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... 1877-1881 is continued their successors, the Khaki party in 1901. The war in South Africa war of lies. It started with the gigantic one that the Boers thought drive ns out of South Africa. lie always needs another support it. and this has been the course ...
... 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 ...
... his best at the District Council in the interests of the ratepayers and the town (applause). EALING SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS' AFRICA WAR RELIEF FUND ...
... South Africa as war correspondent for the Dolly Telegraph, sends word from Capetown that 20,000 reinforcements have arrived in Cape Colony. lie says tl:at under the new terms of enlistment, which is for three months or the continuance of the war, numbers ...
... HORSES FOR SOUTH AFRICA The War Office authorities, acting in response to appeals addressed to them, have issued information as to the kind of horses required by the Remount Department. Nothing but young, sound, good-going, fresh-jointed, promising stock ...
... CASE” BINDINGS FOR SPLIT WAR PUBLICATIONS. Special high class and handsome ¢« Split Case '’ Bindings for ““With the Flag to Pretoria,” ‘Black and White Budget,” ‘“Khaki in South Africa,” *‘Transvaal War Album,” ‘Transvaal in War and Peace,” ‘‘Under the ...
... mornang to embark at Southampton for South Africa. It los been decided to invite additional telegraphists of the postal service to enlist in the Royal Engineers for telegraph work with the Army in South Africa. The War Office notify, in a movement notice dated ...
... executive of the Ealing Sailors and Soldier,' South Africa War Fond is seeing that the family income dues not diminish because tic- wage-enner has left the home, and the fact that over £2OO wee collected for the War Fund in one Ealing Church last ffunday indicates ...
... trouble there.—Central News. It is officially announced at Capetown (Reuter states) that no troops will leave South Africa until the war is over. Probably the first to depart will bt the Brigade of Guards. WHAT THE BOND CONGRESS WAS LIKE. We have had ...
... SOUTH AFRICA WAR fIILIEF FUND. Po-sided : Tii►: Rt. MIN. Lint:: 6 KOWA HAMILTON, M.l'. La. 4 President : I; HASIILTON, Vict-Pre,idents : MONTAGUE NELSON, K.C.M.G., LEOPOLI) DE ROTHSCHILI), FAQ. Lady Vice•l`rcrident LA Dv N ELBOW. All sums collected for ...
... gunvost T hrush, which replied. Mrs. Lavgtry has colleeted over 1,000 dollars among the New York stockbrokers for the outh Africa War Fuud. ';;: Il'\f \unie;. M P., who s suffering from an attack of gastoits, 1s slightly better this moruing. H.AL s oU-kpot ...
... Indian Famine, and the balance (£lO9 17e. 2d.) ha. been handed over to the treasurer of the Ealing Nohlien and Bailors' South Africa War Relief Fund. In forwarding the balance-sheet Messer*. W. H. C. Grooms and U. Jones, the Lou. sect.- twit! : issy : - We ...