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PILOT TEI MGR 8185 or BONOIAT.—An act of piracy, within a abort distance of Bombay, is a piece of news which is likely to startle to hear of in this year of grace 11177. Nevertheless, we have to chronicle an set of this audacious character. A pattimar, was en route to Bombay fro

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2t4h October 1901.1 DEDUCTIONS OF THE PRO-BOER PRESS are often amusing even though they may not be peculiarly edifying. "The Fifteenth and After " has been a favourite heading with the pro-Boer Editor, but when all that he has had to say about "Kitchener's Curb" is boiled down t