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  2. GABEE MESSAGES.

    Mr. H. Copeland, Agent-General in England for New South Wales, addressing a meeting at the Confectioners and Bakers' International Exhibition in the Royal ...

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  3. THE BOER WAR.

    Since the occupation of Lydenburg by the British troops, General Buller has continued his advance, and yesterday he crossed the Mauohberg Range, to the ...

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  4. Chinese Affairs.

    It is stated that Li Hung Chang, who with several others was recently appointed byl the Chinese Emperor as plenipotentiary to negotiate for peace with the ...

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  5. INTERCOLONIAL.

    William Richardson, aged 45 years, who was in affluent circumstances, shot himself this morning at the residence of his brotherin-law, near Young. He recently disposed ...

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  6. SOUTHERN SPORTING.

    The Spring Meeting of the Australian Jockey Club will be continued at Randwick to-morrow (Tuesday), and therE is every prospect of another successful gathering. ...

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  7. TRINITY COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS.

    The following are the results of the Trinity College London examinations in theory of music, held in 'Brisbane in June last, with the names of teachers as supplied ...

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  8. PLAGUE AT GLASGOW.

    The announcement made that the outbreak of bubonic plague at Glasgow had been arrested appears to have been somewhat premature, as two fresh cases have since ...

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  9. SERIOUS SHOOTING ACCIDENT.

    A serious shooting accident occurred on Saturday last at Big River, near Tingha. A man named Kelly, with a lad named Grant, went out shooting wallabies. The lad saw a ...

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  10. INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION COURT.

    It was recently reported that Mr. Benjamin Harrison and Mr. Grover Cleveland, ex-Presidents of the United States, had been appointed as the American representatives ...

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  11. THE LATEST BETTING.

    There was a very large attendance at Tattersalls Club to-night at the reading of the card on the Metropolitan, and speculation was very brisk. At the outset Paul ...

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  12. SHOOTING FATALITY.

    A man named Barnett, while out shooting opossums at Gosford yesterday, was accidentally killed. He was getting through a fence when the trigger of his ...

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  13. DISASTROUS HURRICANE IN AMERICA.

    Reports have been received of a disastrous hurricane having been experienced on the coasts of the States of Louisiana and Texas, in^the south of the United States. A ...

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  14. THE BREELONG BLACKS.

    About noon yesterday the Breelong blades were seen at Campbell's alen Rock station, in the Walcha district, where they entered a selector's hut and helped themselves to ...

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  15. MURDER OF THE GERMAN MINISTER.

    It is reported from Peking that General Chung-li has been charged with the responsibility for the muider of Baron von Kettler, the German Minister, who was killed while ...

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  16. THE NDW SOUTH WAILES FOOTBALLERS.

    The New South Wales footballers, on their return from their visit to Brisbane, defeated a Tamworth district team to-day by 16 points to 8. ...

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  17. THE SERVIAN ROYAL HOUSE.

    It is reported from Belgrade that ex-Queen Natalie, mother of the King of Servia, recently sent through? the post office an open postcard in which she made grossly ...

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  18. SUGGESTION TO LORD SALISBURY.

    The Washington correspondent of the "Morning Post" telegraphs the statement that two of the European Powers have approached Lord Salisbury with the ...

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  19. A GERMAN PROPOSAL.

    Renter's correspondent at Peking states that the Germans, there have proposed the formation of an alfled force to co-operate with the force under General Count ...

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  20. VICTORIA.

    The steamer Wilcannia, with twentyseven Australian soldiers invalided home from South Africa, arrived this afternoon. ...

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  21. ATTITUDE OF GREAT BRITAIN.

    Sir Matthew White Ridley, Secretary of State for the Home Department, in a speech delivered, at Blagdon Park, his country seat in Northumberland, on ...

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  22. WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE BILL.

    Upwards of 23,000 signatures have been obtained to a petition praying the Legislative Council to reject the Women's Suffrage Bill. ...

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  23. CHINESE TROOPS MASSING.

    A force of Chinese troops is reported to be massed at Pao-ting-fu, to the south of Peking, and about eighty miles west of Tientsin. ...

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  24. LATEST SCRATCHING.

