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... 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 ...
... ed South Africa. Rarely has • complicated problem sorted itself out with such rapidity and ease. Yesterday Imperial Federation wars a rather confused dream. To-day we stand upon the very threshold of the reality. Had it not been for the war we should ...
... eight Nor St. D. Hall being cgaged on the 2&dI.—GRAND IMPERIAL PEfsTIVAL and ANKSGIVING for VICTORIES in SOUTH AFRICA. Natkmal,Patnotle, and War Moak. Iglu Clara Butt, Wes Grsns 0.51.7. Madam, Cole, Ma Lod. Johnstone, Mr. Ivey McKay, Mr. Ortfath Perry, Mr ...
... and SUPPORT theVOLONIES. ORION' Wt!fltS ere the only Wiese tsetse the Government Certificate of Platt,. WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SPARKLETS. In War Duo to Mount arl Infantry MobOr Infararr. SPARKLETS ABE WOBILE bODA WATS& SrARKLETS. The Bishop of Natal le ...
... been stricken in peace by a catastrophe more sudden and appalling than any single calamity which has fallen upon South Africa by war. Ottawa to a large extent has ' been burnt to the ground by the moat extensive and devouring fire which has raged since ...
... who reads with equanimity of the destruction of valuable material of war. Naturally, when Parliament reassembled yes terday there were sundry questions asked with regard to the war. Mr. Genoa WTAIDRAM informed Mr. McNZU.L that Lord ROBERTS has made no ...
... FOR SOUTH AFRICA. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. GIBRALTAR, Sunday (9 p.m.). The tnion hoer Goth, after two days' detention due to her embarking war stores, left to , night for St. Helena and the Cape. The Special Scrrice Squadron, which was recalled by ...
... FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. RESERVISTS ANXIOI7S TO SETTLE. BLOEMFONTEIN, Tuesday. During the halt of the Army in the Free State many Reservists, realising the possibilities of the country, are seriously considering the questier. of settling here. The demand ...
... LOSSES IN THE WAR The War Ofwe has issued tbs followint .tat ported during the week ended March 31, ism, and to and including that week Mee et Itogegmest. Wert I Women! I OFFICIAL STATEMENT. rota: of casualness in the Field Force, South Africa, es casualties ...
... gentlemen, there is one feature of this war which we must not forget It is a war fought under totally new conditions. The last great war of our time was fought under conditions which are already almost obsolete. This war has been fought by as invisible enemy ...
... the first five months. Then came rumours of war and soldier brethren were gradually dratted to the scene of conflict in South Africa. Of the sixty-three military lodges twenty-five were at present in South Africa. fifteen in distant garrisons. and only twenty ...