HOFMEYER'S APPEAL.
AFRICANDERS DEBARRED FROM
FIGHTING.
GALE OFF SOUTH AFRICAN
COAST,
100 HORSES LOST,
CAPETOWN, October 14,
Mr. Hofmeyer, in his appeal on behalf of the Boer wounded, declares that the Africanders, being. British subjects, are unable to join in the war. "■■- :: ■-•■..;• .
The transport steamer Wardha lost 100 horses during.a gale on the passage between Durban and Capetown.
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Thames Star, Volume xxx, Issue 9473, 16 October 1899, Page 2
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