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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 137, 4 July 1901, Page 3

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(By Eu ctrio Telegraph.—Copyright.) __ ♦ THE BOER WAR. =» ! TRANSKEI invaders dispersed. Jpbh press association ) Losdon, July 2. Cemmindant Fouche ati acked N'cheau in tb.9 Tran'-kei. Thirty far mere, however, kept him in check for two days till Colonel Da'gety's Cape Moonteds and Griqualmd Rifl-s airived, when the Boers were sca'tered The British hold Foucbe's only routes or retr.at. In connection with the ma'treatment of J N. Bitha, a m rober o c the Caps Assembly, the Beers first sj.mbok.4d him before trial, and he was afterwards fined.

NEW ZEALAND CASUALTIES. I RKTUBNING COLONIALS. (Received 3, 9.J5 p.m.) Loxdon, July 3. j Reoii'gror/g Scouts surrounded aud csp'ured elevtn B'-ers who were helio- . graphing from a hill at P Tu h »r-j. Adam B v iir (New Zealand j Mounted) was slightly wounded at WwtervAftlhoek. The steamer Orier.t eci'ed from East London for Australia on 22nd June with 860 offiors and men oF the New South Wales nrd Victorian B ithm?n. Received 3, 10.30 p.m. » London*, Ju'y 3. Private Robert McLean (New Zealand Mounted) was killel at Joodoo - hoop.

A DDTOH PROPAGANDIST. Receivei 4. 0.20 a m. Brussels, July 3. Atdr a De We% claiming to te a tephew of Christopher D 1 haiousipp an anti-British demonstration in B usaalls and Glen", ftllegirg military attocitifsin the Transvaa'. Hie police warned him he would be expell >i if he his propaganda De Wet thereupon started for Fa- : s.