The Boer War. Declaration of Peace. the Treaty Signed at Pretoria. the Terms of Peace
The following messages were received by us from oar Sydney Agents on Monday morning last:-…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1902
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The Soldiers' Pay
The case against the Government for money alleged to be due to the second contingent men was before the Court to-day, and was, on the…
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The home coming of the troops by the Aurania was made the occasion of a big demonstration on Tuesday. The vessel was berthed on the cistern side of the Circular Quay shortly before ten o'clock, by which…
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Sensational telegrams from Western Australia were published early last week to the effect that the Australian troops returning from the seat of war by the Aurania committed wholesale robbery…
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The total deaths from the commencement of the war to June 1st was 21,942, being 1072 officers, 20,870 men…
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Lord Goschen, speaking in the House of Lords last night, in referring to the financial aspect of the War, said that in 1888 the price of three per cent. Consols, which were converted by him into the…
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Commandants Oom Meyer and Hans Botha have surrendered to Major General Bruce Hamilton, with 850 followers, General Hamilton…
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LONDON, June 6—There is a great rush for farms in the now colonies. Boers who surrender and are able to provide for their families…
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The Military Hall is West Maitland was the scene of a very happy gathering last evening, when the Mayor (Dr. Frank Liddell), many of the leading citizens, and representatives of the local military…
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RABBI LANDAU, speaking at the usual Sabbath service in the Synagogue on Saturday last, dealt with the treaty of peace which has been signed between…
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When it became known definitely that the soldiers were returning on Tuesday, by Welsh's coach, steps were taken to welcome…
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The Military Hall in West Maitland was the scene of a very happy gathering on Tuesday evening, when the Mayor (Dr. Frank Liddell), many of the loading citizens, and representatives of the local military…
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Late telegrams contain satisfactory news from South Africa of the progress of passification. Much remains yet to be done, but the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →South Africa. Intercolonial Freetrade. Transit Rates Agreed Upon. Plight of Surrenderers. an Inquiry. Into the War. Treatment of Rebels. London, June 13
Some of the surrenderers in the Transvaal wera wholly clad in skins. Their boots were made from old portmanteaux and bats were made from cow paunches…
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Some of the surrenderers in the Transvaal were wholly clad in skins. Their boots were made from old portmanleaux and hats were made from…
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The troops who returned by the steamer Manilla wore landed this morning without any ceremony, bub were subsequently entertained tit dinner in Victoria Murkets…
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At tho police court today, Lieutenant William Allen O'Sbea of the New South Wales First Contingent, which fought in South Africa, was charged with having, at Albert Waterholes, Dandaloo, near…
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The London Gazette issued last visit [?] despatches from Lord [?] supplementary to those dated [?] and recommending…
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Secretary Root says the cost of the war in the Philippines to date is £6,000,000 sterling…
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People are constantly eating too much. Grownup, sensible people often make themselves sick by over-loading the stomach. Have about the house a pleasant, perfect, positive medicine for sour stomach,…
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