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  2. THE TRANSVAAL WAR.

    Sir diarios Warren telegraphs that the rebellion in the northern distriots of Cape Colony has been effectually extinguished, ...

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  3. THE WAR IN CHINA

    Rear-Admiral Bruce has cabled to the Admiralty stating that he was not aware that Vice-Admiral Seymour's communications had been cut off until after ...

    Article : 101 words
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  5. THE SOUTHERN GROSS

    On July 21 we left Camp Ridley at midday. I had with me Mr. Fougner and both the Fiuns: 30 dogs pulle[?] our sledges. We fought our way towards ...

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  6. EUROPEAN TELEGRAMS.

    On Lord Selborne's motion, the Australian Commonwealth Bill has been read the first time in the House of Lords. ...

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  7. PEKING REACTIONARIES.

    The Peking reactionaries have sent Kangys and Li Ping Hong to Kiangyin to intimidate Viceroys who now discourage the rebellion. ...

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  8. BARTON BELLICOSE.

    Mr. Edmund Barton, Q.C., M.L.A., Now South Wales Federal delegate to England, is indignant at the statement now in circulation that he is stranded ...

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  9. MOVEMENT OF CHINESE FLEET.

    The Chinese fleet recently at Shanghai has removed to Kiangyin, where full command of the lower Yangtsze can be maintained. ...

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  10. UNREST IN CANTON.

    Unrest prevails in Canton, thore being every prospect of a rising if Li Hung Chang leaves. Many Chinese officials are sending ...

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  11. REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVING.

    The Hon. St. John Brodrick, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, stated in the House of Commons last night that since Thursday's repulse the Hong Kong ...

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  12. QUEENSLANDER DINNER TO AUSTRALIAN DELEGATES.

    At the dinner given by Queensland Agents-General, past and present, to the Australian Federal delegates, Sir H. W. Norman (ex-Governor of Queensland), ...

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  13. CENTRAL CAMPAIGN.

    It is officially notified that MnjorGenernl Clements, while fotching supplies and heavy guns from Winburg, preparatory to acting in combination ...

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  14. REQUEST FOR ARMISTICE.

    Six of Hie principal Viceroys of the Empire have cabled to Washington, urging that the Powers should grant an armistice pending L[?] Hung Chang's visit to ...

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  15. GERMAN CIVILIANS VOLUNTEERING AT HONG KONG.

    The German community at Hong Kong have asked the Emperor William for permission to volunteer for defence of the German colony there. ...

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  16. SKIRMISH NEAR PRETORIA.

    Major—General Hutton's mounted Australians have had a successful skirmish with the enemy a little to the south-east of Pretoria. ...

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  17. FRENCH AMBASSADOR.

    The Viceroy at Yunnan has cabled to the Chinese Minister at Paris, that M. Franoois, the French Ambassador, and staff, left Yunnanfu for Tonking on the ...

    Article : 34 words
  18. A GOVERNOR'S PRIVILEGES.

    Replying to Mr. W. Redmond in the House of Commons, Mr. Chamberlain said Lord Beauchamp's intervention in the Australian Commonwealth question ...

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  19. NEWS OF ADMIRAL SEYMOUR.

    The German Consul at Chifu states that the Boxers and soldiers had been hard-pressing Vice-Admiral Seymour, who was with the Ambassadors twelve ...

    Article : 71 words
  20. THE SALVATION ARMY.

    The social animal meeting of the Salvation Army was held last evening at the Temperance-hall. The Hon. B. S. Bird, Treasurer of Tasmania, presided, and ...

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  21. INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS

    Parliament was opened this afternoon with customary ceremonial, and in the presence of a large number of spectators. ...

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  22. NURSE MANSFIELD.

    Mr. A. C. Stephens informs us that the following telegram was received by Mr. W. F. Stephens yesterday afternoon from the Under-Secretary for ...

    Article : 51 words
  23. DEATH ROLL.

    The following deaths among colonial contingents are recorded:— A.Macintyre died at Elandsfontein, T. W. Poole at Kroonstad, both from enteric fever; ...

    Article : 74 words
  24. PROPOSED NEW ZEALAND FEDERATION.

    Mr. Chamberlain, as Secretary of State for the Colonies, has received a memorandum from Mr. R. Seddon, Premier of New Zealand, suggesting the ...

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  25. RELIEF OF TIENTSIN.

