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  2. THE FISCAL CAMPAIGN. DEBATE ON ADDRESS IN REPLY.

    The debate on Mr. Morley's amendment on the Address in Reply was concluded in the House of Commons last night. The amendment was as follows:— ...

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  3. ENGLISH MAIL SERVICE. ONLY TWO OFFERS RECEIVED.

    It transpired yesterday that the Postmaster-General only received two and not three tenders for the proposed new English mail service. Three letters marked ...

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  4. THE NEW GOVERNMENT.

    The names of the members who have accepted positions in the new Administration were disclosed by Mr. Bent yesterday. There are two new members in the ...

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  5. THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR. JAPANESE PREPARING TO LAND IN MANCHURIA.

    Reports which have been telegraphed to headquarters from General Pflug, chief of staff to Admiral Alexieff, point to an important development in the Japanese plan of campaign. According to General Pflug, it is stated at Yinhow, the port of ...

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  6. COSSACK BRUTALITY.

    Complaints have been made by Mr.H.B. Miller, the United States consul at Niuchwang, of the brutal behaviour of the Russian soldiers. ...

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  7. THE RECENT FIGHTING.

    The "Daily Chronicle'S" correspondent estimates that the damage done to the warships in the fighting at Port Arthur and Chemulpo amounts to £7,000,000. ...

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  8. SINKING A JAPANESE STEAMER.

    Great indignation is felt in Tokio at the circumstances of the sinking by the four Russian cruisers from Vladivostock of the Japanese merchant steamer Nakonouta ...

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  9. THE WEI-HAI-WEI RUMOUR.

    The Marquis of Lansdowne, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has taken a further step in connection with the rumour that the Japanese had been allowed to use ...

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  10. IN TALIENWAN BAY.

    Japanese war-ships have been seen in the roadstead at Talienwan Bay. ...

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  11. RUSSIANS AT NIUCHWANG.

    Advices from Niuchwang state that there are 2,000 Russian troops there, with three batteries of artillery. ...

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  12. JAPANESE IN KOREA.

    Reports from Tokio state that 60,000 Japanese troops have been landed at various-Korean ports. Military crities expect that it will be some weeks before there is any serious land fighting on the Yalu, in consequence of the difficulty in ...

    Article : 87 words
  13. COLONEL HAY'S NOTE.

    According to Mr. G. W. Smalley, "The Times" correspondent at New York, Russia's assent to Colonel Hay's note asking the powers to unite in maintaining the ...

    Article : 155 words
  14. HEAVY GERMAN LOSSES.

    Berlin and Frankfort financiers have lost £5,000,000 by the depreciation in Russian and other stocks caused by the war. They accuse the German Government of ...

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  15. JAPANESE WAR-SHIPS ACTIVE.

    The Japanese war-ships are showing much activity in scouring the seas for Russian merchant vessels. They have captured the German steamer Yokohama, which carried a cargo, including a quantity of dynamite, intended for Port Arthur; and also ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  16. JAPANESE V. RUSSIANS.

    We republish below from "The Argus" of February 15, 1902, portions of an article on the above subject, written (in view of the conclusion of the British-Japanese treaty) ...

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  17. RELIEF FUNDS.

    Viscountess Hayashi, wife of the Japanese Minister in London, has appealed to her countrywomen resident in Great Britain to subscribe to a fund for the relief ...

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  18. BRISBANE AS A PORT OF CALL.

    BRISBANE, Tuesday—The Premier has received several letters from federal members indicating that they are supporting a proposal to make Brisbane a port of call ...

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  19. MR. IRVINE. TESTIMONIAL FUND.

    Although Mr. Henry Butler's list of subscriptions to the Irvine Testimonial Fund was closed on Monday, a few additional sums were received yesterday, and at the ...

    Article : 251 words
  20. STATE POLITICS. RAILWAY REPRESENTATION.

    It is probable that there will be a split vote in connection with the election of two representatives of the railway service in the next Parliament. While it is true that a ...

    Article : 387 words
  21. THE MID-HERTS ELECTION.

