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  2. CHRISTMASTIDE, 1899.

    As this year Christmas Eve fell on the Sunday, the characteristics of the day and night preceding Christmas Day were transferred to the Saturday. All that ...

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  4. COMING EVENTS.

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  5. Transvaal War

    Further reports of the battle with General Sir, Redvers Butler's forces at the Tugela River, near Colease, in Natal, on tho 15th instant, show that the smokeless powder ...

    Article : 126 words
  6. Boer Ammunition Getting Short.

    London, December 24. It is reported that the Boors are tunnies short of ammunition for the big guns manufactured for them at the Creuzot works, in France. ...

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  7. FUTURE DATES.

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  8. Help from Dependencies.

    The Times this morning declares that the prompt, genuine, and substantial sympathy shown by Canada and Australasia is a set-off against the calamities that have been met ...

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  9. Diary.

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  11. Offer of Machine Guns.

    The Hon. R. J. Seddon, Premier of New Zealand, has accepted the offer of the Elswick Ordnance Works to supply four Hotebkiss machine guns for the New Zealand ...

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  12. Enoggera Election.

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  13. Share Market.

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  14. Hospital Steamer Maine.

    Messrs. Burgoyne and Co., the well known colonial wine merchants, in London, have presented 100 dozen of Tintara wine to the Anglo-American hospital steamer Maine. ...

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  15. Century and Year--1899.

    If the centuries of the era are graded on the principle of first the blade, then the ear, and then the full corn in the car, the nineteenth century is up to ...

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  16. MAGDALEN ASYLUM.

    Peace and happiness and good cheer seemed to reign within the walls of the Magdalen Asylum at Wooloowin at Christmastide. This brightness was brought about ...

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  18. Traders Warned.

    The Foreign Office has issued a notice warning British subjects and also resident foreigners that they will make themselves liable to heavy punishment by trading with ...

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  19. Australian Cricket.

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  20. Winston Churchill Safe.

    Mr. Winston Spencer Churchill, the special correspondent of the Morning Post, who was reported to have been recaptured by the Boers after having made his escape from Pretoria, ...

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  21. Roman Catholic Prayers.

    Cardinal Vaughan, Archbishop of Westminster, the head of the Roman Catholic hierarchy in Great Britain, has issued directions for public and united supplications to ...

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  23. Losses of the Boers.

    The special correspondent of the Standard estimates that in the battle at the Tugela River the losses of the Boers reached a total of 2.000 killed and wounded. After the ...

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  24. Train Disasters.

    The Pullman train bound from London to Brighton this morning came into collision with a boat train which was standing at Wivelsfield station. A fog prevailed at the ...

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  25. Christmas Fires.

    At 10 o'clock on Saturday evening a fire broke out on the top floor of Messrs. Rankin and Morrow's confectionery factory in George street. The Central Fire Brigade ...

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  26. 332 Men Surrender.

    Altogether 21 officers and 311 men were compelled to surrender, but the Boers allowed the wounded to return to the British lines. ...

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  27. Great Landslip.

    News is to hand of a disaster, involving great damage and loss of life, having occurred at Amalfi, a seaport town in Italy, on the Gulf of Salerno, 23 miles south-east of ...

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  28. Those Abandoned Guns.

    The report that the Boers captured the guns abandoned by General Sir Redvers Buller at the Tugela River has now been confirmed. ...

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  29. SALVATION ARMY.

    Brigadier Horskins held farewell meetings at Ipswich on Sunday last. Most of the corps held their ordinary meetings, with special carol singing on Christmas Sunday. ...

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  30. A Boer Admission.

    Router's Agency reports that the Boers admit that they would have been compelled to retreat if the shelling of their position at the Tugela River had been continued by the ...

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  31. Ovation for Lord Roberts.

    Field-marshal Lord-Roberts, the now Commander-in-chief in South Africa, left England on Saturday for Capetown. Lord Roberts was accorded a splendid ...

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  33. CHRISTMAS AT SANDGATE.

    Christmas at Sandgate may be said to have commenced on Saturday night. when the Town Band went round the town, stopping here and there to play Christmas carols. ...

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  34. Christmas in Rome.

    His holiness the Pope yesterday inaugurated a holy three and a-half hours' service, by opening the holy door at St. Peter's Cathedral. Three thousand persons were ...

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  35. Wealthy v. Poor.

    A correspondent writes thus: "Now that the air is pungent with a strong odour of sensationalism, certainly not without a just cause, I venture to think a few remarks ...

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  36. MacGilleroy's Millions.

    The usual instalment of the above serial story is held over till to-morrow, and in it place we give a complete story on page 3. ...

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  37. Duke of Westminster Dead.

    The death is announced of the Duke of Westminster, aged 74, from pneumonia. [The Duke of Westminster (Hugh Lupus Grosvenor, title created in 1874) was born in ...

    Article : 112 words
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  39. Imperial Yeomanry.

    Great enthusiasm is being manifested in connection with the Imperial Yeomanry Corps which the Government are raising for service in South Africa. In addition to the ...

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  40. Off to England.

    Mr. Alfred Gross, senior partner in the firm of Messrs. A. Gross and Co., Elizabeth street, left Brisbane for Europe on Sunday. Before departing he was presented with a ...

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  41. GENERAL HOSPITAL.

    A progress through the General Hospital yesterday revealed how much it is possible for care aud kindness to do to alleviate the sadness of sickness and suffering. All the wards ...

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  42. Death of Mr. Moody.

    The death is announced of Mr. Dwight Lyman Moody, the celebrated American evangelist, aged 62. "People of the Period "says: Mr.Dwight ...

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  43. London Volunteers.

    The corps of skilled marksmen which is being raised by the Lord Mayor of London for service in South Africa, the strength of which was originally fixed at 1,000. has now ...

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  44. Patriotic Fund Concert.

    The Liedertafel have been very busy during the last few days preparing for their atriotic fund concert next Thursday. Since or last issue the orchestra have had a well ...

    Article : 114 words
  45. Reinforcements for South Africa.

    Half of the Fifth Division of the First Army Corps, under the command of Lieutenant-general Sir Charles Warren, now daily expected at Capetown, will be sent on ...

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  48. Northern Travellers.

    The following through passengers by the northern mail were booked at the Central railway station on Monday, 26th instant:--For Gladstone--Contain Hutton. Messrs. W. ...

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  50. Sortie from Ladysmith.

    New's has been received that the British force, under Lieutenant-general Sir George White, at Ladysmith, made a sortie on Monday, the 18th instant, and had a sharp ...

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  52. CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.

    Amongst the many rejoicings that marked the recurrence of the great Christian festival none was pleasanter to witness, from the unclouded joy it brought, than that held at the ...

    Article : 311 words
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