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... PURSUIT OF ENEMY IN EAST AFRICA. The War Office issue the following : In Portuguese Nyasaland the main German force, dislodged from the Lujonda Valley by the advance our oolumns from Lake Nyasa, moved southwards from the Mtarika area towards the Upper ...
... SOUTH & EAST AFRICA BY U SION-CASTLE. EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOO' Al 4n A MAIL. SHIP AF RIC AN SAICFR SUNSH SOUTHINEAMPTON TO EVERY FORTNIGHT A LINER LEAVES LONDON FOR VOY A ROUND AFRICA MUM Irma war Trowel Agent se 32. Parodist Street. Birmingham ...
... contribute our share, as far as possible. In time of war the Republic of South Africa. wrh its industrial potential and a.r facilities. will be of mayor importance to the West. He said South Africa WAR building up her defence force to guarantee—as far as ...
... South Africa’s Election A million and quarter electors go to the poll in South Africa to-day, ostensibly and specifically to decide whether or no South Africa is to remain the war. In fact there is no doubt whatever on the matter. The position of General ...
... Derbyshire belonging to 81r lan Walker-Oksover, the Lord Lieutenant of Derbyshire. Col. Clarke, who served in North Africa during the war with the Derbyshire Yeomanry and was second in conunand to lan. was a former Derbyshire squash champion and represented ...
... officer said: “Those fellows deserve more than anyone can possibly give them. -They have brought supplies and kept the North Africa war macfhine moving. Many of them have sunk time and time again, but they still carry on cheerfully.” The Kingjspent more than ...
... TO AFRICA Washington, January 21 a or Knight, Yorkshire-horn **Th° r ove All” and •‘’lying Yorkshireman,” was thirty-five persons killed in a crashed over South 'while flying to Africa. . United States War Depart- * , oun ccI to-night that the W etlt ...
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... than that which has been rendered by the Union of South Africa. Before war was declared General Botha and General Smuts invited to remove for our use in Europe all the British troops in South Africa. They undertook for themselvfK and their own people to ...
... EAST AFRICA. The War Office iwraed tire On January 21 the Oa.pe Ookiupod Corps oocramed Mwonvbe onoppoeed, and with Portogueee force followed tie enemy detaAment in this area towards Mtanka. January our columns from Port Amelia seised the enemy post at ...
... is among a number approved by the Queen and announced by the War Office last night. Gen. Erskine is to be succeeded as C.-in-C. East Africa, by Maj-Gen. G. W. Lathbury, Vice Adjt.-General. War Office, with the temporary rank of Lt.-General. with effect ...
... sse. excellent condemn t►roUSb- 1350 East Africa War Memorial Details of the East Africa war memorial. which commemorates 2.402 Commonwealth men and women who have no known grave. were announced by the Imperial War Graves Commission in ...