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  2. FURTHER DETAILS OF BUTLER’S ADVANCE.

    Further details have been received of Buller’s advance. It appears that after six days hard fighting, the British established themselves on ...

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  3. CABLES.

    Colonel Price is commanding a force of Australian mounted infantry. He occupied Mooifontein near Rensberg, after a smart fight with 800 Boers ...

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  4. MAJOR-GENERAL HECTOR MACDONALD.

    It appear that Major-General Hector MacDonald, who was wounded at Klip Kraal Drift, received two bullet wounds, the first shot in the foot and ...

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  5. Our Perth Letter,

    Richard Robson has achieved fame, or advertisement, which is virtually the same thing, and has loomed up out of the Cimmerian darkness of the cross-benches ...

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  6. The W. A. Bushman’s Corps.

    Mr Maitland Brawn, our Government Resident, received the following official wire yesterday, and is now prepared to act upon the instructions contained in the telegram. ...

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  7. THE PURSUIT OF CRONJE.

    It is stated that during the pursuit of Cronje some of Lord Roberts’s regiments outstripped their transports. As a Consequence large bodies of these ...

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  8. ROYAL FELICITATIONS TO CANADA.

    The Queen and Princess Louise have sent spirited congratulations to Canada, felicitating the Government and people of the dominion upon the gallantry of ...

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  9. CAPRICIOUS CARPINGS.

    Some people seem to have a peculiar idea of what is due to the dignity of the office of J.P. Judging from behaviour of some so-called ...

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  10. BULLER ATTACKS A MORE EASTERLY POSITION.

    General Buller, after three days, furious incessant and fruitless fighting was compelled to attack a more easterly position. Here Major ...

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  11. KAISER WILLIAM’S CONGRATULATIONS.

    Kaiser William has congratulated the Queen and the Prince of Wales upon Lord Roberts’ success. ...

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  12. CAPTAIN CAMERON WOUNDED.

    A Reuter’s despatch from Cape Town states that Captain Cameron of the first Tasmanian contingent is slightly wounded and a prisoner at ...

    Article : 55 words
  13. Minister of Lands to Visit the District.

    We received the following telegram yesterday from the Hon. George Throssell, Minister of lands “ I propose leaving Perth on ...

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  14. REMOUNTS WANTED.

    The war correspondents at the front are urging a shipment of remounts. This step is they declare, rendered necessary by the losses of horses ...

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  15. GENERAL FRENCH MARCHING ON BLOEMFONTEIN.

    General French, with a strong cavalry division, is now marching on the Free State capital of Bloemfontein. President Steyn has, it is reported, ...

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  16. THE AFRICANDER BOND.

    The fact that the congress of the Africander Bond, which had been fixed for the 8th inst, having been postponed, has occasioned anxiety due ...

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  17. BULLER SUSTAINS A TEMPORARY REVERSE

    General Buller has sustained what appears to be another temporary reverse Baffled in his attack upon Langverwachte Spruit, after heavy ...

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  18. CONSIDERABLE FORCE OF BOERS AT BULWANA MOUNTAIN.

    Buller reports “There is a considerable body of Boers still at Bulwana mountain. The British losses on Tuesday were not heavy.” ...

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  19. LOCAL AND GENERAL

    THE following are the drawers of the three placed horses in Mr. Tom Duff’s consultation on the Coolgardie Summer Cup: The Palmer, ...

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  20. LADYSMITH RELIEVED.

    The War Office announces that the beleaguered garrison of Ladysmith has been relieved. It has since transpired that ...

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  21. MEETING OF ROBERTS AND CRONJE.

    Particulars have been received of the meeting of Lord Roberts and General Cronje at Paardeberg after the latter’s surrender on Tuesday last. ...

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  22. THE QUEEN TELEGRAPHS GENER BULLER.

    The Queen has telegraphed General Buller expressing her deepest concern at the heavy losses among her Irish soldiers. ...

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  23. TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS

    Rumors were current in the city to-day that the Premiers of the various colonics had received a cablegram from Mr. Chamberlain requesting them to ...

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  24. BOER PRISONERS START FOR CAPE TOWN.

    The Boer prisoners who surrendered with Cronje at Koodoos Rand have started, under a strong escort, for Cape Town. ...

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  25. DUCKING AN EDITOR.

    At Capetown yesterday Mr. Robert Harris, son of Vice-Admiral Harris and Flag-Lieutenant Kimard, were each fined £1. The offence alleged against ...

    Article : 53 words
  26. BULLER’S ADVANCE ON LADISMITH.

    Mr. Winston Churchill, estimated that 10,000 Boers and seven concealed guns were engaged in opposing Buller’s advance on Pieter’s Hill. ...

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  27. LORD ROBERTS VISITS THE BOER LAAGER

    Subsequent to Cronje’s surrender Lord Roberts visited the Boer laager. He declares that the position was almost impregnable to assault. He ...

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  28. DIFFICULTIES BEFORE BULLER TREMLNDOUS.

    Mr. Bennett Burleiah, the correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, states that the difficulties before Buller and the relief of Ladysmith are proving ...

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  29. LOCAL

    The advices received in Perth early this morning from the eastern colonies reference to the above telegram state that, although the Ministers ...

    Article : 164 words
  30. ATTACK OF TUB ENEMY RE-PULSED AT FORT WYLIE,

    The same correspondent report that the Somersets and Durhams on Sunday last repulsed a determined attack on the part of the enemy at Fort ...

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  31. CRONJE OVERBORNE BY HIS COMMANDANTS.

    At a council of war held in the Boer laager prior to the surrender Cronje was overborne by his commandants, Some of these latter alleged that he ...

    Article : 43 words
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