A cable message lias been received in Melbourne from South Africa confirming Reuter's announcement that Mr. W. J. Lambie, the war correspondent of the ...
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Article : 146 wordsThe following words by Fred Clutsam, eet to music by George Howard, have been issued by Messrs. Allan & Co., Melbourne, of whom Messrs. Howells, Young, & Co. ...
Article : 432 wordsDuring a protracted fight the British soldier is generally compelled to fire all the ammunition he is able to carry. A private carries 100 rounds. Just before an action, ...
Article : 262 wordsYe amateurs of England Who keep your native seats And criticise to bravely The fighting man's defeats; ...
Article : 314 wordsMr. Winston Churchill, (son of the late Lord Randolph Churchill], whilst acting as correspondent for the "Morning Post" was captured by the Boers. He was taken to ...
Article : 444 wordsMrs. C. M. Williams, of Hackney, has composed an additional verse to "The soldiers of the Queen," and it was sung by Mr. F. H. Wild as an encore at the ...
Article : 215 wordsSergeant Thomas Hanley, who went with the first contingent to South Africa, has sent the following letters to his wife in Adelaide. The popular sergeant served in ...
Article : 1,184 wordsMr. George Lynch, the correspondent of the "Illustrated London News," who left Ladysmith some weeks ago, and was captured by the Boers, tells an amusing story ...
Article : 439 wordsMiss G. Melviiie Hamilton wishes to impress upon those who intend sending lemons and apples to South Africa for the troops the absolute necessity for communicating ...
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Adelaide Observer (SA : 1843 - 1904), Sat 17 Feb 1900, Page 7
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