LAING’S NEK:                               12 June 1900 (Natal) Awarded to all troops of the Natal Field Force employed in the operations and north of an east and west line through Newcastle between 2nd and 9th June 1900, both dates inclusive. Recipients

BELFAST:                                26 or 27 August 1900 (Transvaal) Awarded to troops who, on 26 or 27 August 1900, were east of a north and south line drawn through Wonderfonein, and west of a north and south line through Dalmanutha Station, and north of an east and west line drawn through Carolina. Recipients

WITTEBERGEN:                           1–29 July 1900 (OFS) Awarded to all troops who were inside a line drawn from Harrismith to Bethlehem, then to Senekal and Clocolan, along the Basuto border and back to Harrismith, between 1st and 29th July 1900, both dates inclusive. Recipients

DIAMOND HILL:                           11–12 June 1900 (Transvaal) Awarded to all troops who, on 11th or 12th June 1900, were east of a north and south line drawn through Silverton Siding and north of an east and west line through Vlakfontein. Recipients

JOHANNESBURG:                        29th May 1900 (Transvaal) Awarded to those troops who, on 29 May 1900, were north of an east and west line through Klip River Station and east of a north and south line through Krugersdorp Station. Recipients

RELIEF OF MAFEKING:              17 May 1900 (CC) Awarded to all troops under the command of Colonel Mahon who marched from Barkly West on 4th May 1900 and all troops who were under Colonel Plumer’s command between 11th October 1899 and 17th May 1900, both dates inclusive, and who were south of an east and west line drawn through Palachwe. Recipients

WEPENER:                                     9–25 April 1900 (OFS) Awarded to all troops engaged in the defence of Wepener between 9th April 1900 and 25th April 1900, both dates inclusive. Recipients

DRIEFONTEIN:                                       10 March 1900 (OFS) Awarded to troops serving with Army Headquarters and Lieutenant General French’s column which advanced from Popular Grove on 10 March 1900 Recipients

PAARDEBERG:                                17–26 February 1900 (OFS) Awarded to all troops within 7,000 yards of General Cronje’s final laager, between midnight of the 17th and midnight of the 26th February 1900, and to all troops within 7,000 yards of Koodoe’s Rand Drift between the same dates. Recipients

RELIEF OF KIMBERLEY:           15 February 1900 (CC) Awarded to all troops in the relief column under Lieut. General French who marched from Klip Drift on the 15th February 1900 and all the 6th Division under Lieut. General Kelly-Kenny who were within 7,000 yards of Klip Drift on 15th February 1900. Recipients