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  2. OUR MEN AT THE FRONT.

    Mr. A. L. Leslie is in receipt of two letters from Private B. K. Edgar, of the Seventh Infantry Regiment (St. George's English Rifles), who, at th[?] time of writing, was doing duty at the camp at ...

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  3. AUSTRALIAN PRODUCE IN BRITISH MARKETS.

    Turning the Rabbit Pest to Account.—Among the latest colonial industries that are developing to an unexpected extent is the trade in frozen rabbits. It would almost appear that the pest of Australia ...

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  4. PROPOSED BATHS AT BOTANY.

    For some time past the municipal councils of Botany and the neighbouring districts have boon considering the question of establishing baths on the foreshores of Botany Bay. The difficulty has been ...

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  5. NEWCASTLE. SULPHIDE CORPORATION SMELTING RETURNS.

    The annual smelting returns of the Sulphide Corporation just compiled show that during last year 41,000 tons of ore were treated at the Cockle Creek works, producing 20,460 tons of lead, of the value of ...

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  6. GALLANT MAFEKING.

    Mafeking, January 2.—Since my last, shelling has continued intermittently from a 94-pounder, 7pound Krupp, 1-pound Maxim, and two other guns. The Boers having found that their shelling killed ...

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  7. WAR NEWS BY THE MAIL.

    So far as the actual details of the fighting in South Africa are concerned, those contained in the Cape mail papers brought to the colony on Saturday by the Ionic are nine days later than the details contained ...

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  8. THE IMPORTATION OF ARMS FOR THE BOERS.

    The Lorenzo Marques correspondent of the London " Times " states that recent circumstances have confirmed the suspicion that the Boer Intelligence Department is in close touch with one of the foreign ...

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  9. THE COAL INDUSTRY.

    The barque Still Water arrived to-day, from Zanzibar, to load a cargo of coal from the Seaham Colliery, foi Manil[?]. The four-masted barque Rowena sailed to-day for Antofagasta, with 2390 ...

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  10. BOER TREACHERY PUNISHED.

    The London " Times" correspondent at St[?]rkstrom sends the following despatch:—"I have had a conversation with Lieutenant Milford, w[?]o commanded the party which was cut off in a donga on ...

    Article : 274 words
  11. THE PRESIDENT OF THE ARBITRATION TRUBUNAL ILL.

    It is curi[?]us to reflect (says the " Saturday R[?]vew") what a[?] enor[?]ous advantage it would be to us at this hour if we had allowed Mr. Kruger to acquire [?]lagoa Bay from the Portuguese, as h[?] ...

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  12. FIRE AT WICKHAM.

    An outbreak of fire was discovered about 3 o'clock this morning in a four-roomed weatherboard cottage situated in Mary-street, Linwood, Wickham, occupied by Samuel Clark, a dealer, and owned by John ...

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  13. A BOER COMMANDANT IN HOLLAND.

    A Re[?]ter's message from Amsterdam on January 1 says:—Commandant De Waard, of the Hollander Corps, of Pretoria, has arrived at Sn[?]ek, in the province of Fricsland. He has been entrusted by the ...

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  14. REPORTED DISTRESS AT WALLSEND.

    Mr. Joseph Creer, Superintendent of the Government Labour Bureau, visited Wallsend to-day for the purpose of investigating a report received by the Premier from the secretary of the local mining lodge ...

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  15. WINSTON CHURCHILL'S TELEGRAM TO THE "MORNING POST."

    In the " Morning Post " there appears a long telegram from Mr. Winston Churchill, dated Durban, December 23. He says:—"During my imprisonment I was visited by several members of th[?] ...

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  16. LORD WOLSELEY AND HIS CRITICS.

    The London correspondent of the "Manchester Guardian" says:—I am told that if Lord Wolseley is assailed in any public fashion he will dehberately reveal the actual position he has taken in connection ...

    Article : 177 words
  17. THE BRITISH PRISONERS AT PRETORIA.

    Mr. Winston Spencer Churchill, in a telegram to the Loudon "Morning Post," says:—With regard to the treatment of the British prisoners of war, my personal opinion is that there is no cause for any ...

    Article : 355 words
  18. MUNICIPAL NOMINAITONS.

    The nominations in connection with the annual election of aldermen to the City Council took place at the council chambers at noon to-day. The retiring Mayor of Newcastle (Alderman A. Timbury) was ...

    Article : 66 words
  19. WOUNDED HORSES ON BATTLEFIELDS.

