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  2. FEDERAL POLITICAL NOTES.

    The request for the enrolment of a second Federal Contingent for South Africa was yesterday granted by the House as a matter of course. A few minutes before ...

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  3. BRITISH AND BOERS.

    Colonel R. G. Kekewich, whose column has recently been operating in the Western Transvaal, has surprised Commandant Klassen's laager near Paardeberg, capturing ...

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  4. INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.

    The heavy storm which broke over Adelaide on Tuesday afternoon and stopped play in the third test match between England and Australia also interrupted ...

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  5. LIBERAL REFORMS.

    The Earl of Rosebery, the last Liberal Premier of England, who resigned the leadership of the Liberal party several years ago, and has since declined repeated ...

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  6. ABOUT PEOPLE.

    His Excellency the Governor-General was somewhat indisposed yesterday after his return from Western Australia, with rather a high temperature towards the evening, ...

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  7. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

    Upon the House of Commons assembling yesterday the amendment on the motion for the adoption of the Address in Reply to the King's speech, notice of which had been ...

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  8. SYDNEY ARRANGEMENTS.

    The organisation of the First Commonwealth Contingent has almost been completed. Only some 45 men have yet to be enrolled to be complete the establishment of ...

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  9. HORSE SHIPMENT TO NATAL.

    Mr. John Cooke reports that the steamer City of Lincolm, which left Adelaide towards the end of December with a cargo of 700 horses, arrived safely at Durban on the ...

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  10. A TRIBUTE TO VICTORIAN HATS.

    The son of a well-known Melbourne resident, who is serving with the Fifth Contingent in South Africa, writing home from Brereton under date 1st December, pays the ...

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  11. A PATROL SURPRISED.

    Commandant Wessels, who after the capture of Kruitzinger assumed the command of the kilter's guerilla force, has surprised a British patrol of 50 men belonging to the ...

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  12. THE TASMANIAN OFFICERS.

    Captain Perceval will command the Tasmanian portion of the contingent, with H. H. Riggall, brother of Captain Riggall, and W. K. Barwise as lieutenants. ...

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  13. WAR OFFICE MEAT CONTRACT.

    It is understood that a contract for the supply of meat for the troops in South Africa has been given by the War Office to a syndicate whose members include Messrs. ...

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  14. THE NEW ZEALAND CONTINGENT.

    The despatch of another 1000 men to South Africa meets with general approval. The newspapers express the opinion that the Government is doing the right thing. ...

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  15. FOREIGN MEDIATION.

    M. Delcasse, the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, speaking in the Chamber of Deputies last evening, said in reply to a question that it was impossible for France ...

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  16. SECOND FEDERAL CONTINGENT

    When the House of Representatives met yesterday afternoon, the Prime Minister said he had a statement to make to the House. Hon. members would recollect ...

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  17. MR. PEACOCK ON PATRIOTISM.

    Despite a drenching downpour, the residents of Box Hill turned out in hundreds yesterday afternoon to witness the unveiling by the Premier of Victoria, Mr. ...

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  18. THE BOER GENERALS.

    General Louis Botha, who was recently closely pressed in the pursuit by Major-General Bruce Hamilton near Knapdaar, in the Ermelo district of the Transvaal, is now ...

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  19. CIVIL WAR IN COLOMBIA.

    A severe naval engagement between the Colombian revolutionaries and the Government has taken place in Panama Bay, on the Pacific side of the Isthmus of Panama. ...

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  20. A DYING CAUSE.

    There are increasing indications that the Boers still in the field realise the hopelessness of continuing the guerilla struggle. According to statements made by a body of ...

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  21. A PRISONER'S CRITICISM.

    A Boer prisoner named Wolmarans has made some pointed comments with regard to the Boer officials and delegates on the Continent. He expresses boundless ...

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  22. COLLAPSE OF A FACTORY.

    A shocking fatality has occurred at the Smithfield flax mill, Belfast. Owing to some cause at present unexplained, the building suddenly collapsed, and thirteen ...

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  23. HEAVY STORMS.

    The storm which unfortunately brought to an abrupt termination the afternoon play in the third test cricket match in Adelaide yesterday, the players being enveloped in ...

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  24. THE ITALIAN OLD MASTERS.

    A prosecution under the law passed in Italy recently, forbidding the sale for exportation of great works of art without special sanction by the Government in each ...

