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NEWS BY CABLE.
LONDON, October 18, 2.10 p.m.—The "Boxers" are active to the northwards of Pekin. M. de Glers, the Russian Minister to China, and the legation staff have been ordered to return ...
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NEWS BY CABLE.
LONDON, October 18, 2.10 p.m.—Commandant Botha is moving with a Boer force against Lydenburg. The town is strongly held by the British, and ...
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THE N.S.W. MILITARY FORCES.
Major-General French's annual report on the military forces of the colony has been laid on the table of the Assembly by the Colonial Secretary. A considerable portion of it deals with the ...
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FIREWOOD FOR CHINA.
A cable received in Melbourne from the Victorian Agent-General states that a contract has been let by the British authorities for the supply of 2000 tons of Victorian firewood for China. The ...
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LORD HOWE ISLAND.
The first report of the new actins visiting magistrate of Lord Howe Island (Mr. Frank Farnell) has been laid on the table of the Assembly. Mr. Farnell remained on the island from August 4 ...
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THE AMERICA CUP.
LONDON, October 18.—The challenge issued by Sir T. J. Lipton to American yatchsmen to race again for the America Cup has been accepted. The series of races will take place in August ...
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SKIRMISHES WITH MARAUDERS.
LONDON, October 18.—There are constant Skirmishes with small marauding bands of Boers in the neighborhood of Wepener and Ventereburg, in the Orange River Colony, and near ...
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THE SOUTHERN REBELLION
LONDON, October 18.—Sua-Yat-Sen, the reformer, who unfurled his flag at Whei-chau, on the East River, to the east of Canton, and whose followers desire to overthrow the Manchu ...
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THE BRITISH ELECTIONS.
LONDON, October 18.—An analysis of the polling at the general election shows that the Conservatives and Unionists polled in Britain 2,360,852 votes, and the Liberals 2,055,951. ...
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ARRIVAL OF THE SHINANO MARU.
The Japanese mail steamer Shinano Maru, which is to replace the wrecked Futami Maru, arrived in Sydney Harbor this morning,and having been awarded pratique, came up to the company's wharf at Circular ...
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BOTHA'S BROTHER SURRENDERS.
LONDON, October 18.—Theunis Botha, a brother of General Louis Botha, has surrendered at Volksrust to the British. ...
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TROOPS AND PROVISIONS FOR SINGAN-FU.
LONDON, October 18.—The Yangtse-kiang is covered with junks carrying troops, provisions, and ammunition past Hankau to Han-chung, whence canals connect with the Hoangho, near ...
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COLONIAL CASUALTIES.
LONDON, October 18.—Trooper F. Avard, of the New South Wales Lancers, has died of his wounds. The Goveraor has received the following cables: ...
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RISE IN CONSOLS.
LONDON, October 18.—Consols are quoted at 98[?], a rise of ¾ since Friday. ...
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GERMANY.
LONDON, October 18.—Prince Hohenlohe, the Chancellor of the German Empire, has resigned his office on account of old age. Count von Bulow, the Minister for Foreign ...
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WITH THE NATAL CONTINGENT.
GULF OF PE-CHI-LI, September 9.—We left Hongkong on August 31, at 10 a.m., for Shanghai. The Victorians are very much dissatisfied with the amount of drill they are getting. The ...
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SATURDAY'S MAILS.
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THE RETURN OF THE TROOPS.
LONDON, October 18.—The War Office notifies that the issuing of the order for the return of the troops from South Africa depends upon military exigencies, and will be based upon the ...
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At the quarterly meeting of the delegate board of the Colliery Employees' Federation at Newcastle, a motion was carried, to the effect that the authorities are to be requested to hold an ...
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DR. MACCORMICK.
LONDON, October 18.—An Honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (F.R.C.S.) has been conferred upon Dr. Alexander MacCormick, of Sydney. ...
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THE IRISH NATIONALISTS.
LONDON, October 18, 2.10 p.m.—Michael Davitt and the Nationalists have prepared an address to President Kruger, expressing sympathy with the Boers in their "heroic stand for ...
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THE ANGLICAN CHURCH.
LONDON, October 18, 2.10 p.m.—The Church Party is advocating autonomy at the Church and the reform of the Ecclesiastical Courts as a parliamentary question. ...
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BAR SILVER.
LONDON, October 18.—Bar silver is quoted to-day at 2s 5[?]d per ounce standard—a rise of 1-16d since yesterday. ...
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LONDON WOOL SALES.
LONDON, October 18.—At the wool sales yesterday the following prices were realised:—Monolon, 15[?]d; Sylvia Vale, 8[?]d; Brimgelon, 7[?]d; Bullamon, 7[?]d; Cadelgo, 13[?]d; Burwood ...
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WITH THE A.M.C.
Mr. A. T. Hendry, vice-president of the New South Wales Swimming Association, has received the following interesting communication from Dr. Reuter E. Roth, president of that association, and ...
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ADELINA DE LARA'S CONCERT.
Mme. Adelina De Lara gave her second pianoforte recital on Thursday evening in the Town Hall, when a moderately large audience was present. The programme which was presented was ...
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SERGEANT PULSFORD'S RETURN.
Among the passengers by the Melbourne express which arrived in Sydney this morning was Sergeant H. S. Pulsford, of the 1st Australian Horse. Mr. Pulsford is a son of Mr. Edward Pulsford ...
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