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  2. TELEGRAMS.

    CHRISTMAS passed quietly. The weather was hot and dry, the heat being over a hundred in the shade yesterday. A hush fire did considerable damage to fences and crops just out of town. It ...

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  3. SAD BOATING FATALITIES.

    THE holiday season did not pass this year without at least several fatal accidents to those excursionists who determined to take their day's pleasure on the waters of Sydney Harbour. The wind during the ...

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  4. A RUSSIAN GENERAL BOUND FOR DELAGOA BAY.

    General Gourko the well-known Russian commander, has left Russia for Delagoa Bay, accompanied by two Dutch officers. ...

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  5. CHRISTMAS AT THE CHURCHES.

    AT S. Saviour's Cathedral the Christmas services commenced on Sunday evening. The carol, "When Christ was Born," was sung by the choir from the organ loft before the service began, and it was ...

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  6. THE TRANSVAAL WAR.

    FURTHER details of the battle of Tugela, fought on Friday, December 15, show that the use of smokeless powder by the Boers largely contributed to General Sir Redvers Buller's reverse, as it rendered ...

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  7. THE CAPTURE OF BRITISH GUNS.

    Colonel Long, who commanded the artillery at the battle of Tugela, has furnished an explanation of the abandoning of the guns which were subsequently captured by the Boers. ...

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  8. PATRIOTIC SATURDAY.

    THE ladies [?] undertook the work of making the street collections on Saturday last continued their operations till late in the evening A special feature was the holding of a grand military parade. ...

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  9. AN UNHEEDED WARNING.

    A resident of Capetown warned the Government of Cape Colony in 1894 that he had seen at Pretoria written plans of an anti-British campaign. He also states that he remembers the adoption by the ...

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  10. BLOEMFONTEIN INDEFENSIBLE.

    Bloemfontein is said to be indefensible, and the Orange Free State capital is likely to be transferred to Winburg, about 65 miles to the north-east. ...

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  11. THE HOSPITAL SHIP MAINE.

    The hospital ship Maine, fitted out by American ladies, has sailed for Capetown. ...

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  12. THE BOERS AND MEDIATION.

    Dr. Leyds, the Transvaal Plenipotentiary in Europe, stated in the course of an interview that the Boers would not accept mediation unless it were on the basis of a better status than formerly. They ...

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  13. [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS].

    No names have transpired of the donors of the thousands of pounds to the movement started here to form a bushmen's contingent, but strong suspicions are entertained. ...

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  14. INFANTRY FOR DURBAN.

    The first battalion of the South Lancashire Regiment (infantry) has been ordered to Durban. ...

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  15. CORPS OF RAILWAY REPAIRERS.

    One hundred railway reservists and skilled line repairers at Crewe, in Cheshire, have been ordered to join 130 others now at the front in South Africa. ...

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  16. THE CONTINGENT.

    Apparently the Government has been influenced by the fact that recent cables emphasise the necessity of cavalry, because at the Cabinet meeting on Saturday it was decided to accept the offer of Colonel ...

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  17. RAILWAY PIONEER CORPS.

    A railway pioneer corps of 1000 Uitlanders and others is being organised at Capetown. ...

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  18. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FOREIGN INTERFERENCE.

    The "Speclator" advocates the mobilising of the navy, the formation of a territorial army of 100,000 men who have seen service, and the making of large purchases of artillery with the object of deterring ...

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  19. THE YEOMANRY BRIGADE.

    Lord Chesham, who in 1879 retired with the rank of captain in the 16th Lancers, has enrolled a yeomanry force of 8000 for service in South Africa. Several peers are joining the brigade as privates. ...

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  20. BATHURST FIRE BRIGADE DEMONSTRATION.

    THE fire brigade demonstration, in which upwards of 50 brigades and 500 firemen took part, was held on the show-ground, Bathurst, on Tuesday. There was a good attendance of the public. The weather ...

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  21. THE CORPS OF LONDON VOLUNTEERS.

    A sum of £70,000 has been subscribed for the equipment of the corps of London volunteers promoted by the Lord Mayor (Alderman A. J. Newton) for service in South Africa. ...

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  22. THE WAR.

    News has been received that the men of the Few Zealand contingent, commanded by Major A. W. Robin, who are attached to Major-General J. D. P. French's column, now operating in North Cape ...

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  23. REINFORCEMENTS FOR GENERAL BULLER.

    Half of Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Warren's division will be despatched from Capetown to reinforce the troops under General Sir Redvers Buller. ...

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  24. THE ESCAPE OF MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL.

    It has transpired that General Joubert issued an order for the release of Mr. Winston Churchill, the correspondent for the Morning Post, but it was not received at Pretoria until the morning after his ...

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  25. SORTIE FROM LADYSMITH.

    A sortie from Ladysmith against the enemy was made last Monday. Six British were killed and 15 wounded. ...

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  26. SEIZURE OF AMERICAN VESSELS.

    Colonel John Hay, the American Secretary of State, is making inquiries as to the seizure by the British authorities of vessels in Delagoa Bay, laden with American flour, on the plea that they ...

