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... AFRICA}.’ WAR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. 8, b,—When the hi«tory of W*r in South Afric* is written, it •hould begin from the ’Sixties. It will pcov. th.t PrMident Bruid wm pot » ‘J. friend of England to te. Wm with the Bt&utos had impoverished the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA WAR MEDALS. A number of Kings and Queen’s SoutJi Africa war medals and clasps for uon-commiflßionod officers and men who served with various Imperial and irregular corps South Africa ere still awaiting claimants, whose addresses ...
... SOUTH AFRICA WAR MEDALS, A number of King’s and Queen a South Africa war medals and clasps for non-commissioned officers and men who served with various Imperial and irregular corps in South Africa arc still awaiting claimants Applications ...
... SOUTH AFRICA IN WAR TIME. _ I'APETOWN, Jul, 2s. The Cape tools that Mr. botha's pronoutorosent to the enect that it would he sn itoposaibihte for any to he seutral while the Ilother-uountry •ns at war is a perfectly satialisetarr otatenient, which will ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE CAPETOWN, 1- ). • 7 In the House of Assembly to -day I.: 0 Nationalists, in Committee, moved the d , .. tion of the sum of £2OOOlO. the difference tween the Union and tho Imperial pay •' Union's African contingents. This feated ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. CAPETOWN. Sept. 27. General Botha, speaking at a lively election meeting at Kroonstad to-day. emphatically declared that if anybody in the next Parliament attempted to introduce a Bill to commandeer men for Europe his Government ...
... declared South Africa wanted not war, but peace. General Botha reiterated that they were bound to tight in order to maintain their liberty. It was absolutely impossible for South Africa to remain centre:, and he contended that if a real civil war had broken ...
... GERMANY'S DESIGNS ON AFRICA. PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. EVIDENCE FROM THEIR FORMER COLONY. One of Reuter's i•pecial correspondents who acci.rnpanied the Union troops in South-West Africa gives the following interesting account of the preparations made by the ...
... THE MINING . MARKET. RENEWED DEI RaMh Africa ahara, war. a T»ry dull to-day. dralata way tooxtramr pnaimiam rowaarainw tha labour outlook altar Um raernt afraam of rwaarfalßoaa. All loading dratriptrana were lowar, and in aoaaa inataucaa tba darlina ...
... THE war AFRICA. BEAVY BOER \VO COMMANDO! EPULSE Kill PRISONERS reef BOTHA- the vlakfonte ...
... QOISStoS A B»d ,^ILORB^ I LABOUR BRtoADE. « 81. E252: Established the time of the war Africa to tad direct work for mldiera aad tetimd. paariiaed. RemrrisU. poaamsiag Exemplary or Very Good Character WINDOW CLEANERS twat. .alippem. leathers etc., very ...
... the war AFRICA. PROSPECTS resumption op JIORB BRITISH C (TMOM OVtt COERKSPO> BRUSSELS, Ti informed by per Kriiaer'* ftournye th»t the c\-' unchanged with rr-a He i« resolved »■ 11 jdvise thh Boer comliat *°-ilitit- till the recovery ot t «( the Boer States ...