A LADY'S ADVENTURE.
CAPETOWN", December 9,
Lady Sarah Wilson, who went to Mafeking to join her husband, acts as the London Daily Mail's war correspondent. She left Kimberlcy upon the outbreak of the war, and rode to Ktiruij^aij. In. Bjftehuanal.and,. and thence, via the Setlagate River, reached the. Boer camp at Mafeking. She appealed to be aflotv&T fo fe-enfer the town. Thisf was refused, and she was sent to Pretoria. General .Toubert has offered to exchange Lady Sarah for a Boer.lad 3', held by the British at Mat eking.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 293, 11 December 1899, Page 5
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