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... SOUTH AFRICA. IMPORTANT WAR OFFICE ACTION. MORE MOUNTED MEN GOING OUT. The Secretary of State for War has informed Lord Kitchener that in view of the general position in South Africa the following reinforcements of mounted troop# have been arranged for; ...
... ¥ The Situation in South Africa PRESS ASSOCUIATION WAR SPECIAL. Cape Town, Saturday. A German patrol has raided Walfisch Bay, captoring e pobice-sergeant. The ememy cudecvonured to hlow mn jetty with dynamite, and destroy o sz, but not succeed in doing ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR, SIR JOSEPH ROBINSON'S OFFER. Johannesburg, Tuesday Night. Sir Joseph B;tpun:l;;h“er to the Press, adheres ‘to the view that half-pay for recruits from the Randfontein property is impossible, and offers £lOO,OOO to make up the ...
... Fighting in East Africa PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL. Nairobi, British East Africa, Thursday. Further details are now to hand of the engagement in the neighbourhood of Kisii, where a strong force of Germans from German East Africa crossed the border ...
... Enthusiasm in South Africa PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL. Capetown, Thursday. General Botha's call for volunteers has met with an enthusiastioc reponse throughout the Union. ‘ln Johannesburg a constant stream of good men, many with long periods of service ...
... The Fighting in South Africa PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL Capetown, Sunday. The Press Association's special correspondent with Colonel Brit’s force reports a dramatic incident in connection with the capture of seventy men of Maritz's commands by the ...
... Operations in South Africa. PRRES ABSOCIATION WAR APROTAL. C:fil‘ovm. Monday. It ia o};fid,dly mflmfil mlfdevng reports ving oa out & ul operation on_the ln%.nk of Lha()ruur River at Schuitdrflt,wngmnizbtolumh& . The enemy lost one killed, one wounded, and ...
... Activity in South Africa, PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR EPFECIAL. (Capetown, Monday. An Elizabethville telegram sayvs that all Germans and Austrians there have been imprisoned. A strong volunteer corps has been composed of British settlers. Regular troops are ...
... AFRICA. the war. IN THE COMMANDOS. te* Wolvehook, Tuesday. declaration of peace at Prn‘i‘'lav reassembled Vereedes ' . la-ter in the day for Nations to bring in their com- h ls retnm Pretoria after officers to the Orange , f> Olivier, Field-Comets tar-- ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE CONFERENCE. GENERAL SMUTS TO ATTEND THE PLIGHT THE ENEMY IN AFRICA. The War Oflico announces that I.i«-nt J. C. is to represent the Africa Government the Empire \\ ~ once. The official statement follow* , The Union Government have ...
... BOTHA’S CONFIDENCE. AFRICA AND THE WAR. SETTLERS FOR CONQUERED GERMAN TERRITORY Bloemfontein, Thursday. Speaking st a South African Party Congress to-day, General Bothe said the improvement of the position of the workers and the facilitating of tho d ...
... have received a statement issued by the War Office, the total | orders to protect the missionaries. 'n““m pumber of deaths in South Africa from the begin- troops and militia have already relieved the ning of the war to the close of iast month was ;“g:h‘:' ...