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J$T ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.—COPYRIGHT. ♦ ' BOER WAR. ■♦ f> GENERAL ITEMS. PER TKEBS ASSOCIATION. Berlin, February 3. The Berlin Post, in an inspired article, refers to the cordiality over the Prince of Wales' recent visit, and declares that the Boer war will not iuip-ir Anglo-German relations, nor the relations of others with Britain, adding that Great Britain's position in the world is unshaken. Steyn's bodyguard, numbering about 30 men, is between Bethlehem and Beitz. Feeling at Capa Town deprecates the patching up of peace for the sike of the coronation. To grant an amnesty to rebels would prove the severest blow ever administered to Australian and Canadian trust in Great Britain. [ARMOURED TRAIN COLLISION. Receive! 5,1.8 am. London, February 4. The Earl of Munster, Royal Scots, was accidentally killed at Kroonstad. A collision between armoured trains occurred at Burzhersdorp, five soldiers being killed and five injured. THE NINTH CONTINGENT. Wellington, February 3. Applications received by the Wellington Recruiting Board for the Ninth Contingent are over 600 to fill 129 places. Auckland, February 4. Captain O'Brien, of A Bittery.commands the camp of the North Inland Battalion, and also receives a commission in the Ninth Contingent.
Aucbxahd, February 4. The Auckland Recruiting Board has finished the examination of applicants for enlistment. There was a great rush of applicants all day. B*tween 300 and 400 men presented themselves and the examiners were enabled to make a very satisfactory selection, Lienteoant-Colonel EUis, Captßin Taunton, and Dc McCleland examined candidates for the North Taranaki quota of 13 on Tuesd y. The following moo were selected : F. E. Black, Stratford J. H. Ajidrewp, Ue'l Block J. Clarke, Oka*o H. Duller, Hew Plymouth E. Wray, W+itara f P. Hooker, Inglewood J. Jordan. S'ratf.Td T. A. Hutchison, New P ymouth 0. Cheffings. Bel 810-Jc W. Aitken, N«wT ;ymouth J. Mackay, Ir^iewood A. Lash, V'aitera j E. T. Early, Midhir.-t ! R, Mitchell, New Plymouth, first emergency *2I. FinlaysoD, New Plymouth, sscjnd emergency
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 30, 5 February 1902, Page 3
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322CABLE NEWS Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 30, 5 February 1902, Page 3
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