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  2. AT THE FRONT.

    Private T. Ashworth, of the First Western Australian, Contingent, Writing to his parents from a farm near Colesberg, March 7, describes a narrow escape ...

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  3. THE PLAGUE.

    When Saturday came, and no fresh, cases of bubonic plague had been reported at Fremantle for about five days, many of the residents of the port ...

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  4. THE WAR.

    The latest news from Wepener, where a Britashi force, Under Major Dalgetty, is surrounded by the Boers, shows that the garrison has so far gallantly resisted. £he enemy's attack. Both sides are well equipped with guns, and the firing has been heavy and continuous. On Thursday, the British, made a ...

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  5. ITALY.

    An unsuccessful attempt was made yesterday by a number of Neapolitan children to derail a train by which the Prince and Princess of Naples were ...

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  6. DEATH OF A NEW ZEALANDER.

    Private Robert Morris, of the New Zealand Roughriders' contingent, has died from enteric fever at East London. ...

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  7. THE QUARANTINE STATION.

    Yesterday afternoon the acting principal medical officer (Dr. Harrey), the Special medical officer at Fremantle (Dr. Anderson), and Mr. A. Dillon Bell, of ...

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  8. BOER PEACE MISSION.

    Dr. W. J. Leyds, the Transvaal Government's representative in Europe, met the Boer peace delegation at Milan, in Italy, when the sealed instructions ...

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  9. RUSSIA.

    One thousand quickfiring guns are being manufactured to the order of the Russian Government. ...

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  10. THE HOUSE IN WHICH WILSON LIVED.

    In connection with the cleansing of the house in which Sydney Wilson, the second, victim to the bubonic plague at Fremantle, resided, in South-terrace, at ...

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  11. PARIS EXHIBITION.

    The Paris Exhibition was opened yesterday by President Loubet. The weather was beautiful, brilliant sunshine preparing and the scene at the opening ...

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  12. "TOMMY ATKINS."

    In a private letter written by General Buller, the British Commander in Natal refers in eulogistic terms to the qualities of the British, soldiers is the field. ...

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  13. FINANCIAL.

    The balance-sheet of the British and Australasian Trust and Loan Company, Ltd, has been published, and shows a profit of 23,637. It is proposed to pay ...

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  14. TROOPS, GUNS, AND STORES.

    Reinforcements are rapidly reaching Lord Roberts at Bloemfontein. Batteries of artillery, many remounts, and large quantities of stores are also ...

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  15. ORANGE FREE STATE

    At the engagement at Doom Spruit on March 31, Captain Nix, a Dutch military attache on the staff of the Boer general, was wounded, and fell into the ...

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  16. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.

    The nineteenth, annual session of the Grand Lodge of Western Australia was held at Northarn on Friday and Saturday last. In the unavoidable absence ...

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  17. MEETING OF THE FREMANTLE HEALTH COMMITTEE.

    A meeting of the Fremantle Health Committee was held at the council chamber on Saturday afternoon, when there were present—The Mavor in the ...

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  18. ARMY SUPPLIES.

    Exporters of American, foodstuffs are complaining that their shipments to South Africa have been reduced. The reduction has been brought about ...

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  19. COLONIAL TROOPS.

    The brigade which is to be formed under Major-General Hutton, formerly New South Wales Commandant, and afterwards Commander of the Militia ...

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  20. ENGAGEMENT OF DOCTORS

    Dr. E Black, R.M., the seting principal medical officer, who is attending the plague congress in the eastern colonies, telegraphed from Melbourne on saturday ...

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  21. SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.

    The drastic measures which the health authorities decided to adopt when it became known that an outbreak of the plague had occurred at Fremantle were ...

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  22. FIGHTING AT WEPENER.

    Further particulars have been received in connection with the attack made by the Boers on Major Dalgetty' force at Wepener, close to the ...

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  23. THE CASE OF WILSON.

    Hie medical men who carried out the bacteriological examination on the tissues of the man Wilson, who died on Thursday morning, reported yesterday ...

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  24. ITEMS OF INTEREST.

    The Great Northern Railway company, of England, has no fewer than 400 of its employes now serving at the front. The War Office has placed an order ...

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  25. BRITISH COMMANDS.

    The London "Times" says that Lord Roberts has re-arranged the commands. Major-General R. Pole-Carew is to command the Third Division, in the place ...

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  26. AT ALBANY.

    Strict quarantine was enforced in connection with the steamers Anglian and Victoria-that is, all the mail matter, cargo, and passengers' luggage were put ...

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  27. AT BUNBURY.

    A special meeting of the works committee was held here yesterday afternoon to consider the suggestion of the Government that the Board of Health ...

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  28. THE ENEMY CHECKED.

    Lord Roberts reports, that the enemy's movements in the south of the Free State have been checked. Wepener is still surrounded, but is ...

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  29. TRIAL OF REBELS.

    Two Afrikander rebels of Cape Colony have been tried by court-martial at Naauwpoort, and sentenced, the one to five and the other to ten years' penal ...

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  30. BRITISH AT BLOEMFONTEIN.

    The health of the British, troops at Bloemfontein is good, and the climate is described as perfect. ...

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  31. IMPERIAL BUSHMEN.

    In connection with the transport of the Imperial Bushmen's Contingent, it has been decided that the steamer Armenian shall convey the New South ...

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  32. REDDERSBURG OCCUPIED.

    A British, force, under Major-General Sir H. E. Chermside, has occupied Reddersburg unopposed. [It was at Reddersburg that five ...

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  33. IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Two fresh cases of plague were reported on Saturday and two to-day, one being fataL There was also one death in quarantine. ...

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  34. SOME APPOINTMENTS.

    Colonel Gordon, of South Australia. as aide-de-camp to the officer in charge of communications, will rank as a staff officer. ...

    Article : 52 words
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