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Advertising : 72 wordsTUESDAY, December 5.—Encamped here, we are practically cut off from the news of the outer world, including other ports of South Africa where the war is going on. "Herald" ...
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Advertising : 2,915 wordsThe City Stock Exchange will re-open after the Christmas holidays at 11 o'clock to-day. A call is announced in the Susanite P.A. ...
Article : 66 wordsThe wounded Boers, as it has been my privilege to mention before, are treated with a tenderness which marks the Britisher as a generous foe. Poor devils, it is obvious ...
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Advertising : 16 wordsOn New Year's Day a picnic and tea meeting in aid of the Salvation Army was held, and passed off fairly well. The weather was very hot, and doubtless ...
Article : 165 wordsA new method of detecting the presence of a small quantity of gold has been recently discovered by Dr. Ohler. By this method the presence of quantities as low as 77 ...
Article : 253 wordsThe Anglican fair was brought to a conclusion on New Year's night, when it was crowded with spectators. Occasion was taken to present to the successful ones in ...
Article : 160 words"We have to find all our own gear and give our services without pay; you British don't do that." I agreed that we did not—that is to say, not always, and remarked ...
Article : 217 wordsRemington's famous scouts are patrolling in front of our outpost, and the Victorian mounted rifles are also taking a hand in the urgent work. The reconnoitring patrols ...
Article : 217 wordsNew Golden Gate, Mathinna.—December 30—The usual overhaul of the winding, crushing, concentrators, and pumping plants has been completed, and the machinery ...
Article : 285 wordsMr A. G. Dixon, police clerk and registrar, met with a serious accident on Tuesday evening, resulting in a compound fracture of the thing. The mishap occurred in ...
Article : 125 wordsThe New South Wales lancer who is under treatment for dysentery in the hospital here is Trooper Pestall, a fine-looking young fellow, of Captain Cox's company ...
Article : 230 wordsOn the whole, our camp life is not uncomfortable. The weather is not uncomfortable. The weather is still hot, although not quite so terrible as that of Sunday, and as the nights are cool to ...
Article : 182 wordsThe Xmas and New Year festivities are now over, and the place has returned to its usual quietness. During these three days the Christian Brethren have been holding ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 462 wordsClose below the Cheviot Hill stands a little cemetery, which I have visited. Here are buried Lieutenant-Colonel Keith Falconer, of the let Northumberland Fusiliers ...
Article : 77 words"On our very first day," said Pestall, "we got an idea of what active service is. We were engaged scouting the greater part of the time, and had several exchanges of ...
Article : 339 wordsSIR,—Will you kindly allow my space in your valuable columns in answer to a letter re "Military Mounts in Australia," and signed "Shetland Pony.' There are three ...
Article : 696 wordsCommander Colquhoun presents a brand new appearance, clad in khaki and wearing one of our turned-up soft felt hats. He tells me that he is taking very kindly to ...
Article : 141 wordsThere is a dining-room at the railway station here and nine of the officers are having their meals in it. Such a strain upon the resources of the place had never ...
Article : 140 words"What more did you do?" "We went on to Modder River, and, as you know, it was a pretty hot day. There we were engaged as an escort for a battery ...
Article : 211 wordsSYDNEY, MONDAY.—During an interview to-day with Dr. Lawes and the Rev C. W. Abel, who have just arrived in Sydney from New Guinea by the steamer John ...
Article : 463 wordsWEDNESDAY, December 6.—Judging by the Australians since their arrival here, their presence would appear to have been appreciated already. A considerable array ...
Article : 126 wordsAfter the battles at Belmont and Modder River, the wounded, both British and Boer, were in the first instance treated by the surgeons at the front. The antiseptic field ...
Article : 101 wordsHappily the looked-for order to march is well within view. We have been warned that we leave to-morrow, and it is understood that we go to the front. No more ...
Article : 87 wordsIt was my privilege yesterday to accompany General Wilson on his morning tour through the hospital tents, and to see the effects of Mauser bullets upon our brave ...
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Daily Telegraph (Launceston, Tas. : 1883 - 1928), Thu 4 Jan 1900, Page 4
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