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  2. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    Lord Metheun reports that in the fight which his troops, who include some mounted Australians, had with the enemy under De La Rey near ...

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  3. DEMISE OF THE SOVEREIGN.

    A question has been raised whether, owing to the demise of the Queen, Parliament would not be dissolved. Broom Hadley's "Commentaries on the Laws of ...

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  4. THE EFFECT OF THE QUEEN'S DEATH ON AFRICAN AFFAIRS.

    A correspondent with many years' experience of Africa writes:—"The death of Her Majesty will annost certainly complicate the position in South Africa, for the Boer has a ...

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  5. GENERAL NEWS.

    It is not known yet when King Edward VII. will be crowned, but in this connection it will be interesting to note the time that elapsed between the accession and ...

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  6. THE DISARMAMENT ORDER.

    The order for the immediate surrender of all arms and ammunition owned by civilians in Cape Colony is producing a good effect. The town of ...

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  7. THE MOONTA COPPER MINES.

    A short time ago the directors of the Wallaroo and Moonta Smelting Company secured the services of Mr. Delgado, a Spanish expert, to report on the scheme for ...

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  8. LATEST SKIRMISHES.

    A British column under Mjr.-Uen. J. M. Babington have expelled a Boer commando from Makor's Kraal. In an encounter at Bushmen's Kranz, ...

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  9. THE ROYAL COMMISSION ON THE WINE AND PRODUCE DEPOT.

    The members of this commission held their first meeting at Parliament House on Tuesday morning. The only business transacted was the appointment of [?]-Col. ...

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  10. ACTIVITY AT THE CAPE.

    The military department at the Cape are straining every nerve to send troops to the front. Saddlers are working night and day to provide ...

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  11. THE SELATI RAILWAY CASE.

    The Brussels Appeal Court, yesterday gave its decision upon the judgments of the Correctional Tribunal in the famous Selati Railway case, in which the ...

    Article : 110 words
  12. MILITARY HOSPITALS COMMISSION.

    The Hospitals Commission, of which Lord Justice Romer is chairman, has issued its report. It exonerates the Army Medical Corps from all blame in ...

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  13. THE ELECTION FOR THE CENTRAL DISTRICT.

    In consequence of the death of Her Majesty the Queen, the arrangements for the campaign for the election for the General District of the Legislative Council have ...

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  14. INTERSTATE.

    William Morse, who received mortal, inquires when an explosion took place yes [?] day at the Spring Gully No. 1 Mine, Castlemaine, died this evening without ...

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  15. A MONUMENT TO BADEN-POWELL.

    A pleasing ceremony took place at Murray Bridge on January 16, when the monument to Mjr.-Gen. BadenPowell, which was erected some ...

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  16. THE SOUTHERN INVASION.

    British scouts from Cape Town are in touch with the vanguard of a commando of 1,200 Boers who are marching from Calvinia to Clanwilliam. ...

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  17. LIVE STOCK RETURNS.

    The annual return of live stock imported into and exported from South Australia during the year ended December 31, 1900, published in the "Government Gazette," is ...

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  18. THE AUSTRALASIANS.

    Pte. J. Finnigan, of the New South Wales Bushmen, killed in the light at Vlakfontein. ...

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  19. JOHANNESBURG ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT DESTROYED.

    The Boers in the vicinity of Johannesburg have destroyed machinery and plant which were used to supply the electric light for the city, with the ...

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  20. MILITARY HOSPITAL'S.

    The report of the Hospitals Commission, of which Lord Justice Romer was chairman, states that though there were serious evils connected with the ...

    Article : 71 words
  21. A UNIFORM RAILWAY GAUGE.

    Sir John Forrest in an interview, speaking in regard to the railway from Port Augusta to Kalgoorlie, mentioned that the line should be ...

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  22. TRADE WITH SOUTH AFRICA.

    Although Victoria is doing a large business at the present time with South Africa, supplying food and fodder for the British army, an excellent opportunity is now ...

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  23. BROKEN HILL

    An extraordinary assault was committed to-day on Thomas Scott, aged 73, who keeps a piggery six miles out of the town. Yesterday a man named Stevenson called at ...

    Article : 253 words
  24. TELEGRAMS.

    The French Chamber of Deputies yesterday, by a majority of 72, ordered that the speech by M. Waldeck Roussean, the Premier, in defence of the ...

    Article : 87 words
  25. THE FIFTH CONTINGENT.

    Brigadier-General Gordon, the Commandant of the South Australian military forces, took up his residence in camp on Tuesday evening. At 8.45 on Wednesday ...

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  26. THE IMPERIAL TROOPS.

    Recently the Mayor of Port Adelaide, Mr. J. W. Caire, wrote to the authorities requesting that the imperial troops who will arrive by the steamer Britannic should land ...

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  27. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    The proprietors of the "Sun" newspaper have been fined £25 for conducting a lottery in connection with that journal, The offence consisted in ...

    Article : 73 words
  28. QUEENSLAND.

    An arrest has been made at Toowooinba to-day in connection with the disappearance from the Union Bank at Grenfell, New South Wales, of about £4,000. The man ...

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  29. THE TAXATION ACT.

    His Excellency the Governor has been informed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies that as regards the Act to amend the Taxation Acts, assented to by His ...

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  30. IRON MONARCH RAILWAY.

    The directors of the Broken Hill Proprietary Company have placed contracts for the rails and rolling stock in connection with the proposed line of railway from Iron ...

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  31. WAR ITEMS.

    "We would have beat them had our general not been killed," said one of the Highland Brigade after the disaster at Magersfontein, and so extraordinary was ...

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  32. A NOTED EMBEZZLER.

    Benjamin Greene Lake, late chairman of the discipline committee of the Incorporated Law Society, was placed on [?]ial yesterday charged with ...

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  33. TASMANIA.

    The Britannic, with the Imperial troops on board, arrived at 9 o'clock last evening. The troops had an enthusiastic reception. The Britannic will leave on Thursday at ...

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  34. METROPOLITAN BRICK COMPANY.

    The directors' repart for the six months ended December 31, 1900, states:—"The operations of the period have resulted in a profit of £724 8s. 4d., out of which a ...

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  35. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    George Rex, an inmate of the Swan Boys' Orphanage, was drowned this afternoon while bathing in the Swan River with some companions. His absence was not noticed ...

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  36. THE PEACE MEDALS.

    The State schools and most of the private educational institutions resumed duty on Monday morning. The peace medals procured by the Government to ...

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