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Advertising : 765 wordsAlthough the anticipated attack by Mr M'Lean did not come off the dis-affection ill the Government ranks grows more open each day, and the leaders ...
Article : 1,034 wordsAfter his victory at Belmont. Lord Methuen pushed on and encountered the enemy again 10 miles further north. The Boers (2500 men) were again well posted. ...
Article : 120 wordsAs foreshadowed in the Gppsland Times, on the on Monday, the lion. Allan M'Lean, M.L.A., in the Assembly this afternoon, after tile questions had been answered, gave ...
Article : 154 wordsH. J. Scott applied for his certificate. Mr Wise for applicant, stated that he had paid 7s in the £1 to all creditors.—Granted. R. A. Scott applied for certificate, and ...
Article : 92 wordsOn and after the 1st December 1899 the following are the time appointed for closing mails at the Sale Post Office:— Alberton—Tuesday, Thursday and ...
Article : 179 wordsJohn Bleakley sued Thomas E. M'Gartland for £19 damages for trespass. Mr Wise for plaintiff; Mr Sargeant for defendant. ...
Article : 527 wordsAdditional proof is now forthcoming of the disloyalty amongst some of the Afrikander inhabitants of the Orange River frontier districts of the Cape Colony. ...
Article : 95 wordsThe votes of twenty-six of lthe Oppositionists will be-cost against the Government. Mr M'Lean expects a majority of three ...
Article : 105 wordsAs to matters that have no practical outcome it is of no consequence whether we agree or not. The earth may be, as some say it is, a molten mass (save for a shell a ...
Article : 789 wordsThe British surprised 'one Boers eight miles south of Escourt and eighty of them were bayonetted. 'The British loss was heavy, as the Boer quick tiring guns. were ...
Article : 71 wordsNo further news has been receivers from Ladysmith, which is still cut off from communication by rail or wire. Sir Cornelius Clery has commenced his ...
Article : 120 wordsTelegraph Stakes. Miss Wycombe 1, Envoy Hess 2, Nebraska 3. Hurdles—Redcomer 1, Reindeer 2, Keera 4. ...
Article : 63 wordsA small fore of British at Kuruman after a six days fight defeated an attacking force of 300 Boers. The Boers killed and wounded numbered ,8. The British loss was trifling. ...
Article : 35 words1430 yarded for to-day's sale, 500 being from Gippsland. The demand was dull at fully 10s per head under last week. Averages:— ...
Article : 124 wordsIt has now been ascertained that at the battle of Belmont the Boer artillery was commanded by an ex-officer in the Austrian army named Albrecht. ...
Article : 137 wordsThe following letter from Miss Florence Nightingale to Mr H. Herbert, president of the Balaclava Society, was read at the dinner given on Wednesday evening to the ...
Article : 393 wordsPalmerston is to be tried over hurdles. At a meeting of the committee of the Bairnsdale Race Club held on Saturday was decided to hold the annual racemeeting ...
Article : 254 wordsSouthern districts, including Bass' Straits.— Moderately fine inland, with N.W. winds: passing showers in coastal district with strong winds, chiefly West; moderate to ...
Article : 38 wordsInformation has bee received which suggests that the continued advance of Lord Methuen towards Kimberley has strongly impressed the Boers around the town. ...
Article : 53 wordsThe South Australians have las 7 wickets for 204. The scores are:— VICTORIA. First Innings 360 ...
Article : 751 wordsSunday December 3rd—Mass at Sale 9 and 1 vespers 7; Maffra 11 Rosedale 11 Stratford 9; Newry 9; Briagolong 11 Toongabbie 9 Cowwarr 11. ...
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Family Notices : 27 wordsThe good service rendered by the Naval Brigade at Ladysmith where, according to Sir George White, their quick-firing guns saved to town, has induced the ...
Article : 83 wordsTHE indictment against the TURNER Government is of a two-fold character. Parliament is chiefly concerned in personal matters, while the public gives ...
Article : 3,532 wordsCommunication with Ladysmith is again interrupted, and no further message has been received from Sir George White, who yesterday reported "all well and cheerful." ...
Article : 130 wordsThe half-yearly general Meeting of share- holders in the A.N.A. G.M. Co. (Depford) was held last evening. There was a good attendance and Mr Staveley (Chairman of ...
Article : 439 wordsFollowing last week's short market, a largely increased supply rattle to had, 18,600 having been penned. Owing to the bulk of the supply consisting of good and ...
Article : 486 wordsNEW UNITED MINERS' G.M. CO. (Howitville). The manager reports, 27/11/99:—Water lowered in shaft to 90ft level, have inspected same. East drive is in 60 ft and ...
Article : 106 wordsIn the theatrical circles there are a few better known men than David Crosbie, of Market Street, Melbourne.. An artist who has travelled as extensively as Mr. Crosbie ...
Article : 431 wordsThe existence of treachery has been discovered among the ranks of the Imperial Light Horse, the volunteer regiment raised by Messrs "Karri" Davies and Wools ...
Article : 149 wordsIt is reported that the natives told Colonel Kekewich on the the 23rd that the Boer camps to the south of Kimberley had been vacated, and that General Cronje with ...
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Gippsland Times (Vic. : 1861 - 1954), Thu 30 Nov 1899, Page 3
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