Lord Kitchener and his staff and bodyguard in South Africa

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Title

Lord Kitchener and his staff and bodyguard in South Africa

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Auckland Libraries

Collection

Kura Heritage Collections Online

Description

Showing a group portrait of Lord Kitchener and his staff and bodyguard in South Africa. In the front row are trooper J. Acheson-Jones (Auckland), 2nd New Zealand Contingent; Captain Marker, A.D.C., Coldstream Guards; Captain Maxwell, V.C., A.D.C., 18th Bengal Lancers; Lord Kitchener; Major J.K. Watson, A.D.C., King's Royal Rifles; Lieutenant-Colonel Hamilton, Military Secretary, Queen's Own West surreys; Corporal O'Gorman, Scots Guards.

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Image

Date created

1901-08-02

Creator

Auckland Weekly News

URL

https://kura.aucklandlibraries.govt.nz/digital/collection/photos/id/174830

Related subjects

Group portraits / Lord Kitchener / South Africa / Bodyguards / Troopers / South African War / Acheson-Jones, J / Second New Zealand Contingent / Captains / Marker / A D C / Coldstream Guards / Maxwell / V C / Bengal Lancers / Lords / Majors / Watson, J K / Kings Royal Rifles / Lieutenants / Colonels / Hamilton / Military Secretaries / Queens Own West Surreys / Corporals / O Gorman / Scots Guards

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