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  25. IMMEDIATE ORGANISATION.

    The Minister of Defence will to-day apply himself to the work of the preliminary organisation of the Second Commonwealth Contingent. Sir John Forrest will issue ...

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  26. THE LAST STAND.

    Following upon the recent discovery that the chief Boer depot in the north-east of the Transvaal colony, which is in almost inaccessible country, contains 60,000 small ...

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  27. KRUGER'S STUBBORNNESS.

    Mr. Kruger, ex-President of the Transvaal, has given another proof of his immovable obstinacy in regard to the terms of peace which the Boers vainly hope to ...

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  28. A NATIONALIST AMENDMENT.

    Mr. John Dillon, Nationalist member for Mayo East, moved an amendment on Mr. Cawley's amendment, denouncing "the systematic devastation and barbarism in the ...

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  29. SMALL-POX IN AMERICA.

    The authorities at Minneapolis, in Minnesota, United States of America, have taken prompt and remarkably energetic measures to prevent the spread of small pox in the ...

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  30. THE MILITARY VIEW.

    In military quarters the announcement of another contingent has caused great satisfaction. No instructions have yet been issued to ...

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  31. PLAGUE IN SYDNEY.

    Dr. Tidswell, acting president of the hoard of health, reported to the Premier that another suspicious case of illness was discovered to-day at Ruschcutter's Bay. ...

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  32. REINFORCEMENTS FROM INDIA.

    Six thousand tried and well seasoned troops now serving in India are under orders to start for South Africa, where they will exchange places with young soldiers ...

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  33. BRITISH NAVAL PROGRAMME.

    The Admiralty has invited tenders for the construction of ten torpedo boat destroyers. The specifications state that the vessels must be provided with heavier ...

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  34. THE LONDON MARKETS.

    Beet Sugar.--Mr. F. O. Licht, in his monthly circular of the beet sugar trade, reports that the production for the season up to date shows an increase of 481,000 tons, ...

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  35. A CHILD ATTACKED.

    Another case was reported a few doors from the cottages occupied by the persons already reported upon. Ruby Vipond, a child 10 years of age, who fell ill on 19th ...

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  36. AN ABDUCTION CHARGE.

    The Williamstown Police Court was thronged yesterday by a crowd who had assembled to hear the details of the case in respect to the abduction of ...

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  37. IN LANGWARRIN CAMP.

    A steady day of work was spent in camp on Tuesday. Colonel Braithwaite and Mr. Savage (controller of stores) visited camp and inspected the saddles and kit, with ...

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  38. LOCAL PRECAUTIONS.

    Precautions against plague, per rat exterminating along the wharves are being continued by the Board of Public Health. Dr. Gresswell thinks that fully £1000 has been ...

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  39. THE CHELTENHAM TRAGEDY.

    Mrs. Fagin, the woman who was murderously attacked by her husband at Cheltenham last week, still keeps her hold on life tenaciously. She lies in the ...

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  40. AMERICAN PRO-BOERS.

    A further and concerted effort is being made by pro-Boers in the United States to induce the Government to interfere, with the object of bringing the South African ...

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  41. BARQUE SAVERNAKE WRECKED.

    News from the Islands states that the British barque Savernake, from San Francisco to Queenstown, laden with wheat, was totally wrecked at Society Islands. Part of ...

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  42. INOCULATION FOR RINDERPEST

    Lord Kitchener has forwarded a report giving particulars of the manner in which the British authorities in South Africa have carried out the inoculation of cattle in ...

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  43. YACHT ASHORE AT PORTSEA.

    During a northerly squall this afternoon the yacht Trident, of St. Kilda, broke away from her moorings, and came ashore at the old baths, her stern being damaged and her ...

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  44. POSTAL DELIVERY SERVICE.

    Brunswick town council on Monday evening resolved--"That in view of the extensiveness of the postal delivery service in the town, the Postmaster-General should be written to urging for an ...

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  45. MR. RONALD, M.P., CONDEMNED.

    At the meeting of the Port Melbourne Debating Society held last night (the mayor, Mr. Walter, in the chair), Mr. E. E. Salmon moved the following resolution:-- ...

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  47. RETURNING TROOPS.

    The Karamea, with returning troops for the various States, including Major Brown, of the New South Wales Bushmen; Lieutenant Keapinson, of the Remounts De- ...

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