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REJECTION OF WOMEN STUDENTS. ART GALLERIES TO BE OPENED ON SUNDAYS. RUSSIAN DESIGNS IN THE EAST. OUTRAGE BY CHINESE. (Per Press Association"). London. March 10. Oxford University has rejected all proposals to recognise women students. The House of Commons by 178 to 93 voted in favour of opening Museums and Act Galleries in London on Sunday. The Warship Comus is ordered to Honolulu. It is stated that Russia is actively engaged in sending reinforcements to the Far East, though 90,000 troops are already concentrated on the Pacific littoral. The Federal Bank has declared a dividend of one per cent. Mr Stewart, official receiver, states that the next dividend will probably be declared in December. Constantinople, March 11. The Sultan has decorated Prince Lobanoff and M. Nelidoff, the Russian Ambassador. Singapore, Mrrch 10. The Chinese surprised a Dutch patrol, killing eight, and wounding five officars and 21 soldiers.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 213, 12 March 1896, Page 2
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