THE ADVANCE IN THIBET

Otago Witness, Issue 2610, 23 March 1904, Page 20

THE ADVANCE IN THIBET

SUFFERINGS FROM FROSTBITE.

LONDON, March 16

Twenty men of the Twelfth Mule Ccrp.s and 30 of the 23rd Pioneers, attached to Colonel Younglrusband's Thibetan expedition, escorting a convoy between Port Phari and Tuna, were frostbitten and underwent terrible sufferings.

March 17.

The Daily Mail states that the Lhama conducted a three-days' service at Guru, when he solemnly cursed Colonel Younghusband's mission, and predicted that it would dwindle away as the outcc-ine of an act of Providence.

March 19.

Colonel Yoimghtisband advances to Cyanotse, Thibet, directly the weather permits.

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