BOER WAR.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 240, 5 December 1900, Page 2

BOER WAR.

THE KAISER DI3UNB9 TO MOOMIr KatraSß. ; KftUaßß "WEBPS" AMD OOM TO ( HOLLAND. * GERMAN PRESS OOMOXKM TKI MUSIOM. tm ram AM9aus»«,j (Reoaired 4,10.10 aan.) Biilh, Deoeabar t. The Imports Bnviy bom Tiiimil burg went to Cologne end inbnMl Mr. Krugerjianapoaaetoa lilniwn tendering Mr. Kruwr'a derotioa nil oordial sympathy, that the Bmpmr regretted that owing to previous a*gagements he was unable to bepmwl to receive him. Mr. Krugsr has abandoned hi* viait to Berlin, and goes to after few days' net

Mr. Kruger wept on Mpaitby the Emperor's refusal. He renewed his rwqueet far laid* ven'ion later, reminding tbe of the significant nnflnnisfwwnt hi received four years ago, "-4 The Kotnuah» Zetitmg eMed ia«*W ; inspired Berlin note that UN lapaHrj would not receive Mr. Krager. arte | failed to ask if hie contemplate* vUt would be agreeable. The note goat« to atite that tike visit avoid apt' |§ ' *oloome to Germany, tad thai Mm German Government would be gvQty of a crimiaal act if it allowed the «• v President to eutertaia. a spark of hop of practical support alter Germany's advios not to owaUf the mark given on th« ev» of the WW, There is not (oaacludes the the slightest chanoe of freest ria| Hi independence of the Boers, and a aea> tinuanoe of thepresentsyrtea elg—warfare is craw. Other Oerman newspapers thai (how published at Berlin hold eiailar viewi to those expreeeed above. ThefsfnMU Vmoarit states that Mr. Kxogar ill victim of political illusions. LOBD KIXOHIHBSV HEADQUABTtt^ CASUALTIES AT BUTfONTBUT. PKEBBKTATION OF HORSB ft) GENERAL BADIH-POWILU I (Beoelved *, 10.21 ajo.) Lovbov, December I. After Ootoael Ohaaier bad beta i*> lieved the Bmts fought Ike British im ■.he direction of Vryburg. An Australian g«n wu used tively on the enemy, kE wounding many, ' Three thousand cattle wsrocaptcrod. Lord Kitchener has fixed Ui head* quarters at BloemfentMa. CiPETowir, DeeembtrS. Oape Dutch papers are eveivwhere reprinting a Capetown letters published in Ooilind, beeeeaWac tbe Queen to murder tbe Bier vomm in preference to submitting them tea ioentious soldUry. DeoMitarS. Thirteen men were Idlledwd It wounded at Bietf ostein. Ckptaiß Orawshaw, Lieuts. MoatgomarieJbaH nerville, and Tucker aad *Tiir|im Godfrey were among the wouadad. Beoei*ed 4.10.80 a«. Sydsit, Deoember 8, The horses to be presented toOeMnl Biden- Powell have rsacked Oapetowa ' in exoellent coaditioo. Sir Alfred MO- - will arrange tbe pre«entatioa, Oablea have been received frai Lh€ ttiberts by the West Australia aad Queensland Qovernmente ooogmtaiating t' em on tbe conduct of the tmpt at fiietfonteia. LOKD CABBINCmuni FTOD. Keoalred 4, 9.66 p.m. Lordov, IVdOMiber 4. Owing to the order to the authorities nt Sborncliff to maka payment to tha x colonial troops of arrears due on sinmg a certificate, Lord Oamnrtoa'a branch for temporary advanoas Inn closed. Since ttte oateet, ind extra passage money paid out totalled KRU3EB"B MOVnuniTS. (Raoelred 1,10.66 pjn.) BIB&XV. ITnfumW 4 Kruger, after vill interview the Bapsnr. ADSTB^»I?*WO ** TO **• TDBNBD XHOOPB. A DELIRIOUS BOSNL THE OmOIAL BNTJUeriiNMlll i.25. wak oar oiviirwith vtrwat. (Beoelved (,OJIO ««) Muaoosiql TWi—.W 1 The pspulace went delirious ovsr the eturn of the soldiers. What sbeald ave beta a striking rrirnmsion de> ouer*ted into an uneeemly rabUa. ne crowd rushed asaonget the nea and estroyed their formattoa. Womm, rere kissing and hogging the trlills—romiscuously. The men litenll* M > fight their way though the mob. The Government entertained the mAlew at luncheon. Sir 1, Turner romisod that the maimed or woandai ould not be left unprovided far. 16 xr Hl f ßlloa »»pondad<a behalf of le New Zealanden who rave the war 'y effectively.

another kutbrio viotw. Wbumqkw, Dwuibwi. Ine Premier hat reoeived a «.u» from Sir A. Milneratatiagtlut hx»p*r Jf O.' J or^ 8 Oroytowrj North, fourth Contingent, dUd e( enteriaai Kimberley onSOthNowjmW