Bad News From the War. Wollongong Man Reported Dangerously Wounded
Mrs. George Humphries, of Belmore-street, Wollongong, has received sorrowful information concerning her husband, Mr. George Humphries, who…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
490 stories in South Coast's papers · page 1 of 25
War Items
According to the correspondent of the London " Daily Telegraph," the Boer commandos which were encamped south-west of Colenso have recrossed to the…
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The Rev. Father Fagan, of Coraki, delivered an able lecture at Swan Bay on the 17th ultimo on the South African war. As one who has lived in the country and knows the Boers by…
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Mr. D. J. Stewart, of the Illawarra “Mercury,” has volunteered for the war and will probably go with the Australian contingent. Mr. Stewart has resided at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bad News From the War. a Wollongong Man Reporter Dangerously Wounded
Mrs. George Humphires, of Belmore street Wollongong has received sorrowful information concerning her husband, Mr. George Humphries,…
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Mr. D. J. Stewart, of the Illawarra “Mercury,” has volunteered for the war and will probably go with the Australian contingent. Mr. Stewart has resided at…
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Although still subject to all the rigors of a siege, including a constant cannonade from the heavy Boer guns, the Ladysmith garrison continues in high…
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The Magicienne, a twin-screw cruiser, third-class, 2950 tons, Captain P. F. Tillard, has captured the German-East African steamer Bundesratb in Delagoa…
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A heliograph message has boon reserve at the British camp near Chevel[?]y from Ladysmith to the effect that Lieutenant-General Sir G. S. White can safely hold the town for…
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General Cronje has been again reinforced at Magers[?]. A defacement of Cape Mounted Police from Belmont captured 1000 cattle and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Going Into Battle. How a Soldier Feels
THE question must often be asked by civilians, "How does a soldier feel when going into battle?" and a Tommy Atkins, who possesses a ready pen, has…
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A detachment of Queensland and Canadian troops have routed the Boers at Sunnyside, near Belmont. In the Sunnyside engagement, the…
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Messrs. D. Goodsell and H. Dolman reservists belonging to the Dapto Civilian Rifle Club, have been accepted for service in South Africa, and will…
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The majority of the Fifth Division Army Corps has reinforced General Buller, whose command will soon number 30.000 men. He has decided to await the arrival of a…
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THE British have gained a signal success, at Sunnyside; . - . Learning that Boers were present in some considerable strength, at Sunnyside, laagered…
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Further particulars of the Sunnyside engagement show that the Queensanders behaved magnificently, chatting and laughing under fire. Captain Pinnock's company…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Food in War Time
A LEADING agricultural question to the moment in Great Britain is the probable position of the country for food in case of a naval war, and the Farmers…
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Further particulars of the Sunnyside engagement show that the Boer larger was mostly occupied by colonial Dutch. The Queenslanders behaved magnificently,…
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The first letter in the Herald from A. B. Patterson (“ Banjo ”) is very interesting reading, well worthy of its writer What sort would Patterson be to lead…
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With a view of reopening communication with Botha's Drift Waggon Bridge, the Beers at 5 o'clock on Thursday morning attacked the left flank of the…
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