Afghanistan.
Kaiol, Oetober 13Tribal chiefs are journeying to Kabtfj to io homage to Habibnllah. London, October 13.
Renter's Agency reports that orders have been received from t&e military [authorities at Peahawr to immediately mobolise two Said hosptt»lc No applanation having been vouchsafed, the Message is variously commented Some minimise the importance of the* incident, and attribute it to the osnaJ tribal troubles or sporadic raids on the north-west frontier, having no coufieetioo with the Afghan question-
[ Mahomed ©mar,, the late .Ameer's [youngest son, is understood to hare |inffuenced his brother's secretary te. leave) 1 Kabul.
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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 116, 17 October 1901, Page 4
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