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... South Africa. Wyc have paid heavily, both in blood and iu money, for the two years' fighting. According to a statement issued by the War Office, the total number of deaths in South Africa from the beginfling of the war to the close of last month was 17,472—&24 ...
... is pointed out that the number of maps of South Africa printed for the War Ofice was large, every soldier proceeding to South Atria' being provided with a map. The total number of maps printed for the War Mos was 374,898, entailing 788,818 printings. The ...
... WINTER IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office announce that, in view of the commencement of winter in South Africa, people anxious to increase the comfort of the troops could do so by providing warm clothing, especially Cardigan waistcoats, woollen drawers, ...
... Yeomanry, and Colonial contingents will bring the total strength of our army in South Africa up to something like 184,000 men. distributed as follows : In South Africa before War •••25,000 First Army Corps 55,000 Fifth Division 11,000 Sixth Division ...
... PERMITS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Oaks have issued the following notice: In consequence of the establishment of martial law at all South African porta, it has been decided, with the coocurrence of the Uovernmenta of the Cape Colony and Natal, that on ...
... Ralph Kam, expressing the Government's mikado for the services rendered by this force in South Africa : War Mak London, S.W. Bea,—The Secretary of State for War directs me to acquaint you that in the opinion of her Majesty's GOVHIIO6IIIIi the time has now ...
... the poor chap he tried to save was drowned. Private Heiler was his mune. However, weaved our man. Stmt.& the of the war in Booth Africa. no fewer than :a inventors have taken steps towards patenting a bullet-proof shield. fu■ late Colonel Cuniagham, who ...
... COST OF TILE WARS. OMICLIII. Jamas : 153,317,000. * return was issued on Monday showini . tie mittmated cast of the operations in South Africa and China, and the moans by which the expenditure will be met. The supply grants for South Africa in 1889-1900 ...
... ISE R-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1900 . 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 ...
... horses had been shipped to South Africa during the present war, and be commented on the enormous cost which would have been involved if all these horses had been sent out from this country, the cost of transit to South Africa being £35 for each animal. While ...
... be done so long as the war continues. None of us are perfect, and there may have been some shortcomings, but I trust that when the war shall have been concluded it will be allowed that Lord Kitchener in South Africa and the War Office authorities at home ...
... munitions of war. No great pitched battle has anywhere been won—and, indeed, it is doubtful whether an engagement on a large scale will again he fought but the constant discomfiture of scattered commandoes in all parts of the theatre of war is having palpable ...