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THE CRICKETERS.
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CATTLE PLAGUE.
The Johannesburg correspondent of the "Morning Post" declares that the outbreak of cattle plague in Rhodesia originated among some cattle imported from Australia. ...
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THE SHAH.
The Shah of Persia yesterday visited Windsor and laid a magnificent wreath on Queen Victoria's tomb. Subsequently his Majesty was taken to the Crystal Palace, ...
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BOERS IN EUROPE.
The determination of Generals Botha, De Wet, and De La Rey to loyally adhere to the terms of surrender in South Africa has bitterly disappointed ex-President Kruger. ...
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KING LEWANIKA.
Lewanika, the King of Barotseland, has left England on his return home. He was greatly Impressed with his visit, and Intends to adopt European methods as far as ...
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RUSSIAN INDUSTRY.
The Russian Minister of Marine has issued orders to the effect that materials used in the construction of all ships built in Russia must be exclusively of Russian origin. ...
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PRESSMEN IN CANADA.
The Invitation of the Canadian Govern ment a party of British journalists is at present making a tour of the principal cities, in the Dominion. Yesterday the excursionists ...
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REBUILDING SOUTH AFRICA.
The Parliamentary and Financial Indemnity Bills have been read a second time in the Cape Colony House of Assembly. The debate revealed the existence of a certain ...
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CANADA AND FRANCE.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Canadian Premier who is on a visit to Paris, and who has had an interview with M. Delcasse, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, denies the negotiations ...
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NOTES BY "ARBITER."
Kent did well m their engagement with the Australians. At one stage of the game they had a fair winning chance, and to enable the visitors to win Saunders had to put up an excellent bowling performance. ...
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A FRENCH DEFICIT.
M. P. Leroy-Beaulieau, the publicist, states that he is alarmed at the continued decline in the French revenue. He anticipates that for the current year there will be a deficit of ...
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MONT PELEE ERUPTING.
Another severe eruption of Mont Pelee, Martinique, took place on Thursday. Heavy showers by dust were thrown out by the volcano, and for 20 minutes the land was in total ...
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THE LATE LUKAS MEYER.
Generals Botha, De Wet. and De la Rey, and a great assemblage of the public were present, yesterday at, the laying of the body of the late General Lukas Meyer in a vault ...
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FRENCH RELIGIOUS TROUBLES.
The Vatican has been warned by the Papal Nuncio at Paris that any encouragement given by the Roman Catholic Church to the Nationalists to renew the excesses which have ...
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A RHODES BEQUEST.
It is reported that Mr. Rhodes left £200,0011 worth of lands in South Africa to the Countess of Warwick, a well-known society leader, who is noted for her interest in rural ...
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SATURDAY'S COLLECTION.
The collection-box was happily rattled to some purpose on "Saturday in aid of the Mount Kembla Fund. The amount brought in exceeded expectations, In view of the ...
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ALPINE ACCIDENTS.
The two brothers, who were reported missing in the Alps, and the guides who were with them, were killed by lightning on the Wetterhorn. ...
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DE FREYNE'S ESTATE.
No fewer than 100 police were called upon to evict four families from. Lord de Freyne's estate, the rent of the farms not having been paid. One family resisted violently, using ...
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BATHERS ENGULFED.
While paddling on the Flley Beach, York shire, yesterday, five girls were overtaken by the tide. The mothers of the children made frantic efforts to rescue them, but without ...
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DULWICH HILL TRAMS.
A very material improvement in the tram service to Dulwich Hill was inaugurated this morning. The Marrickville trams have been discontinued, and all cars now run through to ...
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FRENCH-CANADIAN PREMIER.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Premier of Canada, is now on a visit to Paris. Speaking there, he advocated and alliance between Great Britain and France. Such an alliance, ...
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BIG RESUMPTION CLAIM.
When the Darling Harbour. Wharfs Resumption Appeal Court met this morning an announcement was made to Mr. Justice Walker and Judges Murray and Backhouse, the ...
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WOMAN'S FRANCHISE.
The presentation to Sir William Lyne at the School of Arts on Saturday by a deputation representative of the united branches of the Woman's Suffrage League was the ...
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ATTACK BY INDIANS.
A party or 300 East Indians attacked an estate in British Guiana. The police fired on the mob, with the result that 21 persons were killed and 32 others Injured. ...
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BRITISH SUBMARINE BOAT.
The latest type of British submarine boat has been severly tested at Barrow-in-Furness. The vessel maintained a speed of 15 knots. ...
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ENGLISH COMMERCIAL.
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WORK FOB THE SOLDIERS.
Lord Kitchener is ait present the guest of the Marquis of Londonderry at Wynyard Parle, Stockton-on-Tees. Lord Kitchener has advocated the addition ...
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A NEWTOWN HOTEL ROBBED.
The Union Hotel, Union-street, Newtown, of which Mrs. Susan Hammond is the licensee, was robbed on the 22nd Instant between 7 and 10 p.m. According to the report ...
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A RUSSIAN DISASTER.
Despite official secrecy, it has leaked out that in the recent military manoeuvres near St. Petersburg a squadron of cavalry was ordered to plunge into the river. The order was ...
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GENERAL CABLES.
The Canadian militia is being armed with the Metford-Ross rifle, Colonel R. G. Kekewich has been presented by the inhabitants of Devon with a sword of ...
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SORTING THE COIN.
It is not without Interest to note the order and the forms in which, as given by the classified list of them this morning; contributions to the boxes came in, Cheques were, ...
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