... Orange Free State, Transvaal, Rhodesia, and Portuguese East Africa; photos of the principal British officers now in South Africa or about to go there, sketches of all the corps now in South Africa or about to go there; also of ths Colonial forces and of ...

... Wt the afternoon for South Africa. Field Marsltal Lonl Uoherta, V.C., iftuiected the the Ist Battotoo Hnyal Dublin the 14th Hawr*. ojuidnm the (InniakiUing) Drscons. and a lieara-r coaijiany. all about to have fur Sooth Africa. In the House Lords yesterday ...

... day. The War Office,-was. visited bh officials from other .(overoment departmerits, West, Fnd clubs, etc, for news of the reported conflicts. Even Sir Redvers Buller left England to assume his Responsible command in South Africa withouit the War Office ...

... South Africa - (heir. hror. war in Sooth Inca between while men. addition sll the nat'trU evils ol war. greatly the character ut civil war. 1 could not give »,i grapbM an lecnnnt .o> wan given ties Seereicry of State lor the ’olonies in 10%, li - ...

... FOR AFRICA. TM Coco Ilsourkip Gonwrio(noyal Modem, (obi& Wow today (Woody), mid mowà. oddidood to : mow wows so rod.. Oeimal J. QUAL Dm* , C O. lMeste., C.M.U. rein vow. J. a. Tyloi. o. dap& L. Ka IL a C. lessliskA a. LL lholmr• IL A. Adam D.1.0..11. ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. With “Commercial Intelligence of this week, which is the double birthday number of that publication, there is giveci away a special South African Supplement, consisting of six fine maps, produced by a new patent process, of the Transvaal ...

... has long foreseen that the triumph the Afrikander Bond in Cape Colony would precipitate this war. and recently wrote a crofter member of Parliament* that war waa certain. He declares bis fsith in God and the cause, and asserts that England must send thrice ...

... CJBLB TO SOUTH AFRICA. In view the eaeeptional pressure which will be placer) on the cables South Africa the event a war with the Transvaal, it it satisfactory to find that a third cable afforda| alternative route is about be laid. Tbs Telegraph Construction ...

... WAR OR NO WAR? The statement circulated by the Press Association the effect that the Government have not abandoned all hope of securing rmicable settlement the dispute between Great Britain and the Transvaal will be accepted with certain amount of reserve ...

... from South Africa of tho sent out, in agreed time; the Bonding of troops on the way Cope elsewhere, and submission of all points of difference to arbitration. Xon-oonvplianoo with those demands will regarded as formal declaration of war. It is bold movo ...

... ' - SOUTH AFRICA. SIR ALFRED MILNER AND PRESIDENT STEYN. ON THE WESTERN BORDER, STATE OF WAR EXISTING. FURTHER DESPATCHES. BOERS AFRAID OF BADENPOWELL'S TROOPS. EVERY EFFORT TO SECURE FREE STATE FORCES DISCOURAGED. lrlICIAL) Ocroaaa 10. MUM AMON MATCHING ...

... LATEST FROM SOUTH AFRICA. ON THE WESTERN FRONTIER Wag IMMO AB4U,Omm 19w. _ _ _ Itotorts nosirod tem tht ano Ow Ur Bow of Wm oopeorot tho anomod Into omit= al Yr wootheo. The railway oh I. wo who, wol tho sabromPhvi.• hot low to Nowootio Colwbare Iwo towns ...