The War in South Africa. London, August 23
Mr. KRUGER is sending a protest against. Lord Kitchener's proclamation to all those powers which signed the Hague Convention. The Netherlands…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1901
929 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 33 of 47
Lectures on the War
Rev. James Green, chaplain of the let Regiment of the Australian Bushmen, who has just returned from South Africa, where he acted as a special war correspondent for the Sydney Herald, will deliver…
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Twenty-one Boers have surrendered at Olifant's Nek, near the Delagoa railway, confessedly as the result of the issue of the proclamation…
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Lord Kitchener has received along letter from Mr. Steyn, arguing the Boer cause and stating that he would continue to fight…
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LORD KITCHENER has received a long letter from Mr. Steyn, arguing the Boer cause, and stating that he would continue to fight. Do Wet has sent…
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H[?]sbroom's commando was surprised at Doornbeg, Cape Colony, and seven men were killed and 21 captured. LATER…
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THE officials of the Transvaal Boer Government and Commandant Delaray have issued a proclamation warning the Boors against Lord…
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After all, the war is only a Pa[?]try affair. The Boers are not allowed to sing "Where did you get that hat ?" because K[?]ger had…
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Lord Kitchener is forwarding to Mr. Steyh and General Botha sworn evidence, which was given before Major-General Elliot, showing that Lieutenant John Mair, late of the…
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A meeting of the clergy, .laity, and friends of the late Rev. Father Francis Timoney, Who acted as chaplain to the Bushmen’s Contingent in South Africa, and…
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The second lecture by the Rev. James Green was given in the Town Hall on Monday evening to a very fair attendance. Alderman Newman was in the chair. The lecturer gave a fine description of…
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A very interesting lecture, illustrated with a large number of lantern views, was given In the Town Hell on Saturday evening by the Rev. James Green, late chaplain 1st Reg. Australian…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Highway Robbery. Mail Coach Stuck Up. a Passenger Wounded. the Mails Robbed
White Cliffs, Monday.—The coach left here about 12 o'clock last night, taking a heavy mail, weekly purchases of opal, and bank remittances. Five miles from here a…
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Particulars of the affair between Waterval and Hamanskraal, on the Pietersburg line, state that the train was derailed in a deep cutting. The Boers fired on the British at close quarters and killed 10…
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The Chinese are the possessors of the fastest war vessel in the world. His Imperial Chinese Majesty's ship Hai Chi can boast a speed of no…
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LORD KITCHENER has forwarded to Mr. Steyn and to General Louis Botha sworn evidence showing that Limit. Mair, formerly of the New South…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Boer War. Attempt to Interview the Czar. London, Aug. 31
Dr. Leyds, the ex-representative of the late Transvaal Republic in Europe, asked M. Delcasse, the French Minister for Foreign Affairs, to arrange with the Czar on his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Eastern Question. the Boer War. Heartburnings in Russia. Kitchener Interviewed. London, August 31
London, Thursday Afternoon.-- The real cause of the rupture of diplomatic relations between Turkey and France, as evidenced by the withdrawal of M. Lord Kitchener, interviewed by the correspondent of the "Morning Post," says that the end of the war is not near but great progress is being made…
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Boer refugee camps are being established at Durban. The magistrate at Prieska reports that the Boers captured and shot in cold blood…
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A party of Steinaker's Horse captured 11 Boers and a number of waggons, horses, and cattle on the Portuguese frontier. Dr. Krause, charged at Bow-street under…
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