... The War in Socth Africa. The War in South Africa. A sanner serving at Mm front writes I am in the best of health, thanks to Exo's Fruit Salt 1 It is grand 1 The best in the world, ospcciallv for hot and changeable climates. It is very dear out hero, but ...

... They could, in fact, to-day erect what they now had standing at one-third of the money that had been expended. The South Africa war had affected them by raising freights, and the Indian famine had increased the price of rice, which was an important matter ...

... the present war undertaken to provide beds in convalescent homes for the wounded men. Mr. Frank T. Maryrals, Accountant-General to the Army, said ibat the War Office made grants to the wives on the strengih of men serving in the present war. Women not ...

... in South Africa, the War Office has sanctioned the employment of four civil doctors with the troops in London. and two at Windsor, each being paid at the rate of £270 a year. Down to Saturday night the Mansion Howe fund for the Transvaal war sufferers ...

... and. indeed, if the need arose, he would use it aU on behalf of the widows created by the present war. Since hostilities broke out m Routh Africa. the War Offios had discussed the advisability of including women not the strength under the benefits of the ...

... living a'mong animals, - Professor Bottomley ; April 10, Gilbert White, of Solborne, Mr. Martin ; April 17, South Africa before the war, Rev. li. Rawlings. _ V. E. C. A. HALF-DAT TRH'S TO rklallTON. -- Mr. F. J. Bestidl. secretary of the V.E.C.A., 64 ...

... South Africa in Peace & War. A ilarva/Eu. Diet,lay of Moving Picture sad Limelight view.. &piaci, the some Hopeless &vote which ere haying is the great struggle - were - ENGLAND AND THY. fRANBVAAL Animated Ph:Aura sador sre aa the In the Isedisi War Arta* ...

... He had been serving for some time under Colonel Plumer in Rhodesia. Another brother, Mr. G. E. Tyler, was in South Africa when the war broke out, and it 1111 l ediately joined the Imperial Light Horse as Troop-Sergeant-Major. He was dangerously wounded ...

... facilitate the destruction.-vlbey were s.mt for trial. TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. WAR CORRESPONDENT DEAD. At the Royal Albert Docks on Blondes. morning I Mr. Archibald Forbes, the well-known war drafts of the 2nd Royal Warwickehire Regiment, . correspondent, 11118 ...

... 51.1., said there were two main principles which should govern them in considering the settlement of . South Africa after the war. One was that they must pro- vide against the recurrence of similar troubles in future, ; and he did not see how that could ...

... provide Au; (leon, on t Lie:r ne.w church th opened free of debt. The organ Lc to test In consequence a the great demand Africa, the War Moe has the vmpluyment of doeton with thu trout,* in Loudon, and two at Was iror, each being paid at thu rata ot /270 ...

... found in our preoccupation elsewhere. The political horizon was by no means so cloudless when the Dutch States of South Africa declared war, that our statesmen would feel tempted to stir questions that could be left dormant elsewhere. Chinese politics can ...