The Great Boer Conspiracy. a Tale of the Transvaal War. 1899-1900. (All Rights Reserved.) Chapter Xx
How they were taken up an exceedingly high mountain and shown all the Kingdoms of South Africa and the glory of them…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
347 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 13 of 18
The Fighting at the Tugela and Spion Kop. From General Sir Revders Buller to the Secretary of State for War. (Through Field-Marshal Lord Roberts, G.C.B., Commander-in-Chief, Cape Town.) Spearnam's Hill, 30th January, 1900
Sir,—I have the honour to report that General Sir Charles Warren's division having arrived at Estcourt, less two battalions, 10th Brigade, which were left at the Cape,…
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Major-General Baden-Powell has captured Commandant Steyn and two natively hostile field cornets at [?]stenburg. General Buller is now at Paardekorp, and…
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GENERAL HAMILTON has broken his collarbone. The Boors attacked the British lines at Honing Spruit and burnt the culverts…
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500 British prisoners have arrived at Machadodorp. They saluted President Krager. who raised his hat in acknowledgment. The prisoner are being well treated…
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THE party returned to Harrismith in carriages which had been provided for the trip, only the mountain climbing being done on horseback. Thr Boer never walks unless…
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Owing to their insolence and treachery Lord Roberts has ordered the Netherlands railway officials to leave the country within three days. LONDON, SATURDAY…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Is the War Over? "A" Battery Wants to Know. Not a Shot Fired
DRIVER W. H. Wiseman, of "A" Battery, in a letter to a friend in Sydney, he says, writing, from Draghoender, Prieska district, on May 20th:—'A' Battery is still stranded…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Hospitals In South Africa. What Australian Soldiers Say
THE 'Evening News' says: Mr. W. A. B. Burdett-Coutts, member of the House of Commons, who visited South Africa early during the war, has, according to a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Returning Soldiers. Reception of the Second Detachment
THE Aberdoon liner Australasian, with the second detachment of 20 colonial invalided soldiers from South Africa, entered Sydney Heads shortly after 7 a.m. on…
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No troops will be withdrawn from South Africa until the close of the war. Mr. Botba, a Bond member of the Cape Assembly, has been arrested on a charge…
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LORD ROBERTS has ordered all civilians returning from Johannesberg to retire to Bloemfontein. General Coke shelled 2000 Boors who…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Great Boer Conspiracy. a Tale of the Transvaal War. 1899-1900. (All Rights Reserved.) Chapter Xxii. Throwing Off Disguises
AT the very time that the incidents described in the last chapter were transpiring, a tragedy, which was destined to hasten the movement of events, was being enacted in…
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The Boers have released 800 British prisoners. No offleers are among the prisoners. Colonel Paget han defeated a force of Boers at Pleiserfontein…
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Private W.G. Taylor, of New South Wales, has died at Pretoria, and Private J. Waite is wounded. London, Saturday…
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THE Australian Bushmen, by forced marches from Zeerust, assisted in repelling a Boer attack on Rustenberg. Ex-President Steyn and Commandant Do…
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The Australian Bushmen, by forced marucs from Zeerust, assisting in repelling a Beer at[?]k on Rustenberg. Ex-President Steyn and Commandant De…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Great Boer Conspiracy. a Tale of the Transvaal War. 1899-1900 (All Rights Reserved.) Chapter Xxiii. the Cannon's Opening Roar
Probably there was hardly a man among the representatives at the Bloemfontein Conference but guessed, if he did not really know, that the outcome of that Conference…
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The Boers have captured at Nitral's Nek, 18 miles from Pretoria. 200 British and two guns. Five companies of the Lincolnshire's and a squadron of Scots Greys hall occupied the Nek…
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It is reported that Commandant De Wet has imprisoned ex-President Steyn owing to his desire to surrender. The Boors have evacuated the kopjes to…
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