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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 7160, 11 February 1901, Page 2

THE LATEST! Eecoived February 10, 9.14 a.m. London, February 10. Commandant Kvuitinger is still reiir-. -IE to the notth-easc. Two hundred Boers at Outlanders' Station, in South Graafreinet, fled at the approach of the British, and abandoned many horses, saddles and rides. The burghers in Orange River Colony and everywhere are indignant at the barbarity of De Wet in shoot'ng the envoys of the Peace Committee. Sir Alfred Milner and Lieut.-General Forestier-Walker inspected 7500 Capetown City Guards, including artillery, cavalry, and cyclists, and warmly commented the Guards on their appearance. Colonel W. H. Davies (N.Z.) has recovered and resumed duty.

lleceived February 11, 9.55 a.m. ISeisbaxe, February 11, Lord Kitchener has accepted otters to raise the contingent to 500. Hobart, February 11, The Karamca brought a number of invalided aoidiers to the various colonies, including New Zealanders — Colonel Newall, Sergts. Chaliis (Invarcargill), i Boss and Gregg, and SI men. Challis and Gunner Searle (Oamaru), have been taken to the Hobart htwpital suffering from the effects or fever.

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