    The Queen has (says the "St. James's Gazette") intimated through her Private Secretary that it does not appear her Majesty can exercise any personal interference in the matter of wounded animals on ...

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  20. THE BANK OF VICTORIA.

    The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Bank ot Victoria, Limited, was held to-day. Mr E. Miller, M.L.C., chairman of directors, occupied the chair, and there was a large attendance of ...

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  21. SPECIAL HYMN TO BE SUNG IN TIME OF WAR.

    The London "Daily Mail' says the following special hymn, to be sung in time of war, has been composed by the Rev. Courte[?]ay Galo, vicar of Christ Church, Sutton, has been seen and approved ...

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  22. SYDNEY HOSPITAL.

    The monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Sydney Hospital was held at the boardroom, Macquarie-street, yesterday. There were present:—The Hon. Sir Arthur Renwick, president; Messrs. John ...

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  23. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHIPPING.

    Arrivals.—Bremen, s., from Sydney, via ports; Busuto, s., from Sydney. Departures.-Cupsica, barque, for Sydney, Oakhurst, barque, for Adel[?]ide; Senator Versmann, [?]hip, for ...

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  24. LORD WINCHESTER ON THE BATTLE OF MODDER RIVER.

    The following, says the "Central News," is an extract from a letter written by the late Lord Winchester after the battle of Modder River to the Duke of Portland. Lord ...

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  25. IMPERIAL YEOMANRY.

    During the past few days many foreigners have applied at Suffolk-street, Pall[?]mall, for [?]nrolm[?]nt in the Imperial Yeom[?]nry, the new force which Lord Chesham and other public-spirited men are raising ...

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  26. "SHELLS THAT SING IN THE SKY."

    So used did we get to periodical bombardments (says the Ladysmith correspondent of the "Morning Leader") that we ended by recognising the particular noise made by projectiles from particular guns. ...

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  27. A BOER CANARD.

    The "Standard and Diggers' News" states, on the authority of a gentleman recently arrived in the Transvaal, that Longwood, the former residence of the Emperor Napoleon at St. Helena, is being ...

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  28. WAR NOTES.

    The "Cape Times " of January 6 contains some interesting details of the experiences of British subjects who " trekked " from Vryburg. Mr. J. H. S. Heintjes, proprietor of the Royal Hotel, ...

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  29. HORSES FROM INDIA.

    One of the chief requirements of the army in South Africa (saya the " Times of India") is plenty of trained and seasoned horses, and this necessity must increase rather than dimnish as the war goes on. ...

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  30. EAGERNESS OF THE WOUNDED TO RETURN TO THE FRONT.

    A striking illustration of the spirit animating our men is afforded (says the Durban correspondent of the London "Standard ") by a recent incident. The wounded of a certain battalion are being cared for on ...

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  31. AMUSEMENTS. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

    This afternoon there will be the customary matince of " Little Red Riding Hood," at Her Majesty's Theatre, where the bright spectacular piece has entered upon its last nights. The pantomime will ...

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  32. THE JAPAN MAIL LINE.

    Messrs. Burns, Philp, and Co., Limited, are in receipt of advice from Thursday Island of the departure of the steamer Yawata Mar[?] at noon yesterday, in continuation of her voyage from Japan to Sydney. This vessel is du[?] ...

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  33. LONG TOM'S LAST THUNDER.

    The following interesting account is published by the "Cape Times" of the incident connected with the night attack from Ladysmith, on Gun Hill, and the destruction of a Long Tom and howitzer and ...

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  34. A PATHETIC INCIDENT.

    Lord Roberts, says the "Outlook," learnt the news of his son's death at the Travellers' Club. He was talking to a distinguished general at a little distance from the tape, round which was formed a ...

    Article : 182 words
  35. ANOTHER POEM BY THE POET LAUREATE.

    Mr. Alfred Austin, the Poet Laureate, has written anotner poem apropos of the war. He calls it "Spartan Mothers," and it appears in the " Daily Graphic," of January 5, alone among the London ...

    Article : 155 words
  36. NEW STEAMER FOR THE ISLANDS.

    Advice has been received by Messrs. Burns, P[?]p, an[?] Co., Limited, that the Mamb[?]re, a new steamer built specially for the island trade, left London on the 5th instant, and will call at Fremantle en route to Sydney. ...

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  37. LATE MINING.

