A FOREIGN VIEW OF THE WAR.
GREAT BRITAIN'S:POSITION
STRENGTHENED.
THE ) DEVOTION OF THE
COLONIES.
•Vienna; January 2.
M. Nordan, a leading . writer in the Vienna newspaper Neue :Preie Presse, in the course of an article says that her tremendous exertions in the Transvaal have strengthened Great Britain's position and that the historical? and racial; ties unite Canada, Australia and Britain in a stronger bond ;of union ; than : any written constitution. Material interests, the writer adds, have not influenced the colonies' devotion. DEATHS OF NEW ZEALANDERS FROM FEVER. (Received January 4, 12.7 a.m.) ' London, January 3. Lieutenant D. Byrne, of the New Zealand Mounteds, is convalescent and has resumed duty. ; v > r The deaths are announced from enteric of Privates G. ■■ Bates ' and William Thurston,,of the Sixth New Zealand Mounteds, at Standerton.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11854, 4 January 1902, Page 5
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