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... the aubjoined important rommuuirati from the War Oibc*-, »emg the -rernmenl a gratitude for tha- arrvjna rendered by tbi« fa-rce in Routh Africa: War Office. Loudon. 8.W.. Slth Mar Sir.—The Secretary Bute War direeta me to aeqaaint you that J the of r ...
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... ounlaiua Voice of the £lara. Uaeful Table*, the Hue- of the Kiuy Italy, and Inatruclire Article* N.B Zadkiel foretold War 10 S. Africa, War China, G-orral Electa n. Change io Cabinet, Af*a*«ination tbe late King of Italy, the Urief to our Royal Family. Ac ...
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... fur War . to a letter eneloslng copy of a reaolufi >u recently by the Executive Committee of tie- Federation, supporting Mr H Setun-Karra propoaala fur State aided in Africa. h»* been received by Mr. W. Deacco. secretary of tbe Federation —••War Ofbee ...
... better than war. amounted tbit, that sorrender would be better than wir. and therefore dishonour waa better than war ridiculed bis new declaration that acquieaead in annexation, an I argued that the Opposition could not be trusted with South Africa. The war ...
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... BELGIANS’ RECORD OF VALOUR. interesting article on The Belgians’ Part the War Africa appears in the Windsor Magazine, and gives a lucid survey of a notable record of valour and skilful strategy the Allied cause, and the photography accompanying the ...
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... atocy Us tba ewd it I cio tea .thing aha err wbirh f umitVa a saw r aruss d laiarTroti-m and again, A war Africa, a war with iodepeoVnt States ia ».utb Africa, would ow of miamitom that » wld oeoaa A CABINET COUNCIL SUMMONED. The l-faa Awactatw aaya that ...
... second class, visual signalling, to which originally, a signal company owed its name, is now almost extinct. In the South Africa War visual signalling was much in evidence, but to-day, when to all intents and purposes stationary method of warfare is employed ...
... beginning of the South African War. He served with his regrment through that war, aud afterwards went with them to India. Two yean* ago joined some friends on an estate at Lonaiani. in British Fast Africa, and when war broke out a corps of East African ...