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  2. The Plague.

    The following cases were reported to-day:—Mary Doyle, 4 years, Children's Hospital, Glebe, and residing at Paddington, three contacts; Ernest ...

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  3. CATHEDRAL YOUNG PEOPLE'S GUILD.

    The bazaar in aid of the Cathedral Young People's Guild was opened in the schoolroom yesterday afternoon under most encouraging auspices. The schoolroom under ...

    Article : 493 words
  4. Hamilton Council.

    At the fortnightly meeting of the Hamilton Council, held last night, there were present: The Mayor (Alderman W. R. Alexander), and Aldermen Blrrell, Pearce, ...

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  5. INTERNATIONAL NEWS.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The Federal delegates think Mr. Chamberlain is likely to allow the Commonwealth Bill to pass unamended, simultaneously ...

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  6. THE WAR

    LONDON, Monday.—Lord Roberts is engaged in a great enveloping movement. The mounted menu are sweeping the whole front. Eighteen thousand ...

    Article : 72 words
  7. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    The Mayor of Adelaide received from the Bank of New South Wales, Sydney, a draft for £720, amount allotted to the South Australian Bushmen's Contingent out of the ...

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  8. LOCAL PRECAUTIONS.

    The Mayor still continues to use every endeavour to prevent an outbreak of the plague in Newcastle, and, as will be seen by the following figures, the council's ...

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  9. NEW SOUTH WALES BAPTIST UNION.

    The half-yearly assembly of the Barlist, Union of New South Wales, opened on Monday, was continued yesterday in the Islington Church, and brought to a close, after ...

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  10. The Delegates' Memorandum.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The dalegates' memorandum contends that the commonwealth is doubly Australian—by origin and endorsements by the ...

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  11. The Boers at Thabanchu.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Lord Roberts reports that the Boers attacked the British column in the Thabanchu district persistently on Saturday and Sunday. ...

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  12. MELBOURNE, Wednesday.

    Dr. Cherry, in a report on the bubonic plague, regards quarantining as useless. It is only septic poisoning. ...

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  13. Seizure of a Range of Hills.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Brigadier-General Maxwell occupied Seihan's Kraal, Vlakfontein, and the kopjes running from twenty to thirty miles ...

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  14. OUTBREAK IN COOLGARDIE.

    Intense excitement was created here last night by a rumour that a case of bubonic plague had been discovered in Coolgardie. The rumour has since ...

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  15. A Prolonged Discussion not Expected.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. Chamberlain does not anticipate a lengthened discussion on the details of the Commonwealth Bill. Preliminaries in ...

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  16. Captured Convoy Recovered.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—General Brabazon and at body of Yeomanry on Sunday night extricated a convoy which had been attacked by the Boers ...

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  17. N.S.W. Companies' Death Duties Act.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—At a meeting of mining and pastoral interests here, at which £20,000,000 capital was represented, it was resolved to petition ...

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  18. VICTORIA THEATRE.

    The People's monthly concert attracted a crowded audience at the Victoria Theatre last night, when, as usual, a varied and interesting programme was presented by ...

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  19. The Relief of Mafeking.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The first contingent of Australian Bushmen has passed Umtali, in Rhodesia, 222 miles from Beira. The residents at Heirs ...

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  20. CAFE CHANTANT.

    The cafe chantant opened in the Masonic Hall last evening in aid of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church proved a delightful attraction, the building being crowded to ...

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  21. STILL HOLDING OUT.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Mafeking was well on the 20th. The Boers have removed their big gun southwards and dynamited the railway. Three ...

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  22. Death of Munkacsy.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The death is announced of the renowned Hungerian painter, Munkaesy, whose best known work is the celebrated picture "Christ ...

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  23. Observations of the Sun.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The gigantic telescope erected at Paris in connection with the Exhibition, reveals flame prominences on the sun's surface. These ...

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  24. THE PLAGUE IN QUEENSLAND.

