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The recruiting office at Cape Town from the cover of The Graphic, 16 September 1899.

The poster on the wall says 'Frontier Mounted Police'

Cape Town and Table Bay from Kloof Road



Source: Bishop of Natal's, My diocese during the war

Cape Town From the breakwater


Table Mountain


Railway Station


Adderley Street

Source: Album of South Africa. 24 views of Cape Town, Kimberley, Port Elizabeth, Grahams Town. Published by Mosely & Hyman, Handel House, Kimberley. No date

St George Street and Cathedral


Government House


Greenmarket Square

Source: Album of South Africa. 24 views of Cape Town, Kimberley, Port Elizabeth, Grahams Town. Published by Mosely & Hyman, Handel House, Kimberley. No date.

Green Point Common, Cape Town, 1900. The large Common near Cape Town which is usually devoted to cricket, football and sports generally, owing to the war was converted into a large military encampment. Here Boer prisoners were confined in two large enclosures; close by was a remount camp and also the huts of the 'Tommies' who were either convalescent or proceeding to the front.

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Australian and Canadian troops about to depart Cape Town

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