London vid Bombay, 16th November.
The liner Elingamite, from Sydney, N.S. W., to Auckland, N. Z, was; wrecked on Three Kings Island on Mr. Kriiger's Memoirs are to be shed to-morrow. They do not contain any sensational revelations, but they mention that Mr. Rhodes visited Mr. Kriiger at Pretoria during his second term as President of ithe Transvaal Republic.—Reuter.
London, 17th November. Kriiger's. Memoirs mention the 9th of November. The passengers that Mr. Rhodes said when visiting and crew took to the boats and rafts, Mr. Kriiger: "We must work toand 139 landed or were picked up gether," and suggested securing during the week.
Delagoa Bey as the seaport for the On a raft recovered by H.MS.! Transvaal, Penguin eight were found alive and Mr. Kriiger refused unless Portugal eight dead.' They bad suffered ter- was willing to sell, and denounced rible privations, having been without the wickedness of grabbing. food or water for nearly five days.
Mr. Bhodes then ceased his over-Some mad with thirst had plunged tures.—Leclusive service. into the sea and were drowned.
Thirty are still missing—Reuter.
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