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THE WAR. BOERS IN EULL FLIGHT.
The Boers are in headlong flight northwards to the vaal ...
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THE WEATHER. NEARLY ELEVEN INCHES OF RAIN IN SYDNEY.
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LATE EDITION. HERALD OFFICE, 7.15 a.m. THE WAR.
The exertions of Field-Marshal Lord Roberts in the prosecution of the campaign are wonderful. His health is splendid. ...
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FEDERATION. QUESTION OF APPEALS.
A proposal to allow appeal to the Privy Council was by consent inserted in the Commonwealth Constitution Bill at Mr. Chamberlain's request. The delegates ...
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SPECIAL CABLES.
In the House of Commons last night, Sir E. A. Bassoon, M.P. for Hythe, urged the appointment of a select committee to inquire into the commercial and ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald.
The Boers report that Lord Methuen is at Grayling's Drift, on the Vaal, and that General French is at Vredefort, about 10 miles south of the Vaal and 41 miles north-west of Heilbron. ...
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AMERICAN OPINION.
The American newspapers who favour the Boer cause acquiesce in the pronouncement of President M'Kinley that the United States will maintain its policy of ...
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SERGEANT H. BRENT KILLED.
Sergeant Herbert Brent (Victorian Bushmen) was killed in a railway accident at Winburg. ...
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EX-PRESIDENT STEYN AND THE FREE STATERS.
Ex-President Steyn Las persuaded a number of the Free Staters to continue their resistance to the British by declaring that Lord Roberta's ...
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THE SITUATION.
If any proof were wanted of the extravagant objects with which, the Transvaal entered upon the war it is supplied by the investigations of the representative of the London "Times" at ...
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BOER REPORTS OF BRITISH MOVEMENTS.
Lieutenant-General French, with the cavalry division, has reached Prospect, a few miles east of the main railway, 50 miles north of Kroonstad and 20 miles ...
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RUSSIA AND COREA.
Russia is preparing defences for Manchuria adjacent to the frontier of Corea. ...
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THE BRITISH AT LADYBRAND.
Lieutenant-General Sir H. M, Rundle is freely commandeering horses, carts, and stock in the Ladybrand district, and is keeping surrendering rebels under strict ...
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HOUSE OF COMMONS BYE ELECTION.
The bye election for the vacancy in the representation of the Isle of Wight in the House of Commons, caused by the elevation of the former member, Sir Richard ...
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THE COMMEMORATION SCHEME.
The Prince of Wales guardedly approves of the scheme promulgated by the proprietor of the "Express" to commemorate the war and the heroes who ...
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6 a.m. BAZAAR IN AID OF THE WOUNDED.
A great bazaar in aid of the wounded has been opened at Kensington. The members of the Royal Family and of the aristocracy are among the ...
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CLOCOLAN THREATENED.
Two thousand Boers from near Ficksburg, which was occupied by patrols of Lieutenant-General Sir H. M. Rundle's division, are marching in a south-wosterly ...
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PLAGUE AT DURBAN.
An Indian has died of the plague at Durban, Natal. ...
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THE RELLEF OF MAFEKING.
Major "Karri" Davies, with eight of the Imperial Light Horse, entered Mafeking eight hours ahead of Colonel B. T. Mahon on the 18th instant. ...
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THE SEIZURE OF THE BELUCHISTAN.
In connection with the seizure of the steamer Beluchistan at Museatin 1898, the Court of Appeal has reversed the decision of Mr. Justice Grantham in the case of ...
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PROPOSED REFERENDUM IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
In the Legislative Assembly yesterday the Promiar montioned that he intended next Tuesday to submit proposals providing for a referendum in reference to the Commonwealth Bill to all ...
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OPENING THE RAILWAYS.
General Sir Archibald Hunter will open the railway from Vryburg to Mafeking in a week. Trains are already running from ...
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ENTERIC FEVER AT VRYBURG.
Enteric fever is raging among the soldiers at Vryburg, and there have been many deaths. ...
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THE FEDERAL TARIFF.
The intercolonial representatives of the Chambers of Manufactures, who during the past week have been forming a tariff for suggestion to the Federal Parliament for adoption as the tariff for the ...
