... •ssisung and bloodshed anxiety over this lamentable war might have been averted if than© had been sense and straightforwardness in our diplomatic proceedings. had even more than our empire in South Africa. When reaction common -.en«e came, let remember that ...

... been paid to German subjects in respect of the detention and visit or search of German vessels carrying contraband of war to South Africa. MILITARY EXPEDITION TO WAZERISTAN Lord George HAMILTON, in reply to Mr. Cairne, said it was not intended to charge ...

... INVESTMENT. The settlement of South Africa, its launch for the first, time in its history a career of sure premise and preservation, and the consolidation British Empire have not been too dearly bought by this war.—“ Daily Express.” ...

... the figures that alongside the mule—is Gunner W. J. Kennedy, the Royal Field Artillery, who has been South Africa siuce the beginning of the war. ...

... with loud applatwe. He said that the object of the present war was to maintain in South Africa the authority of the Queen. iCbeecs.) waa said by some of their opponents that the oh* iect of the war was to grab the goldfields of the Transvaal. Well, the owners ...

... 7th May. BRITISH MARKETS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Press Association is authorised state that a strong effort will made British engineers, manufacturers, and traders capture South Africa markets at the closo of the war. this end a representative committee ...

... with referencs to the war;—“War Office, London, W., 30th December. Dear sir,—l am desired Field-Marshal Lord Roberts to acknowledge the receipt, of your letter of the 27th just., and to say that it is impossible to say how long the war will last, but hi- ...

... South Africa to into and report upon the state of trade in that country is the result of definite intelligence of the extreme and unusual activity of both American and German business houses in view of the expected early termination of the war. ...

... troops in South Africa are sent to Capetown through private agencies in this country they should, in order avoid delay, be invariably consigned to the War Office agency, No. Shed, South Arm, Capetown Docks, and not to agencies in South Africa. The arrangements ...

... Company, Ltd., 1111 NORTH STREW(' 40 1•1111111 leo .11 'IN KILL C TURN , ARIA IOAI , 837 L AFRICA Not lee t Alms Mow 101 l N. the peat v.• it Meat. N.. war dad to Ur latt4 ...

... SILKSTONE. Best Value Ever Offered. 1280 m SOUTH AFRICA. PEACE PROSPECTS HOPEFUL The War Office last night issued the following despatch from Lord Kitchener; “RESIDENCY, PRETORIA, 27th March. 9 B.m. —Correction in telegram of 25th March. Total taken prisoners ...

... Lisstenast, and over @ times in the Belfast Y.M.C.A. | * Terms—£2 2 and By NEW WAR PILUS. | Piring the celebrated Boer Gun “Long Tom.” Last Biand of & British Officer in South Africa ‘“—.ml Film 125 feet long Her Injesty reviewing the Household Brigade. 1 ...