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Foodstuffs being taken on board the Dunottar at Cape Town

Source: www.angloboerwar.com/forum/19-ephemera/3...res-of-the-war#90069

No. 69 - Canada

British and North Atlantic Steam Navigation Co.

Master: E. Maddox
Chief Officer: R. Jones / C. Merricks
Chief Engineer: O. Jones / J. Pritchard
1st Officer: J.W. Christie / J.P. Lewis / P.P. Williams
2nd Officer: G. Berry / J. Harries / F.O. Seabourne
2nd Engineer: G. Miller / H. Williams / J.W. Thompson
3rd Engineer: E.T. Abel / W.H. Groom / John Herbert Thearle
Surgeon: J.H. Finnie / H.A. Warke


SEE ALSO: No. 69 - Canada (1)
SEE ALSO: No. 69 - Canada (2)








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The Sumatra in Malta

Source: www.angloboerwar.com/forum/19-ephemera/3...n-jack?start=0#90162

The Army Ordnance Corps taking rifles aboard the Gaul

Source: www.angloboerwar.com/forum/19-ephemera/3...e-union-jack?start=0

Labelled as Coldstreamers, embarkation at Southampton.

This must be the 2nd Battalion which sailed on the Gascon and arrived at the Cape about 12th November 1899.

Source: www.angloboerwar.com/forum/19-ephemera/3...n-jack?start=0#90162

Labelled as The Devons embark.

This must be the 2nd battalion which sailed on the Manilla about 20th October 1899 and arrived at the Cape on 15th November. The 1st Battalion was one of the four infantry battalions which, along with three cavalry regiments and three batteries of Field Artillery, were despatched from India to Natal immediately before war was declared.

Source: www.angloboerwar.com/forum/19-ephemera/3...n-jack?start=0#90162