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[BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.] [Received May 21, 7.30 p.m.] SCHEEPER'S COMMANDO HUSTLED.
The latest news from South Africa states that General Scheeper's commando has been severely hustled an its retreat, and when last seen had dwindled to 100 men. ...
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THE FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.
The Federal Parliament met punctually at the appointed time. In the House of Representatives the galleries were early crowded with ladies and gentlemen, among ...
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[BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.] [Received May 21, 7.30 p.m.] TRANSVAAL OPERATIONS.
According to the latest advices, General De La Rey, with 500 followers, a 15pounder, a pompom, and a Maxim, is in the Klerksdorp district of the Transvaal, ...
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ALLEGED SMALLPOX.
The quarantine-station at Torrens Island has on several occasions had to house a number of unfortunate detenus, but never before has its, accommodation been ...
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BOER LOSSES.
The total Boer casualties for April are computed at 106 killed and 118 wounded. In addition 2,193 surrendered. Lord Kitchener reports that last week ...
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DISSATISFIED MEMBERS.
"It is an. open secret," says the Sydney "Daily Telegraph," "that at least two [?] three New South Wales members of the House of Representatives were, after their ...
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INTERVIEW WITH DR. RAMSAY SMITH.
The president of the Central Board of Health (Dr. Ramsay Smith) was seen on Tuesday evening at his residence on Eastterrace, and gave the following account of ...
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BRITISH IN THE FIELD.
It is officially announced that the British Army in South Africa at the present moment comprises 249,416 officers and men, including 58,821 colonials. ...
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OPERATIONS IN CAPE COLONY.
Colonel Gorringe, who is operating in Cape Colony, is severely harassing Commandant Fouche near Aliwal North. The force under Major Crewe killed 300 ...
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STRIKE IN AMERICA.
Some 50,000 machinists have struck in the United States through the refusal of their demand for a nine-hours' day, to be paid for at the rate now ruling for a day of ...
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OPENING PRAYERS.
The Council of Churches in Victoria has issued circulars to Ministers and members urging that the sittings of Parliament should be regularly opened with a suitable ...
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RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION.
It, is reported that Major Karri Davies, the Australian who so distinguished himself throughout the war, is co-operating, with a Rand syndicate in promoting the ...
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ELECTIONS IN SPAIN.
The general, elections in Spain have resulted in the defeat of General Azcarrogas' Government and the, triumph of Senor Sagasta, who returns to power with a ...
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OBITUARY.
The death is announced of Sir Courtenay Boyle, Permanent Under-Secretary to the Board of Trade since 1893. ...
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ARMORED TRAIN DERAILED.
By the explosion of a mine laid by the Boers south of America Siding an armored train belonging to the British was derailed and Major Heath, of the South Lancashires, ...
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COLORED LABOR.
When Queensland members declare against "black labor" they do not, says the Melbourne "Age," make war upon the kanaka alone. The term "black labor" ...
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THE DERBY.
The colt Volodyovski is a warm favorite for the Derby (to be run at Epsom on June 5th). The following is the latest betting:- 7 to 2 against Volodyovski. ...
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PRELIMINARY PROCEDURE.
Although the Ormuz arrived at the Largs anchorage at midnight on Monday, she was not cleared until half-past 7 on Tuesday morning. She anchored a long way out, ...
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ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION
King Edward VII. has announced his intention of inspecting the ship Discovery, which, under the command of Lieutenant R. F. Scott, R N., will sail at the end of July ...
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CLEARING THE EASTERN TRANSVAAL.
Latest advices from the front state that Major-General Sir Bindon Blood, MajorGeneral F. W. Kitchener, Major J. Campbell, Major Pulmeney, Major G. E. Benson, ...
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AMENDMENT ON THE ADDRESS IN REPLY.
The Senate met at 4 o'clock. Petitions were presented in favor of opening the sittings with prayer. Senator Neild intimated that next day he ...
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THE CAPTAIN QUESTIONED.
Captain Coad was interviewed by a representative of "The Advertiser." Asked for his opinion concerning the case, the captain said: — "I believe ...
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DIAGNOSING THE CASE.
Then it transpired that the condition of one of the seamen was the cause of the precautions. He had been suffering, it was believed on board, from the effects of ...
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THE SHIP SURGEON RETICENT.
Dr. Barnett was also waited upon, and the following conversation took place:- Can you tell me anything concerning this alleged case of smallpox, doctor? ...
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DR. LAWRENCE EMPHATIC.
Dr. A. Lawrence, when interviewed by s representative of "The Advertiser" on Tuesday evening, said:—"Dr. Gething telephoned for me this morning. I went down ...
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STATEMENT BY DR. GETHING.
Dr. Gething, when interviewed at Port Adelaide on Tuesday evening, said: — "I met the ship's doctor at the gangway of the mail steamer, and having asked the ...
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