... OMCERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. A great crowd assembled at Waterloo statics this morning to willies, the departure of odors for Southampton. To the evident disappointment of many, Lieut-Oeueral Sir George %bite. the Commander of the Troops in Natal, was not ...

... THE WAR FUND. The Pits:dent the Wettcyan Methodist It:r W MaeDonold, has , forwaidcd durther tlm of £1,316 to Lohl Mayor of Locdoe's Transr.al W.tr Fund. Down to to-night the Lord Dfayor of den'. War Belief Fund amounted to £444.000 To-day's subocriptions ...

... THE WAR PREPARATIONS. ORDERS AT WOOLWICH. London, Wedneeday Night. The Aseociation's Woolwich onrrespondist It Ins officially notified to-day that Ident-Qdoteel P . W orawnendillit sad Captain If B soa of the eormiincling the Woolwich District, kw been ...

... WAR ECHOES. Militia praises during Ordains, M Fleetwood hove bees ; Ufa.= Tweeds of lave boss ant to Wookwke for Africa. The web of the Tauni&l, mond* to ths Prom, to obtain romiatto Ia the touted State, The Lord Mayor GI 'Oa'. had for iho I %wool Reform ...

... DIARY OF THE WAR. Miming min earning up. Disparate battle at Magendantea. 12,000 Boers • attacked by Lord Methuen. Brit's& retire to Madder River Camp. Wanshope killed. Terrible Boer looms. „ 15-Bharp fighting in Cape Coloay, French engages the enemy ...

... WAR ECHOES. Some uotnaled by the Maurer bullet 600 Yarde I. lore of 'blood fcllcf them. A letter taken maitetimex nixteen, bn ener• not leen than eighteen days in rh etqwtown. llopartment Mu. inori , led another armoury,' tr.in for at front. Most of the ...

... • joilations w:th regard the war that one outcome of the present con- Rooms. Particulars of membership from the ide are and tio tested. The trade in store-. ee dents which will accompany his arm , . He filet in South Africa will be an entire re-or- &weary ...

... , in of his goat Inanra id. in l ie following the cou rse of events in South Africa enticeiro and voting suppeies for the pr- with the keenen intereet. mentiea of the war in South Africe, but tht 1 itt response to numerous rofuesta, hound of treason ...

... INCIDENTS OF THE WAR. - The eruieer Powerful arrived a Sireondows MI Frial7. The gunboat Partridge arrived at Lomas Marquee, and i engaged in der/parr* week. Arrangements be g to 125 from Tasmania to the Claps An order he. polished, subjecting Colonial ...

... ) CALLER AT THE WAR CorifiCE. _ _ _ The Duke of Lord Ilopetoth were amongst the at the War Office, aad happily found that their friends with the forcee in South Africa did lot in the casualty bet. Mr Balfour node late peznal inquiries, and Lord Ainpthill ...

... WAR ITER& A great impression has been made in both military and civil clubs by the revelations in a very outspoken letter from tae -Standard war corrospuudeut locked up in Ledystnith. Obviously it is not the naire Lrtic , a an irritated amateur. ...

... WAR AND THE TELEGRAPH. t letters • minute, but every word is spelled right out, and at each trau,mitting station the message is waitten down by die receiver before is re-transmitted. All telegraphic meskages from Natal are being musorel by the military ...