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... PAPERS. SOUTH AFRICA. BOTHA'S LOST WAR STORES. (nor TEM Lonxmo ?cm., --•- A lmge gamut,. of war Hwladiart ore is mad& of salmonttioo. two ' tfoommod two Acid guns, a..: two aad demmito. qmatity of a manowdmet. Pketatrasa• amieritiwo Om Boor army oromed ...
... THIS - DAY'S - NEWS. .grornto Lusa 6.30 ' - OUTH AFRICA. (rags WAR PRETORIA, II e N AAA of hlliot's .vcla.g to war Reim, De • mercy. carotin o(70 and 45 CM the • sad a determined to 11. Ware but BUONO, Oar mee a gallant debia* mad On mere by the ot ...
... baa rwfosrd the tbs lierwiaa Govcrnrosnt allow IJcrwiaa fhr tbs Boars to proceed to tbs Transvaal. CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War OflV-e ha> wmed the (oOowtai naiamaas la JtoeUey afterweea'* IM at rsamltwa (hi lsU*w. tissrallaa Carpi Ueatmaal A. ...
... unity replying various criticisms which had been upon the management ...
... COUNTY WICKLOW EGG TRADE. egg powdei'' which has been snpplied to British troops in Booth Africa daring the war, and which has preyed most valuable food, is im invention county Wicklow gentleman named llicwdy-* near of tke famous cyclist. It . ® the form ...
... Imperial Yeomanry Committee theeobjoined important ceoimoßicalioo from the War Office etpretmaj the Government'! gratiiude for the eervieee roadered tbta force South Africa; War Office. London, S.W., 24th May. & a,—The Secretary State lor Wardireeta me ...
... Walter Hutchinson, Governor Natal, will arrive here to-morrow confer with Sir Alfred Milner, on the settlement of South Africa after the war. The foreign military attaches have arrived here from the Front. Only the Russian attache remains to watch the final ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. n. War today its the in smith Airs. Verge during Novenae, the raseaties aims of .eee , to and tor the are ss follows —killed, niess, 18 ; noiwoolleisvisted tad me., )4,3: woesJekl.not including wooni4oil agiews..lo ; officers ...
... Finkei*m>, the Aot. Parw lLte . when defeated vote* in total poll of L 237. Afteq ihr otnbr’i-.k tb* Transraal War he onfi South Africa a* War aod« frqiwwt of Mr. Kroger, -evanawd *hs Second Irish Br.gsde which operated .n Xuta4 General BrAha ...
... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War OAm last eraeiac beae* the feUeetag * ** Ci—eiiisll«i . _ _ . . Care Tows. Wko.ikso.it. dmiba are repaitad BkMfaatato- New Moeetrd Ulaatry»wsseat M. M'ltaear. dreeatary. ; bed Ltfs FftWOa O. Uactilo. celaric. MomAty ...
... Esse*, mid war South Africa most be prosaoatsd with unflinching vigour. Oontrwvsrsy about tbe past wan ecudemic. Wbnt tbey*bnd to do «o atrengthaa tbs bunds (bom who wore cmfeuvouhng with marked saoceso to begin of South Africa before tbs war wus over. ...
... establishment of the Free United States of South Africa, with the acquisition by them of all ports from Cape Town to Louiengo Marquez, and the complete expulsion of the British from South Africa. The War Office had nothing for publication it eleven last ...