... THE WAR FUND. CONCERT AT IHE COACH AND HORSES. Under the auspices of the Ealing Dean 'Bowling Club, a smoking conoert was given on November 22nd at the Coach and Horses Hotel, West Ealing, in ail of the Ealing Sailors and Soldiers South Africa War Fund ...

... was unanimously resolved, that • held &odd be started, to be termed the Ealing Sailors and Soldiers' South Africa War Fund, the words South Africa being added to the original designation of the fund so as to more exactly define its purpose —Colonel Hughes- ...

... Association footballer. The fancy costume football match played on Boxing Day in aid of the Ealing Radon and Soldiers' South Africa War Fund successful The of £lO 19s. 11 3 rte lined, and has been handed over to Bent.-001. W. Gowan. Mr. C. Mawley, of Warwick-road ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. 'CHIRON ATRK AMONG THE SOLDIERS. A large gathering assembled at the Central Hall, Acton, on Saturday evening, to hear Mr. A. W. Frodsham give a lecture, with lantern slides, on scenes and incidents in South Africa bearing on the ...

... talking of the power of this country to wage war. that there were many countries which could stand tiro strain and stress of one great war, but that Great Britain could stand the strain and stems of several groat wars (hear, hear). What sacrifices have you ...

... the Viatry y Hall en .M-r and lam tic sage Surgeon-Captain Ducat, t, in aid of the families of the men oiled out to war in Son&h Africa. The programme was as follows —Pianoforte solo, Erin. Miss Isabel Ducat ; 'election by the boy pipers from the Royal ...

... CONCERT FOit THE WAR FUND. A concert in aid of the fund to help the Widows and Orpbiunt of Iler Majesty's Forces engaged in the Smith African Campaij,m, w s giv.m on Wvir.esday evening at the Central Hall, Acton. Among those who were included on the iro• ...

... VINOLIA WAR FUND FOR THE SOLDIERS' FAMILIES, WIDOWS, AND .ORPHANS. Bvery Tablet of VINOLIA Soap you buy in November means a HALFPENNY for the TRANSVAAL WAR FUND. The Vinolia Company (Limited) will forward to the Transvaal War Fund a Halfpenny on every ...

... THIS WAR. Minty reemea. Descriptions. Pi AIL A. F. FRODEIRAK (oT NATAL) NVI L L give bin Popular Pictorial Deeeriptioe. SOUTH AFRICA UP-TO-DATE: BORE T. BRITON. in the CIIITILAL HALL, ACION, co SATURDAY, DeCOMbOr 2.d, at Kiabt p es. Gwent G. Hdrcatason ...

... occasion such as this is to express in this way our sympathy with therm I think the great feature in the war which has been suddenly sprung on us in South Africa is that our soldiers there have to fight against perhaps the beet marksmen in the world, and they ...

... we intended to do when the war was over. We did not go to war to empire territory, but with quite a different object. We went to war in the cause of freedom, and if they remembered what had taken place in another part of Africa they would recognise what ...

... in the earlier stages of the war. It was inevitable that at first we should be at a disadvantage. The result of the absence of conscription wan that mobilization must bee longer process : and, in this case, we were at war with two Republica in which the ...