The War
The Japs are holding A[?] There are 4000 sick and wounded-at Port Arthur. Great difficulty is experienced in providing proper accommodation, owing to…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1904
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The War
Reports have readied Newchwang that the Japs have crowed Tutung Pass, near Haicheng, and had several encounters with the Russians, who strongly held Muotiouling…
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The following excellent specimen of Dooley appeared in the "Australasian" of Saturday, in the notes by "Woomera":—…
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The report as to the capture of Port Arthur by the Japanese is untrue. Admiral Alexieff reports that on Monday night the Russian searchlights…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →The Russo -Japanese War. Further Bombardments of Port Arthur. Advance of the Japanese Troops. London
The Time correspondent with the -Japanese .fleet cables that Vice -Admiral Togo, though passive, la keeping a close blockade of Port Arthur with his oruisers and destroyers…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →War! Russia V. JAPAN. Reported Capture of Port Arthur. Czar to go to the Front. Sydney
A sharp engagement has occurred near Wiju. The Russian casualties were 600. Severe fighting has taken place in…
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A White Book has just been issued in St. Petersburg. It shows that the last Japanese Note, received just prior to the outbreak of hostilities, offered to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Russo-Japanese War. Blocking the Entrance to Port Arthur. London
The Times Tokio correspondent says that sixteen Japanese warships on Tuesday night escorted seven merchant steamers, which, under cover of the bombardment, were sunk at the entrance to Port Arthur…
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Bands of Chiness Brigands are collecting near the town of Nenchang with a view to plunder in the event of a Russian retreat. Japan requires all Frenchmen to leave the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Russo-Japanese War. a Sharp Skirmish. London, Tuesday afternoon
The Japanese are sounding Chimwantao Harbour. The Chinese officials have been authorised to place the Shanhaikwan railway at the disposal of the Japanese…
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The Russians have proclaimed martial lay at Newchwang, the port at the mouth of the Liao River. This declaration has the effect of…
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FOLLOWING we give summary of the principal cable news received during the week:-- Admiral Togo reports that his fleet…
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ADMIRAL Togo, who has re-visited Port Arthur, reports that the channel is now so narrow as to present the entrance of the larger Russian ships. General Kuropatkfu states that he will have…
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General Kuropatkin is reported to have declared that he will have half-a-million of Russian soldiers under his command in Eastern Asia by the end of May…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Welcome Home to Mr. T. Suters
MR. T. Suterz, headmaster of the Beechwood Public School, who has returned from a three months' rest in New Zealand, whither he went to recuperate his health, was accorded a welcome home by his…
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[?]LOWING we give summary of the [?]cipal cable news received during [?]week:--[?]miral Togo, who has re-visited…
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THERE have been no signs of the Japanese fleet under Admiral Togo's command since Sunday. Naval critics surmise that the fleet is cooperating with the Japanese army in crossing the Yalu River…
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THE naval reservists at Sebastapol are being mobolised. It is unofficially stated that a brigade of Russians met with a serious reverse on the Yalu River…
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The progress of the war has been hindered to some extent by the break up of the season. Thawing mow and ice affecting both the road and water ways. Late cables…
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