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... THEFT AFRICA* WAR MEDALS. Yesterday morning the paymaster's office and the orderly room at the barracks at bcrwick were broken into, and 71 South African war medals as well 223 olaspe were stolen. The whole the premises were also ransacked, bat nothing ...
... AFRICA!' WAR LOBS= A War Return issued on Wednesday shows that the total casualties reported since the beginning of the war up to the 21st inst. were As follows : —Killed in action. 213 officers and 2,015 men: died of wounds, 50 officers and 483 men; ...
... South Africa’* War BUI The Union of South Africa spendm. £126,000 day under the defence vote August. This was stated Genera! Smuts the Prime Minister, question time » the House of Assembly Capetown. »•» ...
... SOUTH AFRICA WAR BARS. Four bars presented to Private W. Kelly. Pvt. Kelly went to Africa with the Second Active Service Company from Cumberland. On the four bars were the following: Cape Coloney—Orange Free State--South Africa, 1901—South ...
... S. Africa War Medals. Brigadier-General R. Gilchrist, Commanding the Madras District, last week presented Sonth African War Medals to 40 men of the East Yorkshires who were in South Africa attached to the 2iid Battalion of the Regiment. ...
... ns eee _—s ee VStar, iding jo en- SOUTH AFRICA WAR MEDAI ish to The War Office last night iesued the ing>—“A number of South war medals and clasps for ex- yarious South African irregular or the Horse, and Imperial Yeomanry, are stil ing claimants. Bane ...
... THE SOUTH AFRICA WAR MEDAL. In reply Colonel Lockwoods suggestion that competition should be invited for the design of South African war medal, Mj» WYMDHAM said i»uob a competition w«uild have involved much delay. Designs had, fact, been prepared and ...
... SOUTH AFRICA WAR FOND. Sib,-Can yon npnn mn line of yonr space in order to draw attention the anggsetion made me at the meeting in the Drill Hall on Monday an to writing the names of those who are willing to make periodical banne to hoots colleoliens ...
... THE EMBERS OF THE SOUTH AFRICA WAR. WAR leaves many traces, and not a few wounds, which it is somewhat difficult to close. This has proved true alike of the Afghan and Zulu conflict. According to the latest South African advices—and there is now direct ...
... expenditure, but foe war servitor. It was proposed sad intended to be additermal tendon for war expend:tore, and they al! hoped that at thieved of the war it would be remitted. Mt Mote then the ordinary expeoditide, apart from the war, bad enorwmasly iserrased ...
... SOUTH AFRICA WAR MUDDLE. MR. ROBSON'S AMENDN THE ADDRESS. PREMIER AND MR. Gr.. ATTACKED. WESTMINSTER, Thursday. The Speaker took the chair at 2.5 p.m. The debate of the Address was resumed by Mr. Hugh Law, who completed the speech lie beg.ui last night ...
... SOUTH AFRICA WAR BUDGET. C . Tn the House * Graaff, Minister * e^? r t'*, vised and additional * J8.614.1M. w ,»«' bringing the I ®Jtin?i'gi''° ] ...