... instruction that the Queensland contingent must be despatched to South Africa before the 31st inst. BRITISH OFRONRS TO BE SHOT. REAL ISSUE. Loudon, Tburaday. The Daily Telegraph's war oorrespsedeth has reached Charlestown from Pretoria, we from Standseton ...

... WERE WAR DECLARED. BOEI: STRENGVI AND PROSPECPS. FRENCH EXPERTS ESTIMATE. M. Mermen, a French writer who has travelled all over the different States of South Africa, and whose books on the Transvaal, Chartered Company, and the Monopolies are well known ...

... THE CORK DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY. OCTOBER CORK CORPORATION. THE MUTANT SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. appeal to both and laity in the districts. Not only should it be mil announced in every church at Maas on to-1 &arrow, ea well as on Beaday, the Md. but ...

... FREE STATE WAR OCOMMITFES. I DEPABTFRE OF SCOTS' (WARDS INSPECTION BY THE PRINCE Or WALES. HIS ROYAL HIGIINFJ3S'S FAREWELL. London, Tuesday. His Royal tke Priam Wales although sot au at the Boo& Gouda is a peat of Caked Paget, - - ant ci the list battalion ...

... Angelo. Barnato Consolidated Brit 8 Africa, Charth's 211, Bonanza City and Suburban New,,. Gold Melds Def 6 Crown Reef De Beer Diantonde 21 East Rands Ferreira. 20 2; Gebul • Deep Jagendontein New Johannesburg Investment.. Jubilee Junipers ...

... gaiter paid a late CAL A FRENCH WAR OFFICE VIEW PUTS THE BRITISH POSMON IN LESS ROOATE COLOURS. THE PRESS ANT) MEDIATION. Paris, Tuesday. The opinion is expressed at the Ministry of War, where the operations in South Africa are being carefully watched, that ...

... Mansion House ever had so many company interests. In the event of war with South Africa the big South African shipping companies will be extensively called upon for transport purposes. The War Office has been placed in possession cf full particulars with ...

... known it* opinion that there exists no !awn for war, and that if war should now be undertaken or occasioned by her Ma-1 jeeity's Government it will be • war against ;the whole white population of South Africa, 'in its conseaueneee criminal. This Reed, finally ...

... the dissatisfaction of our Oolonists. War with ' South Africa woliM lead to racial strife. It would be practically a civil war. What was seeded was tact, coolness and patience; above all. patience. He deplored • war for which n enflicient cause had hella ...

... ieparture for Saudi Africa. A CIVIL AND MILITARY COUNCIL. Lord Laardowne was mimed this afternoon with the holds of the Yilitary mod Civil Deportwrote. Lord Wobetty received daring the morning revere officialt who are leaving for South Africa to Saturday, and ...

... LI In view of present Mate of slain in Africa • fell *streets from • letter, just received, may be intereetang. The writor his been for pmt fifteen through various parts of the muting districts of South Africa, both In diamond and gold mines, and has ...

... prepare inc departure for South Africa. All isservo. belonging to the battalion are to rejoin. Many of there ere members of the Middlesex Roval Kngineera Volunteer'. It I. expected the detachment leave on Ratorday. The War Imo bestowed upon Mr Darracott ...