... Iliaretary. MALIN() BA ILORS & SOLDIERB SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF FUND. All sumo *alerted for this Fund will be devoted solely to lb. relief of tboee dependent on Sailors and Soldiers &hung in Sumb Africa, and if there be any surplus over and above lona ...

... trouble there.—Central News. It is officially announced at Capetown (Reuter states) that no troops will leave South Africa until the war is over. Probably the first to depart will bt the Brigade of Guards. WHAT THE BOND CONGRESS WAS LIKE. We have had ...

... INCOME TAX OVERCHARGES. Tu EttaJur of THE Sot, —Although it is generally understoo:l Chat the cost of the South Africa War will oltiorately have to he borne by Transvaal Free SW.% we fear that CI: Rritish t ipAy.s will not, for some time, obtain any relief ...

... COMMENCING. Guide (ES elisMat%; tI.7,V,EZ0 1 ?-gr.°11 . . itgaris' TS= HOW BOBS TAKES PRETORIA!! CRESCO, NSW SOUTH AFRICA?' WAR GLIM Prim Is.-90t4 Postal Order Co. to The Cam* C0..1„ Charlol 0r SW. SURDS GLOVES For Ladle. 14~ oboe sod fit. Pu ...

... &w. C. JON= BALING SAILORS & SOLDIERS SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF rND. All sums collected for Ibis Fund will he devoted solely to the relief of tbose dependent no Sailors and Soldiers fighting in South Africa. and if there be any surplus over and above Ines) ...

... Mart, E.C., ou JUNE 22nd, at 2 p.m. Particulars and Plans of the Auctioneer, as above. EALING SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS SOUTH AFRICA WAR RELIEF FUND. President file RT. HON. Lunn GEORGE HAMILTON, M.P. lady President: LADY GEORGE HAMILTON. Vice-Presidents : ...

... MEMORIAL SERVICE. An impressive memorial service for officers and men of the Royal Artillery who I;ave fallen in South Africa during the war was held at Woolwich Garrison Church to-day. The service was canducted by the Rev. R. Morseley, senior chaplain, and ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office last evening issued a telegram from Lord Roberts, dated Pretoria, yesterday, in which he states that General Clements successfully engaged a body of Boers on Sunday near Winburg, where he had gone to pick up supplies ...

... expressing the Government's gratitude for the services rendered by this force in South Africa : War Ofilm, Loudon, S.W., May 24. ' Sir,—'llie Secretary of State for War directs me to =quaint you that in the opinion of her Majesty's Government the time has ...

... web-drsswed oung woila.to from Cape Tows, who bse himself as a lertirrer oc the .arisen sod osstone of the natives of South Africa, war cannesil st Berl on ftatords7 sorb stealing Jewellery sod voesey, se d ,e--• n.l SATURDAY, JUNE 16. 19611 R. JOHN MORLEY ...

... A NOTEWORTHY MAP. We have seen a good many new maps of South Africa since the war l>egan. But Messrs. Philip have the honour, so far as we ore aware, of having produced the first map in which the Orange River Colony appears where the Free State used to ...

... THE WAR (TEROVON AGENCY.) CAPE TOWN, 26. It is officially announced that no troops will leave Barth Africa until the war is over. Probably the first to depart will be the Brigade of Guards. The condition of the military hospitals at Cape Town is exciting ...