... FOR SOUTH AFRICA. It is stated that the preparations made the War Office during the past few weeks have heen that of seeing everything in order for prove necessary. Not a single regiment has been warned for service, and the to South Africa are in the ...

... that the pre, ions made 1, the War Office during t past fow weeks have been directed to seeing everything in order for mobilisa- tion, should that Not a regiment has been warned for service, now proceeding to South Africa ore in the natare of It is however ...

... ith force let them > their ee 8 force. P. to themselves. If not say and of A. Milner there would no lasting have as @ South Africa. The una cf U - un Dub- to redr Col. M. grievances of their fellow-countryme mmand he 2nd (BEUTER'S TELEGRAM) urragh, Mallin- ...

... throughout South Africa as for Mr. Krager, the and the Af and a respon defeat for th hee populstios ial prestige b n Rath- ane Great s exertions will hay he bad Ifa the ete settlement is ne few w | accept the franchis and the the rt ta Thus — _ — war will become ...

... defies them. She has armed hei troops in Africa with the weapons condemned by a Conference of civilised Powers, and withheld' her assent from other Conventions intended to reduce the evils! and horrors of war. Thus a Convention to proclaim the sanctity ...

... HAD HOT and of Bouth Africa at large, those Goverament of the end it wes became to which hed pot pursued the themselves in all their now arose. knew how em: those had been both to the Home Governments ever since, and on = more war, then one temember, too ...

... will be Africa as o victory for Mr. Kruger, ‘the Bond and the defeat for the British and & Britain's exertions will have been in vain. Ifa settlement is not effected franchise or ‘to work for reforms. Thus there will the situation, and civil war will become ...

... ite ‘thes «would ren- der it diffcalt for the to pursue the have marked cut ‘end vigorous line of ensble the ive with ae , at war with the Transvaal, faco to face. are but our State are sufficiently strained to entitle the to ask for they are jestified in ...

... for settlement. TELEGRAM SIMLA, ‘Wednesday. The question whether it would be ex- ent to draft Briffsh frem India to South Africa in the event of a non peace- ful settlement of has been discussed between the Indian and Im Governments. It is under- the ...

... Conference of bullets to e: | impact, and the failure of mark No. eat acen- She War VEO instructions that mark No. 4 used in South Africa, and whether in transi- Pariia- South Africa with other ammunition. would be taken to supply the 3a Mr. WYNDHAM—The hon ...

... and the force could be de: f war without the least delay. (ta Wee? om even r it is debate on the ‘Transvas Imperial Parliament. is awaited h intense interest. at 2 TIMES” TELEGRAM ) JOHANNESBURG, Tu 1g. Those affected the war tax | tional which Mr. Cham ...

... DAILY MR. SCHREINER AND Si AFRICA The “Financial Times” f hing. is @ very factor in the s He bas imported himself into the cos vase of im & way not at all th Stand- Minister of a British Colony. becoming te Ge and wholly Dutch by eymps at pro- thin veneer ...