Boer War M L A Convicted in Gudishoorn Court
London dispatch reports the Military Court at Gudishoorn convicting J H L Schoeman, a Legislative Assembly member for the district, for allowing a hearse to fall to the enemy and failing to report enemy presence on the taro. Commandants Myburgh and Fouche reportedly suffered, their forces scattered. Theron escaped south of the Clanwillan line.
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London
Gudishoorn
J. HL. Schoeman
Legislative Assembly
Coeory
Clanwillan
Hustling the Enemy in Eastern Transvaal Raid
A dispatch reports Lt Col Liste surprising a convoy in Lindley district driving off ten Kee ne a carrier and about thirty wagons. Major Ghenmer at OBL I Elliot claims capture of Molve Powes north of the river. Brigadier General Spens incursions near Mremele district.
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Luntion
Trerembey
Olonel
Lindley Hettlet
Inmgge Ulver
Ten Keene
Carrhe
Mirjor Ghenmer
Obl
Elliot
Moelve
Piouner
Ata
Spensore Lusiiing
Mrmele
Sout-eastern Transvaal
Boer Medals In London Rally Amid Protests
London reports release of Boer medals and a pamphlet bearing the slogan Down with England. The November dispatch notes the distribution by a group calling for resistance to England, amid tensions in the capital.
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London
Boer
von Tae
England
Dutch Move to Concentration Camps Sparks Halland Debate
London December 4 reports agitation in Halland to settle Boer women and children in concentration camps. The Netherlands government fears British objection but refrains from delaying the plan for relocation to the camps.
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London
Halland
Catuiper
KITCHENER'S WEEKLY REPORT TO WAR OFFICE
London dispatch relays Lord Kitchener's telegram detailing war figures including 205 prisoners and 16 officers captured along with other numbers from a recent operation.
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London
Lord Rkitchener
War Office
Iwanda
Australian Casualties in London Report From Frontline Units
Cable dispatch from Capetown lists multiple casualties among Australian contingents. Corpr George Tatler and Private J Birch reported wounded at Brereton. Several soldiers including George Taylor Albert Huxley and George Hughes are listed with fever and illness across Transvaal Germiston Pretoria and Marl Middelburg.
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London
Deventer J
George Tatler
New South
J. Birch
Brereton
Capetown
Middelburg
Transvaal
New South Wales
H Wushmeon
George Taylor
Albert Huxley
Australia
Dian Aeroualy l
New South Wales, Mounted Infantry
George Hughes
Germiston
Varrick Poley
Pretoria
New South Wales Mounted Infantry
Frank
China Boxer Victory Shocks East of Cuil Province
London dispatch reports a Boxer force badly defeated Chinese Government troops in the eastern region near Cuil Province. The clash indicates mounting resistance against central authority as Ming guards withdraw under heavy assault.
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London
Cuil
Alleged German Cruelty Editors Imprisoned
In London two editors of the Vorwaarts German Socialist organ have been sentenced to six and seven months imprisonment for accusing Major Generaton Kretrerl force to Chieu of wholesale murder and rape.
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London
Vorwaarts
Generaton Kretrelor
Chieu
Raploe
Germany’s New Tariff Explained in Reichstag Debate
London December 3 Count von Bülow German Imperial Chancellor argued that the new tariff is a fair compromise balancing agricultural, industrial and commercial needs and would aid in extending tariff protections while avoiding excessive restrictions.
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London
Count von Bulow
Reichstag
Dealing With Anarchists in Berlin Notes Issued
London dispatch reports December 3 193? that Massa and Germany sent identical notes to the Powers inviting them to take measures against anarchists. The Berlin correspondent cites a joint appeal for action amid rising political tension.
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London
Daily News
Berlin
Massa Anid Germany
Plepes Ugaloel
New Zealand Loan and Mercantiles Agency Profit Report
The directors report that after paying interest on the prior and second debentures, a profit of £264 is carried to the third debenture stock interest account. The update comes from London dated December 2 at 1.45 p.m.
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NEW Zealand L. and
M. A. CO
London
New Zealand Loan and Mercantiles Agency Company, Limited
Earthquakes Shake Chevin District N2
A further tremor struck the Chevin district in New South Wales with another heavy shock reported on Tuesday afternoon. The notice mentions Mont de Plete Co Ltd at 74 Castle Reagh Street and is signed by Eustace Bennett, General.
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Chevin District
N.2
N.S.W. Mont de Plete Co., Ltd
Castlereagh Street
Eustace Bennett
Great Britain and France face diplomatic strains
London rumors recall M. J. B. F. Dubief criticizing Britain over Egypt evacuation and South Africa actions. He denounces British coercion and self interest, accusing London of brusquerie and selfishness as Franco-French tensions affect colonial policy.
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London
M. J. B. F. Dubief
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Difieuldlea
Great Britain
Egypt
M. Dubief Aleu
South Africa
Abe
Fashola
France
Torpedo-Boat Destroyer and Salmon Steamer Sinking Report
December 3 report from Tul Don notes a torpedo-boat destroyer sighting near Llurciel as the railway steamer Salmon sank after a collision. The Salmon, built by Earle's Shipbuilding Co at Hull in 1895, measured 1000 tons, with 3000 hp engines and a crew complement. The Cambridge, part of the Great Eastern Railway, operates Harwich to the Continent routes.
