_14th._--The regiment marched from Meyerton at 3.30 a.m. to Roodepoort. _11th._--B Squadron, under Capt. Maude, left for Orange Free State (attached to). _14th._--Four troops posted at different points on Railway north and south of Meyerton, where it was thought likely Boers would attempt a crossing. C Squadron to Loskop. _15th._--C Squadron joined on line of march. The regiment marched from Roodepoort at 3.45 a.m. to Krugersdorp. _16th._--The regiment left camp at 8.20 a.m. for reconnaissance. A Squadron, under Capt. C. W. M. Feilden, located enemy's laager, and were forced to retire under heavy fire. _17th._--2nd Lieut. C. R. Pawson joined from England. _19th._--The regiment marched from Krugersdorp to Blauwbank. _Dec. 20th._--The regiment marched from Blauwbank to Zandfontein. No. 3588 Pte. White died of disease at Germiston. _21st._--The regiment marched from Zandfontein to Vlakfontein. _22nd._--The regiment marched from Vlakfontein to Hartebeestfontein. _23rd._--The regiment marched from Hartebeestfontein to Bank Station. _24th._--The regiment marched from Bank Station to Welverdiend. _25th._--Marched from Welverdiend to Reitfontein. _26th._--The regiment marched from Reitfontein to Welgevonden. _28th._--The regiment marched from Welgevonden to Moddersfontein. _30th._--The regiment marched from Moddersfontein to Welgevonden. One troop, under Lieut. Montgomerie, sent out to watch drifts at night. CASUALTIES IN HORSES IN 1900. _How disposed of._ | _Received._ | Killed in action 185 | From remount depots 1583 Died of exhaustion 159 | Captured from the enemy 50 Destroyed 95 | To sick depots 960 | Left on veldt by order 226 | ---- | ---- 1625 | 1633 ==== | ==== CASUALTIES IN OFFICERS, N.C.O.'s AND MEN DURING 1900. Officers. N.C.O.'s and Men. Died at sea -- 1 Killed in action 1 8 Died of wounds 2 4 Do. of disease 1 22 Wounded 3 43 ---- ---- 7 78 ==== ==== * * * * * _Jan. 1st._--Regiment sent to meet convoy from Parkersdorp. No sign of enemy. _2nd._--Regiment escorted convoy to Welgevonden.