit, and a very valuable plant fell into the hands of a ...
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THE SOUDAN.
LONDON, November 14.—The newspaper correspondents who rode from Berber to Suakim report that it is impossible to construct a paying railway between the two ...
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THE FIGHTING AT SARANSAR.
LONDON, November 13.—Lieutenant Andrew H. Macintire and the twelve men of the Northamptonshire Regiment, who all died fighting at Saransar, after having lost ...
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RUSH TO THE KLONDIKE.
LONDON, November 14.—The Canadian insurance companies refuse to insure persons proceeding to the Klondike Gold Fields. ...
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY. CHARITABLE BEQUESTS.
LONDON, November 14.—Reuter's Agency states that the Porte has been warned that if the Greek war indemnity is applied to a reconstitution of the Turkish naval armaments, LONDON, November 13.—The late Mr. John Thomas Morton, the well-known oil and prevision merchant of Leadenhall-street, bequeathed £500,000 for distribution among ...
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MESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN.
LONDON, November 13.—The Queen has cabled to the Earl of Elgin, the Viceroy and Governor-General of India, expressing distress at the losses during the recent ...
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ENGLISH SPORTING.
LONDON, November 14.—At the Liverpool Autumn Meeting yesterday, Messrs. Gibson Brothers' Australian-bred br g Daimio, by Swiveller—Butterfly IL, aged, ...
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GRAY'S STARTING MACHINE
LONDON, November 13.—At the Maisons Lafitte (France) meeting yesterday Gray's Australian starting machine was used successfully in dispatching two races for ...
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THE TRANSVAAL.
LONDON, November. 13.—President Kruger and General P. J. Joubert, Vice-President of the Republic, are the only candidates for election to the Presidency of the Transvaal. ...
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THE COLONIAL OFFICE.
LONDON, November 13.—Sir John Bramston, K.C.M.G., Assistant Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies, who has retired, was entertained at a banquet last night. ...
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GERMANY AND CHINA.
LONDON, November 14.—The German East African squadron has been ordered to to proceed to Shantung, Northern China, to demand redress for the recent murders of ...
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NEW MINING COMPANY.
LONDON, November 14.—The Great Mount Phoenix Gold Mining Company, Shoalhaven River. New South Wales, has been formed with a capital of £110,000, of which shares to ...
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AUSTRIA AND BOHEMIA.
LONDON, November 13.—Speaking in the Austrian Reichsrath, Count Badeni, the Premier of Austria, said that the Government was anxious to arrive at a compromise upon ...
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IN VICE-ADMIRALTY.
Mr. Justice Owea, sitting as Deputy-Judge Commissary in Vice-Adaniralty to-day, delivered judgment in the case of Grant and others v. the owners of the steamer Kingisley. This was an ...
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THE ENGINEERS' STRIKE. THE RUSSIAN NAVY.
LONDON, November. 13.—The "Times" states that the Employers' Federation is determined to firmly resist the appointment of an outside chairman for the proposed LONDON, November 14.—The Russian Government has given orders for the construction on the Tyne of two turbine torpedo boats, with a speed of 38 knots. ...
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QUEENSLAND SEPARATION.
LONDON, November 13.—Mr. J. F. Hogan, M.P. for Mid-Tipperary, in a letter to the "Standard," complains that Sir Henry Norman, the Agent-General for Queensland, has ...
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An Old Man Robbed.
Thomas Stevens, William Dempsey, and James Smith, who were convicted at the quarter sessions on 'Friday on a charge of having stolen a watch from the person of Joseph Kellett, ...
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THE CALVERT EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
LONDON, November 13.—Mr. Thomas Playford, the Agent-General for South Australia, has been informed by the Royal Geographical Society that it is unable to ...
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THE TOKO MARU.
LONDON, November 13.—The Shaw, Savill, and Albion line steamer Toko Maru, which recently put into Rio Janeiro with her shaft broken, has been repaired, and left that ...
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MINING SHARES.
LONDON, November 13.—On the Stock Exchange to-day mining shares closed as under:—Broken Hill Proprietary shares, 44s 6d; Mount Lyell, £15 5s; Mount Lyell South. 15s; ...
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A FARMER'S PLAIN LETTER
North Laen, via Minyip, V., July 27, 1897. "It given me pleasure to testify to the efficacy of Warner's Safe Rheumatic Cure. Some years ago I was afflicted with rheumatics in the legs, ...
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A QUEENSLAND OFFICER.
LONDON, November 13.—Captain R. Gordon, of the Queensland military forces, has been attached to the Gordon Highlanders at Tirah. ...
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FROZEN MEAT.
LONDON, November 13.—The following are the official quotations of the Frozen Meat Trade Association. The basis of quotations is sales of lines of not less than 100 carcasses ...
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H.M.S. ROYAL ARTHUR.
LONDON, November 14.—H.M.S. Royal Arthur will Bail from Portmouth for Sydney on Thursday. On her trial trip a speed of 18½ knots was attainted. ...
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A Moree Mystery.
MOREE, Monday.—Whilst Mr. Samuel Nell, contractor, was repairing a dam embankment at Mundoe Creek, on Mr. A. G. F. Munro's Weebollabolla Station, 10 milles distant from moree, bones of a ...
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LEAD STATISTICS.
LONDON, November 13.—The imports of lead into the United Kingdom during the month of October were 14,249 tons, of which 1246 tons were Australian. The exports ...
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