BRITISH AND FOREIGN.
United - J?7 v*a As=wiatiou —Per Electric Telegraph—Copvnght. AN AUTHOR LECTURER, LONDON, February 25. Mr Frank T. Bullen, author of "The Cruise of the Cachalot," 'ldylls of the Sea," and popular books, sails in the Omrah on a lecture tour of Australia. THE ARABIAN REVOLT. CONSTANTINOPLE, February 25. In the fighting against the Arabs the Turks most serious losses were at Sahara. Several posts were captured, and Am ran was surrounded. The Arabs pursued the Turks from Sanoa to Taiz, where the fighting continues. THE JAPANESE WAR LOAN. TOKIO, February 25. The House of Peers at Tokio passed Bills consolidating the war leans and continuing the w-tr taxation. Received 1.21 a.m.. February 27th. A YOUTHFUL MURDERER. BRUSSELS. February 26. Carl* Waddington, sou of the Chilian Charge de Affaires at Brussels, aged 16 years, killed his sister's Sancee, Balmaceda, the late President of Chili's nephew, for' breaking his engagement.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12911, 27 February 1906, Page 5
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