... telegram from Lord Kitchener has bees received the War °Mee PIMMRIA, December 30. 7.50 am. Lytlelton reports that one post at Helvetia was saptured yesterday morning by the Boers. . About SO yen, killed and vionaded and 200 taken Kitchener reports that he ...

... AFRICA. THZ LOSS AT HELVETIL BIG GUN ChiPTUbED, The following despatch was received at the War Office on Monday, from Lord Kitchener: Pretoria, Sunday. The post at Helvetia was surprised at 2.30 a.m., the enemy drat rushing the 4.7 gun at dawn. The officer ...

... bow the loss was primarily due to bad Staff work. On May 20 he received instructions from the Chief of Staff (then Lord Kitchener) to concentrate his force and leave Yentersburg on May 23, march to Heilbton, via Lindley, arriving at the latter town on ...

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... THE LOSS AT HELVETIL BIG GUN CAPTURED, The f.lineinir despatch TeCeiTed at the War Offi.ie on Monday, from Lori Kitchener: Pretoria, Sunday. The prat at IlMsetia wie surprised at 2 30 ton enemy first rushing the 4 gun at (Jaen. The offlow commending the ...

... Belgrave played the piano for dancing. The party Mote up about 12 30, after alamdinii my happy Wm. THE WAR InSOUTH AFRICA. Lord Kitchener, Ina telegram issril late on Wednesday night, states that G metal Charles Koox report, that Ds Wet's force tried to more ...

... the cloth for supper when Kenneth took his leave. Nanny declared it must have been nearly nine o'r!ock : hut admitted her kitchen clock was fast she did not know how much. To neither of the affianced loser had any thought of the hour occurred, and Cumatance ...

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... SOUTH AFRICA. THE INVASION OP CAPE COLONY. The following telrerana from Lord Kitchener hr Men received at the War Office : .Itrtiorecr, Pretoria, Jas. 4, 7.°5 p.m. Situation in Colony.—The Western party of Boers memo to be making tor Calvinia. The Boaters ...

... farm, and loot one man badly wounded and two n.issing. 'rho remainder reached camp safely. Sergeant-Major Carpenter, of Kitchener's Horse, hips been executed for the murder of Lieutenant Berghoys, a colonial officer, at Krugersdorp. THE CHINESE CRISIS ...

... SEVERE BRITISH LOSSES. The following was posted at the War Office on Monday from Lord Kitchener : Residency, Pretoria, Sunday, 5.30 p .m. Yesterday Babingtoa engaged Delarey's and Steinkamp's commandoes at Nieuwpoort. The enemy was forced to retire northwards ...