NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES.
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.);
WELLINGTON, Saturday,:
Sir A. Milner has cabled to the Government that Trooper E. G. Emmis, of Nelson, died at Bulawayo. on the 22nd iust, of fever.
LONDON, Dec. 30.
Trooper Mclntyre, of the !?6ugh Riders has been wounded at Tuli, in the south of Rhodesia, and Trooper D Spencer, of the Mounted Rifles, slightly wounded at Rhenoster Kop. WELLINGTON, Saturday.
Sir A. Milner. cables that Trooper D Spencer, of Kaikoiira, was slightly: wounded at Rhenoster Kop on Christmas Day, but there is no reason. t<? fear serious results.
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Auckland Star, Issue 311, 31 December 1900, Page 5
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