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... SOUTH AFRICA AN3 THE WAR. In letter sent from Durban towards the md July to Mr. J. H. Firth, agent of the lluddars-6*W and District Temperance League, by Mr. Fred Foster, formerly of Huddersfield, amongst mock other interesting matter appear* the followii*;— ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AMO THE WAR. GENERAL BOTHA ON DANGER OF DIVIDING THE COUNTRY. The following is the continuation of a telegram from Capetown, which Reuter’s Agency has not yet received the beginning, but it appears to a diseusedon in the Union House of Assembly ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND CHINA WAR A Parliamentary retain, issued this mammy, shows tost toe estimated amount of war chargee South Africa and China incurred up to toe end of last March is £217,166,000, viz., South Africa £211,156,000, and China £6 ...
... French Fleet May Come Over Opinion In North Africa War correspondents at United States Headquarters North Africa cable today: Opinion in naval circles here is that the French Fleet at Toulon will come over to the Allies, not for any particular liking ...
... THE PRESS IN SOUTH AFRICA. SELF-SACRIFICE IN WAR. The British Standard. Lord Selhonrne’s Appeal. ...
... South Africa. We have paid heavily, both in blood and iii money, for the two years' fighting. According to a statement issued by the %Var. Office, the total number of deaths in South Africa from the beginning of the war to the close of last month NAM 17,472-824 ...
... South Africa. We have paid heavily, both in blood and in Joney, for the two years’ fighting. According to a statement issued by the War Office, the total aumber of deaths in South Africa from the beginning of the war to the close of last month was 17,472—824 ...
... ACRICULTURAL PROSPECTS/ IN SOUTH AFRICA AFTER THE WAR. An English fernier, settled in Sent-if-Africa, has written the following letter in reply to numerous inquiries as to the agricultural 'prospects in South Africa, when the war its over, ...
... AFRICA AND THE WAR. SIR JOHN FRENCH'S MESSAGE. Capetown, Wednesday. | Field-Marshal Sir John French, replying to modnm;wfiofl.otmcs«mh i rearuiting campaign, has cabled his thenks to the “Cape Times,”” and u&:: “The w already achieved by South troops niakes ...
... that Scuth Africa wanted not war, but pouce, General Botha reiterated that they were bound to fifht in order to maintain their liberty. It was absolutely imgombla for South Africa to remain neutral, and he contonded that if a real civil war had broken ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. IMPORTANT WAR OFFICE ACTION. MORE MOUNTED MEN GOING OUT. The Secretary of State for War has informed Lord Kitchener that in view of the general position in South Africa the following reinforcements of mounted troop# have been arranged for; ...
... ¥ The Situation in South Africa PRESS ASSOCUIATION WAR SPECIAL. Cape Town, Saturday. A German patrol has raided Walfisch Bay, captoring e pobice-sergeant. The ememy cudecvonured to hlow mn jetty with dynamite, and destroy o sz, but not succeed in doing ...