THE NEW HEBRIDES.
London', Septombcr 19,
Sir E. Grey, replying to a question in the House of Commons, said that the land claims of both the English and the French in the New Hebrides were vague. The latter's were extensive, though they cultivated about a hundred acres only.
MASHONALAKD.
THE MATABELE RAIDS,
Capetown, September 18,
The Matabeles, according to later reports, are still advancing. Lcbengula himself has taken up a strong position, thirty miles from Buluways. Three hundred PJnglishmen are leaving the Transvaal to assist their friends in Mashonaland. Capetown, September 19. The Matabele forces are reported to be within 90 miles of Fort Salisbury.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 223, 20 September 1893, Page 5
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