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  2. OUR BOYS.

    Private E. C. Mills, writing to his mother, under date 1st March, says:—"We started for the front yesterday at 2 p.m. from Capetown Railway Station. It was very hot and dusty, ...

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  3. The War

    There are indications that the vanguard of the force which was despatched by Lieutenant general Lord Methuen, under Coloned Drummond, from Kimberley, for the relief ...

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  4. VERY LATEST.

    The casualties suffered by the British army in South Africa up to April 7 reach a total of 17,701 killed, wounded, and missing, but not including the loss in the disaster at ...

    Article : 116 words
  5. BOER FORCE ENTRENCHED.

    News received via Delagoa Bay reports that the Boers to the number of 35,000, with 90 guns, occupy impregnable entrenched positions between Kroonstad and Winburg, a distance ...

    Article : 37 words
  6. ITALY WILL NOT INTERVENE.

    The Italian Minister for Foreign Affairs (Marquis Viscounti Vinosti) has assured the Transvaal delegates (Messrs Fischer, Wolmarans, and Wessels) that Italy will not ...

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  7. PORTUGAL'S ACTION—A STRONG PROTEST.

    The Transvaal and the Orange Free State have both protested strongly against Portugal's action in permitting the debarkation of the troops at Biera, which they assert is ...

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  8. ATTEMPT AT ISOLATING CLERY.

    Commandant Botha attempted to isolate General Clery and his force at Sunday's River. The Boer positions cover fifteen miles of country. ...

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  9. DARING ATTEMPTS ON THE BRITISH LINES.

    Daring attempts have been made by the Boers to creep towards the British line of communication, but in each instance the attempts have been successfully checked. ...

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  10. BULLER'S MOVEMENTS.

    General Buller's prospective movements in Natal consist of containing the attention of the Boer force there, and busying them in order that the forces at present there may be ...

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  11. MORE REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE FRONT.

    General Hunter is now embarking at Natal with a large force, including the Dublin's, Connaughts, and Somersets. Their destination is unknown, but it is believed to be ...

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  12. PASSPORTS WITHHELD AT DELAGOA BAY.

    At the instance of Britain, passports have been withheld from 25 out of 75 foreigners who landed at Delagoa Bay. The twenty-five stopped carried ammunition. ...

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  13. IMPORTANT SPEECH BY SIR ALFRED MILNER.

    Sir Alfred Milner, Governor of Cape Colony, in acknowledging an address of confidence from 46 clergymen of the Evangelical churches, said that a recurrence of the ...

    Article : 104 words
  14. MORE BOERS FOR ST. HELENA.

    The Boer prisoners taken at Bishoff go to St. Helena direct. ...

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  15. AFFAIRS AT HEADQUARTERS.

    Lord Roberts has received new boots and khaki serge uniforms for the troops at the front, but the concentration of stores delays his immediate march forward. ...

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  16. A PRIEST EXPELLED BY THE BOERS

    Father De Lacy, an ardent Johannesburg priest has been expelled by the Boers for showing sympathy with the British prisoners by providing them with Xmas dinners. ...

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  17. CONSTITUTION BILL.

    It is understood that Mr Chamberlain is willing, if appeals are unrestricted, to pass the remainder of the Bill without alteration, and also simultaneously to introduce a scheme for ...

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  18. LIFEBOAT DISASTER.

    Two lifeboats at Padston (Cornwall, Eng.) capsized, and eight lifeboat men and three shipwrecked fishermen were drowned. ...

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  19. How to Prevent Croup.

    We have two children who are subject to attacks of croup. Whenever an attack is coming on my wife given them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it always prevents the ...

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  20. CIRCUIT COURT.

    VALENTINE PFINGST, found guilty the previous day of manslaughter, was brought up for sentence. Mr Lukin called witnesses as to character. ...

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  21. HORSE-STEALING.

    WILLIAM CONNOLLY was charged with having stolon at Tenthill, on the 8th March, a mare, the properly of August Tillick. He was also charged with receiving the same, ...

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  22. HAVING IN POSSESSION A FORGED BANK NOTE.

    THOMAS GALLAGAN was charged with having in his possession a hundred forged bank notes, purporting to be bank notes of the Bank of North Queensland. ...

    Article : 137 words
  23. MURDER.

    DAVID SISSMAN was charged with having murdered Michael Doyle at Sandy Camp, Clifton, on the 24th January last. Mr J. W. Blair, instructed by Mr Geo. ...

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  24. FOURTH DAY.

    The hearing of the charge of the murder of Michael Doyle preferred against David Sissman was continued, the witness Michael Doyle being still under examination. ...

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  25. A NOVEL DIVORCE CASE.

    Madame Melba's (the eminent vocalist) husband has obtained a divorce in Texas on the ground of her desertion of him. ...

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  26. ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE

    A woman was round near Mallewa Junction with her legs bound and nearly strangled. She was unconseioun when found, but on recovering stated that shortly after 3 o'clock on ...

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  27. GERMAN RESIDENTS.

    Mr. J. Stodart, M.L.A., has protested to the the Premier the resolution passed at a meeting of about 200 German residents held at Beenleigh on 21st March The resolution reads:— ...

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  28. OAKEY METHODIST MISSION.

    Messrs. G. Castner and Bowden, the delegates sent by the Oakey congregation of the above-named mission, presented to the quarterly meeting of the Methodist Church, Toowoomba, ...

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  29. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL

    A special meeting of the Municipal Council was held on Wednesday at 10 a.m. for the purpose of accepting enders, fixing salaries, and the discussion of a probable further loan to ...

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