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  2. THE BUBONIC PLAGUE.

    About midday yesterday; the results of the bacteriological examination of the serum taken from the glands of George Byron, the Port Melbourne "suspect," ...

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  3. THE MAGNAT ASHORE.

    The stranded barque Magnat remains in much the same position as previously reported, the only difference being that she has been driven about one chain further ...

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  4. THE WARRENHEIP ELECTON.

    A good deal of interest was taken to-day in the election in Warrenheip electorate to fill the vacancy in the Legislative Assembly caused by the death of Mr. Edward ...

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  5. LORD ROBERTS'S CAMPAIGN.

    The War Office has published a despatch cabled by Lord Roberts reporting the further success of his troops in their advance northwards. ...

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  6. BOARD OF WORKS INQUIRY.

    "Well, sir!, well, sir! What do you want?" angrily exclaimed Mr. F[?]bon who had rushed from his private [?] into the lobby yesterday [?] ...

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  7. A BOER SYMPATHISER.

    Mr. Gert Bain, a Government contractor for the supply of horses in South African, who was lately arrested on a charge of having assisted two Boer prisoners in their ...

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  8. THE LONDON MARKETS.

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  9. MR. FlTZ GIBBON ADDRESSES THE BOARD.

    Last evening Mr. Fitz Gibbon despatched the following letter to the secretary of the royal commission:-- Sir,-- The Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of ...

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  10. CAPTURED JOURNALISTS. THE PRESENT POSITION.

    Messrs. Adrian Hofmeyer and Halliwell, two South African journalists who fell into the hands of the Bores during the war and have been since detained in the insanitary The next important news ought to come from Lieutenant-General Rundle, to whom has been committed the charge of clearing the rear of Lord Roberts's main column as ...

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  11. SITE OF THE PLAGUE HOSPITAL.

    The Minister for Public Works (Mr. Grahain) and the Secretary of the Department Mr. Martin yesterday visited Coode Island to determine us to the site for the ...

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  12. THE SCOPE OF THE COMMISSION.

    At a recent meeting of the representatives of municipalities responsible for the nomination of the Board of Works Inquiry Commission, a sub-committee was ...

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  13. AN AUDACIOUS PROPOSAL.

    The volksrand has had under discussion a proposal by President Kruger to raise more money out of the mines of the Rand companies by selling to others the ...

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  14. RAND MINES FLOODED.

    News received from Pretoria by way of Delagoa Bay shows that only a very few of the Rand mines are now being worked by the Transvaal Government, which, at the ...

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  15. THAT EAST BRIGHTON RAT.

    With a merry twinkle in the eye, Dr. Gresswell informed a representative of "The Age" yesterday that the parcel brought by latter's tram companion on Thursday ...

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  16. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    At yesterday's sales a small catalogue was presented, and prices remained unchanged. American buyers operated, purchasing a quantity of medium crossbred wool. ...

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  17. THE SIERRA NEVADA WRECK.

    Two more, bodies were recovered on the beach early this morning close to the scene of the wreck. One was the body of a young man, very much cut about the eyes and ...

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  18. PRECAUTIONS AT GEELONG.

    At a special meeting of the local plague committee, held on Friday, Dr. Newman, health officer for Geelong West, stated that, although over 200 rats had been destroyed, ...

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  19. KRUNGER'S LAST STAND.

    The action of the new Portuguese Governor of Delagoa Bay, in detaining as contraband of war food supplies for the Boer troops landed there, has greatly hampered ...

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  20. ON THE BASUTO BORDER.

    General Sir Leslie Rundle, whose head quarters were at Thaba N'Chu, has moved northward since Lord Roberts captured Winburg and advanced to the Zand River, ...

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  21. SHIPPING NEWS.

    Arrived.--Ochtertyre, barque, from Wellington 11th January; Flensburg, steamer, from Sydney 21st February; Oamaru ship, from Wellington 19th January: Thetis, ...

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  22. MALLEE LEGISLATION.

    Mr. M'Coll, Minister of Lands, accompained by Messrs. Comrie and Phillips, M's.L.C., Langdon, M.L.A., and Mr. J.L. Dow, of "The Leader," arrived this ...

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  23. PORTUGAL AND THE WAR.

    The Portuguese Government has appointed a new Governor over the Delagoa Bay territory, officials in which have in the past been heavily bribed by the Transvaal ...

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  24. RATS, FLEAS AND THE PLAGUE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE AGE.

    Sir,--I find my letter in "The Age" of yesterday has been partially successful, the supply of rat food of Little Collins-street being already considerably, reduced. I' now ...

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  25. THE COLLINGWOOD PATIENT.

    Reports received from Dr. Bull from the quarantine station with respect to the Collindwood patient, Cooper, continue to be favorable. None of the "contacts"'show ...

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  26. FARMERS' CONFERENCE.

    A monster meeting of Australasian farmers is to be held in Sydney Town Hall, under the auspices of the Farmers and Settlers' Association, in July. This association, ...

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  27. BUBONIC KITTENS IN FLINDERS STREET.

