Condensed Cables.
Sydney, January 14,
As a result of the continued heat in the country the crops and herbage show signs of withering in all directions? Farmers are despondent. A heav south-west gal* is raging on the coast. The weather is almost wintiy.
New York, January 14, Franci-co Mntillea, the famous bull lighter, slipped during a fight at Juarey, Mexico, in th ■ presence of 5000 people, the bull goring him to death. London, January 14
Apart from war charges, Britain's expenditure on the navy has increased £17,000,000, and the army £12,00,000 during the d. ; cade.
There is snow several inches deep at Shf-erness, and elsewhere in England. Racing at Birmingham was stopped owing to the weather
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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 17, Issue 4, 16 January 1903, Page 5
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