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  2. AT LADYSMITH. A STORMING PARTY. _________________________________

    The days dragged their weary length along with no change for the batter in the position. With Ma[?]beth, the tired citizen of Ladysmith oried, "To-morrow, and to-morrow, and ...

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  3. THE WAR. IN THE EASTERN FREE STATE.

    The Boers who were besieging Wepener, near the Basutoland border, have retired from before the town, and the siege has been raised. ...

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  4. LATE EDITION. HERALD OFFICE, 7.15 a.m. THE WAR.

    Mr. Frank Smith, day manager of important diamond mines at Kimberley, saved a large number of diamonds and documents. ...

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  5. SPECIAL CABLES.

    In the Presidential campaign in the United States of America, German proBoer Republican electors threaten to deceit President M'Kinley. ...

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  6. VISITORS TO SOUTH AFRICA.

    Sir Alfred Milner, the High Commissioner for South Africa, complains that the large number of visitors to South Africa, especially ladies, ...

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  7. BOER TREATMENT OF COLONIAL PRISONERS.

    Lord Roberts, in his remonstrance to President Kruger regarding the harsh treatment of colonial prisoners, complains that the prisoners have been forced to ...

    Article : 76 words
  8. 5.30 a.m. AMERICAN PRO-BOERS.

    The American pro-Boers have despatched a messonger boy to President Kruger with a message on behalf of 22,000 children. ...

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  9. VISIT OF THE QUEEN TO IRELAND.

    The air of Ireland greatly invigorates the Queen, who is still at Dublin. The activity of her Majesty in visiting the hospitals and other public institutions ...

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  10. THE THIRD CONTINGENT.

    The soldiers of the Third Contingent were put through the usual routine of drill yesterday, manual aud firing exerci[?]es in the morning, and company drill in the afternoon under Lieutenant-Colonel ...

    Article : 83 words
  11. THE THREAT TO DESTROY THE RAND MINES.

    Herr Epler, an Austrian, commanding tile Rand Mines Police, has arrested 14 men who were acting under the orders of Herr Munnick, the State Mining ...

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  12. MRS. LANGTRY COMPELLED TO CEASE RECITING.

    Owing to the irritability shown by the American pro-Boers Mrs. Langtry has been compelled to cense reciting "The Absent Minded Beggar" at New York. ...

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  13. THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

    The opposition newspapers in Paris Urge the postponement of the Paris Exhibition for a month owing to the unpreparedness of the work. ...

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  14. A MODERN TROOPSHIP.

    The Kildonan Castle, which left Southampton on the 7th altime with 57 officers and 1318 men on board, was to emb[?]k more truops at Queenstown, making her complement up to about 2700 officers and ...

    Article : 54 words
  15. THE FIRST BUSHMEN'S CONTINGENT.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 429 words
  16. THE BOER PRISONERS AT ST. HELENA.

    Five bands played the Boer prisoners on St. Helena, including Colonel Schiel, into Deadwood Camp. When Colonel Sohiel landed he was ...

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  17. ADDITIONAL TROOPSHIPS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 178 words
  18. THE IMPERIAL BUSHMEN'S CONTINGENT.

    From to-day until the time of the departure of the Imperial Bushmen's Contingeat next Monday there will be little done in the way of extensive drill movements by the six squadrons, as it is being ...

    Article : 644 words
  19. THE TROUBLE IN ASHAJNTI.

    Sir F. M. Hodgson, the Governor of the Gold Coast of West Africa, now at Kumasi, has sent to the Imperial Government reassuring messages regarding the ...

    Article : 73 words
  20. TURKEY AND BULGARIA.

    A despatch from Reuter's agent at Constantinople indicates that the Porte has decided to ask Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria to Constantinople before ...

    Article : 53 words
  21. GUNS FOR THE TRANSVAAL.

    The "Daily Mail" states that two German Maxims aud a quantity of ammunition, destined for Pretoria, have been detained at Delagoa Bay by the Portuguese ...

    Article : 43 words
  22. REMOUNTS FOR LORD ROBERTS.

    Three thousand horses, remounts for Lord Roberts, have been landed at Capetown since Friday, the 13th instant. ...

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  23. HORSES FOR SOUTH AFRICA.

    During the past four weeks 560 horses have been purchased by Mr. A. J. Cotton through Mr. J. B. M'Dougall, local agent for South Africa. ...

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  24. THE ST. HELENA PRISONERS.

    Further particulars have been received of the attempt of Colonel Sohiel and two other Boer prisoners to escape from St. Helena. ...

    Article : 63 words
  25. SILVER.

    Bar silver is quoted to-day at 2s 3 5-16d per ounce standard. ...

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  26. THE SIEGE OF MAFEKING.

    Commandant Sayman, commanding the Boers besieging Mafeking, is bombarding the western defences of the town with five guns. ...

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  27. PLAGUE AT CAPETOWN.

    Five casos of bubonic plague have been reported at Capetown. ...

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  28. THE FIGHTING AT SPION KOP.

    The Exchange Telegraph Company's special correspondent at Spearman's Camp on February 3 atates (according to "st. James's Gazette") that General Warren, addressing the troops on February ...

    Article : 253 words
  29. QUEENSLAND. A PASSENGER JUMPS OVERBOARD.

    The Commissioner of Police has received information that Alexander John Black, a paiuter, formerly residing at Rockhampton, jumped overboard from the steamer Manawatu yesterday when ...

