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CONCERNING PEOPLE.
On Saturday afternoon, December 1, at 4 o'clock. His Excellency the Governor will inspect the old soldiers at the Town Hall A military service will take place at the ...
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MUSICAL EXAMINATIONS.
The following is the pass list of the public examinations in theory of music conducted by the University of Adelaide in November, 1900:— ...
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WAR NOTES.
Mr. Kruger has journeyed from Marseilles to Paris, and has been the recipient of a vast number of addresses of sympathy. Demonstrations of ...
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THE TRANSVAAL CAMPAIGN.
Further particulars have come to band concerning the riot which attended the reception ceremonies in honour of ex-President Kruger at Marseilles. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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TROUBLED CHINA.
The French fleet in China has subdivided, and some of the warships are now closely watching operations in the vicinity of the Yang-tsze-Kiang. ...
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BUBONIC PLAGUE AT THE CAPE.
The Government of Cape Colony have engaged Dr. Rupert Hornabrook, of Adelaide, to advise the health authorities regarding the best means ...
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MILITARY OPERATIONS.
A German force on the 20th inst. in a battle near Kalgan killed 50 Boxers and captured eight guns. Another detachment of Germans ...
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POISONED BY BEER.
A sensational occurrence is reported from Manchester. Three hundred residents of the city are suffering from having partaken of beer in the ...
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ANOTHER ANGLO-RUSSIAN DISPUTE.
A detachment of the Madras Pioneers have been sent to Tongku to prevent the Russians from evicting a British subject from premises ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
The proprietors of the "Daily Chronicle" have been mulcted in £1,900 damages aud costs for a leaderette libelling a firm of meat preservers. ...
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ANOTHER V.C. FOR TASMANIA.
Lieut. Guy G. E. Wylly, of the Tasmanian bushmen's corps, has been awarded a Victoria Cross for conspicuous bravery in a recent fight at ...
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COMPLAINT AGAINST SIKHS.
French military officers are complaining that the Sikh regiments have been ransacking the Imperial tombs at Si-Ling in search of treasure. ...
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THE CRISIS IN CHINA.
France is narrowly watching British movements in the Yang-tsze Valley, and has sent a section of her fleet to Shanghai. The Russians have threatened ...
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THE CZAR'S ILLNESS.
The Latest bulletin from St. Petersburg states that the Czar is suffering from sleeplessness, which causes his friends some anxiety. ...
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LORD KITCHENER.
The "Standard" is informed that Lord Kitchener, chief of staff to Lord Roberts, will be forthwith raised to the full rank of Lieut-General, and ...
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THE HARLECH CASTLE AT ALBANY.
The troopship Harlech Castle arrived this morning at 7 o'clock. By a fortunate coincidence H.M.S. Royal Arthur, which is proceeding to Fremantle to embark the ...
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THE SUBJUGATING IRREGULAR ARMY.
The famous regiment known as the Imperial Light Horse, of which Mr. A. Wools Sampson is the Colonel, and Mr. "Karri" Davies Major, is ...
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THE FRENCH PRETENDER.
King Leopold of Belgium has informed the Duke of Orleans, the aspirant to the French throne, that his projected visit to Brussels would be ...
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AUSTRALASIAN MEAT.
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THE COMMONWEALTH.
The steamer Dalhousie with 100 picked Indian troops, who will take part in the ceremonies which will inaugurate the Commonwealth of ...
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SIR ALFRED MILNER.
It is slated that the task of pacifying the Boer territories will be closely supervised by Sir Alfred Milner, the High, Commissioner, whose final ...
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SERIOUS BICYCLE SMASH.
A serious accident, in which two men had their arms broken and several others were badly injured, marred the bicycle races on Saturday, when the East Melbourne Club ...
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BADEN-POWELL'S POLICE.
General Baden-Powell, who for some time has been suffering from an attack of enteric fever, is now recovering. ...
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WELCOMED BY THE QUEEN OF THE NETHERLANDS.
The young Queen Wilhelmina, in a telegram addressed from Amsterdam to Mr. Kruger as "the President of the South African Republic," says:—"I ...
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AUSTRALIAN MINING STOCKS.
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THRILLING ACT OF SELF SACRIFICE.
Colonel Robert George Broadwood, of the 12th Lancers, has escaped death through the self-sacrificing bravery of a trooper in the hussars. ...
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THE AUSTRALASIANS.
Lieut. S. F. Osborne, of the New South Wales lancers, has sailed from Cape Town for England. Private A. W. Grey, of New South ...
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FOREIGN TRESS OPINIONS.
Several United States newspapers, which up to the present have written in favour of the Boers, now advise Mr. Kruger to admit his defeat and to ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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AUSTRALIAN SOLDIERS.
Pte. J. McCance, of the first Victorian contingent, who was invalided home because of wounds received at Rensburg, has consulted Dr. Clendennin, the X ray ...
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INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET.
The pennant cricket matches were continued yesterday. The play was of an uninteresting description. Carlton defeated Hawksburn on the first innings by ...
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THE BOER PRISONERS AT CEYLON.
A cable message from Colombo mentions that a German who had been sent there with the Boer prisoners made an attempt to escape, and was ...
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HOT WEATHER IN MELBOURNE.
As a rule November is a hot month, but this year the weather has been pleasantly cool. A change, however, set in on Saturday, and it mine with such suddenness that ...
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THE EXPULSION OF FOREIGNERS FROM THE TRANSVAAL.
In the Reichstag at Berlin yesterday questions were asked relative to the action of the British military authorities in expelling from the Boer States ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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VERDICT AGAINST A MINE MANAGER.
At an inquest at Bendigo on the death of John Findlay, who died as a result of injuries received by a fall of earth at the Great Northern Mine, Eaglehawk, on ...
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VICTORIAN RIFLE MATCHES.
The fortieth annual prize meeting of the Victorian Rifle Association was brought to a successful close on Saturday. The Lambie challenge trophy, instituted in memory of ...
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ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
An audacious attempt at highway robbery under arms was made last night on the road to South Broken Hill. Mr. Isaac Krantz, a grocer in a large way of ...
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THE TANTANOOLA TIGER.
The Tantanoola tiger scare has been revived by Mr. John Bird, a lending resident of Scarsdale, who states that he saw the animal at midday on Thursday between ...
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COALMINERS' TROUBLES.
Several lads, employed as wheelers at the new Lambton colliery, Newcastle, have struck work for higher wages. As a result of this hasty action the colliery has been ...
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SWINDLING WITH A BIBLE.
Dr. Wollaston, Secretary of the Customs Department, has been advised by the South Australian Customs authorities that a Bible, forwarded from Sydney to Adelaide, had ...
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QUEENSLAND PARLIAMENT.
In the Legislative Assembly last night the Sugar Experiments Stations Bill was read a third time. The House went into Committee on the estimates, and several ...
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VICTORIAS MEAT IN SOUTH AFRICA.
A report has been, prepared by Dr. Brown, of the Department of Agriculture, concerning the unofficial complaint from a surgeon in the imperial service in South Africa that ...
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THE FEDERAL ELECTIONS.
Mr. R. T. Vale, M.L.A., announces that it is his intention to seek to represent Ballarat in the Federal House of Representatives. Mr. Alfred Deakin is standing for ...
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GALLANT BRITISH INFANTRY.
Major-General J. E. Boyes, with the 17th Brigade, had several skirmishes while clearing the country between Vrede and Harrismith, and reports ...
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