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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1132, 20 May 1911, Page 7

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The official "History of the South African War" is now finished, s;>ys tho report ;' of the British Committee on Public Accounts, at a net cost of ,£3S,7O(i. The death look place at his residence at fiurbiton on April -I of Ilajor-Genorni F. E. Apployard, aged eighty-one. MajorGeneral Appleyard, who joined (he Army in ISJO, had a distinguished military 1 career, anil saw much active service, par--1 ticnlarly ilurins tlw Crimean War. He was the only officer who served with (he headquarters of the 7th Uoyal Fusiliers from its embarkation In (lie fall of HcInslopol. In the Afghan War (IS7B-8) he comnianded one of the brigades. He was several times mentioned in dispatches.