    A phenomenally rich strike has been made at the 300ft. level of the Great Boulder Perseverance in prospecting the belt of country that lies between the Lake View Consols and the Western lodes of the ...

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  38. THEATRE ROYAL.

    The last nine nights of " Toss of the D'Urb[?]rvilles" are announced at the Theatre Royal, and the last matinee but one of the touching drama w[?]l accordingly take place to-morrow. On Saturday ...

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  39. THE R.M.S. OCEANA.

    The P. and O. Company's Oceans is due here on Friday morning. She left London on December 29 at noon, arrived at Gibraltar on January 3 at 7 a.m., leaving again at 9 a.m., and arrived at Marseilles on January 6 at [?] ...

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  40. LYCEUM THEATRE.

    At the Lyceum Theatre only three more performances can be given of "The Power and the Glory," which has enjoyed an exceptionally long and prosperous run. On Saturday Mr. Charles ...

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  41. AMERICAN HELP FOR THE BOERS.

    A New York cablegram on January 4 to the "St. James's Gazette," says:—The Knights of the Red Branch, a socioty which is composed chiefly of Irish and Germans, is attempting to raise four regiments ...

    Article : 187 words
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  43. DELAGOA BAY.

    The Lisbon correspondent of the London " Daily Mail" says that the somewhat bitter comments of a portion of the London press on the assistance which is reaching the Transvaal through Delagoa Bay have ...

    Article : 359 words
  44. THE S[?]IRE LINE.

    A Melbourne report says of the arrival of the Per[?]shire:—London was left on December 7, and the Ch[?]nnel cleared on 10th. Strong head winds and [?]eas were encountered, lasting through the Bay of [?]iscay. Las P[?] ...

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  45. CRITERION THEATRE.

    There will be a matinee at the Criterion Theatre to-day, when the chief attraction will be the character impersonations of Ludwig Amann. The new artist gives a wonderfully bright and interesting ...

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  46. BURWOOD WORKS AND FINANCES.

    The Mayor of Burwood (Alderman J. Ahearn, J.P.) ha[?] had a list of works in the borough compiled. This shows that during the year 2970ft. of concrete kerb, 8373ft. of concrete gutter, and 735ft. of repairs in ...

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  47. THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

    Messrs. Weber, Lohmann, and Co. note movements of the aboye line as under:— The Konigin Luise in port at Sydney. The Barbaro[?]sa left Suez en route Australia on January ...

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  48. THE FRENCH INSULTS TO THE QUEEN.

    The "Central News " says that M. George Petilleau, President of the National Society of French Professors in England, which recently sent an address to the Queen expressing the disapproval of ...

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  49. OPERA HOUSE.

    Planquette's tuneful opera, " Rip Van Winkle," will be performed this afternoon at the Opera House, where Mr. Howard Vernon will appear in the romantic character of the village good-for-nothing ...

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  50. SAILING VESSELS DUE.

    Brilliant, ship ([?]BKC). from London—-84 days. Carnmoney, barque (JQHB), from London-99 days. Cla[?] Robertson, ship (JQMC), from Hamburg—85 days. E. J. Spence, barque (WMNJ), from M[?]uritius—[?] ...

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  51. ROYAL STANDARD THEATRE.

    The Royal Standard Theatre was crowded last night, when the Government Printing Office Dramatic and Musical Society opened their programme with a particularly brisk performance of "The Happy Pair," ...

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  52. A BOER PRISONER'S CONCEPTION OF THE ENGLISH ARMY.

    The Boer prisoners in hospital (says the Orange River correspondent of the London "Daily News") still continue to prosper and wax fat. I was speaking to one of them the other day. He was an ...

    Article : 222 words
  53. BOWLS.

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  54. BOERS FREELY IMPORTING ARMS AND RECRUITS.

    The Paris correspondent of the Landon " Times " sends an extract from the London correspondent of the " New York Herald " on the Delagoa Bay question. The "Herald " correspondent quotes the ...

    Article : 383 words
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  56. NEWS FROM BOER SOURCES.

    Colenso. via Pretoria and Delagoa Bay, January 4.—The British naval guns, which were quiet yesterday, resumed bombarding vigorously this morning, compelling our men to play hide-and-seek ...

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  58. CIVIC CONCERTS.

    At the Town Hall this afternoon the usual Civic Concert will be given, when the chief contributions will be made by the City Organist, with Miss M[?]rio Nar[?]lle and Miss Eva Mylott as voc[?]li[?]te, and Mr. ...

    Article : 37 words
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