... WOMEN TO SOUTH AFRICA. Since the war, South Africa has been clamouring for domestic servants, and trauvd women of good health and character can command wages beginning at £48 a year, rising in the case experienced cooks to £70 £SQ. South Africa is, however ...

... or of South-West Africa had told him that the territory could not remain neutral if the Mandatory Power, the Union of South Africa, were at war. SITUATION CALM Some 400 members of the Union Police Force were sent to South-West Africa which was formerly ...

... working men than he could get from the average Christian congregation. A coloured delegate said the conditions in South Africa forced war the native races every day, but they resisted it and looked to the liberty-loving people of Great Britain. FOOD FAMINE ...

... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. ORANGE COLONY'S WAR CONTRIBUTION. (Renter's Telegram.) Bloemfontein, Saturday. The Legislative Council to-day passed the second reading of an ordinance providing for war contribution of £5,000,000 from the revenues on hereafter ...

... co-operation in the prosecution of the war oS all services, civil and military, throughout British Colonies in West Africa. FOR WAR PURPOSES ?PP°intment (writes our Political Correspondent) is purely a wartime measure to meet war exigencies, and does not involve ...

... trained and more efficient than they were before the war. What meant, said, was that we did not possess the sufficiency and organised efficiency the armed forces necessary to undertake prolonged war against a civilised Power; and added that it was impossible ...

... French service last night, gave allout call for the French in North Africa to revolt against Vichy. He said: France's Allies have lundertaken to bring French North Africa into the war of liberation. They have just started to land enormous forces there ...

... the people, said General Hertzog, and he felt he must lodge the most emphatic protest. Did the Government expect a war outside South Africa which the Lnion would be involved? If not, why depart from the Defence Act? They had evidence, General Hertzog added ...

... Committee on War Output, which Mr Arthur Henderson, President of the Board Education, is chairman, have arrangements in hand for bringing across and utilising the services of skilled mechanics various kinds from Australia and South Africa for war muntions ...

... well with the beleaguered British camp, which is in daily wireless communication with the relief force. East and West Africa. The War Office announces further successes by the British columns operating in the Cameroons. Large German convoys continue pass ...

... M-t •* C.M., served in the Boer War. 1899-1902, medical officer the 26th Battalion Irnperi Yeomanry, and now holds an important medical appointment at Ashanti, West Africa, Walter Macgillivrav is in business ® , Africa; and there is one daughter, Elsie ...

... HUNTER TO VISIT ABERDEEN. Harry Eustace, the famous big gam© hunter, explorer and pioneer, who was in British East Africa when the war broke out, and was therefore able to place his in. timate knowledge of the oountry at the service of the British forces ...