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THE CHASE FOR BAMBAATA. By telegraph* Pres* Asa’n, Copyrlgh Pietermaritzburg, April 25. Tho mili'.ary had a wild obase of 17 hours aoroßs 50 miles of the most rugged part of Zululand, but failed to capture Bambaata. It is believed he is again biding in the forest. Colonel Siundors holds any obief responsible through whoso tonitery Bambaata escapes, UNDERSTANDING AS TO DEFENCE 8. By, telegraph, Press Aes’n, Copyright Received 11.59 p.m., April 26. Pietermaritzburg, April 26. Mr T. Watt, Minister for Defence, in a speech at Pietermarhzburg, said there bad been too great a tendency to leak to the professional soldier for defence which should reit on local hands. Tbe Transvaal’s contingent was a weloome surprise, promising a definite understanding between tho South African Governments in tbe matfor of defence.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1734, 27 April 1906, Page 2
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