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British Capture Prisoners, Stores and Ammunition

Boers had a strong position, but British Pluck forced them out—They fled dead to be buried by our troops—British Infantry | the front—Lord Methuen

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killed 25 ; wounded 36; missing 13.

Coldstream Guards, ist Battalion.— wounded, Lieut Grant; second battalion wounded, Lieutenant the Hon C Willoughe by*’and Lieutenant Bartain, the latter sevarely, Raak ani file, killed 8: el 123; missing 5.

Scos Guards, 1st Battalion—Major the Hon. North Dalrympl2 Ham ltoa. severe- ly, Lieut. Bulkeley and Lieut. Alexander. Raok aod file, killed, 9; wounded, 34.

Northumberland Fusiliers, 1st Battalion —Killed, Captain Ezan and Lieut. Brine ; wounded, Major Dashwood and Lieutenant Festing, dangerously; Captain Saple and Lieut. Fishbourne, severely. Rank and file, killed, 12; wounded, $2.

Northampton regiment; 2ad Battalion— Wounded, Captain Freeland and Lieut. Barton, severely.

South Yorkshire regim2nt, 2nd Bat- talion—Rank and file,3 wounded.

(Captain Freeland, reported wounade |, is not a son of Lt.-Col, Freeland lately of | tnia Province, Col. Freeland’s son is in India. }

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Family orders solicited. HALIFAX BREWERIES, Litd.,

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ALSO wu Facy Oak Music Racks Oak Book Racks - - - - These are good goods and the prices arefright. ——_-JOHN NEW SON eS FSF TSS I ISS SC TICS Te

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You don’t look and feel as if yon bed on some other man’s clothes if you bry them from Sentner McLeod & Co.

An ornament to any pail »r—a pbc to~ graphofthe Rev. T. F. Fuilerton. Cab- inet size 30 cents, mailed to any addrers

+ G Box 84, Charlottetown. 40 and 45 cents,

The Saturday Evening Py3t, of Phila- delphia, ig a paper which wiil be of assis~ tance to every young business man. It contains articles every week of great in- terest to young business men. $1 gets it for five months. Robert L. Cotton, agent,

PO Box 84, Ch’town.

Choice winter keeping apples, including Baldwins, Northera Spys and Bishop Pippins, for exle by the barre! at Beer & Gotf’s.

Another lot of Kippered Herring in Tomato Sauce, just received at Beer & Goff’s. Zins.

Larger sizes,

An Elegant Toilet Requisite

British Almond Mm Pink

Makes chapped ard roughened skin soft as velvet.

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Pleasantly perfumed.

Gloves can be worn immediately after using.

Superior to most of the imported articles.

Prepared by ourselves.

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