REBEL CHIEFS FALL OUT.

Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 112, 15 May 1906, Page 2

REBEL CHIEFS FALL OUT.

NATIVE VOLUNTEERS

BAMBAATA'S TREACHERY

[press association.] (Received May 15, 8.56 a-.m.) PIETERMARITZBURG, May 14. Capt. Smith chased Mteli's rebels across the Buffalo River into Nortu. Several were killed in crossing, and six surrendered. Each carried four assegais and a shield. Bambaata and Siganani quarrelled; the former, with a few followers, entered the almost impenetrable Emone bush.

♦ Mr Watt addressed 250 native volunteer horse at Pietermaritzburg. There is a growing impression that Bambaata wishes to leave the rebels in the lurch.