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... at £82,130 12s. -id. gross, mich ding, personalty of the net value of £77,365 ClHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR SOLDIERS IN SOUT E AFRICA, The War Officlobre avoepted an offer made, by t te directors of ,ohn Player and Sons, Limited, to mako a Christmas gift to the ...
... Saturday. Large syndicates of capitalists and others are being formed here privately for the developmnent of South Africa after the war. Their schemes inc]ude horse breeding on an enormous scale, oxtension of farming operations, and ten thorn., sand miles ...
... Yeomnanzry was that they should recoirn from South Africa when the war on a large2 scale was Over. Sir J. FERGUSSON' held that it was not for men who had enlisted for the war to judge for them- s.elves when the war was over. kHear, heard) Mdr. BURNS took the ...
... tho war ha Soutat Africa. T'he ?? Was iha tilt fctllowjiug tLW'UTLS ARMY ORDE It. SpeciaL Wa-r (fitlmc, 1th IDets~mbvr, 1900. The followinga aiat qructiotas juro IroUIttLgatd to that Armty with thS iapprtovtl of the ti'tlrtitalry of State for War. Gratuity ...
... MUE WIARi6 IN SOIUTH AFRICA. TILE NE\W 1011B I T'RlI' A BIG AMMVE wJ;STWAIH). IDE WET AT SENE:KAI4 MOVE SOUTiHI FRUSTRATED. CIi IUSTMA SAT BL.OEMFONTEIN. CAPE I)UTCG REIMAIN LOYAL. I THE COULNIAL, CONTINGENTS. MO R IE XGT I I TO BE KEPT 11P. : 011E PRISONER8S ...
... aElL1 WAR iN SOUTHI AFRICA.,V GElNERAL hKNOX AGAIN ENGAGED. D, WEIT DRI VEN IN'0t1IIWARD. G IEN BI ',ALIb PACIrS EiNGAGENMENT. ElCU II)AYS' INC ESSANT FIGHTIrNG. GALLANTRY OF' U NEW Z LA l, AN El l S. Lard 1K ttel, ae'r to tit'\ Set-rcntry of State for ...
... cheildr-n . The horrors oi tlit 'war it re--se- as it Ii'-cornat- rno;re irr-giular on te, part (if t!!f P -.eren, necersi- tating s5&v'r.-r raee.jure s hy tie- JIrn-,-r:al troops. 'fins Is- ing oute- if the- rn-ais ho in ne, wars ever waged- -huim;ne on btth ...
... we are coroa :SJ I Africa. The militarv situation :F ¾ tdirficnult. and its ificunltie fow- lnow n ce in the popular imagination bec.use . I of premature elation which cont-id` a the General Election. The British neonae that the war was eoervr, and tha;i ...
... Slough Afi ca. The unofficial tel&graras ?? I reach this country from South' Africa are somewhat serious. It I .- I .- - I .I I . becomes clearer every driy that so far from the war being over, it is enternrig upon a new and very difficult pnase. The question ...
... 'I'in 1st. Glrn-er-rsdlrro. in Ceylon, innI tilo Ithi 13 lmtcra-rsiiirr (Miilitia), ill St. ?? Iray bh r-ittrdled ii;a oti war sirvioc, its tle;v trW !ua.:Lrd .lg TIo-r prin:ntors, aid the Ist, Cloucester shirt vwi-nt ton Coylon Ereo Smith Afric o.. ...
... SOUTli AFRIiCA. I ISEk IKRUUSLYA NI) I)ANG ERGLUS],Y JET. ITho Mi C r'lat Iof C tonomii mai, its to Beot atary 'if Sltat,, for War. (Japetovwn, ?? 2. )S/ltJ~lsl2 Mr11 (1515(2, I). iltltl~fit ft' M'urirlIfantry--2.551 I'rivtat J. ~iii to~ i~rnt-.126]I h vi ...
... si-is Itopi fuu I igii was hi' in tensel In rairx r~ce n vtlI di 'p1 ay-sd by all tlies nttaire of 'Sooth Afric-a ciiriug the, oours' of the war. ?? emlusion 31r. Ziccta si ii lilt i-ohld not helps referring withr dccli regret to the, att1rk xipon Sir ...