... South Africa—Reuter. SLAUGHTERED OXEN FOR THE TROOPS. Vigo ' &toolay. A British steamer is expected to bark • largo number of .laughter.l osen for the tromp. South Africa. THE WAR RELIEF FUND. Down to Betmday night the Lord Mayor of Londou's War Redid ...

... the course v.hicli they have pursued in South Africa. The War Office despatch. issued in the early hours of Sunday morning. vras as follows: General Officer commanding at Cape to Secretary of State for War. Capetown. 5..7) p.m.. Oet 28. Message received ...

... SOLDIERS OF IN SOUTH AFRICA (Froth Ceertzel Nan Special Corre ;modem.) Or.elege Oc t ._peel. . . The soldier of for oill aloe.* us, and seaport the neighbouring as The csanpagn hos to South Africa a d'art* of of noble and families Bat =fortunately for ...

... LORD HARRIS ON AFRICA. Lord Harris. speaking as Animas of the general meeting of the Hansa!Whited Gold!fields of Sou ii Africa, Idajt.d , on Tuesday, said from a businem point of view Predated Kruger had done a most creel injury to thousands of poor ...

... WAR ECHOES. Militia praises during Ordains, M Fleetwood hove bees ; Ufa.= Tweeds of lave boss ant to Wookwke for Africa. The web of the Tauni&l, mond* to ths Prom, to obtain romiatto Ia the touted State, The Lord Mayor GI 'Oa'. had for iho I %wool Reform ...

... WAR ECHOES. Some uotnaled by the Maurer bullet 600 Yarde I. lore of 'blood fcllcf them. A letter taken maitetimex nixteen, bn ener• not leen than eighteen days in rh etqwtown. llopartment Mu. inori , led another armoury,' tr.in for at front. Most of the ...

... • joilations w:th regard the war that one outcome of the present con- Rooms. Particulars of membership from the ide are and tio tested. The trade in store-. ee dents which will accompany his arm , . He filet in South Africa will be an entire re-or- &weary ...

... , in of his goat Inanra id. in l ie following the cou rse of events in South Africa enticeiro and voting suppeies for the pr- with the keenen intereet. mentiea of the war in South Africe, but tht 1 itt response to numerous rofuesta, hound of treason ...

... WAR AND THE TELEGRAPH. t letters • minute, but every word is spelled right out, and at each trau,mitting station the message is waitten down by die receiver before is re-transmitted. All telegraphic meskages from Natal are being musorel by the military ...

... -i. it is to me the horror, of war appearing within •e. months after the conelintion of the Conference. yet the Conference never expected to pieall war. in the future; all it tried to wi. defining the wage. of war to mitivt , borne'. ...

... WAR OFFICE LATEST. London. Monday Midnight. I convenience of the forces now serving in The War Office posted at to-night South Africa. hare consented to forego all the following telegram trout the General at Customs duties on parcels sent to troop dur- ...

... ITEMS FOR WAR TIME The Major Myers. Myers, the Old Etonian, whose determination to take part in the war in spite of the War Office wan followed by fall ea the battlefield three short after his arrival in South Africa, was only known as a soldier ; he ...