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... the loss of life, sugary_ and devastation Rod rennuwe'a° of e • am* The bowling of course, suffered, a nd the in South Africa, be b e that north, the sum of 21,000, free of legacy duty, the mosey to be invested mad of brew won do well to attend to ...
... FOR Tllll WAR. The workpeople in the fitting shop at St. George's Works (Messrs. Nettlafolds) gave a sendoff to Sapper Mudge and Sapper Street, two of their fellow workmen who hays been ordered to rejoin their regiment and proceed to South Africa. Mr. B ...
... girls{ . nay be every deserlpdas.— At tie mad the Load*. of Base*, Vila. Rage Madame was la !be Salem. , beams, far *as- M. es Wars.--thm4ng Than=Moe Greve 'lavers, Gress Law. begs by Mr. C. Wbsway, was fate, sad messy sakes free Marsala was sleeted Sbroagb ...
... workmen—A Waldron. A. Jump, and J. Foster—who were oalled upon to rem/ their regiments for service jn the present war is South Africa, and to present to each the following gifts tokens of goodwill from employers au employes of the above firm: —1 pipe ...
... its eon ii deb' sad dead, leads very riele Th. dead with • r war, la puss. is fel Ii U troops at. MOM HAI, tad °tier et time war, the torus wiled bed bees sad Oceivestioss that followed war. add& redideate at. Pretoria, added. Were is thermals of the ...
... A CLOSE SHAVE. There about seventeen soldiers at the war from West Elmethwick, end interesting relics frequently coming to band from them. The parents of a Corporal in the Royal Hone Artillery have lately received the box of chocolate which formed the ...
... December 119th last he was examined by the army doctors and found et for satire earwig*. Ile is now doisg his very best In South Africa for his Queen and country, and when we heard from him last I am thankful to say he was quite well. I do not mind this i ...
... CONMSNDED. Presidia( Magistrate WITH THE PEOPLE cm • he *Tested WAR 1 , X 10 0 0 WAR ! WAR w. w. LLOYD EAS REIN OOMPELLED TO day night. The °Neer saw a man sewed BECAUSE BECAUSE TREY CURE WAR cut down, some OPEN A HAT SHOP • • Arthur Hearse Mona Wills is ...
... • ADDRESSES.' POSTMEN IN MAKI. Co e $, I -- • OM* FROM THE FRONT. 01 Mows e we have No nY ws A from MAN Soall Africa is so meagre, that mg it is front is the Ms at a brisk a contributio• from one lately at the we . aT ' B°b' i ik ms attached welcome ...
... jerseys and sweaters that ars good from those who fol., one or other 4 our many National athletic pastimes foe soldiers South Africa. A. Users be of good, Ismael articles laid by, aad as any woollen garment, le addition to the kit, best lumen Take to totals's ...
... carried with cordiality, and acknowledged by Mr. Powell. HANDSWORTH DIVISION L IB= UNIONIST ASSOCIATION 13017TH AFRICA IN PEACE AND WAR RE° . J. C. H ARRIS (Malaise of the Johannesburg Congregational Chunk and for the Imperial South Ltriaan Amoelation) ...
... lasting memorial. Never since the war began has a Smeth- audience had the opportunity of to such a vigorous lecture as that d elivered by the Rev. J. C. Harris at the o, allall, on Wednesday night. Ile had in South Africa for nearly ten years, aid was conversant ...