... by the War Office, re- 'seals the deplorable fiet that there is as yet no ade- nuat -1lita-v man of any of the parts if British South Africa. Adequate maps, we say; and by that we mean maps on 'a scale of at least 1 to 25,000. In all recent wars on the ...

... [corymcTIT.] BOER OR BRITON? OR EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL WHITES. A TALE OF LOVE AND WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. BY JAMES SKIPP BORLASE, A IIli or of ' To Avenge Gordon ! Darker than Death, Riches to Ruin, .An Ocean Secret, I,, alktd(, to Life, The Shadow ...

... your gun; Fearless, 'mid war's thunderrattle, Pitiful, when victory's wop. J. B. GnxEEFoop. Whalley Rangc, December 11, 1899. A TREN(OHING PLOUGH. Our 8ketolt represents one of the. Them ?? whiob bavo con sent to South Africa, anto lyl be tse Py the b ...

... [coryltuoir.3 I z 1 ..I~ ~. TRANS VAAL WAR SN . I. STOIRIE~S. TALES FROM TAHE FRONT, B3Y ERNEST ,GLA'1VILLE, c I~c1, '-A Fair Colonist, The Golden Rock, Kloof Yarns, etc. Y.-THE RESCUE I, ra at fle 1alile CahilIg largeiy 01 1n I 1 ,i^ytith my ...

... sccues that they have read of and heard albout. It is claimed for Savage South Africa that it reproduce3 wvithl absolute fidelity and picturesqueness every-dny life at the seat of war, depicting faithfully the manners and customs of the Zulus, Swazis, Kaffirs ...

... Afr. Chamnlerlain take the War Office and &r liebacal Tlieks-Beaci the Adiniralty-NMr. (Goeelian noight return to the Chancellorship cf the Eixhieiluer, anrl Sir Alfred Mimler nmight possibly be recalled from Soutlh Africa, niado a Peer. and given the ...

... months to finish the war, but it will be finished, and by the complete subjugation of the Boer forces now in the field. Rumours have been so constant during the fet weeks since Lord Roberts handed over the supreme command in South Africa to Lord Kitchener ...

... RECONNAISSANCE BY'G1Nt'AL FRENCkL Tie following telegram' has'oeen issued at the -War Office:= ' i Prom General -Commiaiding Capetown, to Sec- retary of State for War:- Capetoiwn, Tuesday, 9 p.m. Gatacre is moving from' Buashman's Hoek to Sterkstroom ...

... greatest loss resulting from the war to South Africa has fallen upgn the people of JOIUANNBSBOUR AND THE RAND. Otherwise South Africa has not greatly suffered, aid must, indeed, have benefited immensely ill. some re- spects by a war which has been equivalent ...

... [COPYTIIGHT.] I BOER OR BRITONP on,. EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL WHITES. A TALE OF LOVE AND WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. By JAMES SK1PP BORLASE. Author of To Avenge Gordon I Darker than Death, Ric-les to Ruin, Ai Ocean Secret, Ileealled to Life,' The Shadow ...

... the Westminster Gazette. WAR CORRE SPONDENCE. The writing of letters to newspapers-once the prerogative of people of consequence--appears to be declining into a popular amusement. To persons of every age and sex, the war, of course, offers an infinite ...

... year the number of maps of SouthI Africa priutte(t for ldi Wiiar otlice has liech large, aid evniy solilier prceeorliig to Sonith A irna h as beenl sro'itletl aith a map. The total om himbr of Mitps prninted for theo War ( trice hls been 374>538, entailing ...