MOHMANDS QUARRELLING AMONG THEMSELVES.
NOT EXPECTED TO OFFER SEPJ-
OUS RESISTANCE
CALCUTTA, Sept. 6
The Mohmand people are quarrelling amongst themselves, and it is not expected they will offer anj- serious resistance to the British forces. They ore now caught between the forces under Colonel Blood and Brigadier General Ellis.
A force of 3000 Afridis and Mazzirs have taken up a position opposite Hud da, und is waiting- for reinforcements before ataeking Kurrani.
The authorities at Nepaul have forbidden the circulation of seditious native newspapers.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 208, 7 September 1897, Page 5
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