Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... SODTH AFRICA AFTER THE WAR. 010 M THE SETTLERS’ POINT OF VIEW. EMIGRANTS’ PROSPECTS. to announce that will, from time b» time, publish in the People’s Journal articles dealing with Sooth Africa a field for settlers. After the war is over immense interest ...
... THE WEEK. The oat break China Hm for the moment drawn the from the war in Sooth Africa. The war there is not yet oeer, however, although it may be taken for granted that no more pitched battlea will be fought. Slowly but eurely the Britiah are orerrnnning ...
... THE ARMY IN SOUTH AFRICA. War Office return ctaitea that the total strength toe force# id South Africa May let was 249.416 officers and men. Tb* total Dumber of officers and men killed died of wounds, (heewse. or by up to the end of April 14,978. Tb* ...
... Kronioldoa.** cut from copy Journal,** and iho portrait of Sandy hitneolf stock abov-o it. The Post OSioe officials in Sooth Africa war* not given any indication of town country, yet the postcard camo to hand in dna course the other day. So intelligent peatman ...
... names and addresses about 30 people who had lost dogs. There wau tangible ewidaoan agauiat aod he waa dianhar^d. SOUTH AFRICA. WAR LOSSES BY RIUTIBII SUBJECTS. ...
... NOVEMBER 29, 1902. CRUDBX. Private John M'Leod. the Ist Scottish Borderers—a local man—who has recently returned fmro South Africa, war. on the inst.. presented by friend# in the district with silver watch and chain, matchbox. Ac. The gifts were handed Prrvat© ...
... ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE SOUTH AFRICA AFTER THE WAR. FROM THE SETTLERS’ POINT OF VIEW. COST OF LIYING ON THE RAND. THE PROBLEM OF THE REPUBLICS: SETTLEMENT OF THE COUNTRY. THE CHINESE PROBLEM: ATTITUDE OF THE MANDARINS. BRITAIN’S TERRIBLE TASK. ...
... Macdonald. Has the South Africa War q—-ed you to roar opinion of enforced military serrioa, Hector. was the uitroduetory question. opinion of the necessity enforced radi service has bean confirmed aad strengthened by the events of the war, was fa emphatic answer ...
... his twothar. Robert? Addreca—l3 Bochanaa St.eti, Loth Walk. DUiTUI.—John Dtdßn Mt Dnodao over 12 man ago. last board South Africa war oorrespoadr-.ii. now S.A. Hts nepbew intjuuea Robert John Ouffia Rowaa. 8 N. Wclhastoa Street, Dander-, Sootiacd. G ILCuiKia ...
... DEATH IN SOUTH AFRICA. Mr Robert Argo Croll, member of a wellknown Aberdeen family, has died at Stellenbosch, South Africa. A son of the late Francis Croll. Aberdeen, he was educated at Robert Cordon’s College. He was intensely interested in religious ...
... movemant escape.— •* Daily Telegraph’ apecial correspondent It is officially announced that troop® will leave Sooth Africa until the war over. Prol-ably die first depart will the brigade of G AxTaooidont baa Hamilton near Heidelberg. Hia horse fell, and ...
... e victim of the dcprcwion—tbo result of the lato war. , It was sad day for the working man , South Africa when war was declared. Only those who have lived in the country before and throutrkoat the war. and now are feeling the bad effects, can judge. YOUNG ...