... all Drapers andn Ladies' outfitteES. The question of enoonraginll the Reservisit8 and GOlunteers now i i Africa to remain us settlers after the War is over i| attracting iroreased attention in the oltuse, and it is hoped that the Governoment will shortly ...

... theirs bave fought and bled on many a battle field. The Federation of the Aus- ?? is nowan accomplished fact.j The war in South Africa was forced upon us by the ?? invasion of Her Majes y's REET. territories by the armed forces of the Boers while peaceful ...

... Ro hnd bonkrd a passcr o io Sonth Africa. ?? 60i was Eentlencod to lo!! roon ths' inipr; e:inmo t W MILITARY REFORM. SOMERSET MEMBRRS' VlhWS. In the House of commons on Tuesday Colonel Walll insisted tbat when the war was over there 'must be a far-reaching ...

... C. Full applied on behalf of Mr Taoker, of Shaldon, for an ejectmont order againrr Mr. Payne, a Reservist now serving ?? Africa. The case was dismissed on aecounlt of the notice not being properly served. Annie Haynes was summoned by the 80hl Board for ...

... Stores,and 229, Strara, London to Is lld and )P 96 por oox. Thomas M'Loughlin, of Nowry, who has si sons figbting in South Africa, on Monday re- ceived a ltter from Sir Fleetwood Edwards, the Queen's pc.ivata secretary, enclosing an order for £4 from her ...

... In a boating acoident nalor Blackfriars Btidge on Sunday two or three persons were drowned. The Sultan has forbi.Man liae War Depart- ment to use ballone or oa-rier pigoons for Army purposes. By a fire in the Has'kfein snburb of Con. stantinople more ...

... unfortunately, been raised, pi s it must he dispo8ed of finally and blotted out I from the book of South Africai problems. T'hie resa't of the present war gost he to freeI o the Transvaal from the retcogr.ae Oligarchy ell which has weighed upo n it so heavily ...

... right to protest against the diplomacy of the Government in as an Sorth Africa-a diplomacy which has, in rity litical opinion, resulted in war-I fully re.egnise ite us that the war must now, ait whatever cost, be irawn carried to a successful termination ...

... business, followed at 8. l' bya LECTURE on THE WaR IN-SOUtIL FR AFRICA Its Causes and Issues, illustrated by Lime-Light Views, including Scenes ia _ Cape Colony, Natlil, Free State'f Transvaal, iex and Seat of War, by IB 3!MR. MICHAEL. RAY,. Of Johannesburg ...

... Greater Britain. Savage South Africa. LONDON to PRETORIA with BOBS and IEE BULLER. Cheer after cheer grest POOLE'S DUSIZ Mtgnificent SERIES OF TABLEAUX. r all Magnificent Series of Soenes ahowing all is or evants with the BOFR WAR. The CEINESE CRISIS. Fine ...

... ~lA. Pti Boy (shout 15), warated in Commercil am il ire; nest have, good Rnowledge of Pitman's War, 14)rhld Address, Shot tlad, Evening Post isli AFRICA.-Wflited N1urse for South cane 1. 3 Atrirj to go out w;lhlI lady, one childl waeR juor, !* ~i ...

... For One Night. - 1ily. Doors open 7; commene e 7.30. MR. RENE BULL, The famous War Corresprwdehit and Artist toc Black and White, who has just returt.ed from South Africa, will give an Illustrated Lecture on the South African Campaign. MR. DEAN TROTTER ...