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  2. ASHANTI WAR.

    The rains are delaying the advance of the British relief column in Ashanti. ...

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  3. FEDERATION.

    There was a crowded audience, including a large number of ladies, at the Victoria-hall, Fremantle, last night, to hear addresses against the Commonwealth ...

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  4. COUNTRY NEWS.

    In the police court, before Mr. J. A. Wright, R.M., on Thursday, Hans H. Felstead, a sailor on the Finnish ship Lochee, and Thos. Mann, a coal lumper, ...

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  5. THE BOER WAR.

    There is no news to hand of further fighting in South Africa. Grave charges have been made by Mr. Burdett-Coutts, M.P., in a letter to the "Times," regarding the treatment of the British sick and wounded in South Africa, it being alleged that the field hospital arrangements are altogether ...

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  6. INTERCOLONIAL.

    Dr. Napier, who some months ago was thrown from a horse and seriously injured, has now recovered. He will resume his duties in the Adelaide Hospital on July 16. ...

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  7. THE FAR EAST.

    The Kaiser has authorised the German residents of Hong Kong to volunteer for the defence of that colony. The railway from Taku to Tien-tein, ...

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  8. MESSAGE FROM HODGSON.

    Colonel James Willcocks, who is in command of the Kumasi relief column, has cabled that Sir F. M. Hodgson intimated on the 17th inst. that he could ...

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  9. CAPTAIN WALLINGTON.

    Captain Wellington, private secretary to Lord Tennyson, has received an appointment in England. He will leave in the R.M.S. Britannia on July 19. ...

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  10. SUPPOSED WRECK.

    In connection with the supposed wreck on the south coast of Kangaroo Island, she search party so far has discovered nothing of; importance beyond a. little wreckage, which ...

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  11. PARLIAMENT.

    To-day the Legislative Assembly adopted the Address-in-Reply to the Governor's Speech. There is a desire to get on with the serious business of the session as quickly as ...

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  12. COLONIAL MARRIAGES BILL.

    The Colonial Marriages Bill, which was recently passed by the House of Lords, has been blocked in the House of Commons by Messrs. J. G. Talbot and ...

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  13. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    A respected resident of the Rydal district named Peter Martin died to-day at the age of 104 years. ...

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  14. WOUNDED BROUGHT IN.

    Two hundred of Admiral Seymour's wounded have been brought into Tien-tsin. Fifty thousand Chinese prevented the ...

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  15. THE VICTORIA GROSS.

    Major Edmund John Phipps Hornby, Sergeant Parker, Gunner Lodge, and Driver Glassock, all of the "Q" Battery of the Royal Horse Artillery, have been ...

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  16. THREE MORE DEATHS.

    Corporal A. Bette, of the Tasmanian Mounteds, was killed at Donkerhoek. Bugler Hortle and Private G. Kingston, of the Victorian Mounteds, and ...

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  17. VICTORIA.

    A daring jewellery robbery was committed at Bendigo early this morning. A window of James Knowlton's jeweller's shop was smashed, and a large quantity of watches ...

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  18. MINISTERS LEAVE PEKING.

    The French consuls at Shanghai and Chefoo report that the Foreign Minister have left Peking. Escorted by Chinese troops, they proceeded along the ...

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  19. CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE.

    The combined missionary societies of the city held a service of supplication in the Congregational-hall this afternoon. Sister Garland, who has been engaged in ...

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  20. THE KHEDIVE.

    Abbas Pasha, the Khedive of Egypt, has arrived at Buckingham Palace from Port Victoria, where he was recently de-tained by a bad throat. ...

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  21. GROUNDING OF A STEAMER.

    The steamer Brisbane, inward bound from Kaipara, grounded in the West Channel at the Heads this morning. Shortly afterwards she was floated off, and reached the wharf ...

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  22. MOUNT DEDDICK MINES.

    A special meeting of the Mount Deddick Silver and Lead-mining Company to-day authorised the directors to cell the property to an English syndicate, whose shares are ...

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  23. CAPE COLONY.

    Mr. Jacobus N. P. Botha, member for Aliwal North, and colleague of Mr. J. W. Sauer, the late Commissioner for Public Works, has been arrested on a ...

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  24. LORD BRASSEY.

    Lord Brassey has arrived at Southampton on board his steam yacht, the Sunbeam. When interviewed in regard to the ...

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  25. MESSAGE FROM SEYMOUR.

    The latest message from Admiral Seymour was heliographed to Tien-tsin. The message stated that the Admiral's force was surrountded, and that ...

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  26. FALL OF SNOW.

    The weather is cold and wintry. In various parts of the country heavy falls of snow have been reported. ...

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  27. FOUND DROWNED.

    Mr. Andrew Leitch, an old resident of the Ararat district, was found drowned in the River Murray at Echuca to-day ...

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  28. RAVAGES OF DISEASE.

    There is great indignation at Cape Town owing to the condition of the military hospitals, and the absence of comforts for the invalided soldiers. ...

