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... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. lie War Offiee had not, up to midnight, received any rmation of the reports that General Buller's army o d gain crossed the Tugela. A telegram from Durban o w; that uo news from the front with respect to Buller's movements was received ...
... THE COMMAND IV SOUTH AFRICA. The War Ofice made the follwtiag announcement last weok : h“i:th el;pin in ll:h‘.b,inthofl:.ond josty’s Government, li to require it has been decided to sead Field-Marshal Lord Roberts to the Ondu Commander-in-Chief in Bouth ...
... Price One Shilling Helm MOTES ON REGONNOITRIMO IM SOUTH AFRICA. BOER WAR, 1899-1900. Issued by the Cap* Timu, and republished from Longman’* Magazin*, February 1901. ...
... WAR 1N SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office yesterday received a brief telegram from Lord Roberts, reporting a few casualties that occurred during the lighting in the neighbourhood of 'Midas 'Nchu on Saturday. Up to midnight. no further news had been issued. ...
... remarks. Proceeding to refer to the war in South Africa, he remarked that it was difficult at any political meeting to omit & reference to this subject, because they could not get away from it. Nobody now spoke of the war without put-‘ ting an epithet betore ...
... THE war AFRICA. BEAVY BOER \VO COMMANDO! EPULSE Kill PRISONERS reef BOTHA- the vlakfonte ...
... South Africa. We havo paid heavily, both in blood and in money, for the two years' fighting. According to a statement issued by the War Office, the total number of deaths in South Africa from the beginning of the war to the close of last mouth ‘va.a 17 ...
... STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA. AN ILL WAR THAT BLOWS NO ONE ANY GOOD. Among the many interesting facts in the speech of Sir Spencer Walpole at the meeting this afternoon of the Standard Bank of South Africa, he ment►oned that the institution had nearly ...
... 31, 1900.1 REINF ORCEMENTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. des t , - War Office hascompleted arrangements for the exteZ h of further reinforcements to South Africa to the 3657 officers and men and 820 horses, in five ~ between now and the loth pros. Canada from Southampton ...
... DIAMOND-MINING AT KIMBERLEY. The settlement of South Africa after the War is problem upon which politicians and economists hold widely divergent views ; but there is a general agreement that the first essential in the pacification of the country is the ...
... A good many courts of inquiry have probably been held in South Africa during the war with serious consequences to the reputation of officers and soldiers, the result of which might have been very different had these new rules been in operation. It was ...
... WAR! WARM WAR!!! SPARKLETS WJLR SOUTH AFRICA. SUCCESS IN WAR DUE TO MOBILITY. MOUNTED INFANTRY ARE MOBILE INFANTRY. SPARKLETS ARE MOBILE SODA WATER. A Correspondent writes: —THE EVACUATED BRITISH CAMPS ARE STREWN WITH USED SPARKLETS, STEEL CARTRIDGES ...