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(by. electric telegraph—copyright Reuter's Telegrams. Melbourke, November 10, Latest mm from the New Hebiideß state that the French show no intention of leaving the islands; that, the roads and bridges they have constructed I present a permanent appearance. Alexandria, November 17. News is to hand from Wady Haifa on the Nile, that a large body of rebels is hovering about the surrounding con n try, and it jr, expected they will shortly renew hostilities, Paris, November 17. A. further batch of recidivistes, numbering 500, has embarked for New Caledonia, Rangoon, Novomber, 17, " News hasbeen received from Upper Burmah that the Dacoits are display ing great activity. They have made repeated attacks on the British columns and during the engagements several British officers were killed.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2456, 19 November 1886, Page 2
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