BRITON V. BOER
BOTHA FOILED BY THE BLOCKHOUSE OUR BIASSED ' CRITICS TMIMPRESSED ANOTHER BATTALION OF GREEN HANDS GOING OUT (United Press Association. —By Electric Telegraph — Copyhioiit ) Loxdon, March 14. Louie Botha is retiring eastward before Bruce Hamilton. He made several unsuccessful efforts to cross the Heilbron-Wolverhock blockhouse line, and 14 of his men were captured. Premier Seddon's offer of more troops met with a warm response. Continental critics are increasingly impressed with Britain's resolute op timism, Aust alian fealty and New Zealand's latest fervour. Lord Roberts inspected, on Salisbury Plain, eleven hundred militia who are starting for South Africa.
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Southland Times, Issue 15186, 17 March 1902, Page 2
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