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... SOUTH AFRICA LORD MILNER IN NATAL TIIK ZULI LAND BORDER Tl ,, »ar •wi»l! llw , .iu la.nl Kiu-toiwr:— PHKTOKM. Inn* *?- 1020 I”* ■5,1, ,v,..hn> Calonnl Byn«'«c«h>«», ! • :hl rt n rns..oe-a. .nrladmfi and Omsthnwen. mount.-1 ir-*P» f l Kort **- . ~imn un-lcr ...
... SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA • fruit yetodematos from Lord Katehener so aalar. that the Baez leaders captured 111110 e the 15th inpointbr —4be dace talon Mr etneaborimo turd for the • hoal ending of els ear to Heath Moon amt bees peressoonly basubed from ...
... Carpoestion, awl the regimental officers. Colonel Lord l:Aplaa. War or afterwardo pre. r to the SIM St Monmouth mtle by Tradegar, whe complimented nemne their crenitable wk while, in :South Africa. m.inpany's commanding officer he never wiein-d t., a better ...
... inn regimental including Colonel Loral Raglan. War medals wore afterwarde pre. rented to the oni, and men at Moomoutb Castle by Lord Tredegsr, who complimented on their creditable work whilst in Smolt Africa. The misplay's commanding othcer said he never ...
... IdnANDARD BANK Of SOUTH AFRICA Leedom, Tuesday. M tle half yearly meet* of the Standard Dank of South Alma, held this often 4 . eM CIUMMI street - Hotel. liur Spencer %Volpe: , ensied to the proioagateun of the war. He west on to esy that tie say ...
... the war is being in sumo way retarded by a scarcity of troopa, or want of mobility in our columns. Oar last returns from South Africa ahow that, basidee proriding supplies from here for 314,000 persona directly or indirectly connected with the war, and ...
... TROOPS FRI R SOUTH AFRICA. U,. order dud by the War Otis fa areas wad of Greedier sad eddied Ge at de to be readiness dertation ir Smith about the 28ti & .s ishited i ilt circles ties ' a Weser de in Bander heard' • beddiebsd to the mat el Mead dense ...
... EXPLORATIONS IN AFRICA. REMARKABLE DISCOVERIES. Reuter’i representative has had interview with Herr Oscar Neumann, the eminent German explorer, who has recently completed eighteen months’ journey in Central Africa from Zcila to Khartum, travelling for ...
... TUB SOWTII AFRICA# CONSTA ISO- mso Truss. Sa,-U iwm Aacpm 14,1901,1 ilcuer, sixiwd Fiir lliy,'' Mullingar, to Um South Afnm CoutelaUry. tteatolM hi » Mm int&eB.AX'., mb him ti»«t ho ooaat kalltr M, dotted, or looted Wlcr tteo tte S.A.C. 1b reply, I bog ...
... situgtion, the past history of the war and the terms of its settlement: On the first. point he refuted once more, and with complete success, the, calumnies of those pro-Boers who say that England delibe- rately provoked thie war for the sake of goldfields and ...
... tba money medrd for the war. but when the expenditure on the war at the rate million and quarter w«k. Trumarr could hard's bring brorl Where shnnld look? Thr War tain sense Mr Brodruk was rwapnoe-Ve f.tr every marker with the war. bot the roontrr would ...
... LOSSES IN THE WAR. On Saturday night kneed • Statement of cameltme to Ilrimelt tioetb African Field Force for the month al September and since the commencement at the war SS follows : • OfTWICII. MM. ..• 17 170 of 3 61 • 39 'Abating anti prisoners ...