    In "The Age" of 13th March an article was publish commenting upon the disgraceful conditions of the rights of way and lanes in and around Flinders-lane. It was ...

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  28. BOER TREACHERY PUNISHED.

    A party of New Zealand scouts, in scouring the country around Smithfield, a town in the south of the Orange Free State, where recently a fresh rising was attempted ...

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  29. SIEGE OF MAFEKING.

    A despatch from Lord Roberts. reports that he has received a telegram from Colonel Baden-Powell, dated 27th April, reporting the safety of Mafekirig on that date. ...

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  30. THE RIFLE MOVEMENT.

    The Minister of Defence has decided, very properly, that there should be a thorough investigation, into the complaints which have been made in regard to the supply of ...

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  31. THE FREE STATE.

    Telegrams which have fallen into the hands of the British authorities in Lord Roberts's recent rapid advance from Bloemfontein to the Zand River, show that a large ...

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  32. COMMENTS AT THE MARINE BOARD.

    At the Marine Board meeting yesterday, Captain W. F. Deary, inspector of shipping, submitted a formal report relative to the wreck of the Sierra Nevada. The report ...

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  33. A SUBURBAN GAMBLING DEN.

    At the Caulfield court on Friday, before Mr. Phillips, J.P., and a bench of justices, Joseph Garvey, tobacconist, of Kambrook-road, Caulfield, was charged with using premises for the purpose of ...

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  34. GENERAL HUNTER'S MARCH.

    General Sir Archibald, Hunter, who commands the Mafeking relief column advancing north from Kimberley, is pushing his division on vigorously, and has got his ...

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  35. FURTHER SPREAD IN SYDNEY.

    Three fresh cases and four deaths, were reported to-day in connection with the plague. The new cases are:--Michael Maloney, aged 25, a carrier, ...

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  36. A PRESENT FOR GENERAL BULLER.

    General Buller's supporters in Crystalbrook have purchased a handsome gold medal, which have been suitable inscribed, and it is to be forwarded to England, and ...

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  37. POSITION IN NATAL.

    General Sir Redvers Buller, whose cavalry, were lately making reconnaissances in Natal westwards from Acton Homes towards Olivier's Hock and Van Reenan ...

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  38. OIL CAKE FROM SYDNEY.

    The Health department yesterday received a complaint from a correspondent that a great deal of oil cake in bags was being imported from Sydney just now-- ...

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  39. AN EXPLOSIVES COMMISSION.

    The Imperial Government has appointed a committee of scientists to make investigations with the view of devising improvements in the manufacture of military and ...

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  40. PRESBYTERIAN UNION.

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  41. MERCENARIES WITHDRAW.

    Many, of the foreign mercenary soldiers, chiefly Germans and Hollanders, who were engaged in Europe by Dr. Leyds, at a salary of £1 per day, to fight the British, with a ...

    Article : 114 words
  42. WORKERS AND THE PLEAGUE.

    At the meeting of the Traders Hall Council last night, Mr. J. Munn moved:--That in the opinion of this council, the measures adopted by municipal councils to prevent the ...

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  43. VOLUNTEERS AND RESERVISTS

    The War Office is making arrangements by which the men of every volunteer infantry battalion shall contribute one company to the army reserve. ...

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  44. THE CAPE CABLE.

    Mr. Warren has received the amendments to the Cape cable agreement proposed by: the Postmasters-General of Victoria and New South Wales, and has forwarded them ...

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  45. LOYALIST LOSSES IN NATAL.

    In the House of Commons last night Mr. Chamberlain, Secretary for the Colonies, in reply to a question, stated that the loyalists of north Natal, who had suffered severely ...

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  46. ACCIDENT AT A PONY MEETING.

    A sensation was caused by an accident which occurred yesterday afternoon at a meeting of the Fitzroy Race Club, and was rendered all the more painful from the fact that it took place directly ...

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  47. PLAGUE AND COLONIAL PRODUCE.

    A local representative of a London firm which has been conducting extensive trade in frozen produce from Sydney has received a cablegram instructing him not to send ...

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  48. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The annual report of the Scottish Australian Investment. Co. Limited shows, that £100,000 has been taken from the reserve fund to cover losses through drought in ...

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  49. THE COLONIAL TROOPS.

    The gallantly displayed by the Western, Australian Mounted Rifles, forming part of General Hutton's Colonial Brigade, in the fight at the Vet River, where the ...

    Article : 213 words
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  52. BOERS AND PEACE.

    The Transvaal Volksraad, which President Kruger recently summoned, has passed a resolution authorising the Transvaal Executive, to adopt peace decisions which ...

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  53. SHOPS AND FACTORIES ACT.

    Under the Factories and Shops Act Further Amendment Act, which was passed last session, the various boards appointed under the old law are required to fix the weekly ...

    Article : 114 words
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  55. NEW INSOLVENTS.

    W. H. Purser, of Chiltern, miner. Causes of insolvency: Sickness in family and pressure of creditors. Liabilities, £108 84: assets, £16 16: deficiency, £92 610. Filed at Chiltern. ...

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