    Article : 56 words
  30. THE QUEEN IN IRELAND.

    The Queen intends to prolong her visit to Ireland. Her Majesty will not leave Dublin until the 26th instant. ...

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  31. THE SITUATION.

    British influence with the authorities at Delagoa Bay appears to have increased at the same time that the secret An[?]lo-Portuguese treaty, allowing of the despatch uf troops to ...

    Article : 1,204 words
  32. PENETRATING THE BOER LINES.

    Lieutenant Smitheman (of the Rhodesian Horse, with Colonel Plumer), penetrated the Boer lines around Mafeking and found the town well on the 5th ...

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  33. INFECTED FRUIT AT BRISBANE.

    On Thursday 6424 cases of fruit arrived at Brisbane by the steamer Inpamineka from the south, which is the largest shipment received for some years. NoJess than 810 cases of apples and ...

    Article : 65 words
  34. THE PATRIOTIC FUND.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 244 words
  35. VISIT OF THE SHAH TO EUROPE.

    Tho Shah has started from Persia on his visit to the European capitals. ...

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  36. AT MAFEKING.—LUXURIES EXHAUSTED.

    The "Daily Graphic" of March 9 publishes the subjoined message (receive through Reuter's agency, from Mafeking, dated February 19:— "The last news we had from Kimberley spoke ...

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  37. CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    To-day the Premier was approached with regard to the attitude of the Government towards the question of constitutional reform consequent upou the estublishment of the Australian ...

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  38. THE COMMONWEALTH BILL. IHE AMENDMENT DESIRED BY WESTEAN AUSTRALIA.

    Sir Jahn Forrest states that he has informed the Premiers of the eastern colonies that in the event of one amendment requited by him being agreed to he promises to at once ad[?]ise the summoning of ...

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  39. THE MARCH TO KENHARDT.

    On the marech to Kenhardt, in the Carnarvon distriet, the Australian and Canadian troops found that the rebels had poisoned the wells. ...

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  40. A PUBLIC HOLIDAY.

    All arrangements have been made for the doparture of the troops from Sydney on Monday next, the 23rd instant. The day has been proclaimed a public holiday. ...

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  41. THE BOERS IN NATAL.

    Native scouts report that the Boers destroyed by explosions of dynamite three collieries at "Wessel's Nek, 24 miles north of Ladysmith, and that the enemy ...

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  42. IN THE COUNTRY.

    D. T. Murray, who has jomed the Bushmen's Contingent, left here yesterday, and was a accorded an enthusiastic. send-off. TUMUT Tuesday. ...

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  43. WAVERLEY BRANCH.

    Mr. Thomas Jeseep, M.L.A., presided over a meeting of the Waverley branch of the New South Wales Pat[?]iotic Fund, Which took place on Thursday at the local Council-chambers. There was a good ...

    Article : 310 words
  44. LIEUTENANT MACARTNEY CONVALESCENT.

    Lieutenant H. B. G. Macartney, of the 2nd Royal Fusiliers, an Australian, who was wounded at Pieters Hill, Natal, is now convalescent. ...

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  45. THE OBJECTIONS TO THE COMMONWEALTH BILL.

    In reference to the proposed antendments in the Commonwealth Bill, Sir William Zeal, the President of the Legislative Council, states that he is strongly in faveur of allowing the appeal to the ...

    Article : 307 words
  46. IN THE OTHER COLONIES.

    It is understood that 387 men of all ranks with 500 horses will be despatched to South Africa as this colony's contribution to the Imperial Bush Contingent. ...

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  47. JAPANESE MAIL STEAMER AT BRISBANE.

    The Nippon Yusen Kaisha line steamer Futami Maru arrived to-day from Japan and China ports. the following are the passengers for Sydney:— Mrs. Dowson W.Moore, Mrs. Riley, Captain ...

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  48. NEW SOUTH WALES LEGISLATORS AT BLOEMFONTEIN.

    Mr. E. Sleath, M.L.A. for Wilcannia, New South Wales, and Mr. B. B. O'Conor, M.L.A. for Sherbrooke, New South Walce, have had an interview with Lord ...

    Article : 81 words
  49. LATE SHIPPING. ARRIVAL.—April 18.

    Burrawong, s., 891 tons, Captain R. Caplin, from Maclcay River April 16. Passengers—Mesdames Hyrne, Jeakins. Barrett. Walker, Landauer Misses Houison, Blanche, Coombes, Landauer, Walker, Barrett, Messrs. ...

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  50. ST. HELENA.

    In view of the statements respecting General Crouje's destination as a prisoner of war, it is important (the "westt[?]ster Gazetle" of Maich [?] says) to recall that when the most illustrious of all ...

    Article : 293 words
  51. OFFICERS FOR THE WAR.

    First Lieutenant David Frederick Miller is the son of Major D. Miller, the officer commanding the Army Service Corps, and who is also going to South Africa as acting paymaster to the Imperial Bushmen's ...

    Article : 474 words
  52. THE QUEEN AND LADY ROBERTS.

    The Queen ("M.A.P." of March 17 states) showed a most touching sympathy for Lady Roberts when she received h at Windsor the other day and bestowed upon her the Victoria Cross, which was to ...

    Article : 53 words
  53. IMPORTS.—April 18.

    Burrawong, s., from Macleay River: 1632 bags maize, 13 cases eggs, S cases bacon, 1 case fich, 3 coops poultry, 31 hides, 167 boxes butter, St pigs, and 19 packsges sundries. ...

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