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  27. DEPARTURE OF LORD ROBERTS FOR THE CAPE.

    Field-Marshal Lord Roberts took his departure from London on Saturday for Southampton, on route for Capetown. He was accorded a splendid ovation by the public at the Waterloo Station, the ...

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  28. FURTHER HELP FROM CANADA.

    Canada proposes to mobilise 5000 men in readiness for emergencies in South Africa. ...

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  29. A.J.C. RACES.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 108 words
  30. THE BOER VERSION OF TUGELA.

    The report of General Schalk Burger, the Boer commander in Natal, of the battle of Tugela has been published in Pretoria. It states that the Boer casualties were only 30. ...

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  31. WARNING AGAINST TRADING WITH THE BOER REPUBLICS.

    The Foreign Office has warned British subjects and foreigners resident in South Africa that trading with the Boer Republics will be liable to heavy punishment. ...

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  32. CRICKET.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 363 words
  33. MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL.

    Mr. Winston Churchill, the war correspondent for the Morning Post, who was re-captured by the Boers at Waterfalhausen, has again escaped and has arrived safe at Delagoa Bay. ...

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  34. THE CAPTURED GUNS USELESS TO THE ENEMY.

    An average-of 60 empty cartridges was found beside each British soldier killed at Tugela. Their comrades wept with rage to see the abandoned guns surrounded by heaps of wounded ...

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  35. THE OFFERS OF FURTHER COLONIAL TROOPS.

    The Times, in referring to the despatch of additional colonial troops to South Africa, says that the prompt, genuine, and substantial sympathy proffered by Canada and Australia to Great Britain is ...

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  36. WINGECARRIBEE RACE CLUB.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 54 words
  37. TUGELA-ROAD BRIDGE DESTROYED.

    General Sir Redvers Buller has destroyed the Tugela-road bridge so as to prevent the Boers to the south retreating. He has withdrawn the British camp a mile nearer Chieveley, with the view ...

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  38. THE NEW ZEALAND CONTINGENT.

    Mr. R. Seddon, Premier of New Zealand, has accepted the offer of Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Limited, Elswick, to equip the New Zealand contingent with four Hotchkiss guns. ...

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  39. FUTURE MOVEMENTS OF THE BRITISH TROOPS.

    The "Times" says that no important movement of the British forces will take place until transports and reinforcements enable the commanders to move freely from the railways to other lines of ...

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  40. LONDON VOLUNTEER CORPS INCREASED.

    The corps of 1000 London volunteers promoted by the Lord Mayer of London (Alderman Alfred James Newton) has been increased to 1400 men, 600 of this number being mounted. ...

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  41. RACES AT CAPTAIN'S FLAT.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 56 words
  42. A Station Tragedy.

    WHITE CLIFFS, Sunday.—On Thursday, is response to a request, Dr. Gaze, accompanied by sergeant Nolan, proceeded to Purnanga station, no out station of the Momba Pastoral Company, and ...

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  43. A LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEER BATTALION.

    The county of Lancashire has decided to equip a Volunteer battalion of 1000 men similar to that being raised in London at the instance of the Lord Mayor. ...

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  44. A BOER PREDICTION.

    General Schalk Barger, in command of the Boers at the Tugela River, told a British military officer that the Boers would fight to the lost, though he knew Great Britain must win in the end. ...

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  45. VOLUNTEERS FOR THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY.

    The Earl of Lonsdale, Lord Harris, the Earl of Dudley, the Earl of Warwick, the Earl of Harrington, and Mr. Victor Cavendish, M.P., have all volunteered for service in South Africa with the ...

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  46. BOXING DAY AT BRAIDWOOD.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 379 words
  47. THE BOERS' STRENGTH.

    Prominent residents of Capetown estimate that the Boers now in the field number 65,000 men. ...

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  48. HORSE SICKNESS.

    It is reported that horse sickness has appeared in Natal. ...

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  49. A NEW FORCE PROPOSED.

    A proposal has been made to recruit a force of 1500 horsemen from amongst British farmers in Cape Colony to invade and harass the Orange Free State. ...

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  50. DUKE OF CONNAUGHT.

    H.R H. the Duke of Connaught asked to be attached to the staff of Field-Marshal Lord Roberts in any capacity. Lord Roberts was agreeable to this course, but ...

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  51. Rifle-Shooting.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 162 words
  52. ARRIVAL OF A VICTORIAN OFFICER.

    Lieutenant Colquhoun, of the Victorian defence force, has landed at Capetown. ...

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  53. CANADIAN VOLUNTEERS.

    There is great enthusiasm amongst Canadians with regard to the despatch of another contingent to South Africa, and the number volunteering is tenfold in excess of those required. ...

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  54. A ROTHSCHILD VOLUNTEERS.

    The Hon. Lionel Walter Rothschild has volunteered for the front. ...

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  55. INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 137 words
  56. ADDITIONAL TROOPS MOBILISING.

    The War Office has completed preparations for the mobilising of an Eighth Division of the Army Corps. The despatch of the Seventh Division, which is to ...

