... moment that if war were take plare, the Colony Hit wonlij lake pari it. may with the Orange Free Flat® IwrglirTS. Therv are many reasons why latter will remain neutral. There are. noilouM, few burghers the Orange Fn« Mi to who would, in event war with tlm Transvaal ...

... 'it opens the road India. Asia, and Hast Africa. Tli© triangle, fiooji. Cairo, and Alexandria, is the vital knot of British domination. Major then declared that lie would later resume his explorations Africa. ...

... THE ROKItS. A director ksulmg Ihnoingbsm ntnmutii' lion company *lite* that the Transvaal are fully prepared for war. having mcomulatcd arm* and ample fir a struggle great magnitude. The South African Uepubtie alone, says, havu fifty million rule cartridges ...

... to tlirir advantage. They had Irasoora >kl>. a.-rl bad arcamcl great -W.fr» guns and lira ii-.al elfertive muiiitMus war There war m» d.»la lhal a very largi- Uni id. here wool.l now b»- nnrdcd. Il noeertaiu wLet Iter lira Itraw* couhl ataout day well ...

... relative adjustment.'' The serious i|nery n-iw i* wliether any further negotistion o.mi Is- o|s*ncd, when war is lie theivby averted. The lhs-rs not want war any more than do. The Transvaal lUtpublic a menace lo llriiish supremacy, •‘and in defending the narrow ...

... the atmosphere d South Africa. An settkmeot »» Mill desire. Inn the Government ■’fcivuigjß* heir hands the plough will n-u dr»*b»d. - Wo will see 11 through. These word*, pregnaoi. *■> prudent this rn'meot, likely provent war, were received aith repeated ...

... committee oiJjoonied until Kc.day. 9lh June. ARMY. IrKotl OUR MIUT.VJIV OObKCroMIEST.) Tlk- War UlDce has recently sent out n.'tny exceptionally large lor war tens i, smoug thc-ni being .«»e given to Mcesrs. Kvnoeh for the supply 100,0U0 bib. explosive ...

... llu ir j-.licy. ■vl stantiniß ilk- im-tm -ini |.n.s,,„ty. M.. 1 wily .if ,1„, K.-jmMic lnn als.. S»uUi Africa generally. AlJvilvh fr«.in Ka*t Africa hlnitr that tlio rsixung along the c.«ud In-iwm-n ■il.imbaici mill XanziU-tr gniaing in intensity, nn.l ...

... that the best means maintaining the pesrv a to be prepared for war. Numbers sensational rnmoura have been pet to-day detailing snth eireamsuslu) exaeuwat what fotx-e intend •end South Africa. Of course micli romoots m mere guess work, and utterly hesi'le ...

... I’orkupor Orro* S.W. “Sl’l.KNmi) SKA Tillies. compands Sailing otrrv W«ln.—Uy I Umar (Joay. FiM ncroromodalion. lasht. St ••war aii-l Mioomkiw • arrii'l- an-B • .»•«••’•- 11l fl 111 SKA AMI BACK Mnn awl lot *la» Bail Cl 12' W Jot .. £1 ...

... peculiar nla Huns between Kug Ijiul and the Transvaal, and also by fact that the peace and pro* jwnty Vie- whole of Sooth Africa, including her Majesty's (►.wssi- 110. might lerehoMely any uiustamas to pnaliice diecooteul ami unn-*t in tlie Afre an Kepublu ...

... the (iledges given the« invent gfat. lVrii.v|is. i •»f, Wilds s.iiue Im(s-s th* ...