... SOUTH AFRICA. TO END THE WAR. 600 SURRENDERED BURGHERS TO TAKE UP ARMS. (Press Association War Special), JIRON, Wednesday. —Knox and Barter’s columns have re-occupied Scuekal. is undoretood that the autiiorities contemplate extending the Smaldeel Winburg ...

... SOOTS AFRICA. ON HIS I/EFF',NCE. HIS lINPARALLEIAD DIFFICULTIES. war Apron& 1 Toot*. Coo Imam.. to awn •or flatho-r.r• It 41., 11,••••• ob. rem, • n•• The had boon to• .1.• .4 in• duo. /ebb, Id.. on ,Ive that . Th. rum A. .wt as Asa. 1.. %iv Mark . ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. PRIYATF WRIGHT CASE. have received the following letter to-day from Mr. William Johnston. M.P.—“ will in many persons to know that I have been in correspondence with the Secretary of State on War concerning the case of Private Robert Wright ...

... AFRICA EVENTS CAPE COLONY. The Capetown correspondent the London Times telegraphs :—The present phase the campaign, during which the Boers are holding meetings in various parts of South Africa, and consulting together the question of peace, probably affects ...

... AFRICA. THE DEATH OF OPPERMAN. Association War Special.) PRETORIA, Thursday.—The death of Com’ mandant Oppermaa,' confirmed from several sources, is event of slight importance. He was commandant of the South-Eastern commandoes, and, next to Botha, was ...

... unfortunate officer, whose gallant service:, throughout the war have wen him tho admiration and respoet of everybody- At the same time nobody hero regards the engagement serious reverse this stage of the war. Reverses must neoosaaxjly expected where Boer concentration ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. FRENCH HYSTEIHR KHUQER HEMMED IN. Trio.•••• • mem 70.1) —1.•• b' 4. r • — Who PARIS. —T waled. • 6,104 11.•• /wee I wan Imams Ws. War. the 11.80) • MAR, P.. W 1 /n part - • , Wet •tn• 14 , !Won Noe nn • eve., IBAILWAY An'( WENT NEAR ...

... WAR MAP. A neat Map. showing the seat of war in South Africa. has been prepared by Mumrs. W. & G. Baird. Royal Avenve, and has been published by them at o Pprice which beings it within the reach of every reader of the “Evening Tele @raph.” The sime is ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. (VE coLoNY INVADED By 100 BOERS. N. M.A.. - Tbn 1.••• yea neon. haw ha.. Bow hove (Worn war Nor.. sad north Jur No. — .ho. w 1. .6.h-wt. N - Man Now Ce. COLONIALS ENGAGE THE ENEMY. BIITISH COOP ELL TO ETI E. R.., cA ...

... while the present Government in power. Mr. Chamberlain cannot turn back. “ While Lord Milner in Africa-,’’ continued Dr. Kuyper. nothing can done. Tho war is not whit more advanced than it was a year ago. However great are the forces employed, it is ...

... bursting into full ■'i MK VS IlSf'RI It F. S AIS D WAR TELKUKAXS. '• n't* tons requests having been scut us -.uiitry snhscrihc’rs for short private i.d'c iting the of events in '■ti .o with ihcTrausvaa- war. we have • J to offer a series of 24 word tele• ...

... to embark for South Africa. QUEENSLAND LOYALTY. (Reuter’s Telegram.) BRISBANE, Friday.—The Queensland Government cordially approves the despatch of additional troops to South Africa. AOTIYE DOER LEADER PRISONER. (Press Association War Special.) BLOEMFONTEIN ...