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... SOUTH AFRICA AND ACHEEN. A friend at The Hague sends toThe Vienna Correspondent sof The Times some remarks on the war establishing an instructive parallel between the South African campaign and the experience of the Dutch in Acheen. He says the Dutch ...
... ended. Referring to the war expenditure in Africa and China, he said :—lt will perhaps be convenient if I add a statement—which can only be a rough estimate, because the amounts in many cases are not yet ready—of the cost of the wars in which we have been ...
... organised for service in South Africa; to Mr. CHEAH CHEN EOK taking the oath as a J.P. ; and to the port's contribution of £1,600 to the Patriotic Fund. The sympathy of our Penang Chinese riends with us in the war in South Africa is evidenced by their det ...
... NORTH BORNEO. The Governor and Mrs. Birch gave a dinner party in honour of the captain and officers of the German man-o'. war Bussard, which stayed from Jan. 9 to Jan. 16, and the captain returned tho compliment with a luncheon party. The Bus sard came ...
... value of 16257,514,700—a loss in value of $49,070,200 from 1899. The loss was mainly in the Transvaal field, South Africa, and due to the war. The silver output of the world amounted to 178,796,796 fine oz., the largest ever known. It exceeds the product ...
... News, who interviewed him,l am afraid it will not be possible to avoid war. Feeling in Japan runs high at the present time, and the vast majority of the public are eager for war, unless Russia comes forward with some proposition which will be acceptable ...
... THE PHILIPPINES. It is a somewhat delicate matter, under existing circumstances in South Africa, for a citizen of Great Britain to criticise the action of the United States in the Philippines. There are certain obvious parallels between the two cases ...
... to the world, for the world's benefit, what she was capable of producing that was a large contributing cause to the war in South Africa. It was by endeavouring to pursue a similar policy that China has brought many of her woes on herself. It may seem on ...
... This, combined with the coming revival of confidence at home and. abroad which must follow the termination of the war in South Africa, together with the opening up of China . and the development of the Pacific trade, as yet in its infancy, is sure to ...
... troops in Kiao-chow are at present dependent upon the Navy, those in South-west Africa on the Colonial Department of the Foreign Office, and those on the Asiatic Continent on the War Office. The intention at present is to establish a central office for all ...
... sense of the gallant services rendered by the Royal Marines in South Africa and China, the King has arranged personally to present to the officers and men of the corps now at home the war medals they have earned in the Transvaal and the Far East. The pr ...
... i to stay at Singapore for a month with his parents before proceeding to join his ship. He was with the Terrible in South Africa, but was invalided home. The cricket and football teams representing the S.C.C. 1 in Penang and Perak at Christmas were to ...