Third volume of The Times South African War history
The Times history of the South African War Volume III arrives after a long delay. It offers detailed accounts and maps of Roberts and Kitchener operations from the Boer arrival through Bloemfontein, praising strategy and modern tactics while noting Boer weaknesses and British losses. The volume aims for careful, authoritative coverage of pivotal, controversial episodes and promises lasting lessons for future campaigns.
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Black Web
Lords Roberts
Kitchener
Bloemfontein
Roberts
Tugela
Buller
Warren
Ladysmith
Colesbury
Cape Colony
Clements
Forsooth
Kimberley
Paerdeburg
Crome
Roodesrand
Cromje
Testssades
Pioneer River Farmers Assoc faces disbandment over quorum failure
The Pioneer River Farmers and Graziers Association adjourned after a quorum lapse with a plan to receive correspondence and address urgent matters before the next meeting on September 19. The 1904 05 secretary's report recaps legal, labor and sugar policy actions and urged continued farmer involvement and possible temporary disbandment due to financial strain.
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Pioneer River Farmers’ and Graziers' Association
Lower Burdekin Farmers Association
Certary
Marian
R. D. Dunne
Etofff
Racecourse
Farligh-Nimiaroo
Pleystone-Balnagowan
Lst
Department of Agriculture
Fern
Mackay
Lower Burdekin Farmers’ Association
Ucted
Maxwell
Council OF P.R. F.& G. A
United States Department of Agriculture
Shammon
Mysel
Ville
Queensland
Jin
Royal Commission
Agricultural Department
Burdekin
Farmers of
Cairns
Mossman
Nerang
Townsville
Kanakas
Great Britain
Europe
New Guinea
Pioneer River Farmers’ and Graziers’ Association
Cne Io
Homebush
Pleystowe-Halnagowan
Farleigh-Nindaroo
E. Swayne
Farmers’ Convention
Victoria
Central Fruitgrowers' Association
Fragmentary note on a new fret aid and path reference
A garbled snippet mentions a fret aid and a path named Bub or J Me cioder, described as new and best. The legible text offers no clear event date place or entities beyond these unclear references. Further readable context is required for a meaningful summary.
Queenslander Boosts for Cure Seeker’s Remarkable Health Tale
A Brisbane reader recounts years of insomnia headaches and chest pains eased by Clements Tonics. He describes a dramatic night awakenings improvement and credits the tonic for restoring appetite sleep and vitality after other medicines failed.
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Lee
Cari Paul
Hacktood Road
Nunilah
Sear Bricoane
Paul
Mao
Neve
Bes
Indife
Mars
Clements
Clements Tonie
Alec
Morgan Visits Maryborough Opens Show and Talks Rail
Maryborough reports Premier A. Morgan arrived to open the show and hear a Chamber of Commerce deputation urging extension of the Degilbo line. He promised to pursue land provision for settlers but gave no definite commitment on the Gayndah railway. In Brisbane, Full Court adjourned on a tax matter involving Supreme Court Judges and the Chief Justice salary, with confusion over appeal scope.
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Queensland
Maryborough
A. Morgan
Chamber of Commerce
Degilbo
Morgan
Gayndah
Brisbane
Supreme Court
Privy Council
Orenbual Ijo Ull. Orrow, Ig
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C. Paul
MacKay Mercury
Sabendtay
Matiowal Agricultura
Prymgis
Innshee
Il and Industrial Association OF Que
Bowen Park
Focal
AL Arvier
F. Tritton
George Street
Aid Ough Alter
Tom
Prease Ment
Tom Farca
The
Queen Street
Aame
Cur
Dr. McLaughlin
Wintia
Akeu Wee
A. J. Roure
Muswellbrook
N.S.W
Cea and
Perkins
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