The War in South Africa. London, Sept. 9
FURTHER particulars have been received of the capture of Lotter's commando by Lieutenant Colonel Scobell. The horses…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1901
929 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 35 of 47
The War in South Africa. Capture of Lotter's Commando
Lientenant Colonel Scobell has captured Lotter's commando, consisting of 163 men. Commandant Lotter, southwards of…
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Writing to his father from Hailbrun, Trooper J Hutehmson, of this district, says:-We have plenty of shooting over here and we take a good many…
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Commandant Scheeper is burning the houses of all serving in the Cape Colony burgher guards His commando consists almost entirely of Caps recruits…
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The losses of Lieutenant-General Lord Methuen when he defeated Van Tonder and Delarey at Great Marico were 15 killed and 30 wounded. The Boer General Lemmer and…
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The American Consul at Colon has warned the rebels that if an attack on the town interferes with the traffic of the Isthmus of Panama the United States will intervene…
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There are indications that General Louis Botha has been receiving rifles, ammunition, and recruits overland from the neighbourhood of Delagoa Bay. As the result of a search by the Consul-General…
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Mr. Broecksma, a Hollander, and formerly Public Prosecutor of the Transvaal, who was arrested at Johannesbhurg following on the arrest of Dr. Krause at Westminster, is…
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It is reported that General Botha's inactivity is owing to his effort to cover the systematic importation though unguarded passes of the Lebombo Mountaines of thousands of Krag Jorgenson rifles…
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AT dawn, on September 10, Colonel Crabbe surprised and defeated Van der Merwe (Commandant Scheeper's first…
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IT is reported that General B [?] inactivity is owing to his efforts to cover the systematic importation through un[?]ded passes of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The South African War. Lord Kitchener’s Proclamation
ON Sunday last, there came into force in South Africa, Lord Kitchener’s famous proclamation which, as a matter of historical curiosity is worth reprinting. The following…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Restriction of Undesirable Immigration. — the Canadian Bill Disallowed.—the Australian Measure.—how to Be Dealt With.—cutting the Painter.—japan at War with Australia
NEWS of the disallowance of the enactment passed by the Canadian Parliament to prevent the immigration of colored aliens comes at a timely moment to the Australian…
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Lord Kitchener warmly supports an appeal for Christmas comforts for the troops. Early in the morning a party of Menne's scouts following fifty Boers at Platrand was…
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Colonel G. E. Benson surprised a leager on the 11th instant and captured 31 prisoners. Colonel Kekewich captured 36 prisoners, including Field-cornet Klupper, in the…
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Commandant Theron secretly surrendered at Riversdale as the result of Lord Kitchener's proclamation. Sentences of death which had been passed…
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As a result of the operations in the Transvaal against the Boers, 92 prisoners have been captured. The trial of Broecksma, a Hollander,…
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There are indications that General Louis Boths has been receiving rifles, ammunition, and re[?]its overland from the neighbourhood of Delagos Bay…
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MR. BROECKSMA, a Hollander, and formely Public Prosecutor of the Transvaal, who was arrested at Johannesburg…
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Writing to his parents in Murrumburrah, Sergeant J Hobson says :- We escorted the supply waggons on to Rollison's column, and while doing so…
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