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... prolific writer,and, unlike the majority of prolific writers, his work does not seem to deteriorate. While out in South Africa as War Correspondent for the *“ Daily News,” he wis far and away the superior of the majority of the other gentlemen who acted ...
... COMMENCING. Guide (ES elisMat%; tI.7,V,EZ0 1 ?-gr.°11 . . itgaris' TS= HOW BOBS TAKES PRETORIA!! CRESCO, NSW SOUTH AFRICA?' WAR GLIM Prim Is.-90t4 Postal Order Co. to The Cam* C0..1„ Charlol 0r SW. SURDS GLOVES For Ladle. 14~ oboe sod fit. Pu ...
... killed; also waggons, stock, &c, of Badcnborst's commando. OUR TOTAL CASUALTIES. The monthly return of our casualties in South Africa War Office to-day : is issued by the |N.CO.’s Officers. JindMeo 18 143 8 50 8 238 3 42 6 71 108; 3,134 151 | 3.668 451 4,614 ...
... THE EALING WAR FUND. We recently received from an Ealing soldier iu South Africa a letter saying that. as he was one of the first, if not the first, of Ealing's soldiers to leave England for South Africa, and had served throughout the campaign, he thm4ht ...
... &w. C. JON= BALING SAILORS & SOLDIERS SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF rND. All sums collected for Ibis Fund will he devoted solely to the relief of tbose dependent no Sailors and Soldiers fighting in South Africa. and if there be any surplus over and above Ines) ...
... affairs there was intolerable altogether. The war was not brought about by us at all, but by that scheme of creating a large Dutch Republic over the whole of South Africa. Some said the gold was the cause of the war. In one sense it was not. It was not to bolster ...
... voice of the Stars. useful Talks, the Horosnone of the King of Italy. and Instrustive Articles. N.8.-7adkie4 foretokl the War Africa. the Wnr in China. the Oeneral Election. and change in the Cabinst. Assassination of the King of Italy. the grief of the ...
... plan dealing with the thirty odd thousand Boer prisoners should be formulated, or are they to be let loose on South Africa when the war really ended to plot and foment mischief again ? The subject seems to to be of great importance.” ...
... he anticipated that at the end of the year the balance would be in favour of the revenue. MEAT FOR THE TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office has cabled to the Premier of New South Wales inviting tenders for the supply of two mi:lion pounds of corned beef ...
... OUR FORCES FOR THE WAR. This addition to the forces at the dispossl of Field-Marshal Lord Roberts together with the Volunteers, Yeomanry, and Colonial contingents will bring the total strength of our army in South Africa up to something like 154,000 men ...
... societies, Mr. Kruger expresses the conviction that King Edward’s accession will provoke no change in the situation in South Africa. The war, says, will be continued with even more bloodshed than before. ...
... The War in South Africa.-- The War in South Africa.-- A sapper serving at the front writes I am in tlio Vast of health, thanks to Exo's Fruit Salt.' It. is grand The best in the world, especially for hot and changeable climates. It is very dear out here ...