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  2. THIS WEATHER.

    "At last there is a prospect of a good general rain," said the Government Astronomer last night, after careful study of the latest advices from near and far outlying stations. ...

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  3. THE WAR.

    LONDON, Thursday Afternoon.--A sensational incident is reported from the vicinity of Rendsburg, where the colonial troops have been doing such gallant and clever work. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT

    The Surrey remained at her anchor in Neutral Bay with the squadron of the First Australian Horse aboard all yesterday. She was taking in cargo and coal, and, as a consequence, things ...

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  5. GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

    LONDON, Thursday Afternoon.--The Bank of England published rate of discount has been reduced from 5 to 4 12 per cent. ...

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  6. THE PRICE OF SILVER.

    LONDON, Thursday Afternoon.--Bar silver is quoted to-day at 2s 3 14d per ounce standard. ...

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  7. EXPORT TRADE IN RABBITS.

    LONDON, Thursday Afternoon.--The Australian rabbits which have arrived at Manchester by the Medic gave complete satisfaction to traders. ...

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  8. THE PLAGUE.

    ADELAIDE, Friday Night.--Unfortunately for the colony the plague scare is not to be allowed to die out without further trouble. A case is now being inquired into, which, though not ...

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  9. SAMOAN AFFAIRS.

    Speaking at Auckland with reference to Samoan affairs, Mr. Blacklock, the American Vice-Consul for the Group, did not give any encouraging opinion regarding the prospects of peace between ...

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  10. MAIL CONTRACT.

    The Premier received yesterday the following table from the Secretary of Slate for the Colonics:--"Request early consideration question of Fremnatle in substitution for Albany as mall ...

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  11. THE FRENCH MAILBOAT.

    The French mall steamer Paclfique, which arrived here on Wednesday from Noumea, will be released from quarantine on Thursday next. Passengers' baggage and transhipment cargo will, ...

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  12. RECALCITRANT RATEPAYERS.

    Every borough has the misfortune to possess ratepayers who do not pay rates, and in the past the borough of Willoughby has suffered severely in this respect. Last year, however, the then ...

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  13. WOMEN'S WORK FOR THE WAR.

    Parcels intended for inclusion in the shipment of clothing for the troops in South Africa continue to reach Mrs. "Waller this week, and quite a number came to hand after the cases were ...

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  14. THE LADYSMITH VICTORY.

    LONDON, Friday.--On Sunday, the 7th inst., the Ladysmith garrison gave expression to their gratitude at the gallant and successful resistance offered to the Boer ...

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  15. MELBOURNE CITY HEALTH ACT.

    MELBOURNE, Friday.--There la little that is new in regard to the bubonic plague. The Premier to-day received a wire from Adelaide that there were no fresh oases, and that the patient ...

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  16. NORTH SHORE BRIDGE.

    The proposed establishment of better communication between Sydney and the North Shore by means of a high-level bridge across the harbor received the attention of the standing municipal ...

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  17. MISHAP TO A BRITISH TRANSPORT.

    In connection with the accident to the British transport Denton Grange, which ran ashore at Las Palmas whilst outward bound to the Cape, a cable from the captain dated Las Palmas, ...

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  18. THE WYCHEPROOF TEAGEDY

    MELBOURNE, Friday.--The Coroner's inquiry into the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of Mrs. Vince on Tuesday was resumed to-day. The husband of deceased, who was ...

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  19. TRIED FOR TREASON.

    LONDON, Thursday Afternoon.--The trial is proceeding in Cape Colony of 35 persons alleged to be[?]rebels. Captain R. Dowse, of the Queensland ...

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  20. NEW STEAMER FOR THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

    An important addition to the fleet of the Norddeutscher Lloyd was made on the 2nd ult. by the launch from Schichau's yard at Danzig, of the twin-screw steamer Grosser Kurfurst, an ...

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  21. THE MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION.

    Recently, on the principle that union is strength, the five boroughs of the northern suburbs formed a standing municipal committee for the consideration of a number of matters of ...

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  22. A TRANSPORT DELAYED.

    LONDON, Thursday Afternoon. -- The steamer Persic, which it was at one time intended to utilise as a transport for Australian troops to the war, will be delayed ...

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  23. PATRIOTIC WAVERLEY LADIES

    The Mayoress of Waverley (Mrs. Watkin Wynne) has arranged for weekly meetings of ladles of the district to make Nightingale garments for wounded soldiers in South Africa. ...

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  24. RELIEF OF LADYSMITH.

    LONDON, Thursday Afternoon.--Later particulars referring to Colonel Lord Dundonald's passage of the Tugela go to show that he went forward with a small force in ...

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  25. CANADIAN LOYALTY.

