View source for WA 2nd Anglo-Boer War Contingents

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The following information has been collated from various books, newspaper articles and research papers.<br>

{| class="wikitable"
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! Name !! Departure Date !! Officers !! Other Ranks !! 
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| 1st Mounted Infantry Contingent || 7 November 1899 || 5 || 125 || 
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| 2nd Mounted Infantry Contingent || 3 February 1900 || 6 || 97 || 
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| 3rd Bushmen's Contingent || 13 March 1900 || 7 || 109 || 
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| 4th Mounted Infantry Contingent || 8 May 1900 || 7 || 120 || 
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| 5th Mounted Infantry Contingent || 6 March 1901 || 14 || 207 ||
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| 6th Mounted Infantry Contingent || 10 April 1901 || 14 || 214 ||
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| 2nd Battalion Australian Commonwealth Horse || 26 February 1902 || 2 || 58 || E Company of the 2nd Battalion was from WA
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| 4th Battalion Australian Commonwealth Horse  || 7 April 1902 || 5 || 115 || D Company of the 4th Battalion was from WA
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| 8th Battalion Australian Commonwealth Horse  || 2 June 1902 || 4 || 116 || D Squadron of the 8th Battalion was from WA
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