... THE WAR. TEX LATE '. PHILLIP D. WALLZR. The above is a photo of Lieut. Phillip D. Waller, ektegt sou of Mr and Mrs A. P. Waller. 4 Glebe Terrace, Mina, wbo fell in aeon :n France a fortnight ago. Lieut. Water, who al.'s born in Bath is 11489, was trained ...

... of the Tigris, and in the swamps of British Ea►et Africa, as well as in u►uny islands and cities of tl►e Mediterranean. Voices which used to be raised in criticism have been silenced in these days of war, for no criticism could face the unanimous testimony ...

... Thomas Crichton, South African Infantry, has been wounded in France week. He belongs to Tiricoultry, and went to South Africa a year before war broke out. ...

... thought there vas any danger of crippling it. What Ire vent to do at the present rime is to give nonev to the War. If it is to be success'ul War the loan must be successful also. Mr Bayne—ls it the Committee's intention to pay this down, or by instalments ...

... r JOTTINGS BY THE WAY BT WA TIMS. IT will be a year on Monday since Roumania came into the war. - - CycLISTS light their lamps to-night at 9.26 p.m., and three minutes earlier each ‘.ueeeecling evening. • • • • • • . a Tien-k no wn Scottish resort the ...

... subsequent events amply proved. The interest which the people of the French towns and villages showed at the beginning of the war in the Scottish soldiers has not abated. The pipers are the great centre of interest in France, however, and the wild flourish ...

... and eighty-two and. from that time downs to 1914 - despite many little wars in our vast Empire—only Ma hundred and twenty-four more Crosses had been best.ev►-ed, the South African War accounting for seventy-eight of these. The Distinguished Service Order ...