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Lord Methuen was released and sent to Klerksdorp immediately after his capture. General De La Rey also caused a ...
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Daylight Robbery at Bendigo.
About one o'clock to-day Mr. John Prior, manager of the Garden Gully mine, was "held up" by an armed robber, and a sum of .484 7s 4d taken from ...
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Resignation of Cr. Silberberg.
At the last meeting of the Portland Shire Council, Councillor M. M, Silberberg tendered his resignation as a councillor for the East Riding. ...
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The Boer War.
Lord Kitchener, in a despatch dated Pretoria, Tuesday, stated that Lord Methuen had been brought into Klerksdorp that day and is doing well. ...
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EXPLANATION BY "THE TIMES."
"The Time " to-day states that the reason Lord Methuen was sent into Klerksdorp was that his wound appealed to De la Rey's humanity and chivalry, ...
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KRUITZINGER'S TRIAL.
The trial of the notorious Cape raider, Kruitzinger, charged with murder, arson and train wrecking, has again been postponed, ...
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EMPLOYMENT OF INDIAN TROOPS.
Mr Brodrick, replying to a question by Mr Winston Churchill, member for Old- ham in the House of' Commons, said that the time had not yet come to consider ...
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Magisterial Inquiry.
A magisterial inquiry was held on Saturday afternoon, before Mr H. J. Mr Campbell, J.P., on the body of Edward Chapman Attwood, a lad 19 years of ...
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