    The Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank announces the relief of Tientsin on the 23rd inst. Disasters to the International forces ...

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  26. NEWS FROM TASMANIAN CONTINGENT.

    Lieutenant Heritage, writing to his father from Kroonstad, on May 14, states that the wound sustained on the elbow by Major Cameron at the battle of ...

    Article : 120 words
  27. IMPERIAL COMMERCIAL CONGRESS.

    The Imperial Congress of Commerce has been attended by 400 delegates, including 60 Australian. Lord Selborne, who presided, stated ...

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  28. FOREIGN ATTACHES RETURNING HOME.

    The foreign attaches, who have been permitted to join Lord Roberts's Headquarter's Staff, are now all roturning to their respective homes. ...

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  29. BRITISH PRISONERS AT MACHADODORP.

    Five hundred Britibh prisoners have arrived at Machadodorp. As they marohed to their quarters they saluted Kruger, who raised his hat. ...

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  30. LETTER FROM A MEMBER OF THE SECOND TASMANIAN CONTINGENT.

    Kroonstad, Muy 16, 1900.—We have had some stirring times since my last to you, on leaving Bloemfontein. We have been engaged with the enemy ...

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  31. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    The action for alleged slander brought by Richard W. Richards, City Surveyor, who claimed £5,000 damages against Alderman A. McElhone, in respect to ...

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  32. EAST BAY NECK.

    Sir,—Your correspondent "Shellback" begins his letter with a palpable error. My Brother, E.O.C., omi myself, are, as yet, the only correspondents that I know ...

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  33. RAILWAY COMMUNICATION WITH STANDERTON.

    The railway is now open to Standerton, damage perpetrated by the Boers having been repaired. Vital portions of locomotives and ...

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  34. A PRESENT HELP IN TIME OF TROUBLE.

    During the recent Honingspruit affair, in which the British were hard pressed, 400 released Wnierval ex-prisonors, under Colonel Bullock, and armed with ...

    Article : 59 words
  35. THE WEST COAST

    A football match was played this afternoon between the Converters and Lyell teams in heavy rain. The Converters team won very easily by 51 points, the ...

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  36. A LIVELY BOER CHASE.

    Sir Leslie Rundle's rearguard, near Senokal repulsed a daring attack, chasing the Boers from their main postion at Tafelberg, killing many and burning the ...

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  37. TASMANIAN TELEGRAMS.

    A well attended public meeting was heid here to-night in connection with the extension of the railway to Wynyard Mensis C.J. Mackenzic, C.B. M Fenton, ...

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  38. BOERS HARKING BACK TO PRETORIA.

    General Louis Botha's advance-guard has returned from the retreat eastward to a series of hills l8 miles from Pretoria. ...

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  39. BENEFIT PERFORMANCE FOR AUSTRALIANS.

    Mr. Frank Gerald's benefit performance at the Alhambra in aid of the families of members of the Australian contingents who fall on the field of ...

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  40. SOUTHERN TASMANIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.

    The usual committee meeting was held on the evening of the 27th inst. Present: Messrs. E. E. Ross (chairman), A. Burn, C. F. Quist, L. Minty, C. W. Brewer, C. ...

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  41. DEATH OF A TASMANIAN SOLDIER.

    His Excellency the Governor has received the following cablegram from Sir Alfred Milnor:—Regret to inform von that Corporal H. A. Betts was killad ...

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  42. TELL ABOUT IT.

    A Hobart citizen is pleased to do it for the benefit of others, When you know a good thing, tell it. It will not lessen its goodness ...

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  43. ST. MARK'S, BRIGHTON.

    Sir,—It strikes me, a stranger, that the war re St. Mark's, which, let it be granted, was at the. outeat an earnest striving after truth, has now degenerated into ...

    Article : 333 words
  44. ST. MARK'S, BRIGHTON.

    Sir,—I do not intend to take part in the discussion now going on in the columns of "The Mercury" re Captain de Hoghton's actions, but two facts show how utterly ...

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  45. THE STUFF THAT SAVES CHILDREN'S LIVES.

    Mr. Hardin Norris, clerk of the drug satore of R.Shoemaker, Perry, [?]., says. "A man came into our store the other day and said, I want a bottle of that ...

    Article : 102 words
  46. LETTER FROM A TASMANIAN.

    You will have heard before this that I am in the hospital. I am getting on splendidly. I went into Karee Hospital on May 2. We had a sorap with the ...

    Article : 378 words
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