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  4. FEDERATION.

    The meeting which was held in the Town Hall last night showed by its enthusiasm that the residents of Hamilton at least were prepared to accept Federation up to the hilt. The ...

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  5. LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

    President M' Kinley has signed an ultimatum that war between Spain and the United States will begin after six o' clock on Saturday morning next. ...

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  6. THE WAR.

    War against Spain being now practically declared, the United States Government is making its final preparations. If by 6 o' clock on Saturday morning Spain has not complied ...

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  7. SPANISH INVASION OF THE STATES.

    It is stated that agents of the Spanish Government are actively engaged in Mexico organising expeditions to invade the United States. ...

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  8. CARE OF THE WOUNDED.

    The Salvation Army in the United States has offered the services of a number of its female officers to act as Army hospital nurses during the coming hostilities. ...

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  9. AMERICAN PRESS ENTHUSIASTS.

    General Woodford, the American Ambassador to Spain, has received his passports and departed for Washington. Several American newspapers have offered rewards for the first ...

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  10. FEDERATION MOVEMENT.

    Speaking at Northam last night, Sir John Forrest said that he would vote in the Legislature for the Commonwealth Bill being sent to the vote of the people. He combatted the ...

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  11. BRITISH ANXIETY.

    Much anxiety is felt in commercial circle in England as to possible, interference with British trading vessels during the pending war between Spain and the United States. As ...

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  12. NEW YORK'S WARLIKE ASPECT.

    The work of enlisting recruits for service against Spain is being vigorously carried out in the United States. In all the parks of New York city recruiting officers have pitched ...

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  14. VOLUNTEERS FOR SERVICE.

    In addition to the regular forces and militia of the United States large numbers of volunteers have offered themselves for service against Spain. No fewer than 400,000 men of ...

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  15. THE SPANISH MINISTER HAS QUITTED WASHINGTON.

    Senor Benabe, the Spanish Minister at Washington, has applied for his passports and has quitted Washington. ...

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  16. SPANISH PREPARATIONS.

    Twenty-eight thousand regulars and fifteen thousand volunteers are in garrison at the fortifications of Havana at the entrance to the harbour, which are declared to be very strong. ...

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  17. FOUR MORE STEAMERS.

    The United States and Spain are vicing with one another in the purchase of merchant steamers to be used as cruisers and transports ...

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  18. THE OPENING OF THE SPANISH CORTES.

    The opening of the Spanish Cortes was a brilliant and impressive ceremony. Queen Christina, the Queen Regent, and young King Alfonso were received with intense ...

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  19. EFFECT ON THE MELBOURNE MARKETS.

    The effect of the American war is perceptible in Melbourne. In the wheat market the holders have decined to quote to-day, and no business is being done. ...

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  20. A COWBOY REGIMENT.

    Colonel W. F. Cody, of Dakota, better known as Buffalo Bill, has raised a regiment of cowl[?]ys from the Western States, and is arranging to join the United States forces in the ...

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  21. POSSIBLE ACTION OF THE POWERS.

    The Paris Temps has the following, dated Madrid, 13th March:-- "It is no longer a secret that the object of the visit of Senor Loon Castillo, Spanish Ambassador to France. ...

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  22. THE SIERRE LEONE TROUBLE.

    The disturbances at Sierra Leone are becoming more serious. The head of Humphrey's missionary has been found impaled on a stick. ...

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  23. A SHORT WAR EXPECTED.

    Intense relief is felt by the American people at the decision arrived at by Congress. The general opinion in the United States is that the war will be short, and there will be ...

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  24. THE COLLIERY STRIKE.

    The South Wales' coal strike is costing the district £200,000 weekly, and including iron-workers and other industries 200,000 men are idle. The local authorities are appealing to ...

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  25. ANGLO-SAXON SYMPATHY.

    From the general tone of the cable messages received by the London press, it is gathered, that Anglo-Saxon opinion throughout the world is " solid for America." ...

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  26. SPAIN'S PREPARATIONS.

    A special to the New York Herald from Washington says:-- Information has reached the authorities that Spain is actively fortifying her home ports and those in the Philippine ...

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  27. AMERICA WILL NOT RESORT TO PRIVATEERING.

    The American Government has officially announced that it will not resort to privateering. The British Government is pressing Spain to make a similar declaration, and an ultimatum ...

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  28. THE BRITISH BUDGET.

    Sir Michael Hicks Beach, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, made his budget speech last night. It showed a surplus of nearly four millions, and he announced slight abatements ...

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  29. THE SUMMONING OF VOLUNTEERS.

    The American House of Representatives has passed a Bill authorising the summoning of volunteers. ...

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  30. LATEST NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS.

    Honora Veen has recovered a verdict of £20 and an injunction to restrain the continuance of the nuisance committed by Alfred Perfect, regarding the drainage in her property at ...

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  31. AMERICA'S VIEW OF HER TASK.

    The following compilation from the American papers just to hand will be read with interest now that war has been declared:-- SPAIN'S BASIS OF OPERATIONS. ...

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  32. THE SOUDAN WAR.

    Advices from the Soudan report operations by a British gunboat at E[?] Aliah, on the Nile, some miles below the junction of that river and the Atha[?]a. The gunboat attacked and ...

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  33. DEFENCE OF THE EMPIRE.

    At the Royal Colonial Instituter last night a paper on Imperial defence was read by Colonel Hutton, formerly Commandant of the New South Wales military forces. ...

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  34. HAVANA PRACTICALLY DEFENCE LESS.

    Havana is practically defen[?]eless, although it should have been made by harbour and coast defence, not only an impreguable base of operations, but also a base of supplies, a secure ...

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  35. SPAIN'S MERCHANTMEN.

    Spain [?] merchant fleet consists of about 950 vessels, of which 402 are steamers of a greater size than 100 tons. Of these there are 37 of more than 3000 tons, and 37 are between 2000 ...

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  36. IMPEACHMENT OF [?] HUNG CHANG.

    According to the Standard, the Emperor of China has taken a determined step in regard to the charges preferred against E[?] Hung Chang, the great Chinese statesman. ...

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  38. ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.

    [We do not in any way identify ourselves with the opinions of our correspondents. We throw our "original correspondence" column open to any bona fide person who wishes to ...

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  39. CHARACTER OF THE WAR.

    The war, then, will be primarily naval in character, and will be fought to a very sharp finish. The over- confidence and loyalty of our people must not betray them, [?]wl ...

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  40. PRICE OF BREAD IN HAMILTON.

    SIR, -- I would like to draw the attention of the public of Hamilton to the price they are paying for bread at the present time, viz. 8d per loaf of [?]1bs, notwithstanding that the ...

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  41. GENERAL.

    The [?] Newington, in the south of London, for the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon, and where the [?]ces have been [?] on by his son, has been ...

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  42. SPAIN'S PREPARATIONS.

    In view of the declaration of war the several squadrons of the Spanish navy are preparing for immediate action. Reports from M[?]d state that four first class [?] have been ...

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