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... Pebruary ne~l. YM.C.A. AN-D GYMNASIUMi, Asso'- Y .ciation Hall, Mdonit-pleaeaue-lMEI T LIXJTUE(E on A Trip to rourh Africa and theeto War, iluentr ted wit over IS S~pecial Lantern Sidies, will hgre G.L. BU9tI'iN, Esq., Engineer, on TaunsisnAy Itpm Adiesiaon ...
... Lmmediately, intelligent, perecering I1 unitiarried MAN to sell and deliver feading -talklarit 1ublic-tbiono; Africa and TranFraal War, Boer War; 20Au week!y rilwav fares, coruli-sion; 40. woeety casihl re31iieul Appl- James Mscmillan, 48 St Nicholsa St ...
... alone, can be en- trsted;' with sa.fetty to British interests at home and abroad, the settlement of affalrs in South Africa. p The war in the Orsnge Frle State and the Trana- vasl wazs jost. and bechrne isnevitable throngne toe action of M Erner, Lis Eollaner ...
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... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA, The Proprietor of Beecham's Pills desires us to state that he will be pleased to send gratis box of Beecham's Pills, postage paid, to any individual soldier now on active service in South Africa, in whom any of our readers arc ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ITS CAUSES AND EFFECTS. By J. A HOBSON. Demy Bvo, 7s. 6d. net. “His arguments are certainly worthy of consideration by those more impartial persona belonging to neither extreme camp who desire help in arriving at complete truth ...
... THE SETTLEMENT AFTER THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. By M. J. FARRELLY, LL.D., Bamster-at-Law, Advocate the Supreme Court of Cape Colony. THE CRISIS IN CHINA. Crown Bvo, 6j. THE ATTACHE AT PEKIHC. By A. B. FREEMAN MITFORD, C.E. Author of Tales of Old Japan ...
... the IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE FUQHT of MR, KRUQER. OBJECT OF HIS VOYAGE TO EUROPE. Mr Kru*«r, Mr. Auditor-Genaral, with hi* staff and the archives, and Mr. Grobler, Undor-Secrcury for Foreign Afi^ 8 Marquea. saya the Timis correapondent, nljht apecial irain ...
... THE WAR VOTE. ELEVEN AND A HALF MILLIONS ASKED. The Press Association understands additional army estimate to meet the of the war in South Africa about to before the House of Commons the {n* ment will amount £11.500,000. This. ' fl additional estimate ...
... City Notes. Business and the War. The news from South Africa grows more satisfactory every dsv an* with the flight of Mr. Kruger from Pretoria and the occupation of the d* by the British forces the war must soon be over, and its sinister iufluenc removed ...
... THE GREAT BOER WAR to-day, is SOLD OUT A THIRD r IMPRESSION will be ready next Friday. rnnv News.— “ This sketch of the war is a masterly performance. It is l.,Sv . . . Th. ip.n«c ? , .h. ..nsc, .nd .h. of great wnter are seen the achievement. Po*T.-“ ...
... FOURTH EDITION. rHE CAMPAIGN IN SOUTH AFRICA. DE WETS NEW MOVE. LORD ROBERTS READY FOR IT. The two strong columns, one under Clements and the other under Hart, that Lord Roberts has reported to be moving about the district near Krugersdorp and Johannesburg ...