IN SOUTH AFRICA.
SURRENDER OF FREE STATE OFFICIALS. . BOERS WITHDRAW FROM SENEKAL. BOTHA'S AND DE WET'S FORCES. (Received July 11, 10.50 a.m) London, July 10. P. J. Blignant, State of Secretary, R. Dickson, State Attorney, and G. Vantonder, Senior Member of the Executive Council of the Free State, surrendered to the British at Heilbron. The Boers have evacuated the positions round Senekal, and have apparently withdrawn in the direction of Ficksburg and Bethlehem. It is estimated at Pretoria that Louis Botha's and De Wet's commandos number 11,000. The outbreak of enteric fever at Senekal is being met with great energy by the doctors. . , jj INVALIDED NEW ZEALANDERS. (liY TELEGRAPH—fBESS ASSOCIATION). f Wellington, This Day. ' flir Pileher has cabled to the Premier that the following New Zealanders are < in the hospitals aud convalescent camps at Capetowu:—Colonel Sergeant Cardale, Corporals C. A. Wilson and A. O.
Hadfield, Farrier A. J. Bowie, Troopers G. Mitchell, J.V. Fahery, Deloree, P. T. Shand, 0. Blaremberg, A. F. Valentine, J. Hendersou, A. Mcintosh, L. Colling, E. G. E. Wood, J. J. Havocs, flkJ. Aitken, J. D. King and T. M. FreeAll are doing well and the mnjority will be fib to return by the Waimale.
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Waikato Argus, Volume IX, Issue 698, 11 July 1900, Page 2
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