... SueUiamptuu. JOHANNESBURG STUCK EXCHANGE, (u.crane Tiuo.hav.) Ji.IUSNEJUM a.;, TfKtOiV. The Stock PARCELS FOII SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office yeMcrtby the follow : —AU pcreua« aemling couialnmg nowapnper*. lonkt. and outer liicr.t tare loNiath Afciu* fiw ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. n. War today its the in smith Airs. Verge during Novenae, the raseaties aims of .eee , to and tor the are ss follows —killed, niess, 18 ; noiwoolleisvisted tad me., )4,3: woesJekl.not including wooni4oil agiews..lo ; officers ...

... band ia Fariia. moot and going to the oanaHtacnedas lying daetaiation that the war was mar, and elaborate Jihee the aareaeeting imbneility of the Lord Chanenllor that i. not war. hat kind wmtaese that in psnpaaa la Booth Afrtea. deal rot retain Lord Milaer ...

... of Roeburgbe bas I. Longo ho return fins he Colonial trip mil the Pone and of than Ile was on of the tint to for !Meth Africa after war declared. and there for s oomederable tour. Fortunately, his admirable the the herdelupe,ared though be ins in out of ...

... THE BASIC HELMET. Mortimer M«□{>**• English artist who w«bl Sooth Africa daring the war. tays that ha knew nothing of campaigning or the article* DecMsarr for It. bought nertber tent nor pronaiona. Bat ana articl# which ha did chance to gat proved useful ...

... trip with the Prince and Prinoata of Wales than be hsa bees for long time. He was one of the first to leave for South Africa alter war Was declared, and remained there for considerable time. Fortunately, his admirable constitution withstood the climate ...

... in Great race will take place upon Continent. Permits for South Africa The War Office has issued the following In view of the inconvenience application for permit to land in South Africa would entail in cases where live at a consider- able distance London ...

... the truth of any state- ment made as to General Buller's physical and tenacity :-— Cape Town, South Africa. 22, 1901. To John Bull, us 2 Gouth Africa that you hed dismissed command the noolest son you ino and noble family, auongst us the slightest doubt ...

... thia progress, rinderpest, rebellion, and war ’' During the past two year* Rhodesia has coo tinned improve; bats the Oiairman pointed out, ita future t* bound up with that of other temtone* Booth Africa which Che war ray* Mr Lhodee was unable to present the ...

... Keimetii Mars arrow bar Markskorg. Browband. Tarks—The Part Amur. Kniares for Avonmouth. park. Plymosii. Twaray—The fere bra War Africa. erred. and reervied r, Livarril ; the Ossf Wrenn.. itaarbing for New York. left. Brewhaid. Traday—The Nankai'. PhibdWitlyt ...

... rust. ram upon June Shed* as held that in In, q • '4/n.°' be wenwe njea/Y Hebb with be. I SAVAGE SOUTH AFRICA. The oraloral(*.mentor war ', 'ming tan Thursday in Mother, sad accordingly meted the order of Libeanes held • V-f.b.°'l/. to ter ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA ANIMATED PROCEEDINGS SIR H. C. BANNERMAN'S LEADERSHIP. Doan, Wu. , A owti^g d lbs Geworal the Natlooal Lifted raa afternoon m lb. Athonwom Rooms, , the I a Ain.. The , budding w. tht,ngsd .bortly aim two eobwig. Hr. Edward jun ...