... WYNDHAM informed Me. Harwood of the Government that it was premature to discuss the the settlement of soldiers in South Africa alter = war is INDIAN FAMINE. Lord G. HAMILTON, in answer to Mr. Redmond, said the area lions. T India = a population of abous 61 ...

... Hunt, have been in connection with the Co. Limerick m of consequence South his untimely demise. He had copspicgous Africa since the war began, and displayed ve ...

... found very Mr, T. Fisher Unwin is about to issue a shil- ling vade mecum written on the lines of “ events in China, South Africa War which had such « to Read the run at the News,” of the The book will furnish events which have led to the cot. cad Docs Geib ...

... Rus- sian Church, and the is eweet; I will play are os tobe as can be found in Central Africa. women wear as much, if not more, than is customary in Central Africa, the men in pearly all cases go Many, however. wear a looks like the back of the bead. ...

... of the whole ne- last moment of at ten cpg ammunition, of which a large amount had already been despatched to South Africa. With the war upon us, what we we literally had to fall back of an cider pattern, ., @ good deal of which was in the hands of the ...

... the war still away civilians. mining, and inat Lord Roberts is ordering THE OF AFRICA. TOWN KE TOWN. Sir Walter Hel] Hutchinson, Governor of Natal, will arrive here to-morrow to con- fer with Sir Alfred Milner on the settle- ment of South Africa after ...

... Second Battalion Royal Dublin Fusi- liera, who are on their way to Aden, were in South Africa throughout the war. lucky in having their headquarters at pry So when the war broke out, now two and a half years ago. It was also fortunate for Natal, because having ...

... proclamation the and also @ protest through the Consuls to the SIGNS OF THE END OF TRE WAR, DAILY There are two encouraging sigas of the near appresch of the end of the war. Tho personnel of the army in off and and the Me scouts employed in the their tinal ...

... pressions produced on the mind of the enter- ig war © situation in omg! Mr. came cordial and received address was of excellent thown by means ef the effect his The lecturer journey to Africa, hav as war Post.” Not after to the ef operations he was, by ...

... before such a it rit wll ok belong when once the seal of secrecy enforced by active employ: ment is Sitaation ia South Africa The war still forms the chief topic of Several of the morning pers refer to esterday’s Cabinet Council, and express strong hope ...

... EVACUATION OF AFRICA: ASSOCIATION WAR Via Frankfort Read, W T have been permitted to ners who were captured yesterday, and whom I found in charge of the Cameron Hichlanders. They and wi ling to talk. that they they were tired of the war, and that it they ...

... SETTLING DI N SOUTH AFR (FROM THE TIME> , The probable outcome of the the question of grants to soldiers settle in South Africa after the war, wh: as announced by Mr. Wyndbam on the 254 has been entrusted to an inter depar' committee. will be the appoinument ...