SENTENCES ON REBELS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11006, 2 July 1901, Page 5

SENTENCES ON REBELS.

BOERS SHORT OF FOOD. _._-. i WARNING TO DISLOYAL CAPE COLONISTS. United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—CopyrigU- , (Received July lat, 9-30 a.m.) j LONDON", June 30. ! Roelf Lntigan has been sentenced at Col«s- | berg to fifteen years' imprisonment for ] having joined the Boers, and for hiving participated in the fight at Damplaato. Adrian Duplessts was sentenced to five yearsimprisonment. The Boer prisoners have been removed from the Green Point camp, and most of thsm have been tent to the refugee camps. (Received Jul}' Ist, 10.30 p.m-) LONDON", July I. Constant skirmishes take place in the Midland districts of Cape Colony. Tbe Boers invariably retreat with some loss. The Transvnal Boe* - are suffering from some disease due to want of fond. Small parties ajmost, nightly attack the smaller towns, hoping to obtain food from friends. Colonel Hickman warned the Somerset East residents that "sitting on the fence" would not be permitted,- Those who were passively allowing the sehpure of their property would not be compensated. RETURNING NEW ZIALAtfDEKS, (Received July Ist, &,45 _.m.) SYDNEY, July 1. Tha following New Zealandera arrived from the Cane by the Damascus;-Sergeant Bhou% Privates Fraser, Emery, Aistabsl, and "Maxwell.