... reception will have any influence upon the termination of the war. We do not draw any augury even from the brilliant success which has attended the whole South African visit. The finishing of the war rests with Lord Kitchener and his subordinates. But it is ...

... SOUTH AFRICA IN TRANSITION. NOTES FROM THE NEWSPAPERS. It w clear from mail advices that, though the ruernUa war is still raging, and thongh extenaive sweeping operations _ are in progress, •very part the country is settling down. Rhodesia. Benoits from ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. It can hardly he men coincidence that Mr. arrirai Europe should synchronise with renewed outbreak Boer activity in the and of Dutch disaffection at the Oape. The ex-President is playing his last oard, and when he /..U. upon the European ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The news from South Africa continues to be satisfactory, and though yesterday’s telegrams failed to report any decisive success, they detail a number of isolated captures which, taken collectively, are highly significant. From all parts ...

... SOUTH AFRICA The Outlook calls attention to the history the past two years in South Africa, declarintr that it is one of marvellous interest and diversity when regarded from the vantageground of to-day. Continuing, the journal states:—“The Boer people ...

... THE SECRETS OF AFRICA Nothing could be more absorbing than the adventures of Major Gibbons and his companions in their two years and a quarter’s pilgrimage across Africa, nor more modest than his recital them. To have covered 13,000 miles in the Dark ...

... SOUTH AFRICA IN TRANSITION. News from Ehodeala is interest. have previously noted, there is election in progress, and several of the candidates for seats the Legislative Council are advocating not only the federation South Africa, but also the buying ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. Beyond Lord Kitchener’s laconic recital the concerted night attack on a line our postß in the Transvaal, the last twenty-four hours have thrown little light on the military situation in South Africa- There is still the same mysterious reticence ...

... FORTHCOMING WEDDINGS. Owing to the continuation of the war in South Africa and to the long spell of Court mourning, there have been fewer society weddings during the past season than for many years past. During the coming autumn, however, a number of ...

... THE SOUTH AFRICAN MAIL. At present the main interest of the war in South Africa centred on the doings of the various commandos scattered about the Cape Colony. Many interesting particulars regarding these may lie gleaned from the latest South African ...

... SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA OPINIONS MORNING PAPERS. Ccfnmenuug on the news from South Africa, the Times says it is intolerable to have to fight an enemy who disguise themselves in British uniforms or in imitations of them. The paper points out that the ...

... America before the War of Independence; there could not be tolerated any independence that meant refusal of freedom to others, and they must insist in South Africa that such institutions established as would make any recrudescence war in the future utterly ...