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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 13 November 1901, Page 3

DREDGING SHARE MARKET.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Dunedin, This Day. Messrs. Sligo Brothers report the following quotations to-day:

MODERN THREE MUSKETEERS.

Three Irish lads who pledged firm friendship at school now lie together in a South African grave. Troopers Oliffe, M‘Leau and Bonynge were at the same Sunday School in Dunedin, and for twelve years were membeis of the Boys’ Brigade at Trinity Church, Lower Gardiner Street. In the undying attachment thus formed they resolved to stick together always. When the Imperial Yeomanry was formed they joined the 74th Company together, and left Dublin for the front. Here they went through the same hardships and fought in the same engagements, and when the fatal attack on Rooikopje was made the three brave Irish boys fought and fell together defending the convoy. They were buried together, according to their wish. At a recent memorial service in Dublin the mothers of the dead heroes sat together on the seats their brave sons had occupied.

FEOM TO Bullcr Junction ... nil 2s Gd Greenstone Junction 16s 6d 20s Od Hokitika Eiver 7s Od 12s Od Leviathan Is 3d 2s 6d Nelson Creek 45s 6d 48s Gd Pactolus IPs Od 20s Od Trafalgar Nil 18s Od Victory 12s Od 14s Gd