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... depriving the last moment of milUoos of rounds of ammunition, of which large amount had already been despatched South Africa. With the war upon oa we literally had fall bwA upon what could scrape together of older pattern, the Mark 11., good deal of which ...
... severely stabbed m k daring a street quarrel arising out of a Mi tho South Africa War. The inoaa soar liee the city infirmary in a is unable identify aJaata. arrests have been made. War llama. transport* are order* to tail from (U* trade with aboat 10,000 ...
... Address was ronmud Ur. Cawley, who moved that Boose, wh£e prryared proper nraasurea for tie effective prosecution rf war Sooth Africa, not astisfird with Govenmont's attitodn with regard aetiicrccaL Mr. Cawby is not a great epaaker, and Its exa. ncra ...
... MEMORIAL TO LORD AIRLIE. memorial to the Earl Airlio and others who have fallen Saudi Africa during the war was unveiled at Port sea Parish Church Saturday Lady Esther Smith. The memorial takes the form of oak screen, erected private subscription. OA ...
... tie boor. pctotiTd sad direct answer amitobto, beones the stHcteto oeasortoip to ererctoad over eB message* from Sooth Africa. The war eorrespondot. Mr. Bcnset Burfcgb. never, not only aanoußoes the Boer detogstea he.ee concluded (be Varamigtof conference ...
... INTERESTING STATEMENT. Over a year ago, when the country was depleted of a great part of the regular army, through the war South Africa, the War Office suddenly called upon those reservist* who had passed the age of active sejvice to rejoin the colour*. George ...
... has bean appointed second lieutenant NATAL MINES AND THE WAR. The report of the Natal Commissioner of Mines I >r 1900. which is just issued, like other Departmental reports from South Africa, has war references nearly every page. Till March. 1900. all ths ...
... Waterloo Station, London, b-- between f«o and the foo'boarfl .rein was shout 10 enter. Gre.n-es wad '«vo tor South Africa. Daniel’s war with Boer force*, whose telegram giving of the iiii only jw«- •'•me • 0 band, vas describe the effect British fire ...
... demonstration. His chief purpose in these visit* distribute to those who have earned them their service with the Army in South Africa the war medals will long treasured mementoes of the unique experience Of course, the local people in each place induce him to ...
... who has made inquiries with reference to the Marconi wireless telegraph installations which sre being sent out South Africa for use war, learns that is hoped to have the installations operation in some pieces least about three weeks from present time. ...
... ago tern poraniy relinquished hie duties the War Office, and proceeded Pretoria Financial Adviser Lord Kitchener, having reported upon the various referred him the Commander-in South Africa, returning the War Office to resume his duties Under-Secretary ...
... hat recently returned from lc*tfc Africa. THOSE UNDESIRABLES. LORD ROBERTS CRC Tbs Government Commti EXAMINED, to consider the Wnima for compensation those foreigners who were departed from South Africa during the war. this took the evidence Ean Roberts ...