    Hautesse has been scratched for the Metropolitan. ...

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  25. THE NORTHERN RAILWAYS.

    Mr. Thallon (General Traffic Manager), iMr. Stanley (Chief Engineer for Railways), and Mr. Nesbit (Chief Mechanical Engineer) returned from Cairns last night. ...

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  26. THE ST. LEGER BETTING.

    In connection with the betting on the St. Leger Stakes, which will be run at Doncaster on Wednesday next, the Prince af Wales's colt Diamond Jubilee (which won ...

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  27. MELBOURNE BETTING MARKET.

    At the Victorian Club to-night, Paul Pry was consistently backed to win the A.J.C. Metropolitan. Maltster's price for the V.R.C. Derby shortened from 4 to 1 last week to 2 ...

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  28. WAKKERSSTROOM OCCUPIED.

    A British force under General Hildyard has now occupied Wakkersstroom, in the South-eastern Transvaal, about twenty miles east of Laing's Nek, in Natal. ...

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  29. RESCUING THE EMPEROR.

    The correspondent of the "Standard" reports that Song-fau, the Manchu Viceroy of Yunnan, in the scuth of China, started northward from Kwi-chiu with a large ...

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  30. AUSTRALASIAS CATHOLIC CONGRESS.

    The first Australasian Catholic Congress was formally, opened this morning in the Cardinal's Hall, attached to St. Mary's Cathedral. There were prelates and priests ...

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  31. QUEENSLAND RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

    Nothing in the history of the Empire has given such n decided fillip to the popular interest in military and defence matters in Australia as the war in South Africa. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  32. OTHER OPERATIONS.

    Almost incessant attempts are being inado by the Boers, chiefly those serving in Theron's commando, to derail trains in the Transvaal and destroy the, railway ...

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  33. TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM AMOY.

    It is reported that Amoy, on the Southeastern coast of China, is now quiet, and that the British and Japanese troops have been entirely withdrawn. ...

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  34. THE WITHDRAW AIL PROPOSALS.

    There are stated to be [?]ations that Lord sali[?]bury has assured the Emperor William of Germany that there is no intention on the part of Great Britain to ...

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  35. BOERS DEFEATED NEAR KRUGERSDORP.

    General Hart defeated the enemy near Krugersdorp, about twenty miles west of Johannesburg, on Thursday. It is believed that the Boer Commandant Theron was ...

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  36. OTHER ITEMS.

    Further reports have been received of the massacre of missionaries in Cnina. It is stated that thirteen American, one British, and two Danish missionaries, who were ...

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  37. QUEENSLAND.

    Privates M. D. Brady, of Brassall, and M. Egan, of Riverview, were given a cordial welcome home in the Building Society's hall, Ipswich, on Saturday night. Mr. A. J. Stephenson, M.L.A., ...

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  38. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

    Reports have been brought in by natives that President Kruger, is now collecting arms from the Transvaal burghers with a view to surrendering. ...

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  40. SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN VICTORIA.

    A shocking tragedy occurred late on Saturday-night at South Yan Yean, in which it is believed that a youth named Bert Gordon, aged l8 years, shot his sister-in-law, Rose ...

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  41. BADEN-POWELL'S LETTERS CAPTURED.

    The Boers recently captured a post-cart conveying mails, among which were 2000 letters containing Major-General Baden-Powell's replies to the congratulations he ...

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  42. NETHERLANDS RAILWAY COMPANY IMPLICATED.

    Correspondence has been seized foy the British authorities at Pretoria which shows that the Netherlands 'Railway Company (whlch owns the principal railway line in ...

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  45. CONCESSIONS IN THE TRANSVAAL.

    The "Times" correspondent at Capetown telegraphs that Sir Alfred Milner, High Commissionei for British South Africa, has issued a proclamation in connection with ...

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  47. COLONIAL CASUALTIES.

    Reports have been received that Private M. Nolan, a member of the Victorian Bushmen's Contingent, was slightly wounded In tho recent engagement at ...

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  48. IPSWICH CENTRE.

    The results of the Trinity College musical examinations—Ipswich centre-were received on Monday (writes our correspondent), and proved to be satisfactory. Of ...

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