War Notes from the Front
Mr. John Richardson, of Smith's Hill has received another letter from his son, Mr W. J. Richardson, from the front, and the following is a copy :—…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
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War Notes from the Front
The following information was contained in a letter written from Kroonstadt by Mr. Stewart, to the proprietor of the "Mercury," about two months ago. Although…
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I came down here over a week ago hoping to rejoin the regiment which, it was intended, should call at Kroonstad in order that the men might be re-equipped…
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The following interesting information is given in a letter recently received by the proprietor of the "Mercury," from Mr. D. J. Stewart:—…
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The following interesting information is given in a letter recently received by the proprietor of the "Mercury," from Mr. D. J. Stewart:—…
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A LARGE number of people assembled at Gerringong railway station on Saturday last to welcome home Sergeant J. S. Dooley, a resident of…
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Extracts from Corporal W. Richardson's letter to his father from Zeerust, dated 80th October last:—Zeerust, our present resting place, is a sort of base camp—we stay here…
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GERRINGONG was en file on Monday night last on the occasion of a public welcome extended to Sergeant J. S. Dooley, on his return home front the Transvaal…
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The war is still in full swing, and the latest details of the escape of Commandant do Wet through the British posts between Ladybrand and Thaban'chu, after he had…
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