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... Deputy Judge-Advocate iu South Africa last April. His duty was to advise the milit try antlioritiei at the seat of war upon important questions of law. An admiral who would receive au important command in the event of war is VICE-ADMIRAL SIR HARRY &meow ...
... point with pride to German East Africa and German West Africa. Both colonies have fine coast lines, but the high lands of the plateau. which run from Zambesi to the Cape, are the only really healthy districts in South Africa, and these are ours. We have ...
... Derr.- GENERAL SIR HERBERT CHERMSIDE, who command:, the 3rd Division in South Africa. When the war broke out, he was commanding the Curragh District, and went to South Africa as major -general of the 14th Brigade. Just previous to his departure, Sir Herbert ...
... AFTER THE WAR. All those who would like to obtain au) 4or• inent of any kind in South Africa, and nli those possessing small capital nho nould like to obtain a start iu that country, .liould register the•r 'mines with tie iit on.•;, Wri , ,, for, particulars ...
... domination, besides other lesser wars elsewhere in South America. Previous to the general peace of Utrecht in 1763 there was a period when many countries were at war. The Turks were fighting the Russians, the Poles were at war with them and with Austria, Prussia ...
... AFTER THE WAR. All those who would like to obtain eniployleant of any kind in South Africa, and all those possessing small capital who aonld like to obtain a start in that country, should register tbe:r names with us at once. Write for particulars to ...
... WAR RELIEF FUND of the CHURCH EXTENSION ASSOC I ATI ON. The Sisters who lave gone to the scat, of war appeal for shirts, cardigans, flannels, scarves, handkerchiefs, rags, etc., for the soldiers. awl left•off c lothing of all kinds for the Refugees at ...
... The War from Tommy's Point of View. LETTERS WHICH HAVE BEEN RECEIVED BY READERS FROM THEIR SOLDIER RELATIVES IN SOUTH AFRICA. From One Who was Wounded at Elandslaagte. WYnbexgSouth Africa, .:Novelubeyyth, 1::: 9. DEAR Pasairrs,—l am very sorry to ...
... South Africa—the more important the man the more important the belt, of course. This she would decorate in gold and fancy work for her drawing-room. Bugles appeal to many of the fair sex, good prices being offered for bond fide trophies of the war. Beautifully ...
... PICTURES OF THE WAR. Private War Against Britain. JAN VANDEENOOR, a wealthy Dutch coffee-grower and ardent sympathiser with the Boers, is reported to have just returned to Paris after the failure of a remarkable attempt to wage private war against Great ...
... food for him for two days was carried on camels. Iu the present war every effort will, of course. be made to supply the men with fresh food, and as, when the Army Corps reaches South Africa, there will be altogether about 7:;,010 men to feed, the task before ...
... The War from Tommy's Point of View. Kisses for Baby. it. Jim, the cook, told me what chickens and eggs, etc., he had put in it. and had sent it on to the station i but it never turned up. If you get it, I hope your appreciation of it was commensurate ...