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  2. THE TRANSVAAL CONTINGENT.

    On Thursday evening Lieutenant Stapleton and Lieutenant Blair (subalterns of the S.A. Transvaal contingent), were entertained at a farewell dinner in the ...

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  3. BROTHERS OF THE CHAIN.

    Altogether, so far as surface indications were concerned, it appeared that the plans laid so neatly and carried out with such ruthless unscrupulousness had completely ...

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  4. THE JACKSON CASE

    Some startling evidence was given to-day before the Parliamentary committee appointed to enquire into the transfer of Mr. Jackson to the Lands Department. Mr. ...

    Article : 432 words
  5. VICTORIA.

    The inquest on the body of Mrs. Mary McIntosh, who died from the effects of an injury to the skull, has been further adjourned till Thursday nest, as her ...

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  6. FOREIGN COMPLICATIONS.

    The active preparations now in progress for commissioning all the cruisers which have been mobilised in connection with the forthcoming manoeuvres of the British ...

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  7. THE TRANSVAAL WAR.

    The British War Office has been, unofficially informed that a squadron of the 18th Hussars, commanded by LieutenantColonel Berhhard Drysdale Moller and ...

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  8. FACTORIES' ACT AMENDMENT BILL.

    The Chief Secretary to-day launched the Factories Act Amendment Bill in the Legislative Assembly, and occupied some time in explaining its provisions. He said ...

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  9. THE AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT,

    The military contingent for South Africa continues to absorb a great deal of attention, and the preparations for the send-off are on a most elaborate scale. The city ...

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  10. THE SMALLPOX PATIENTS.

    The smallpox patients who were lauded at the quarantine-station from the Afric are, according to a report received by Dr. Ramsay Smith (president of the Central ...

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  11. THE HEYFIELD ESTATE.

    A large and important sud-divisional sale of land took place at Hey field to-day, when the Heyfield estate, consisting of nearly 14,000 acres, was submitted to ...

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  12. ENGAGEMENT AT REITFONTEIN.

    Latest advices concerning the engagement between General Sir George White's farces and the Orange Free State burghers on Wednesday state that the encounter ...

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  13. LOCAL ART AND SCIENCE EXAMINATIONS.

    At the local art and science examinations held by authority of the board of governors of the Public Library, Museum, and Art Gallery of South Australia, on Tuesday, ...

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  14. SELLING USED STAMPS.

    A printer, John Charles Turner, was charged at the Carlton Court to-day with removing obliterations from stamps and then selling them to the postal authorities. ...

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  15. COLONEL YULE'S TROOPS,

    General Sir George White, who is in command of the garrison at Ladysmith, reports that the forces under LieutenantColonel J. H. Yule, who recently formed a ...

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  16. A CAPTAIN FINED.

    Captain J. C. Thompson, the master of the schooner Violet, on a recent trip from Adelaide to Melbourne neglected to report that he had three gallons of gin and 20 lb. ...

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  17. THE INFLUENZA OUTBREAK.

    There is a great strain on the accommodation at the Melbourne Hospital owing to the influenza epidemic. ...

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  18. PORT ADELAIDE FLOWER SHOW.

    A flower show in connection with the Port Adelaide and Suburban Horticultural and Floricultural Society was opened in the Port Town Hall on Thursday ...

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  19. THE BOURKE-STREET ROBBERY.

    The detectives this evening arrested Solomon Fryberg, aged 42 years, describing himself as a merchant, in connection with the robbery of 21 diamond rings, valued at ...

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  20. THE SOUDAN.

    It was recently announced that in pursuance of the decision of Lord Kitchener, Governor-General of the Soudan, preparations had been made at Omdurman for ...

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  21. EXPORT OF QUEENSLAND MEAT.

    A cable message has been received from the War Office offering an increase of the order for Queensland meat for South Africa by 7,000 cases, making in all 10,000 ...

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  22. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    A case of contempt of court brought against the proprietor of the Glen Innes "Guardian" on account of commenting on a matter which was sub-judice, in a column ...

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  23. CHAPTER XXVIII.—IN SIGHT OF VICTORY.

    When the so-called Marquis 'd'Avranche left the bank, after learning that the credit of what had been the wealthiest criminal society in the world was no longer ...

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  24. KIMBERLEY INVESTED.

    Latest advices from South Africa state that Kimberley, the centre of the diamond fields, has been completely invested by the Boers. The streets of the town have been ...

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  25. FAMINE IN INDIA.

    Reports were recently received that the famine in India would affect 350,000 square miles of country, and that 30,000,000 people would be included in the list of sufferers. ...

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  26. QUEENSLAND.

    In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. Jackson moved—"That it is desirable that the Government should establish additional School of Mines and ...

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  27. TELEGRAPHISTS WANTED AT CAPETOWN.

    The Postmaster-General has received a cablegram from the bead of the Postal Department at Cape Town. The message reads: — "Extreme pressure here through ...

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  28. INVASION OF NATAL.

    It is estimated, that the combined forces from the Transvaal and the Orange Free States now engaged in invading Natal number 30,000. ...

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  29. ENGLISH RACING.

    Oban, who was favorite for the Cambridgeshire, was soon beaten in the race. The Grafter, the Australian horse, who was quoted in the betting at 25 to 1, ...

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  30. WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE.

    A deputation from the Women's Christian Temperance Union waited on the Home Secretary to-day and asked that in the new Electoral Bill, provision should be ...

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  31. CAPTURE OF ELANDS LAAGTE.

    It is reported that 500 horses were captured, by the British troops during the engagement at Elands Laagte. ...

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  32. NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.

    The Legislative Assembly sat through the night till 6.15 this morning. A disorderly scene occurred at 4.30 a.m. Mr. Norton proceeded to deal with the Port Kembla ...

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  33. WEST AUSTRALIA.

    The Supreme Court case. Dr. Harvey v. the Perth Tramway Company, a claim for personal injuries, was concluded to-day. A verdict was given for the plaintiff for ...

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  34. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Wellington Garrison Band has left for Bathurst. The Governor, has left for Melbourne, where he will be the guests of Lord Brassey ...

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  35. CANADIAN VOLUNTEERS.

    Her Majesty the Queen, in a cable to the Earl of Minto, Governor-General of the Dominion of Canada, has expressed her heartfelt thanks to the Canadians who have ...

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  36. NEW ZEALAND VOLUNTEERS.

    Mr. Chamberlain has cabled to the Governor of New Zealand conveying the Queen's thanks to the people of New Zealand for the striking manifestation of their ...

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  37. THE BRAESIDE TRAGEDY

    The police have captured four natives alleged to be implicated in the Braeside tragedy, and they will arrive at Marble Bar during the week. ...

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  38. DEATH OE MR. J EDNIE BROWN.

    Mr. J. Edme Brown, Conservator of Forests, died this morning of failure of the heart's action, supervening on influenza. Mr. Brown was Conservator of ...

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  39. THE STEAMER WATKATO.

    The Chief Justice, sitting as an Admiralty Court, to-day granted the release of the Waikato. ...

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  40. THE ALLUVIAL TROUBLE.

    The Minister of Mines will give his final answer, to the alluvial miners' representatives to-morrow. Some replies from leaseholders were received to-day, and it is ...

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  41. THE WAR DENOUNCED.

    Some of the Radius and Irish Nationalists are still using every opportunity afforded to denounce in Parliament what they call the infamous war in the ...

    Article : 108 words
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