... rendered notable service in the early stages the war recruiting the wide area of the district. saw servioe in the Afghan War from 1877 to 1880. the Bechuanaland Expedition of 1884-1885, and the Sooth Africa* War from 1899 to 1902, taking pari the defence of ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. WAR CONTRIBUTION UNDERSTANDING SAID TO BE ARRIVED AT. A telegram from Johannesburg states thai Mr- Chamberlain has come an agreement with the leaders the mining community. Thirty millions sterling is to be paid by the Transvaal its war contribution ...

... last ceutury, including ST Nspoteouic, east BI.UO.OOOAM-a tod which our ultimate liability to present war will amaredy exceed Our South Africa* War bill asmpariasw. Tha asout striking contrast, howerer, may oblalaill isfsrmn th* kmg Crimisa eampain, far ...

... A STORY OP SOUTH AFRICA. War bos its as well as peace, and the war in Soutu Africa was no exception the rule. One day party of soldiers took prisoner Boer unprepossessing appearance whom, having long tramp before them, they oompoDed carry their knapsacko ...

... em. The late Lord Cheatiam. it will be reatembeirett served as a major-general with the imperial Yeomanry in the Beata Africa* war, and Lady Chesil/am was one of the chief organisers of the Imperial Yeomanry Hospital. U.S.A. TARIFF COMMISSION. ...

... clustered round a group of wells. Mafeking, Coln-o, Stormberg. Magersfontein, and Paardeberg, P'° es famous in the. South Africa:. War. are quite unimportant apart (roue the historical everts associated with thttn. ...

... OUR IN SOUTH AFRICA. - - - - - • War Clem Mora mood de Moods, do =rminsigels of tie os South se es fauns: Claws sod Yam mer, 11.1 06 11•101 94:41T1 Tbo llogatoro. owl MOW stair,. II jo eloakop, t0 . ..7110 tafootry sod mooned eefeatm. owl • Ilto total ...

... SOUTH AFRICA VETERAN. Warwick has lost another of its South Africa War veterans in the passing of Mr. “Sam;' Gough, whose death occurred in the Warwick Hospital on Wednesday of lost week. was 62 years of age. Mr. Gough served in the South African War -with ...

... Private Stokes through the Africa. war with he \orthamptosoltirr Ragmen% and had completed 7 acfive erntee. He had 4 on 111.01 , f• n It Nat ruse. He volueteereal at the outbreak of war for 'mother veer. in 40-conol Aria, Pao •-eve and I the front nub his ...

... and it was dt to get to attend to their duty. In regard to the &nth Africa' war, if they were mot has to the mcs they had endue.. takes, malt would be that act only Ma South Africa bet elsewhere their claim to hem and power would have no weight, and ...

... Guards. —Artilory : Battery-Sergeant-Major C. E. Parker, V.C., years’ Royal Hors© Artillery; possesses Victoria Cross, South Africa war medal with five deeps. Long Service medal, recommended for Meritorious medal, and was promoted for gallantry in action Lord ...

... Victoria Falk P, 15,0 15/3 Do. P, 11% Do. 6%% 2nd D, 89 8 Lou. Elec. Supply, 27/10% FINANCIAL, LAND, AND INVEST KENT Bril-. S. Africa War rams Huduon’s Bay, % to 12 7% 12 4% l>o. b% P, 5>4 Can. XoKb-Wflev., 40 Land k Mori. 4% D, 60 Cordova, 19 3 Natal Land P ...