Arrived at the Cape on 17th February 1900. Moved north into the Orange River Colony, and afterwards into the Transvaal. Was about Frederickstad and Krugersdorp, August and September 1900, and was frequently engaged. In 1901 four guns were with Babington in a column which did excellent work in the South-West Transvaal. A section was at Dewetsdorp in November 1900 when the disagreeable surrender of the garrison of that town took place. The section lost 1 officer and 8 men wounded. A portion of the battery was with the Oxfordshire Light Infantry in the middle of the Orange River Colony about July 1901, and the section was also in Cape Colony that year. In Lord Kitchener's despatch of 8th March 1901, the first after Dewetsdorp, 4 men were mentioned.
