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    Articles written by A B Paterson (Banjo) when he was a war correspondent during the Boer War.

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  1. WITH THE S.S. KENT CONTINGENT. BY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT, A. B. PATERSON. ARRIVAL OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES TROOPS. PORT ELIZABETH RECEPTION AND IMPRESSIONS. LANDING AT CAPETOW...
    The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 28 December 1899 p 5 Article
    After thirty days of weary steaming we at last sighted the South African coast. We saw a line of low scrub-covered bills, without any sign of habitation. At the edge of the sea were ... 2584 words
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  2. LIFE ON BOARD THE S.S. KENT. BY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT, A. B. PATERSON. THE TROOPSHIP'S VOYAGE TO SOUTH AFRICA. SOME INTERESTING INCIDENTS. A SUCCESSFUL TRIP.
    The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 29 December 1899 p 7 Article
    Leaving Albany the pilot took the Kent through the channel very slowly, while the troops bound for the seat of war all stood on the bridgedeck watching, and listening to the leadsman's ... 2528 words
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  3. FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. BY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT, A. B. PATERSON. AUSTRALIANS RUSHED TO THE FRONT. N. S. W. AND NEW ZEALAND FORCES UNDER FIRE. FIGHTING NEAR ARUNDEL. MEETING ...
    The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 12 January 1900 p 5 Article
    My last letter was wrtiten from Capetown, on the eve of our start for the interior. We were played to the station by a band of the local Highland Regiment, and a few residents of the town ... 4799 words
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  4. FREE STATE FIGHTING. AN ARMY ON THE MARCH. SOME STIRRING SCENES. BY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT. A. B. PATERSON ("BANJO"). BLOEMFONTEIN, March 31.
    The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Friday 11 May 1900 p 6 Article
    (Copyright) I closed my last letter on the eve of starting after the Australians to a place called The Glen, 15 miles north of here. ... 2882 words
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  5. WITH THE AUSTRALIANS. FIGHTING ON THE KOPJES. OPERATIONS GRAPHICALLY DESCRIBED (BY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT.) A. B. PATERSON" ("BANJO"). (Copyright.) BLOEMFONTEIN, April 14.
    The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Wednesday 23 May 1900 p 6 Article
    The brigading of the Victorian and other Australian forces in one bridge is steadily proceeding. The Victorians are in a corps which comprises the ... 2135 words
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  6. NOTABILITIES AT BLOEMFONTEIN. ROBERTS, MILNER, KIPLING. A CORRESPONDENTS' DINNER. BY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT. A. B. PATERSON ("BANJO"). (Copyright.) BLOEMFONTEIN, March 20.
    The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Thursday 24 May 1900 p 7 Article
    Since closing my letter of yesterday all the Australians have been ordered to the front, and ordered in no end of a hurry, too. I have only slayed for the ... 1748 words
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  7. VICTORIANS AT BLOEMFONTEIN. TROUBLES OF TRANSPORT. POLITICIAN ON THE FIELD. HY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT, A. B. PATERSON ("BANJO"). (Convright.)
    The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Tuesday 29 May 1900 p 7 Article
    The rainy season has come on in earnest here, the camps are quagmires, and the tents let in the damp till one's clothes are always clammy, and there is no comfort ... 1594 words
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  8. FIGHTING WITH FRENCH. TWO SHARP ENGAGEMENTS. HILL TO HILL ENCOUNTERS. BY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT, A. B. PATERSON ("BANJO"). (Copyright.) BLOEMFONTEIN, May 2.
    The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Friday 15 June 1900 p 3 Article
    At time of my writing the last letter there was a general feeling of unrest and uncertainty. The Boers had been driven out of Bloemfontein, and were occupying ... 2886 words
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  9. FIGHTING WITH FRENCH. THE PURSUERS PURSUED. AN EXCITING CHASE. CHATS WITH THE ENEMY. (BY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT, A. B. PATERSON, "BANJO.") (Copyright.) BLOEMFONTEIN, May 2.
    The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Tuesday 19 June 1900 p 7 Article
    The day after the fighting described in my last letter we started early to get round behing the Boers, who were fighting Rundle. They were holding a great big ... 1891 words
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  10. FIGHTING WITH FRENCH. IN THE ENEMY'S LINES. A RECALCITRANT FIELD-CORNET. (BY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT, A. B. PATERSON, "BANJO.") (Copyright.) BLOEMFONTEIN, May 2.
    The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Friday 22 June 1900 p 7 Article
    When we reached the enemy's lines in search of our wounded we saw a crowd of rough, dirty, bearded men, just like a lot of shearers or farm ... 2434 words
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  11. TAKING JOHANNESBURG. FIGHTING WITH FRENCH. HOW WE APPROACHED THE TOWN. BY OUR SPECAIL WAR CORRESPONDENT. A. B. PATERSON ("BANJO") (COPYRIGHT.) OUTSIDE JOHANNESBURG, May 30.
    The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Wednesday 18 July 1900 p 11 Article
    It is now a fortnight almost since we left Kroonstad—about as eventful a fortnight as one could wish to go through. French's cavalry, supported by Hutton and ... 1922 words
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  12. A DAY UNDER FIRE. A BATTLEFIELD SKETCH. HEROISM AND STOICISM. (BY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT, A. B. PATERSON, "BANJO"). (ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.)
    The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Wednesday 15 August 1900 p 9 Article
    It is grey dawn. The stars are growing pale in the cold frosty sky, and away to the esat a faint cheerless white light begins to spread over the plain. Away on all ... 3633 words
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  13. BASUTOLAND. BY OUR SPECIAL WAR CORRESPONDENT, A. B. PATERSON. [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.]
    The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 6 October 1900 p 7 Article
    All through the Transvaal war the attitude of the Basutos has been a matter of great interest. They were described as being in "a state of unrest," and only kept from joining in the strife by ... 2698 words
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  14. SOUTH AFRICAN WAR LECTURES.
    The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) Tuesday 12 February 1901 p 4 Article
    Mr. A. B. (Paterson ("Banjo"), the well-known war correspondent, arrived in Brisbane last night. Mr. Paterson comes on a lecturing tour which ho will o[?]en to-night ... 265 words
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