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  2. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    LONDON, Thursday.—Three hundred and fifty men of De Wet's commando occupied Philipstown on Tuesday. There was a small ...

    Article : 162 words
  3. BRITISH WELCOMED AT CALVINIA

    LONDON, Saturday.—Brigadier-General De Lisle was frenziedly welcomed at Calvinia, where the Boers' cruelly vindictive exactions and ...

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  4. BOERS SPLENDIDLY MOUNTED.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Boers lately at Calvinia were splendidly mounted, and are travelling to Kenhardt at the rate of 60 miles daily. ...

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  5. DE WET REPULSED.

    LONDON, Friday.—Commandant De Wet, with 2000 men, crossed the Orange River at Zands Drift on February 11, and proceeded west. On ...

    Article : 58 words
  6. AUSTRALIAN BUSHMEN AT WORK

    LONDON, Saturday.—Commandant Haasbrook, commanding portion of De We[?]s foce, with 200 vehicles, crossed Zand Drift on the 9th, and was ...

    Article : 85 words
  7. CAPTURE OF A BOER GUN AND AMMUNITION.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Colonel Plumer, pu[?]suing westward, captured a Maxim and a great portion of De Wet's ammunition train. ...

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  8. ATTEMPTED DESTRUCTION OF LINE.

    LONDON, Saturday.—An armoured train, and with a Maxim, killed 19 Boers who were trying to explode the railway at Edenburg at night. ...

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  9. A BOER FORAGING EXPEDITION.

    LONDON, Saturday.—A hundred Boers were fetching forage at Geringsport. A cyclist corps entrenched on a kopje killed 17 of them. ...

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  10. WAGGONS AND PRISONERS CAPTURED.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The "Daily Mail" says that De Wet and Steyn crossed the railway between Houtkraal and Potfontein on the 14th and ...

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  11. A DIFFICULT CAPTURE.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Australian Bushmen performed the most fighting in Methuen's column between Kuruman and the Transvaal border, ...

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  12. FRENCH IN THE TRANSVAAL.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Major General French, operating in the far eastern Transvaal, has made a number of captures. including General Louis Botha's ...

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  13. THE CAPE RAIDERS.

    LONDON, Saturday.—All males at Grasfontein, Cape Colony, have been arrested for assisting the invaders. ...

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  14. BACK TO DUTY.

    LONDON, Thursday.—Colonel Knight, of the New South Wales Mounted Infantry, and Colonel Aytoun of the Queensland Bushmen, ...

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  15. CONSUL POTT.

    LONDON, Thursday.—Mr. Pott, formerly Transvaal and Netherlands Consul, will return to Delagoa Bay in his private capacity. ...

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  16. STRATHOONA'S HORSE REVIEWED

    LONDON, Saturday.—The King and Queen inspected Strathcona's Canadian Hors at Buckingham Palace yesterday, and presented them with ...

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  17. INTERNATIONAL NEWS.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Dr. Morrison, the "Times" correspondent in Pekin, says that the Court's not returning is not inexcusable, since the foreign ...

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  18. SOLDIERS KILLED IN WAR.

    LONDON, Sunday.—In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. A. J. Balfour, leader of the house, said that the Government intended to appoint a ...

    Article : 86 words
  19. THE PLAGUE AT CAPETOWN.

    LONDON, Thursday.—Dr. Edington, the Government Bacteriologist, who at first denied that the rats at Capetown were suffering from bubonic plague, ...

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  20. THE ROYAL VISIT.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The Duke and Duchess of York's present arrangements are to embark at Portsmouth on March 16th. Canon Dalton, of ...

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  21. A COLLIERY ON FIRE.

    LONDON, Saturday.—A fire has broken out in a colliery in Cumberland, Vancouver. Sixty miners are imprisoned in the pit. ...

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  22. AUSTRIA AT TIENTSIN.

    LONDON, Friday.—The Austrian forces have occupied 150 acres on the banks of the Imperial Canal at Tientsin, for the purpose of a Consular ...

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  23. THE ROYAL INVALIDS.

    LONDON, Friday.—The Duke of York, who, with the Princess Victoria, was prevented from attending the opening of Parliament owing to a ...

    Article : 35 words
  24. THE EMPRESS FREDERICK.

    LONDON, Friday.—The Empress Frederick of Germany (Princess Royal of Great Britain) is suffering from disease of the kidneys, and dropsy has ...

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  25. THE SPANISH ROYAL MARRIAGE.

    LONDON, Friday.—The marriage of the Princess of the Asturias to Prince Charles, second son of the Count of Caserta, took place at Madrid ...

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  26. INTENSE COLD IN PARIS.

    LONDON, Friday.—The weather is very cold in Panis, and several people have been frozen to death. ...

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  27. THE A.A. COMPANY.

    LONDON, Friday.—The report of the Australian Agricultural Company shows a profit of £108,441. A sum of £20,000 is added to the reserve fund, ...

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  28. GENERAL CABLES.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 282 words
  29. THE Railway Accident.

    The appalling railway accident created a feeling of consternation throughout the city last night, and accompanying the general sentiment of sorrow and sympathy for the ...

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  30. Advertising

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    Advertising : 30 words
  31. THE INQUEST.

    The City Coroner (Mr. J. C. Woore), at the South Morgue to-day, opened the inquest into the circumstances surrounding the death of Herbert Henry Darnley. Mr. ...

    Article : 374 words
  32. FEDERAL ITEMS.

    The Federal Executive to-day authorised the issue of a proclamation transferring the defences of the different Stoles to the Commonwealth as from March 1 next, on which ...

    Article : 444 words
  33. RECRUITING FOR SOUTH AFRICA.

    Recently the Governor-General received from Sir Alfred Milner, High Commissioner for South Africa, a cablegram stating that it was proposed to send officers to recruit a ...

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  34. THE A.A. COMPANY'S EMPLOYEES' PICNIC.

    At a meeting of the committee of the Australian Agricultural Company's employees' annual picnic, held at Cameron's Family Hotel, Hunter-street West, on ...

    Article : 315 words
  35. WORK AT THE COLLIERIES.

    Wheeling troubles and the stoppage of shipping operations at the dyke Ly the action of the trimmers have boon the cause of the time lost at the collieries for the ...

    Article : 274 words
  36. WALLSEND MINERS.

    The monthly meeting of the above miners was held on Friday evening in the School of Arts, Mr. C. Richardson in the chair. An appeal from G. Clothier, miners' pick man, ...

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  37. THE EXPORT OF WHEAT.

    A report is now being prepared for the Minister for Works (the Hon. E. W. O'Sullivan), dealing with the facilities for shipping wheat at this port. In the opinion of ...

    Article : 274 words
  38. COMMISSION OF THE PEACE.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 153 words
  39. POLITICAL LABOUR LEAGUE.

    The District Assembly of the Political Labour League met at Denney's Premier Hotel on Saturday night. There was a full representation of the State electorates ...

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  40. THE BOOMERANG.

    H.M.S. Boomerang arrived from Sydney on Saturday, and will remain in part until about the 21th instant. Lieut.-Commander Hales, who is in command, is making an inspection ...

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  41. THE PERSIAN.

    The ship Persian arrived on Saturday from Table Bay, after an uneventful passage of 51. days. During the passage an ordinary seaman named R. C. Olpherd, died of enteric ...

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  42. THE GUN.

    On Saturday afternoon party, consisting of Messrs, R. Upfold, Humphrey, Rankin. O. Scott, and T. D. O'Sullivan, repaired by train to Cockle Creek, where they were met ...

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