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GUNNERS BUST. Thirty to Forty Boers Killed. CAMP, Friday. It le reported on satisfactory authority that the practice of our naval gunners on two days of last week, betwoen thirty and forty Boers were killed. The position to the out was thoroughly reconnoitred yesterday by Colonel

To-morrow no fewer than 110 members of the St. John'. Ambulance Brigade will leave the North of England for London, whore they will be provided with their sea outfit and • suit of khaki. Afterwards they will proceed to Aldershot, where they will undergo • coons of training and b