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CHINA
LONDON, Tuesday Night. — It is expected that 10,000 French troops in China will shortly return. ...
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BRITISH & FOREIGN
LONDON, Tuesday Night. — One hundred students at St. Petersburg have protested to the Holy Synod against the excommunication of Count Tolstoi by ...
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AUSTRALASIA
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—Mr. T. J. Wyburn, a solicitor, residing at Hawthorn, fell from the platform at Camberwell this morning, and was run over by ...
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SOUTH AFRICA
LONDON, Tuesday Night.—It has been officially announced that General Botha has rejected the British terms of peace. ...
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Advertising
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SHIPPING
Coogee, s.s., 762 tons, F. Carrington, master, from Melbourne. Passengers—Saloon: Mesdames Barrett, Miller, Button, Stevenson, Irvine, Andersen, Baird, Coburn, ...
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THE TIENTSIN INCIDENT.
LONDON, Tuesday Night.—The "New York Herald" correspondent at Tientsin reports that General Wojack has declined to accept the compromise ...
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THE SMALL-POX OUTBREAK.
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The Board of Health to-day decided to consult the Crown Solicitor, to ascertain if proceedings can be taken against the ...
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BOTHA'S REPLY ANNOUNCED IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.— Lord Salisbury, in the House of Lords, and Mr J. Chamberlain, in the House of Commons; announced that General ...
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GENERAL WALDERSEE'S MEDIATION.
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.—It is semi-officially reported at Berlin that General Waldersee, with a view of ending the spectacle of military discord ...
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A TASMANIAN SERIOUSLY ASSAULTED.
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—An assault of a serious nature was committed on Richard Balfour, a wharf laborer, who recently arrived from Tasmania, at the ...
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A PERTINENT QUESTION BY "THE TIMES."
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.—"The Times," referring to the fact that Botha speaks of his Government, says it would be interesting to know what is his ...
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FATALITY AT A RAILWAY CROSSING.
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—James Latton, a butcher, of Briagalong, was killed instantly this morning, near the Munro station, at a railway crossing. He ...
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TO-DAY.
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THE ROYAL VISIT
LONDON, Tuesday Night.—A report has been received to the effect that the Ophir, with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York and suite on board, ...
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THE HOBART MUSEUM
HOBART, Wedneday.—The laying of the foundation-stone of the new ping to the Museum and Art Gallery by Sir John. Dodds took place at 3 this afternoon, in ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—It was expected that Sir William Lyne would resign the State Premiership to-day. He did not do so, but had an interview with ...
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TRAIN WRECKING BY BOERS.
LONDON, Tuesday Night.—The Boers have wrecked 21 trains since the British, have occupied Komati Poort. ...
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MR REID'S Tasmanian tour in the interests of the Sydney policy of freetrade has not proved to be quite the sweeping success that his local political followers ...
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GREAT BRITAIN'S ASSISTANCE ACKNOWLEDGED.
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.—In acknowledging the assistance rendered by the intervention of Great Britain, America, and Japan, Prince Ching has ...
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FRICTION IN NEW ZEALAND.
WELLINGTON, Wednesday.—There continues friction between the Government and municipality with regard to the payment of the cost of the Royal ...
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DE LISLE RETURNING TO KROONSTAD.
LONDON, Tuesday Night.—General De Lisle, who has been pursuing De Wet, is returning to Kroonstad. ...
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ALLEGED MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Jane Smith was charged, on remand, at the Central Police Court yesterday, with causing the death of Patrick Conway on the high ...
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THE ACCESSION OATH
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.—The Prime Minister, Lord Salisbury, while regretting in the House of Lords that the statutory language in the ...
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THE WOLMARANSTAD TRAGEDY.
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.—Neethling, the landdrost of Kleenpsdorp, presided at the trial of the British subject Boyd, who was shot recently by ...
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A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The inquest concerning the death of Mrs. Harper, of Newtown, was resumed to-day. The Government Analyst stated that he found ...
