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Photograph A05228 South Africa, 1899-1902 (Boer War)DEPARTURE OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES LANCER DETACHMENT AND OTHER TROOPS FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR, WITH CROWDS LINING THE STREETS TO BID FAREWELL.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
PORTION OF THE PROCESSION AND THE CROWD OF ONLOOKERS ON THE OCCASION OF THE DEPARTURE OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS DETACHMENT AND OTHER TROOPS FOR THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
DEPARTURE OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES LANCER DETACHMENT AND OTHER TROOPS FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR, WITH CROWDS LINING THE STREETS TO BID FAREWELL.

ENGLAND. C 1899. DISMOUNTED PARADE BY NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS BEFORE DEPARTURE FOR SOUTH AFRICA. A LANCER SQUADRON WAS TRAINING IN ENGLAND BEFORE THE WAR AND WERE THE FIRST COLONIAL VOLUNTEERS ACCEPTE

MEMBERS OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS AND OTHER AUSTRALIAN DETACHMENTS RIDE THROUGH THE STREETS OF LONDON AS PART OF THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE PROCESSION. LEADING ARE LIEUTENANT COLONEL H. B. LASSETTER, NS

The steamship SS Moravian, its rigging dressed with signalling flags, thirty minutes before departing for the war in South Africa. The ship was transporting the second contingent of the New South Wale

Queen Victoria seated in her carriage, with New South Wales Lancers in background, on the occasion of her Diamond Jubilee.

Front page of the 'Illustrated London News', Saturday 14 October, 1899, depicting a scene in Fenchurch Street, London, of the departure of the New South Wales Lancers. The Royal New South Wales Lancer
