BOER WAR.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 269, 13 November 1901, Page 3

BOER WAR.

—aGENERAL ITEMS. FEB PBEBB ASSOCIATION. Loudon, November 11. Colonel Mackenzie has succeeded the late Colonel Benson in command of the mobile columns operating in Western Transvaal. There is to be-a revivification of the South African cimpaign at an early date on a more aggressive scale. Several regiments have been ordtred, from India to relieve others at the front. General lan Hamilton will be the bearer to Lord Kitchener of the Zing's wishes, hoping that he will be able to terminate the war prior to the Coronation. Seven thousand time expired men from India have accepted bounty to serve in South Africa. Reset ve squadrons of cavalry are being prepared, and strong drafts will be sent to reinforce the troops at the front. Oce Cheshire and two Worcestershire battalions of militia will also KBUGBR'B VIEWS OF BETTLEMKNT. OABUALTDC3 AT ERAOKENLAAGTE. Received 18,1056 p.m. Lobdon, November 9. Tbe Daily Matt states that Eruger is willing to cede tho Band to Great Britain and conclude peace if the rebels are amnested, prisoners immediately returned to their homes, troops withdrawn, farms te-built, and a treaty, guaranteed by France and Russia, concluded granting immediate and complete autonomy under the Africander flag. Sir H. Campbell Btnnerman, speaking at Aberdeen, said that since the restoration of Boer indtpendence was impossible, he advocated an independent self government under British supremacy. He added that the Liberals wouM welcome Lord Bosebery back if he was prepared to do what was acceptable to the party. Amended lists of the Brackenlaagte fight show 86 British killed and 216 wounded. The Daily MaU states Lrrd Kitchener ordered all khaki did prisoners to be shot. MAJOR MAPDOCKS APPOINTED STAFF OFFICKB. NETHERLANDS' COMPENSATION CLAIMS. Received 12,11.40 p.m. Lohdos, November 12. Major Haddocks, New Zealander, is appointed a member of Hajor-General lan Hamilton's rteff. The Netherlands' South African compensation claims have been settled for £37.500. Sergeant-Major Calloway, Seventh Hew Zealand Mounteds, was wounded »t Wyaberg. Received 13,0.14 a.m. Londoh, November 12. Levels and Fischer, the Boer peace delegates, have gone to Berlin. There; is much speculaton with regard to their mission WmxniaTos, November 12. Advice has been received from South Africa that 4715 Private Paterson is ill of enteric at Newcastle ; 4363 Ser-geant-Major Callaway, who was wounded last week, has been removed to Wynburg hospital. WAD WHAT VITADATIO rolvmi/1 18 DOING. HYDATIDS AND HYDATID CYSTS. A TROUBLE AS BAD AS THE PLAGUE. JBUT WEBBER'S VTTADATIO STILL GRAPPLES THE DISEASE AND BEMOVEBIT. TAKE JTHE CASE OF MASTER LANE: Burnie, March 28.1900 Mi. W. Wibbu, Launeeston. Deaf Sir, —I am in receipt of your favour of the 22nd ult I must apologise for not answering it before, but have been -waiting to further observe the effects of your Vitadatio on my ion. The informs, tion you asit for 1 will give willingly. My eon, aged 101 year*, for five years previout to die cse of your remedy had been suffering from a complication of diseases affecting the liver and Bowels, and during that'time was under the treatment of several medical men. Biz months ago, bis condition being very critical, I determined to give your Vitadatio a trial, having heard of its efficacy in a nnmber of cases somen hat similar to that of my son. Before finishing the first bottle the effect was marvellous, the patient vomiting and passing Hydatids and Hydatid Cvsts. These conditions continued for about three during which time the patient was unable to take a morsel of solid food, and suffered extreme p-in almost continuously. After three weeks £he vomiting ceased and the lad rapidly recovered, gaining in weight daily. He is now enjoying as good health as he experienced before the commeocenvnt ol his illness 5£ years ago, and I cm detect no, symptom" of a return of his trouble. Mrs. Lane and myself firmly believe that his present condition of good health is-due to Webber's Vitadatio. and k Vitadatio only. You are at liberty U make whatever u*e you wish of thii communication. —Ymirn faithfnlly, W. H. LANE, Painter, etc., Burnie. P. B.—l may stato that he has taken ii »D 6 bottles of Vitadatio.—W.H.L. It appears there was once doubt as t< whether Master Lane's trouble was ii reality a lad case of Hydatids, and ) bottle of tbe disease which pa sed fron the boy was sent to the Bacteriologies Institute at Melbourne, and the Bsc'eii ologist pronounced the contents of thi bottle to be Hydatids and Hydatid Cysts which is an additional confirmation tha "Webber's Vitadatio will cure this dread ful disease, which is so prevalent all ove the Australian colonies. fur farther particulars, S. A. PALMER, WABBHOUSE, WATERLOO QUAY, WBLMXGTOS. Correspondence iavited. Write for tes« jnonials. _______——