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... address to the sonsideratiott of the various upsets of the war in Booth Africa. He a:pressed approval of the whole-hearted way in which the aeS.tae was eapporting the Govern. meat in the conduct of the war, bat believed that a petunia' solution of the trouble ...
... for the year. A resolution was passed expressing approval of the policy of British Government in South Africa, se well as in the results of the war. It was also resolved by • majority to urge the Governneral to deal with the redistribution of seats, ...
... who hove sailed set *NW presume war rooked is *slag divested to the seem. de sons weft sadism Bernal sues bees home* seder sedge the In we loathed ejected a Emily who woes seal& le pay mat. Two lb. sues ere Wive Africa the parents would hare help frees ...
... of the Imperial South ethical • Amociatioe, with the object of support. Mg Her Majesty's Government and the High in South Africa Prior to the of the proceedings parade sous were rendered by Messrs. Clarke sod J. Boend. Mr. A. H. Griffiths. J.P . Fended ...
... in • willing and cheerful meaner, great credit upon them, and the postmaster, Mr. G. H. Dorman. SHETHWIOH VOLUNTEERS AND THE WAR. AN INTHUOIRSTIO RESPONSE. The firosthwir.k Volunteers proved that they are something beyond a paper force on Saturday night ...
... resolved that all stales shall pay 21. per week and all female., youths and boys id. per week soul the Reservists return from the war. Sincerely hoping that oar snail will be an incentive for other 6-ns to oar example. Meant Charles Carr Liaised, el that their ...
... workmen—A Waldron. A. Jump, and J. Foster—who were oalled upon to rem/ their regiments for service jn the present war is South Africa, and to present to each the following gifts tokens of goodwill from employers au employes of the above firm: —1 pipe ...
... its eon ii deb' sad dead, leads very riele Th. dead with • r war, la puss. is fel Ii U troops at. MOM HAI, tad °tier et time war, the torus wiled bed bees sad Oceivestioss that followed war. add& redideate at. Pretoria, added. Were is thermals of the ...
... and applause) War was terrible sad very lath resource of diplomacy—he had too snap y Meade himself at the bets of the rides in Neal aid le beleagursd to speak Deb* war—bat let them recognise the fact lea thee were wore Mears than war, 'web se • didescarable ...
... you bow we suifoid. We elpeot MAW Mid! to-esonow TSR INPIRIAL WAR TURD. A rooked from km. of the Imperial War Fund, dales s$ in the as of say called to heat who any loss his We in Booth Africa. an her. mediate grant of be each able,. with i n rates each ...
... es well se the workiag assets this. will be es eases that the felonies el will be well looked after as long se the Transvaal war lasts. At the Ora pestle' of Opulent's appointed to administer the (sad, hrld a forteight ago, the moo of Al 15a was voted to ...
... the hospital train which the Railway Carriage and Wagon 0 0. is for she Red Cross Society. It intended far immediate in Poo* Africa, and will of swot which will be fi tted up most elaborately. Representadves of the illustrated papers are so sketch this train ...