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avuig res ved to sendthe wagons

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Roberts Turns Their Flank and. I Drives Them Back. °

CAVALRY IN ciosia I Puiisuii

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1 Zululand-Boer Account iof Their Retreat

.Kitchener in Colesburg-Transvaal invaded from'

.Prom Ladysmith-Buller Congratulates the Tr00ps~Sievert of Halifax Wants t0 Avcnge

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- 8110118 50 <13-I Dl‘0m1-S8 50 bB 8 81980 S110 Bonn Acconsr or THE RETREAT cess

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'Tne enemy occupied a position four ve! a ousan wagons t e

gwesterly route to the laager, south west

.ref of the Bi-asian Forces in south Afrimhskewhed From i‘““°S “°'“‘» °““ °’°"°“ “‘“°” “‘°“”‘ °f °fLad ° ~ -

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Dm. Nicholson JU McKenzie

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Klp Boots' JWm. Grass -25 l Flora McPha.il

, David McLure -25 Jno. Ferguson

I Donald McLennan .

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Alex Nicholson _ ._ an tie ua s riga eare ma. ing t en°e ’

Elsie Moore J no. Hume

Mrs. Rodk. McBeth

Naomi Bayne

M.-I. .,-....;,.-.._ _ _ Chai-lescna. McLauchlin

Mrs. Joe Hume Vlfellington Hume Mary McGregor

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Dan A. Blue, Little Sands

Alex. McKenzie

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Joe Tuckler Norman McLean Alex. Stewart

Mal McLean

Alex. McLean Rodk. McLeod

L. Currie

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Murd McNeill Mal McNeill Sr. Dan Nicholson

N John Currie

Dond. McNeill

1 Robt. I. Dixon

Mal. McDonald

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The enemy is in full retreat towards

the north and cast, closely followed by An un da

Infantry, while Colvilles Ninth Division 1 honored with

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THE TRANSVAAL INVADED.

- skirmisiiing with sinaii parties of Boers “'°“"’ °° an the “ap in the ms” G°“”i”5°“°

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entrenched on Galasa Hin’ nine miles toavenge his brother`s death. A ` "3 lctoria hockey teams within the Transvaal territory. L He told Col' Irvmg today he Wmlld

p consider it a. great favor if allowed to fill

FROM BOER HEADQUARTERS. jy - _ _

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his brother's place

on the Biggarsberg chain of hills crossing

ainistake of a certain commandant in Dlviswn-

Another convoy was sent to th f t f

"Our Cavalry Division succeeded in the Dmkenesberg range e oo 0

tummg th' enemy 5 Hank' °pe“m3 the A large amount of amumtion and tents road for the Sixth Divisio W

P venting wiehtui bein. I .inch is ad' leaptmd bythe Fedems emy in the W”

g hge to are 3 at Dundee were abandoned.

Shot up to the present time Th h

e c ief difficulty was in dismountmg

THE ENEMY IN FULL RETREAT

' and removing the Long Tom

mknowledsed 921.12 Jno. McD0naid,Plesim1; Valley Lot 50 . » “ " ' ' " MATTERS AT C0LESBUHG~--BU1=L1=1R’S Losses

by J T. Doyle Alex McEachern - ' ` _ -

.50 ,' Hugh McDonald ’ _ ` '

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'The Arundal column has been largely re-

way across the river at Poplar’s Drift mforced .

News from Boer headquarters March 1\1-:ns FROM THE cn>.nniA\s

y of Hood’s Sarsaparillii which is sure to;

3rd says, “the Federals have fallen back ORTAWA Marcli 7.-~-(Special)---A cable 'd° You 8000-

ted telegramfrom Colesburg

our Cavalry Horse Artillery and Mounted says the Austmhan Reglment has been

e icuii loss of mir and ine kiiied .ma 9 »

*NS °‘"=‘““S ‘ 0 .w<>uiiaea, in ure cimreiief of Ladysmith.

