... Africa of their froodoa aad HKALY failed to wo what vm good for Iruhnee who wore wrom miloo •war from the mother country was ao« oquallv good for IriobDoe who wor* only aoparatad from Great Britain by a narrow sea. Amendments to the Australia Bill ware ...

... from merabers the 1 Undcd in South Africa six ego. and from that day this moat say that have treated as well wa coahl expact uadar the draunaUseaa. Oar wu Modderfontein where Wf live la brick bourn built before the war ; hid fresh meat and bread every day ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. w * tin (olioviag offlrtil dsvpsirbsa om th« War (I'M/-.. _ , „ Cats Tow;*. Tbe followl»» r*po>tad - UaotccAal P. CturlUMi, llnjoow (iutnlt (b, *un«lio-. Uft *r»l. Ki>tmo«b*r». An*b ...

... Britito Prtooo, iroai goo Bav, antaod at Natal Friday. TV Gvowhc. boa Otago for Booth Africa.arrivodat Alhooy Batorda/vitoa dAadnaaot of toe 4to Now Zrala ...

... WAR PARAGRAPHS. Ur. H. Hubert has recently been nppuioted ci»U surgeon Her Majesty .Sooth Africa, and sails from (Jueroslown in the Aurania Friday, 17th Anguat A telegram was reeeieed the arrival Welsh Hospital iD^Pretorxa,! •• All well. The hospital ...

... Volunteers is grant feather in cap. for it oo secret that the curly day* the war, when first offend to raise regiment I.OCO voluateera for the front, was treated with scant courtesy toe War Office people, who gave him understand that his intecforeflco was not ...

... Cruodull. addre—e l few farewell word* the Ist Qatulton Suffolk Regunent. who leave early today for South Africa. Too regimoal muatered ia fall war streogth.nambenug over 1,100 mao including rearrvuu, and was uoder the command Wttaoo. Lord Lanadowno has ...

... PORTUGAL AND THE WAR CASUALTI IN SOUTH AFRICA. Isf—wj-Ptivste A. MTsHaas. ft* Hswsis-PHmto j. Catos, attobtlv woeeteL •* llte . *** Orasa— PrtraUa J. Baraa sad J. Uom, °ral Weoas R. Dym sedJ. Kidd. wteruvsie sad*sswi .. .. .. _ Keeners Duw. srn mat. - ...

... POST-OFFICE WORK SOUTH AFRICA. Lord Londonderry declared the new Postoffice West Hartlepool open yesterday, and was subsequently entertained public luncheon. In declaring the Post-office open hia lordship alluded to Iho great progress made West Hartlepool ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. BHII,piNG “combine' LORD KITCHENER’S REPORT. OOKIEP RELIEVED (OPFICIAI. I*SPATCH.) Tlw War Offic* Uat isuml the following from Lonl KHetoearr : - PRKTUBiA, 2.JO r.u. Siora 21»t April coiovia report 25 bom killed, 78 priaoom, 25warn'naJm ...

... WAR PARAGRAPHS. On Saturday night the Lord Mayor of land on's Transvaal War Fond amounted to £696.000, ; from the Colony of BrtUab liondorea, and additional coutrihotion from tho Coonty of Domfric* aad Burghs. A New York tsliypwm states that Mias Furatrphena ...

... Adjutant of the 6th Battalion of the Royal Irish Rifles, who volunteered early the war, rarei red notifies lion from the War Office yesterday morning proceed to South Africa, and has been directed to report himself the officer commanding She tie Id. tad ...