NATIVE RISINGS.
FLIGHT OF PRISON':?.*.
Letted Press Association—Per Electric Telecrapb—Copyright. Capetown; Februarv 23. Tlw- followers «f tne chief Cornelius after submitting to the Germans, fled into the bush, because they were no; allowed to retain the raided cattle.
THE RISING IN NATAL
CAPETOWN. February 25. The rebel-natives besieged the township of Isopo in Natal. For a wetk 500 of all ages took refuge in the cad nightlv expecting an attack. Colonel Mackenzie's field force ftrriyed. and relieve! ;:;e he leaguered township.
TROOPS FOR THK FRONT.
CAPETOWN. Februarv 2J. A battery of field artillery, a fi.rce of mounted rifles, and two companies of Durban light infantry have been «>rd'red to •Stanger, Colonel Lenchars commanding.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12910, 26 February 1906, Page 5
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