lydenburgの例文

• This is " Pilgrim's Rest, Lydenburg and Nkomazi.
• The first wagons arrived in Lydenburg from Delagoa Bay in 1874.
• He was elected as commandant of the Lydenburg Commando in 1885.
• British forces would again enter Lydenburg during the Second Boer War.
• Today Lydenburg is known for farming, trout fishing and mining.
• Using Lydenburg as his base, he made a number of collecting trips.
• The Lydenburg Heads are among several classic, textbook pieces that enliven this show.
• After the battle it probably escaped to Lydenburg and then into the nearby bushveld.
• The Lydenburg museum showcases some of these finds.
• The Panorama Route starts just outside Lydenburg at the foot of the Long Tom Pass.
• In 1872 he and a certain Piet Marais bought two farms in the Lydenburg district.
• On 6 February 1873 alluvial gold was discovered and within 3 months the Lydenburg goldfields was proclaimed.
• Help was sent for and received from a Lydenburg Boer commando, led by one Abel Erasmus.
• "' Lydenburg Commando "'was a light infantry regiment of the South African Army.
• His forces mounted comparatively few attacks and as a result, the Boer enclave around Lydenburg was largely unmolested.
• He attended school at Lydenburg and established his shop businesses in 1955 in the areas of Bushbuckridge and Acornhoek.
• The Boer commandos subsequently dispersed to Lydenburg and Barberton and the next phase of the war-guerrilla warfare-started.
• The discovery of the Bushveld Igneous Complex deposits was made in 1924 by a Lydenburg district farmer, A F Lombaard.
• At first called Painter's Camp, it was named Steynsburg in 1886, after Commandant J P Steyn of Lydenburg.
• The bus was heading into this provincial town 135 miles east of Johannesburg when it overturned, said Lydenburg police Inspector Gerrit Smit.