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“Our casualties, I trust,wiI1 I . ~_ 7 y ;=

the enemy was unprepared for being at-. ,~ Gi?"-A Bl1U_eY'S ,°l'¢i§1‘ 1088-1.‘d.iii.g= the relief . tacked by the flank and having their eom- 0f Imiysllliih NYS# high tribute; to the munication with Blomfontcin tlxrea'tened.”. 9005973 0f the b¢l°53'\1l'¢d 'Citi' #15 Well BS

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_lwnivrs To A\’ENGE_.iIIs BRQTHER..

A Din-ban Special says a. dying column* .HALIFTAL March’ 7°__‘.(.Specia1)-Swruliam it

of British 'troops from Zululand has Sievert, brother of Julius Sievert who ‘

entered the Transvaal and has been daily died wounds received at Paardeberg' .o

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“The retreat from Ladysmith was due to Gen- COUVTU9, C0ll1ID11I}d€1;`7f the Second `

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orderinghis Inen to fron) the key of *D13 Ryersoll cables the lr north westerly

the position without any reason, he on 1 “`°U'1d°d are imD1'0"il1E-I

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Jno.Gil1is, Little Sands N. Wilkinson Jno. Blue ` "

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Jno. A. Blue

D. Campbell

Mal. Munn P. N. Pate Don. Munn .50 Dr. McDougall Mal M¢N¢i11 .20 _ J no. White Mrs. J. McNeill .25 N eil Buchanan

Torqull McLeod .25 i Ewen McLennan

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J no. McLennan J no. Nicholson R. W. McKenzie

Jno. McPhail

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infdnccptlntlastsweil-l¢thenfreel1,b Amosgleartz

Pl.,-gg 1,,-gh qmmy Sig-pri” Isaac arpe

losmwpizin. figmdwmf pafigdiy. ‘ Jas. Bigger Bradaibane

I cunts A Ullx. Mrs’ Donald McDonald

l -_» Alex. McLeod

.20 Roderick KcKenzie .00 3 Jno. McNevin

.35 f Neil A. McNevin

.40 O. Hennebury- 25; Neil Campbell -25 Mark Inman

.2-5; Jim. T. Mcnmigaia

C H Warren, Elliott’s Mills . .25 ‘ Jn/0, M¢Le3n

Robert Keating

Malcolm Mclnnis, Elliott’s Mills

50 fJas. A. Ferguson

» Wm. Murray_ -25 Jno. Inman

pr A Murdoch Buchanan . '

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Duncan Buchanan 1.00 ' Duggan Cam`pbeu

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Dr. McEwen 2-ml V, .

Fa Wm Dennis 2_0() J. Neil McDougald , mm

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Malcolm J. McPha.il

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J no. J . McLennan . .50' Jno. Perry ,25 . ' "°° ' L ,

Progpere Perry v _25 I ` Vmconvsn, B. C., March 7---(Spechl)--1 ____ Mai-tinhas not yet succeeded in ` 50

p ‘ Total, col ected by A. J. White and ,f111`f»h¢1' 4dditi0l1S $0 lrabiliqt- ' 3

--- E. c. Matthews 35.00 . sn- Hibbem Tum.; and it. P. mm..

Total 14-00

' Already acknowledged _ ` -1007.57 ld’ Argyle Shore . Amount collected by N. S. J. Murray : - '

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An appreciative audience gathered at , .

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tandfancy skatingoi Mr. Bu'tD\°W Ub@t!\ ' _

f St John and the hockey match betwceg

e picked teams of the Abegweits and .

Mr. Dufy appearedon the ice at8.45 and! Hr. Lil' &§h

“Never uit oertainl for I1 V .” NBVH' ke a medicine of doubtful me ihweud

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Sir liibbert.Tup|»er1`lnrtl|g .lac Marita. Plus.

representing Conserratives and Libemls. are negotiating for an alliance to annihi- late' Martin, independent of party lines. 1 A similar action has been taken in other T

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