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... AFRICA AND THE WAR. Of the little scattered wars that the contest in the main theatres almost completely obscures the hostilities in Central Africa merit attention for. particular reason. In ISSS, as Mr. R. C. liawkin recently pointed out in our columns ...
... LABOUR IN SOUTH AFRICA. _ JOSEPH'S WAR. WHAT WE FOUGHT FOR. _ _ _ _ A circular issued by the Information I Office, 31, Westminster, S.W., points out that no persons are allowed to land in Cape Colony unless they securest definite employment in ...
... 4OUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR An interesting angle on South Africa's position in relation to the war was given by Mrs. Kathleen Dower at a London Missionary Society meeting and tea at Selhurst Congregational Church on Saturday afternoon last week. Mr. George ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. CHEERFULLY bearing the economic burden. playing the game. Canadian newspaper «cent made a significant comment the Colonial attitude towards the war. 1 the Boer war,” said, tell tu»* help the Mother Country. This , „ feel the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. APPEAL FOR THE LOYALL3II3. Lady Edward Cecil has issued the following appeal on behalf of the loyalists in South Africa We are anxious to call the attention of the public to the fact that thousands of loyalists all over Smith ...
... es. Umvolosi, from the mouth of the Thames, Mr. A. Crawford states that a Socialist War on War Committee his been formed in South Africa, and that a War on War Gazette is being published weekly to supplement the committee's vigorous ...
... south Africa and the War. To those who knew General Berra, his resignation of the commandership of the South African Defence Forces will come as no surprise. What we over here have reason to feel pleased at is the fact that he voices the opinion of but ...
... POEMS OF AFRICA AND OF WAR. “ The Burd.cu .! [ag_e_l,:'_’ BAV‘ A. M. Buck- ton. londen: 1904, Methuens. ‘* Alrican Items.”” By Perceval Gibbon. Londen: 1903. ENist Stoch “The Land of War.” By W. P. Thempsen. Londen : 1903, Headley Brothers. 3s, 64. The ...
... SOLTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. An interesting lecture was given at the Croydon V. M.C.A. on Saturday evening, by Mr. Herbert Jones, F.R.G.S., before a large and very enthusiastic audience. The tit le of the lecture was South Africa and the War, and over ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE CAPETOWN, 1- ). • 7 In the House of Assembly to -day I.: 0 Nationalists, in Committee, moved the d , .. tion of the sum of £2OOOlO. the difference tween the Union and tho Imperial pay •' Union's African contingents. This feated ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. CAPETOWN. Sept. 27. General Botha, speaking at a lively election meeting at Kroonstad to-day. emphatically declared that if anybody in the next Parliament attempted to introduce a Bill to commandeer men for Europe his Government ...
... S. AFRICA AND THE WAR. Lord Buxton. the Givernor-General, suggests that services of thanksgiving and intercession shall be held throughout the Union on the occasion of the second anniversary of the war, and that business shall be suspended during the ...