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A PARTING SHOT AT THE BESIEGERS.
When the relief of Mafeking was accomplished Major-General Baden-Powell allowed the garrison to have a parting shot at the retreating enemy. He utilised ...
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SOUTH SUBURBBAN DISTRICTS.
The effects of the heavy rain are being felt in the low-lying portions of the south suburban districts, although the dam[?]ge done is not so severe as was the case during former heavy and continuous rains, ...
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FEDERATION.
Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, late Governor of South Australia, in a letter to the Times," warmly defends Sir S. J. Way, Chief Justice of that colony, against Mr. ...
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THE QUEENSLAND BUSHMEN.
The correspondent of the "Morning Post," in referring to the gallantry of the Queensland Bushmen's Contingent at the relief of Mafeking, says that the men ...
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THE DIRECTOR OF NAVAL CONSTRUCTION.
Sir William Henry White, K.C.B., Director of Naval Construction, has resigned owing to [?]ll-health, and to the criticism which has been passed on his ...
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FLOODS AT WOLLONGONG.
Last night Crown-street was flooded, the east end being knee-deep. The Keira line crossing in Kembla-street, as well as Corrimal-street, was also in a flooded state, as indeed was all the low-lying ...
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THE FLOODED RIVERS.
Camden reports:—Nenean flood now subsiding from low-lying lands to river bank. Camden Bridge still impassable; mails and passengers boated across water. Bainfall, 64 points; weather dull, drizzling ...
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COMMANDO ON THE BUFFALO.
The British scouts report that there is a large commando on the Buffalo River, east of Newcastle. ...
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SILVER.
Bar silver is quoted to-day at 2s 3d per ounce standard. ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOLDFIELDS.
In the House of Commons last night Mr. Chamberlain, Socretary of State for the Colonios, in answer to a question in regard to the Western Australian ...
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THE VRYHEID AMBUSH.
The Boer report of the ambuscade of Captain Goff's squadron of Bethune's Horse, south-west of Vryheid, states that of the 71 men in the squadron 27 were ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The aboriginal, Billy Broome, who was found guilty of the murder of Mary Le Blowitz at Stanton, Harcourt, has confessed his crime. The Cabinet decided this morning that the death ...
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THE PLAGUE.
A man named Victor Cadegan, a wharf lumper, was found suffering with the bubonic plague to-day. Dr. Koch also pronounces Pender's case genuine. Lawson, the Aramac case, is to be removed to the ...
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PRESIDENT KRUGER FAVOURS SURRENDER.
The correspondent of the "Times" at Delagoa Bay states that President Kruger favours a surrender, alleging as his reason that the continuance of the war ...
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THE SUSPECTED CASE AT LAUNCESTON.
The suspect from the Waltatipu, who was removed to the quarantine building at Pig Island, was not so well this morning, but improved during the day. A contact while chopping wood at the ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
In the Legislative Assembly notice of motion was given by Mr. Moorhead allowing Mr. Robson, member for Geraldton, to explain from his seat next Tuesday his action charging the Government ...
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MISS LALLA MIRANDA.
Miss Lalla Miranda, the Australian singer, has made a successful debut in "Rigoletto " at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The New Zealand Alliance opened its convention at Wellington to-day. The report showed that the prohibitionists polled 22,600 more votes at the last election than in 1896. The ...
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LATE MINING.
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WOOL SALES.
At the wool sales to-day a small selection was offered. Prices were extremely firm. May 25. ...
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HEAVY RAILWAY TRAFFIC.
Thirty trains up and down are running between Pretoria and Pictersburg every day. [Piotersburg is a town in the Zoutpansberg ...
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TO-DAY.
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THE PATRIOTIC FUND.
A patriotic concert was held yesterday. In response to the singing of the "Absent-Minded Beggar" £1 15s 6d was collected. GILGANDRA, Friday. ...
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THE BOER REPUBLICS.
A "Times" representative has examined at Bloemfontein the secret minutes of two conferences held in 1887 between President Kruger and the late President ...
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MAJOR "KARRI" DAVIES.
Apparently Major "Karri" Davien and eight of his men were the first to enter Mafeking and when the whole story of the present campaign comes to be told it is possible that the Western Australian will ...
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