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  57. REINFORCEMENTS FROM INDIA.

    The Indian Government has decided to despatch to South Africa a British cavalry regiment, and also 2000 native troops and cavalry horses. ...

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  58. BOERS SHORT OF AMMUNITION.

    The Boers are short of ammunition for their Creusot guns. ...

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  59. REINFORCEMENTS FROM INDIA.

    The Imperial Government has decided that it is undesirable to draw further reinforcements from India except in the case of unforeseen emergencies. ...

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  60. Supposed Incendiarism.

    IT has been decided to hold an inquest on the fire which occurred at Constable Wren's cottage, Ways-street, North Goulburn, in October last. It was fixed for yesterday morning, but Mr. O'Brien, ...

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  61. ARRIVAL OF TROOPS AT DURBAN.

    The second battalion of the Dorsetshire Regiment has arrived at Durban. ...

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  62. THE SIEGE OF MAFEKING.

    Women and boys are assisting Colonel Baden-Powell's garrison in the defence of Mafeking, and are working in a spirited manner. The siege by the Boers shows signs of weakening. ...

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  63. Goulburn Police Court.

    ON Monday [?] before Mr. H. O'Brien, two defendants, f[?] drunkenness, were discharged with a caution. On Tuesday, before Messrs. Ellis and Fitzgerald. Js.P., Anthony Karkee was charged ...

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  64. INTERCESSION FOR BRITISH SUCCESS.

    Cardinal Vaughan, Archbishop of Westminster, has directed that a public united supplication be offered amongst the members of the Roman Catholic Church for the speedy success of the British arms in ...

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  65. The Holidays.

    THE Christmas holidays in Goulburn passed off quietly. There was a cricket match on Boxing Day, a couple of picnic race meeting held near the town provided amusement for a good number, and ...

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  66. ENEMY'S ENTRENCHMENTS AT MAGERSFONTEIN.

    The extensive entrenchments thrown up by the Boers at Magersfontein—said to be 20 miles in length—are probably intended to monopolise the water springs. ...

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  67. LORD METHUEN'S POSITION IMPREGNABLE.

    There are 20,000 Boers at Magersfontein, and the trenches have been doubled. The enemy's front now covers a distance of 20 miles. Lord Methuen's position is impregnable. ...

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  68. The Plague Close to Sydney.

    NOUMEA, Saturday—Since Sunday last seven Kanakas have died suddenly. The doctors declare that the cause of death was bubonic plague. The plague is supposed to have been introduced with ...

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  69. Deaths.

    THE death of a child of Mr. D. Brown, of Yarra, was reported to the coroner on Christmas morning. The child was five mouths and five days old, and death occurred suddenly from convulsions, Mr. ...

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  70. WOUNDED SOLDIERS REJOINING THE FORCE.

    A third of the British soldiers who were wounded at Magersfontein have recovered and rejoined the forces at the front. ...

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  71. The Weather.

    Very hot weather has prevailed in Goulburn for the last few days, the registers being as follows:—Saturday, 100 degrees; Sunday, 76.5; Monday, 96.1; Tuesday, 100 2 Monday and Tuesday nights ...

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  72. CANADIAN ROUGH RIDERS.

    The services of the squadron of Canadian rough riders have been accepted by the British Government. Another similar squadron has been asked for instead of the battery of artillery which was offered ...

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  73. Goulburn Volunteers for the Transvaal.

    THE last batch of Goulburn volunteers for the Transvaal left by the mail train yesterday morning, consisting of members of the Australian Horse and civilians. The following are the names:—Lieutenant ...

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  74. Shooting Accident.

    A YOUNG man named William Stewart, a dairyman, whose parents resides in Victoria-street, while standing near a shooting gallery in Auburn-street on Saturday night, was shot in the thigh through ...

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  75. BRAVERY BY NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS.

    Major-General J. D. P. French's force shelled the enemy near Naauwport on the 19th inst. The Major-General after the action complimented the New Zealand troops, under Major Robin, and ...

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  76. PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SPYING.

    Lieutenant-General Sir W. F. Gatacre, whose headquarters are now at Sterksroom, in northern Cape Colony, has taken stringent steps to prevent disloyalty and to minimise spying. He has excluded ...

    Article : 61 words
  77. Advertising

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    Advertising : 120 words
  78. Goulburn Stock Sales.

    THERE was a good attendance at the sales yesterday, but only small yardings. About 500 cattle were forward, very few being fate, which sold at about equal to last sales. For store cattle there was ...

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  79. THE DUTCH REBELLION.

    The Dutch rebellion in the northern portion of Cape Colony is assuming alarming dimensions. The whole of the country northwards from Stormberg has risen and gone over to the Boer ...

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  80. ASSISTING THE YEOMANRY.

    The sum of £20,000 has been subscribed in Northumberland to assist the Yeomanry volunteering for South Africa. Yorkshire is raising £50,000 for the same purpose. ...

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  81. MR. T. BRASSEY VOLUNTEERS.

    Mr. T. Brassey, eldest son of Lord Brassey, has volunteered for service in South Africa. ...

    Article : 19 words
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