AUSTRALIAN CABLES.
(By Electric Telegraph.-— l Copyright.;! . Per Press Association. Received November 6, at 10.50 p.m. Sydney, November 6. Obituary—Herr Kempermahn, German Consul-General. Acting undfer instructions from the Minister of Defence, General French gave the information about the arms' and ammunition' sought by the Military Commission. The evidence showed there were four and a-half million rounds of cordite cartridges in the colony, with another two million three hundred thousand to arrive. There were 14,500 modern rifles (including 8000 magazine rifles) and' 16,000; Martinis and old type weapons, and half a million rounds of machine gun ammunition.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXV, Issue 7972, 7 November 1900, Page 1
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