    LONDON, Thursday Afternoon. -- The municipality of Toronto, Canada, is taking steps to insure the lives of the soldiers who have departed for the front with the ...

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  26. AT NORTH SYDNEY AND MOSMAN.

    Miss Woolcott, of North Sydney, who is the honorary secretary, of the northern branch of the St. John Ambulance Association, has, with the assistance of friends, prepared and ...

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  27. PROPOSED ELECTRIC TRAM EXTENSION.

    With regard to the movement for the extension of the electric tramline front Enmore, via Addison-road, Livingstone-road, Morgan-street, and Wardoll-road, Marrickville, it has been decided ...

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  28. FALL FROM A ROOF.

    George Anderson (40), residing at 128 Botany- street, Waterloo, was admitted to the St. Vinvent's Hospital yesterday morning, suffering from a fractured thigh. He was working on the roof ...

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  29. GENERAL SIR HENRY RUNDLE.

    LONDON, Friday.--Major-General Sir Henry M. L. Bundle, K.C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., now commanding at Dover, has been appointed to the command of the Eighth ...

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  30. TO-DAY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 129 words
  31. THE LATEST "ABSENT-MINDED BEGGAR."

    The Zulu kraal at Olympia has been the scene of much rejoicing owing to the birth of a son to Ngonglwananl and his wife Manociyana. The birth was celebrated by the curious, and ...

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  32. A BAPTISM OF DUST.

    During the gusty weather of the last few days the inhabitants of North Sydney have had a baptism of dust. Once upon a time the local council, seized by an inspiration, recognised that ...

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  33. COMPLIMENTS FROM THE CARRINGTONS.

    Mr. Lyne, the Premier, yesterday morning received the following cable from Lord and Lady Carrington, referring to the dispatch of the 2nd Australian Contingent to South ...

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  34. SUNDAY SERVICES.

    The Rev. George Walters will conduct an "In Memoriam" service in memory of the late Dr. James Martineau, in the I.O.O.F. Temple, to-morrow morning. At the evening service, a lecture ...

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  35. AT BALMAIN

    The ladies of Longnose Point, Balmain, have taken up this good work, and last Monday week some of the residents were waited upon and contributions amounting to £4 13s were collected. ...

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  36. ENORMOUS ELECTRICAL GENERATORS.

    The Westinghouse Electric Company, which are about to erect extensive works at Manchester, have just secured a unique order from the Manhattan Railway Company. The apparatus covered ...

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  37. WAR NOTES.

    Fortune's buffets and rewards we must take "with equal thanks." The Australians killed and the others wounded and. surrendered in the recent ambush are, to put it into figures, but a ...

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  38. OFFICERS OF THE A.J.S. BANK.

    We understand that a number of the officers of the Australian Joint Stock Bank, Limited, have proceeded with the New South Wales contingents to South Africa. Four accountants were from ...

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  39. THE WOMEN WHO STAY

    They sailed away with a fine disdain, And they kissed their loves, "Good-bye!" It was, "Dear, but I'll soon be back again!" And, "Dear, you'll be brave, now try!" ...

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  40. AT THE TUGELA.

    LONDON, Friday.--Farther news of a very satisfactory character has been received regarding the movements of the several divisions attached to General attached to General Buller's ...

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  41. THE AMERICAN TRANSPORT.

    A cable was received yesterday ordering the American transport Celtic, moored in Farm Cove; to leave for Manila next Thursday, the 25th inst., instead of the 7th of February, the date previously ...

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  42. DR. NEWMARCH AND THE RIFLEMEN.

    Prior to the departure of Dr. Newmarch, who is one of the crack rifle shots of the colony, and a member of the National Rifle Association of New South Wales, he was presented by the ...

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  43. SAMOA AND THE FRISCO MAIL BOATS.

    Mr. W. Blacklock, American Vice-Consul for the Samoan islands, interviewed at Auckland the other day, when asked if there was any probability of Pago Pago becoming the port of call ...

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  44. GENERAL WAUCHOPE.

    General Wauchope was a Scot of the Scots, and in Scotland he had a reputation of quite another sort. His countrymen were naturally and properly proud of his prowoss as a soldier. But ...

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  45. THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

    A preliminary meeting, called by Mr. Bridges, chief inspector of schools, was held in the Public Instruction Department yesterday to consider some general plan for contributing to the Patriotic ...

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  46. CHURCH PARADE.

    A military parade service is to be held to-morrow afternoon in the Leichhardt Park, under the auspices of F Company, 7th Regiment (St. George's Rifles). The captain of the company ...

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  47. THE MAIL STEAMERS.

    Four mallboats are due to arrive at Sydney within a week. The Orient liner Orizaba is expected this morning from London, the R.M.S. Marinesa, of the A. and A. line, from San ...

    Article : 293 words
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