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THE PLOVER AGROUND.
LONDON, Wednesday Morning. — H.M. gunboat Plover has gone ashore below Chin-Kiang, at the month of the Yang-teze River. The Redpole, ...
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A SUBMARINE BOAT
LONDON, Tuesday Night.—The New South Wales submarine mine boat Miner has left Aden for Sydney. ...
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THE TEMPE RAILWAY DISASTER.
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Railway Commissioners stated to-day with refeene to the Tempe railway disaster, that, without waiting for a verdict to ...
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DESTROYING THE ENEMY'S STORES.
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.—General Bruce Hamilton has cleared Rouxville and Wepener districts of the enemy, destroying 30,000 bags of grain ...
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MINING
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.— The closing quotations for the following. Australian shares on toe Exchange were: Mount Lyell, £4 5s; North Lyell, £2 ...
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AVALANCHE AT COMO
LONDON, Tuesday Night.—An avalanche at Como, in Switzerland, killed three customs officials and five soldiers. ...
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QUEENSLAND
BRISBANE, Wednesday.—Tenders for the Queensland Government 3 per cent. loan of one million, which was offered locally, were opened yesterday. There ...
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SIR ALFRED MILNER'S HEADQUARTERS.
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.—The headquarters of Sir Alfred Miner, High Commissioner for South Africa, are to be at Johannesburg. ...
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POLLARD'S OPERA COMPANY
Pollard's Opera Company, which is enjoying a highly successful season at the Academy of Music, produced the comic opera "La Poupee" last night to ...
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A NATIONAL MEMORIAL
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.—It has been decided that the national memorial to her late Majesty Queen Victoria shall be erected solely by ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
WELLINGTON, Wednesday.—The giant geyser at Lake Echo, Rotomahana, continues to be a great attraction. A mass of boiling water, half an acre in ...
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KRUITZINGER ESCAPES.
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.—It is reported that Commandant Kruitzinger has succeeded in escaping across Eland's River. ...
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NIGERIA
LONDON, Tuesday Night.—Major Frederick Lugard, commander and commandant of the British forces in Nigeria and Lagos, in East Africa, has refused ...
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THE CALL FOR MORE TROOPS
HOBART, Wednesday.—This morning the Premier (Mr. N. E. Lewis) and the Minister of Defence (Mr. G. T. Collins) inspected the troops, and, after ...
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THE BUBONIC PLAGUE
PERTH, Wednesday.—Late on Monday evening a suspicious case of plague was reported from Subiaco. A bacteriological examination resulted in the ...
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MUTINY OF CONVICTS
LONDON, Wednesday Morning. — At the Lancing colliery, Kansas, the central State of the American Union, 294 convicts working below mutinied. They ...
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THE CORNWALL MINE
An advertisement has appeared in the "Daily Telegraph" of Monday and yesterday stating that £20 reward will be paid for such information as will lead to ...
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FRANKFORD
Mr. Lea, the Government Entomoloist, visited this district, and a meeting of the Fruit Board was called for Tuesday evening, which was rather a lively ...
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FIRE ON THE JUMNA
LONDON, Wednesday Morning.—An alarming fire broke ont on Monday is the main hold of the British India liner Jumna, 5191 tons, and ten hours were ...
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MILITARY RACE MEETING
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COMMERCIAL
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THE SYDNEY DIVORCE CASE
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Coningham divorce case was concluded to-day. Dr. O'Haran resumed his evidence. He stated that the respondent's story was ...
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LONDON WOOL SALES
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FINANCIAL
LONDON, Wednesday Morning. — The underwriters of the Mount Derrick Railway are prepared to deposit £10,000 as a guarantee of their intention to ...
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VICTORIA.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
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A WORD TO MOTHERS.
Mothers of children affected with croup or a severe cold need not hesitate to administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate nor narcotic in any ...
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LAUNCESTON MAILS
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THE VICTORIAN LOAN.
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THE PRICE OF SILVER.
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