... flourished the most brightly (cheers). Let us earnestly hope that this will be the outcome of the present war. With allthe splendd emotions which war produces it is impossible not to feel that there is a background where we must - recoguise the suffering ...

... in the Afghan War of 1879, he became Veterinary Surgeon to the Pulijaub. Gove.rnment until 1885, when he proceeded to South Africa on special duty with the Cape and Natal 'Goveruments, investigating horse sickness. While in South Africa he tookpatiqulng ...

... picturesque war effects. It is written with a strong bias, which was fully responded to by the audience. References to Kruger were strong at times. During the. evening a collection was made for the fund, and very cheerfully taken up. The war scenes were ...

... Stoll Acting-Manager, Mr W. Lea.-A novel series of ani mated photographs, depicting scenes in the course of the present war in South Africa, were greatly appreci- ated by a crowded and enthusiastic house on Monday. In addition to these numerous and interesting ...

... Stoll Acting-Manager, Mr W. Lea-A novel series of ani mated photographs, depicting scenes in the course of the present war in South Africa, were greatly appreci- ated by a crowded and enthusiastic house on Monday. In addition to these numerous and interesting ...

... GIVEN youth, health, sobriety, a little Godly wisdom, and a good kodak there is no reason why any energetic traveller across Africa should not compile aninteresting book of travel nowadays-while you wait, so to speak. In the old days of the pioneers African ...

... have never doubted for a moment, even when things looked blackest, that the British arms would eventually gain the day in our war with the Boer Republics. We have, however, been haunted with the idea that, when the settlement came, British magnanimity would ...

... in the week The Circus Girl was given. PALACE THEATRE OF VARIETIES.-Lessee and Manager, Mr T. Edwardes.-A war sketch, entitled The Fiqht for Africa, is being produced here by Leonard Mortimer and company this week, and, although melo- dramatic to a degree ...

... artistes; Florrie St. Clair, burlesque actress and dancer; and Flo Merry, serio, who all do well. . OLYMPIA. - Savage South Africa, Mr Frank E. Fillis's great South African show, commenced on Monday night here, and will stay for a fortnight. . AMUSEMENTS ...

... Every ?? reader is more or less inamiliar vitil the nine years' historv, which includes the story of the Danish arud AustriAn wars. ?? not every reklaser understumrls by what disciplino, what tgeney of institutions, Knd what qualities of I race, tbe little ...

... awaiting orders for the front being present. Naturally the events in South Africa were depicted in many of the fancy costumes and perhaps the best was the personification of a war correspondent A feature of the evening was the lowering of the splendid act ...

... deceased had died from privation induced by want of proper care and nourishment. Although he bad served through the Crimyean War, Hill war s only granted - the miserly pension of Pd. a day some-four years ago, out of which he paid 2s. a week rent. Am ong the ...