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... MARCH BY KITCHENER. TWO LAAGERS SURPRISED. A report issued by the War Office, sent by Lord Roberts on Friday, describes a night march by a force under General Kitchener, and the surprise of two Boer laagers; also further captures of ammu- nition and cattle ...
... KITCHENER'S REGULATIONS. From Lourenco Marques it is stated that no one is aliowed to cross the border into the Trans-. vaal without a special permit from Lord Kitchener ...
... KITCHEN RANGE. The Finance Committee reported that this range required new boilers.—lt was decided that advertisements be inserted in the papers inviting tenders for the provision and erection of the same. A QUESTION OF REPRESENTATION. Mr William Pritchard ...
... negative. Lord Kitchener adds li;.he.doefl not telegraph details of any action th? 't is important or has some definite result. S case the officer in command gave the press ,:p(mdents a rather glowing account of the l‘ 1 He (Lord Kitchener) does not approve ...
... KITCHENER AND KRITZINGER. Friday. In the House of Commons yesterday there were more than a hundred questions on the order paper. In the course of replies to questions dealing with the conduct of the war Lord Stanley said that the instructions which bad ...
... KITCHENER’S DESPATCHES. OPINION IN SEPTEMBER. dTYVO long despatches from Lord Kitchener Tea]mg with the operations undertaken in the Oransvaal, the Orange River Colony, and Cape p°lo{ly in the months of July and August were “?bllshed in the London Gazette ...
... KITCHENER’S PROCLAMATION OPINION AT THE CAPE. A Monday. *flo Capetown telegram says that, 8o far as is \ne:f there as to the general effect of Lord Kitch-1]“,3 Proclamation, everything points to the con‘nr‘;°“ that the document has failed to secure the ...
... KITCHENER IN COMMAND. VOLUNTEERS SURPRISED. Load Kitchener:will remain at Pretoria as Chief. Tim rrnor-rilln. wnrfa.r« still continues. and last week a party of 50 Boers surprised the Volunteer Com- pany of the Berkshire Regiment while asleep in the trenches ...
... KITCHENER UNDER FIRE. PILOT ENGINE DERAILED. While Lord Kitchener was travelling over the' Delagoa line the pilot engine was derailed by the explosion of some dynamite which had been placedl on the metals. The enemy afterwards showedl themselves, and ...
... DESPATOH FROM KITCHENER. N S. / LOCAL MENTIO. ¥ Arl‘(')r be Gazette of Tuesday last contained a d;z;;;tc& Ay Lora Kitchener, dated Pretoria, py & .-h:n Ong the officers’ and men whose gqod st:e e ;t‘mg wilres 1o bring specially to notice a Win :§ ' y ...
... LORD KITCHENER'S PLAN. DEPOPULATION OF DISTRICTS. It is stated that Lord Kitchener intends to -depopulate the more inhabited districts of the Transvaal, in consequence of jthe Boer presistence and the difficulty of dealing with the enemy while hampered ...
... LORD KITCHENERS ARMY. LATEST COMPUTATION. - In South Africa, on the Ist insf., in the Army commanded by Lord Kitchener or on the way to join it, there were 21 Cavalry Regiments, 8 Horge Batteries, 39 Field Batteries, 2 Mountain Batteries, 11 Garrison ...