    The "Standard," commenting on the election for Mid-Herts, which resulted in the return of Mr. Slack, the Liberal candidate, who defeated the Hon. Vicary Gibbs, ...

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  22. CHINESE FOR THE RAND. A BOERMANMIFESTO

    Messers. De La Rey, Louis Botha, and Schalk Burger and ten other leading Boers have issued a manifesto with regard to the importation of Chinese labour into the ...

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  23. MELBOURNE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

    The members of the council of the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce, at their meeting held yesterday, took the opportunity of expressing their sincere regret ...

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  24. CABLE MESSAGES FOR JAPAN.

    The Berne International Telegraph Bureau notified the Postmaster-General yesterday that cable messages addressed to Japan, Formosa,Fusan, Seoul, Chemulpo, or ...

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  25. THE FARMERS' LEAGUE.

    Mr. A. W. M'Pherson, secretary of the Farmers' League, the main object of which is to resist socialistic legislation, reports that the movement is making excellent ...

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  26. JAPANESE MAIL SERVICE.

    As the Japanese mail steamers have all been recalled to Japan, Australian mail matter cannot now be forwarded regularly to that country. The Postmaster-General ...

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  27. RUSSIAN CASUALTIES.

    The following official message was received from Baron Komura, the Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs, by the acting Consul-General for Japan in Sydney:— ...

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  28. THE COMING ELECTIONS.

    Sir.—The position of affairs in connection with the forthecoming state elections is extremely critical. the federal elections we all saw how an organised minority ...

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  29. MINISTERIAL STATEMENT.

    In the House of Commons yesterday, the Hon. Alfred Lyttelton, Secretary of State for the Colonies, undertook, on behalf of the Government, that the terms of the contract ...

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  30. THE ARMED STRENGTH OF JAPAN.

    When the reorganisation of the Japanese army, begun after the war with China, was completed, the total forces, upon mobilisation, reached a grand total of 603,106, made ...

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  31. THE CAPE ELECTIONS.

    The general election of members of the Cape Colony House of Assembly is finished. The result is that the Progressives have secured a majority of five, the figures ...

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  32. LAW NOTICES (This Day).

    At Half-past 10 a.m.—Luke v. Pahner (part heard), London Bank v. Ormond, Carter v. M'Gregor First Civil Court. ...

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  33. NOTES ON THE CABLES.

    A Russian staff report from Niuchwang says Japanese patrols have been seen at Sinmin-ting, an important trade centre 50 miles to the west of Mukden, and at Su-chia-tun, ...

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  34. KASUGA AND NISSHIN.

    The Japanese cruisers Kasuga and Nisshin (purchased from the Argentine Republic), which left Genoa on January 9, and recently arrived at Singapore, have put ...

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  35. EVACUATION OF MANCHURIA.

    A blue-book just published shows the light in which Great Britain has regarded Russia's policy in the Far East. Despatches included in the blue-book show ...

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  36. AN AUSTRALIAN FUND.

    Messrs. Tobita and Ishi[?], of Asahi and Co., Japanese merchants, of Brisbane, have received a letter from Sydney, from the committee of the Hokokukai, or patriotic ...

    Article : 139 words
  37. WHOLESALE SHOOTING

    A patriotic demonstration at Moscow has been the scene of a remarkable occurrence. Count Demensky, who took part in the demonstration from a balcony, became so ...

    Article : 85 words
  38. FROM LONDON PAPERS.

    Japan is following the example of the Great Britain, the United States, and Russia, and has decided to increase the displacement of her battleships to 16,000 tons, instead of ...

    Article : 220 words
  39. SMALL-POX IN NEW ZEALAND.

    The Victorian health authorities yesterday received a cable message from the New Zealand Minister of Health, stating that the case which had been under observation for ...

    Article : 131 words
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  41. THE BLOWING-UP OF THE YENISEI.

    The Russian transport Yenisei, which was sunk by an explosion on Thursday last in Talienwan Bay, was loaded with explosives, and was laying a mine when the ...

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  42. THE CHEMULPO FIGHT.

    It is stated that the Japanese did not use torpedoes in the fight off Chemulpo, in which the Russian cruisers Varyag and Koreiets were destroyed. ...

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