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DEATH OF THE EARL OF AIRLIE. Received, June. Wth, 5 p.m. . LONDON, June 18. The Earl of Airlie was killed whi'e leading "the charge of a Composite Regiment and 12th Lancers. NEW ZEALANDERS AT THE FRONT. A STATEMENT CONCERNING THE PRISONERS. (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, June 19? - The Acting-Premier sent a cablegram to Lord 5 Roberts the day after the . relief of Mafeking, asking him for information as to'' the condition of New Zealanders who had been taken prisoners. To-day the Hon Mr" Ward received from the General the following reply, dated-Pretoria, Bth June ; •—The following are released and well -.— Quartermaster-Sergeant - Borland, Troopers Harris, Poper W ad l"e, J. Catheral', Butters, Cassor, Franklin, Valentine, Palmer, Jewell- and Farrier R. E. Smith. In hos-' pital - Troopers Heenan, Power, Aliller, Ptrosser. Dead— Troopers Tarrant and Wyllie. >\ - .
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 15000, 20 June 1900, Page 3
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