... HORSES FOB SOUTH AFRICA The Press Association rays—About I.C-V) horses were taken aboard the transport Mount Reyn! Liverpool, 7, for South Africa. The vessel also takes 1,250 tons of hay. tons of bran. 5,000 bushels of oats, tons of peat moss, and tons ...

... MORE TROOPS *OR SOUTH AFRICA EMBARKATION AT QUEENSTOWN. Queenstftwn, Friday. Probably with a view to conveying the idea that England had achieved her ends in South Africa and that peace was practically near, or perhaps to bluff the English electorate ...

... THE WAR LOSSES London, Wednesday. The weekly return issued the War Office of the casualties in South Africa up to the 22nd inst gives the total reduction of the military forces through war in South Africa 11,737. This total is made up of ...

... TROOPS FOR THE WAR. . , . I ...

... BRITISH BARBARITY IN SOUTH AFRICA. Kitchener’s methods of carrying on hostilities may be, says “Truth,” the only means to overcome the resistance of the Boers; bnt they are horrible, and we ourselves have often condemned them when adopted by other nations ...

... skies or adorned with attractive prospect. The war was resulting in a solution of a difficult problem in manner which he, thought would hereafter prove eaually advantageous to the Boera end to the Britons. The war had entailed sacrifices aud a considerable ...

... nursing complement. The Dunottar Castle also sails to-day with large number of officers for South Africa. The transport Grange left Woolwich to-day for South Africa, with 350 remounts. She will call at Queenstown for additional remounts. The American, for Table ...

... THE WAR AND AFTER. Birmingham, Thursday Night. Speaking at a dinner given his honour the Midland Conservative Club, Birmingham, to-night, Mr Winston Churchill, who has just returned from South Africa, said they would have to make a vigorous effort if ...

... WAR MEDALS. The War Office on Saturday night issued the following; Officers non-commissioned officers and men who have served in any of the corps raised in South Africa daring the present war, and who do not intend to return South Africa, ...

... arrival of war was to be landed from an j, Ve ssel near Kosi, at the mouth of St sect' '‘be landing, appears, was not £ , a British gunboat was watching , n / ar t of the coast, while a Portuhot ' J,Jat was guarding tlie Portuguese IN SOUTH AFRICA. 11 SU ...

... fortify, or even close it if it wished to. predicted that the war in South Africa would soon be ended, and would be followed period of reconstruction similar to that in the United States after the war of rebellion. The Boers, he said, were splendid soldiers ...

... THE WAR. (Press Association War Special). Graff Reinet, June Sentence passed courtmartial was publicly promulgated here to-day against an exconstable convicted of failing to report i presence of the enemy. . , Several columns are operating in this ana ...