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NRS-1252 | Boer War: Regimental orders for the 6th Regiment Imperial Bushmen, New South Wales, and the 3rd Mounted Brigade

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AGY-16 | Colonial Secretary and Registrar of the Records of New South Wales (1821-1824) Colonial Secretary (1824-1856) Colonial Secretary or Principal Secretary to the Government (1856-1859) Chief Secretary [I]
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This volume covers the Brigade Orders for the 6th Regimental Imperial Bushmen, New South Wales, and the 3rd Mounted Brigade. There are reports concerning the positioning of daily outposts; the procedures for exercising and feeding the horses; marching orders and guard duty for the men. Daily orders were given on the distances that were to be covered by the Brigade in the course of a day and the different countersigns that were to be used by the men on the night guard.

(4/7651). 1 vol.

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This description is extracted from Concise Guide to the State Archives of New South Wales, 3rd Edition 2000.

Created: 1900-10-01 to 1901-02-28

Data time period: 1900-10-01 to 1901-02-28

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