... EALING SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF FUND. At a well attended meeting of the Executive Committee held last week the following report and financial statement prepared by the honorary secretary were received and adopted, and ordered to be forwarded to the Press ...

... etc If Mired WHICH SONGS DO REMEMBER? Now he says he never felt better in his life from fighting lwt Berrel There’ll big I Africa War w with tiw int in A In l'irpi$ Mart ikl® point during lbe all CL have I to up work nights 1 Salt so week had found a for ...

... THE EALING WAR FUND. We recently received from an Ealing soldier iu South Africa a letter saying that. as he was one of the first, if not the first, of Ealing's soldiers to leave England for South Africa, and had served throughout the campaign, he thm4ht ...

... is one and three-halfpence err be end too and nitiep,nice for a box containing titter tiniest the quantity. EALING SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF FUND. At a meeting of the Executive Committee held at the Town Hall on Thursday, the following report prepared by ...

... concert Gles Singers. Miss E. Freeman acted as accompanist. EALING SOUTH AFRICA WAR FUND. WINDING-UP MEETING. A general meeting of the subscribers to the Ealing South Africa War Fund. was held on Wednesday last week, in the Nclson Rum of the Municipal ...

... also stated in the magazine that Walter Depth, has proceeded to British }:ast Africa. etM► War !Sews all PRO WAR EMMY FOR ROTS ARO WW.S. Save your pocket money and invest it in war vouchers, Don't throw things down at home or in the street to make work. Please ...

... Loyal Women of South Africa. The gui!cl, among other beneficent work take*, charge of the grave+ of soldier.. An I'll in the Ponth Africa.. War, and Mrs. Braneker, who is a member of the argani•iation and hereelf lost a son in the war. has received an earwig ...

... regard to the South Africa* war, that had beer referred to that evening, and the help England had from the colonise, be we quite sure those who helped the Mother Country had altered their opinioas since they had come to tramping Heath Africa and doing the same ...

... INTERESTING STATEMENT. Over a year ago, when the country was d - plated of a great part of the regular aril through the war in South Africa, the War OIRe• suddenly called upon those reservist* who had passed the age for active service to rejoin the colours. George ...

... Epps, part Of whose Rugby education was fourteen beaeoas with Park House, and A. E. Harvey, who wee playing in South Africa before the war. The try which on the match wee brilliant blind-side movement in which the B.P.H• fly-half drew the Napier fullback ...

... and was an g during the war. Neat. H. A. Allan, a member of the Wilkinson Sword Factory stag, who we one of thp chief organisers of the Acton Liberal Club's outing to members' children. was in South Africa when the war broke out, but volunteered for ...

... free from the olteussion of purely party questions, oaring to the oil absorbing interest taken in the affairs of South Africa and the war that baa broken out there, still in view of the approach of the next Genera Election no relaxation has taken place in ...