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  29. COLONIAL INSTITUTE.

    Two thousand persons attended a conversazione held in connection with the Colonial Institute yesterday. Those present included the Agents- ...

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  30. CLOSER SETTLEMENT.

    The Walmer Estate, containing 13,000 acres, near Horsham, in the Western District, has been offered to the Government for closer settlement purposes. ...

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  31. BUNBURY.

    In the police court on Thursday morning, before Mr. W. H. Timperley, R.M., Isaac Place was charged by Police-constable M'Caul with drunkenness in ...

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  32. CABLE MESSAGES DELAYED.

    The cable message delays of the last few days is being used here as an excuse for an attack on Mr. Watt in his dealings with the Eastern Extension Company. It is urged ...

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  33. BRITISH TROOPS.

    It is officially announced in Cape Town that no troops will be withdrawn from South Africa until the end of the war. ...

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  34. MORE ABOUT THE MINISTERS.

    Mr. W. R. Caries, the British consul at Tien-tsin, cables to the effect that Sir Robert Hart, the inspector-general of Customs and Posts, has announced that ...

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  35. PRIVY COUNCIL.

    The cases of Fleming versus the Bank of New Zealand and the Commissioners of Taxation, New South Wales, versus Kirk, have been decided by the Judicial ...

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  36. COMMERCIAL CONGRESS

    Mr. C. T. Ritchie, president of the Board of Trade, addressed a meeting of the Imperial Commercial Congress yesterday. ...

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  37. THE BOER DELEGATES.

    Messrs. Fischer, Wolmarans, and Weasels, the Boer delegates, who have been on a visit to America, have sailed for France. A new Boer committee has ...

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  38. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

    To-night a fire broke out at Williamstown, and resulted in the destruction of three shops and their contents, and the partial destruction of a fourth shop. The damage is roughly ...

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  39. RUSSIA.

    The Czar of Russia has issued a ukase prohibiting the playing of baccarat everywhere, including private houses. [Baccarat is a French game of cards, ...

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  40. DR. TREVES INTERVIEWED.

    Dr. Treves, the well-known surgeon, who accompanied Sir William MacCormac to Sooth Africa to take part in field hospital work, has been interviewed ...

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  41. VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT.

    Sir George Turner, who concluded his speech by moving, amid Opposition cheers, "And we [?] desire to inform your Excellency that your advisers do not possess ...

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  42. COMMERCIAL.

    Wheat has relapsed about a shilling. The visible wheat supply in America to the east of the Rocky Mountains is 58,119,000 bushels, against 57,428,000 ...

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  43. COLONIAL TROOPS.

    Commissions in the Imperial army have been granted to Lieutenant J. E. Westgarth and Lieutenant J. E. F. D'Apice, of New South Wales; also to ...

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  44. NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.

    The Legislative Assembly sat all night discussing the Supply Bill, and an amendment reducing the rote of £1,500 to Mr. Barton by £500. ...

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  45. ADMIRAL SEYMOUR RELIEVED.

    The Shanghai correspondent of the London "Express" states that Admiral Seymour has been relieved, and has reached Tien-tsin. ...

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  46. THE WOOL MARKET.

    The wool market is depressed, as consumption has fallen in all the manufacturing centres. It is expected that at the next sales merinoes will show a ...

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  47. AUSTRALIAN BUSHMEN.

    Lord Tennyson, in reply to a query respecting the whereabouts of the Imperial Bushmen Contingent, received a message from Sir Alfred Milner to-day ...

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  48. RELIEF OPERATIONS.

    The Chinese desperately resisted the relief of Tientsin until the 4 7-10in. guns from H.M.S. Terrible were brought to play upon the Krupp guns which were ...

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  49. BUBONIC PLAGUE.

    One case of plague occurred to-day. The following is a summary of the braidings cleansed in the quarantine areas:—Duellings, 5,002; shops and dwellings, 808; churches, ...

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  50. INVALIDED AUSTRALIANS.

    The invalided soldiers by the steamer Australasian reached Sydney to-day. They were accorded a hearty reception. A private cable message was received ...

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  51. COMMERCIAL.

    Melbourne, Jane 28.—Wheat opened strong at 3s. ld. to 3s. l½d., bat owing to a reported reaction in London 3s. was the best offer at the close. Holders are asking 3s. 1d. and 3s. ...

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  53. Advertising

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  54. LIEUTENANT TREMEARNE.

    The Lieutenant-Governor has received official confirmation of the report that Lieutenant Tremearne sailed for England invalided. ...

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  55. IN NEW ZEALAND.

    Parliament passed the Bubonic Plague Prevention Bill through all its stages to-day. The measure gives the Governor in Council comprehensive power of ...

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  56. BENEFIT PERFORMANCE.

    The sum of £500 was realised by the benefit performance organised by Mr. George Musgrove and Mr. Frank Gerald, and held at the Alhambra Music-hall on ...

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