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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
5
Lord Kitchener telegraphs to General Boia Commandant De la Rey and Commandant De Wet praising their energy and loyalty amid change. He notes the King is pleased and the British people welcome Boers as low citizens, reflecting a tense wartime stance.
A syndicate of German bankers proposes establishing a South African bank with a capital of 100,000,000 ostics, equivalent to 85,000,000. The announcement comes from London on June 18 at 3 p.m. and outlines a major international financial venture.
Lord Kitchener states surrender numbers across the Orange River Colony and Cape Colony with 150 rebels remaining at large. Detailed totals list Truuevans 1225 men and 10,882 rides, Orange River Colony 896 men and 42m Filles, etc. Surrenders cited at Quaygasfontein and Nieuwhoudt. Boers urged to loyalty. Major General Eliot addressed burghers amid cheers. Durban receives 1200 troops from Australia. South African railway transfers to Losi authority.
London dispatches in the London Gazette list Australians and New Zealanders for distinguished service in a June entry. Names include Colonel Vandelear Kelly, W F Hunt, Borlase Waddell, Enguildby, Tunbridge, and Captain T W Poster among others from New South Wales, Western Australia, Queensland, Tasmania and New Zealand.
The Manila ship docked with 109 New South Wales troops and about 20 New Zealanders, arriving from Durban, South Africa, and anchored at Watsons Bay. Reports named wounded or missing Trooper Parkin and Trooper Francis, with a deranged mind noted in another case. A long list of Third New South Wales, Mounted Rifles, and other corps soldiers followed, as the landing proceeded quietly and a luncheon for the contingents was prepared.
In London the Asiatic Society bouquet event notes Duke of Dunmaubt announcing the Prince and Princess of Wales will not visit India. The June 18 report from Blqsb on the royal pair’s travel plans.
A fragmented OCR item notes a cough remedy amid a crowded scene. The readable fragments hint at a medical or patent remedy mention but lack clear details on people, places, or dates. Further context from the page would clarify the event or product involved.
The Australian military contingent arriving to participate in the Coronation is quartered at Alexandra Park. On coronation day June 28 the procession route will be lined by 70,000 troops.
London June 18 Nationalist members of the House of Commons have resolved to abstain from participation in the coronation celebration citing Ireland's treatment. They will meet in Dublin on the 20th to consider the condition of Ireland.
A colonial reception will be held at Royal Albert Hall on July 22 for Imperial Ministers and colonial premiers. Lord Salisbury the Premier and other officials will speak. Miss Ada Crossley and Mme. Alhant are invited, along with Mau Metba.
In London on June 18 the New Zealand fraternal gathering heard Mr. R Seddon and dignitaries including Lord Goslow and Sir W Buller. Seddon praised colonial prosperity, reform legislation, and loyalty to the motherland. He urged prudence and unity to bolster imperial strength and trustee relations with Britain amid global trade and defense concerns.
London June 18 The Times comments on Mr. Seddon s speech while not prejudging the plan s feasibility It notes the resolution favored by Mr Seddon reflects a broad offer and outlines potential implications for the arrangement discussed.
The King continued to improve in London on June 18 and took a brief drive in a closed carriage. He is making favorable progress toward recovery. Queen Alexandra greeted earlier arriving at Ascot and later attended an inauguration.
London dispatch says a U S sergeant two corporals and four privates decorating cordons at Binangonan Luzon on the 30th ultimo were captured by Filipinos Then killed and the corpses burned A number of natives including nine captors two of whom are Teresa police have been arrested
London dispatch reports Queen Alexandri sending a message to the First Army Corps. A distant note mentions advances and a rise of 1284 on the previous day. Mining shares trade in London with stock market activity noted and a short list of losses and gains.
England and Australia played a Test match at Eastbourne with a bright crowd. Gregory scored 71 before falling to Thompson, and Trumble led Australian bowling as England were all out for 185. Australia reached 70 before stumps, with Trumper and Thompson contributing and Bestwick taking key wickets.
The Licensing Bill faced committee review and a proposed amendment to make it compulsory for publicans. The minority, including Bush and Wilson, opposed it. Several cases and votes are noted as part of the ongoing parliamentary proceedings amid technical excerpts and member names.
The Derby records show Dertywhire and 1401 Was in poor form with 24 matches played and no wins by Dertyairs. Avercwlians welcome Lerbrebire’s rise as Listy invalife gains more time before the upcoming match against Yorkshire starting the 23rd tetant. Derby players’ averages span twenty games.
The barque Fannie Kerr from Neweudth trading route was found to be listing and abandoned at sea in mid ocean. All crew landed at Sandwich Group islands, with names of officers and ship owners noted in Lloyds records.
The thin Trinidad dismasted near London holds refuge in a partially damaged rig in a voyage from Auckland to New York. It lost its topmast, mizzenmast, and sails. The Prinaad, a wooden brigantine at Wid Toms, lies hilt in 84L by B B Greens of Kempt Nova Scotts, owner, sailing from Auckland on March 6 for New York.
Cable from AUCKLAND reports the barque Decima missing since December 12 last year with all hands. Wreckage washed ashore near Neri Capele and Mokoure area confirms vessel loss. only timber marked KTC found. partial deck planks indicate heavy weather. logbook details circulated via Moopie at Mokoure.
London reports on the budget proposals in the Committee of Supply, outlining changes to duties on imported spirits including a per gallon increase and higher rates on wine and other liquids. The effort aims to curb grain duty shifts favoring foreign manufacturers, with specific duty figures noted as 1s 3d per gallon for spirits and 2s 6d for wine.
London dispatch reports the arrest of Mr. Poa, Magh, Nationalist MP for North Leitrim, on charges of criminal conspiracy and ingialiation. The Home Secretary announced the arrest before the Speaker, provoking cries of Coronation Concession from the Nationalists.
Major Wardilt announces an Austeanl Eleven will face England at Marrowbury, Yorkshire on September 1. The St. Helen's, Lonca u match has collapsed and was replaced by this vacancy filled date.
Unclear OCR text describes the next match involving Australians, Dever, and Derbyshire. mentions club executives and members, and notes Derbyshire’s record and county conditions. Sources provide fragmented details. key names and events are not clearly identified.
The report summarizes wholesale prices and recent trades in wheat, copper, tin, and beef on London markets. It notesOrient wheat from Melbourne sold at 3d per 48M, copper at 61 per ton, tin at £120 10s per ton, and various beef prices. includes June pricing and stock-offer details with several cask offerings and sales.
A local dairy market report notes Milkmaid condensed milk facing competition from Astept and several brands. Retailers compare taste texture price and shelf presence as consumers weigh value.
Fragmentary notice lists mails routed from the G P O Sydney to Melbourne and on to multiple destinations including Manuing River Abe Becta Tanmania and Byron Bay with times and carriers referenced in a terse telegraph style.
A letter to the editor argues for fair treatment under British law for Chinese residents facing domicile permit obstacles, insisting no desire to increase Chinese numbers but seeking equitable action for those concerned. It references local governance, hospital membership, and charitable contributions amid broader community issues and a wildlife garden incident.
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