    There are no further cases of plague, and the three patients are doing well. The first, release of contacts—22 in number—will be made this afternoon. ...

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  25. Cambridge Honours Mr. E. Barton.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—The Senate of the University of Cambridge has decided to confer the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) upon Mr. ...

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  26. Foreigners to be Expelled.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. Reitz has declared his intention to expel every foreigner from the Transvaal refusing to fight. ...

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  27. ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY.

    The black trackers have arrived, but are so far unable to find any trace of the man who attempted to stick up the Bank of New South Wales and shot the manager, Mr. ...

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  28. Troops Winter-Clothed.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — All the troops have now ample worm clothing. ...

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  29. SCARE AT CARRINGTON.

    Residents of Carrington were thrown into a state of great excitement yesterday morning, consequent on a report being freely circulated that a young man named George ...

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  30. £2,000,000 Voted for the Uganda Railway.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—In Committee of Supply last night the House of Commons voted an additional £2,000,000 for the construction of the Uganda ...

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  31. Buller Offers to Resign.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—After the strictures of Lord Roberts, General Sir Redvers Buller offered to resign his post as Commander of the Forces in ...

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  32. Australian Art.

    LONDON, Tuesday. — Mr. Percy Spence's picture, "The Australian Bushmen," has been well hung at the Royal Academy exhibition. ...

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  33. NEWCASTLE HARBOUR TRUST.

    The Hon. W. J. Lyne, the Premier, will pass through Newcastle this morning, and will receive a deputation from the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce. The ...

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  34. The Johannesburg Explosion.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—All British subjects have been expelled from Johannesburg since the explosion at Begbie and Company's Foundry. ...

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  35. THE PRIVY COUNCIL QUESTION.

    In accordance with a resolution passed at a preliminary meeting of persons favourable to the retention of the existing rights for Appeal to the Privy Council, a large ...

    Article : 178 words
  36. Church Discipline.

    LONDON, Tuesday. — The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have decided that the Church of England does not permit the reservation of the ...

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  37. Boer Delegates.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Colonel Hay, the United States Secretary of State, has intimated that he will receive Messrs. Fischer, Wolmarans, and ...

    Article : 44 words
  38. London Wool Sales.

    Goldsbrough, Mort, and Company's cable :—London, May 1.—Quantity available for the series, including that held over and bought in, is 367,500 ...

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  39. NEWCASTLE AND DISTRICT PATRIOTIC FUND.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 49 words
  40. PROMOTIONS OF PUPIL TEACHERS.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 215 words
  41. GENERAL CABLES.

    Mr. Brewer refuses to transfer Syerla and Sailor Boy, Mr. Oxenham's horses, to Halsey's training stables at Findon until Mr. Oxenham's arrival in ...

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  42. Honouring a Dead French Officer.

    LONDON, Tuesday.—Lord Methuen, at his own expense, has erected a tomb over the remains of the French Colonel, Villebois de Mareuil, who was killed in ...

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  43. STOCKTON.

    On Monday, at Midnight, the time elapsed for sending In nomination for the seat at the council table made vacant by the death of the late Alderman Bevon. As no ...

    Article : 184 words
  44. ROYAL COMEDY AND DRAMATIC COMPANY.

    This company, under the direction of Mr. Bartlett Belfield, having just completed a successful 12 months' tour throughout South Australia, Victoria, and Western ...

    Article : 160 words
  45. STEAM LAUNCH RACING AND MECHANICAL PROGRESS.

    "Engineering" has an illustration, of a steam launch which has a speed of 17 miles per hour, although it weighs complete only 38 cwt, which recalls the ...

    Article : 195 words
  46. MACHINERY POWER AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

    "Engineering" mentions the surprising fact that 20,000 horse-power of machinery is required for the Paris Exhibition. As it is intended that processes ...

    Article : 161 words
  47. Advertising

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    Advertising : 147 words
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