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Tul Don
Hotilla
Llurciel
Camloige Aon
Earle's Shipbuilding Company
Hull
Cambridge
Great Eastern Hallway Company
Harwich
Bank fraud case in Bow Street remands Liver pool bookkeeper
The Bank of Liverpool bookkeeper Thomas Condie faced Bow Street Police Court in London on charges of extensive frauds on the bank. He was remanded amid reports that lodgings at Bootle hold many people linked to the case, with associates visiting the lodging house and buying numerous pews.
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London
Thomas Condie
Bank of Liverpool
Bow-street
Huse
Bootle
Goudie
Wool sales prizes realized at London sale yesterday
In London on December 4 the wool sale yielded prizes for several entries including Booneke Cumee Gunbar Tul Woolbara Wedlifford Tagl Satyncombe Stal Hilersden and others, with a 13 percent result noted.
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London
Booneke
Cumee
Gunbar
Woolbara
Wedlifford
Satyncombe
Stal
Hilersden
Liv Wheat Trade and Copper Markets Report
TLANDUN December 2 The New South Wales wheat ex barque Liv from Sydney Areitet 4 sold at 28s Libod per plainer Copper spol £ 61 Ts 61 per ton a recovery since Friday of £ 2 Ss three months £ 00 Ys tid a recovery of £ 4 Lead £ 11 2s td per wn a recovery of Deaad The crovice of tallow aimetal to 4892 cisks Decrease on the month of 2800 casks Imports for the month 2526 casks deliveries 495 casks Total supplies of copper for the month ame 17 23 tons deliveries for all Europe 18 018 tons Stocks in England and France including 3150 tons ad view from Chile and Australia amount to 20570 tons a decrease of 305 tons The stock of thu including stocks in America on the quantity ofuat is 18 917 tons an increase on the month of 2483 tons The quantity of Straits and Australian thu affcar is Sh08 tone all the quantity on spot and landing of tons The deliveries for the month amounted to 2115 tome.
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Tlandun
New South Wales
Sydney
Europe
England
France
Chile
Australia
America
London Bar Silver Price Report
London dated December 3 at 2.40 p.m. quotes Bar Silver at 220 13 16d per ounce standard a full o bed.
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London
Mission yacht John Williams near New Guinea and Sydney
The mission yacht John Williams was at New Guinea on November 29 and expected in Sydney around December. Speaking at a Civil Servants meeting on Tuesday night about the Superannuation Fund, G A McKay noted only £150,000 remained, £40,000 short of compensation for retirees, and stated current law prevents using public revenue to top up the fund, forcing action. Popular Pears Soap extols its timeless complexion benefits.
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John Williams
New Guinea
Sydney
Civil Servania
G. A. M'Kay
Queen Alexandra
Alexandra
Mount Usher
Rockhampton
John Malloy
Burwood
J. Dixon
Town and Country Journal highlights Inverell views and notable illustrations
The Town and Country Journal showcases panoramic Inverell scenes as premier double-page pictures and features images from the railway opening. Other illustrations include Lighthouse at Ron Bay, foundation-stone ceremony at Moore Park garbage destructor, portraits of Ida Gresham Stone and Mrs Ténka, Salvation Army leaders, late G H Cox, Mr Fairfax, a South Australian cricket group, a new seven masted ship, and a St Matthias church tablet.
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Town and Country Journal
Inverell
Byron Bay
Moore Park
Ida Gresham
Miss Stone
Ténka
M'Kie
Salvation Army
G. H. Cox
Fairfax
St. Matthias’s Church
Bendigo
Belmont Park
Phillip Charley
Kurrajong
Showroom Day Bright Bargains At Litty Downs
Thousands of Birginna to be procured in all Downs Departments as usual via the Litty. Showrooms claim cool ventilated lighted spaces with eager buyers flocking for bargains such as underskirts in coloured striped pique priced at 2s 1d and fast colored cotton at 3s 11d, striped drill at 2s 9d.
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Downs
Tomorrow's Auctions and Local Notices
Auction ads note stock and fittings at 118 Cumberland Street at 11 30 by Mitchell and Cranston. A storm hit the Philippines with damage and loss of life. The Randwick Botany Councils consider Botany road repair on December 11 at 11 am. Sir Edward Hutton to command Australian Federal Forces, arriving February. A lad was fined for travelling without a ticket. A body with throat cut found at Balranald. missing since November 13. Argus steamer damaged none. loading for South Africa. Sir Hector Macdonald arrived in Perth and was welcomed by officials and clubs. Wesleyan Century Fund final thanksgiving at Centenary Hall York Street. The Harbor Trust criticized. Drummoyne Mayor laments governance. Municipal candidates for Water and Sewerage Board rising. Alderman Crowley urges focus on local matters.
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Manila
Randwick
Botany
Botany Road
Edward Hutton
Federal Forces of
Australia
Central Police Court
Edward Treble
Richard Dowsey
F. Garner
Clare Read
Balranald
Argus
Bradley
South Africa
Hector Macdonald
Perth
W.A
Premmer
Caledonian Society
Wesleyan Century Commemoration Fund
Centenary Hall
Yorkstreet
To Hall
G. Lane
Harbor Trust
Drummoyne
Water and Sewerage Board
Crowley
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