... numbers before the h1nks of Jingo DeMO- cracy, East and West Jouberti life spas the whiol period of British treachry in Soth Africa. He was old enough to lave trekked ifrom Nstal before the advanze of the Brrith horde in defiance of British treaties He saw ...

... aogee, Chairman of Coin- nitbtee; E J DuBane, Treasurer; and M Carnty, Seminay. _ _ _ DEATH OF AN IRISK DOMINICAN NUN IN SOUTH AFRICA. It will come as asurprise to many members of the above Order and other friends in Ireland to hear of the lamented death of ...

... I! , News was received last night of the death it LSouth ADfia 'p Sir Waim stokes, who va- t sent oat to take charge of a war hospital. Sir a WIliam Stckes was just over 60 pyts elvage, d having been rn in the year I19. He vasa Ia son of th slite D1 ...

... nrt takE, plaCe. T'he club garden party fixed for the 'Thursday in regatta week has been abandoned. CIVILISATION IN SOUTH AFRICA will indvante with ?? strides nader the British flag, which there, as s-e-eryw-he-rkae se-will be the syrnbol of Iie't and ...

... is an idea] diet. Of all chemists. Price is 6d, 2s 6d, and lls. A sample, with explanatory matter, and our new illustrated War Booklet. will 1* sent post free on application to Rorlirk and Co., 34 Farringdon hoad, London, E.C. 32990 St JOSEPS NIGHT EriFUTF ...

... Financial Secretary 7 to th.e War Office, stated on Taeaday eveningI that it wa rather a strong order to publish the names of the directors in a limited oom- Ipry whei.h Ind -been struck off the lists of e e oontmetora with the War Office for fraud in s Isupplying ...

... -d. I) A A G. Cnatham, in N F OnE i-ice Itro \1at llz -, from wounds .ne ?? 'lil i a d : Duo c'as S Africa, ,,vt e 1'h ?? o led(c mi.i Sic CUharles War. F- ?? ii:, 1 r' Newvd-'ax. edist sen ' ?? hri- .ry ?? - Fzoc.-o Hall, L-ua. S irc. tY ?? -e ?? - RtIertss ...

... N ctl' C' ?? No'-cleiavIp r: Ree D.cniel i thir't ducel- ?? ?? Anchcahcg:c L Rev F ('isle. ?? C ik. Rockeicl'. ,V ccci WAR in AFRICA C;)l.D ;. 1I A IiCA. -'(icclot- AfIraica ' -:c is Rtell ncl3' 'I'otlerIo. - C-acicillatic liic' 1ccc;1'I lis f ot.'hcacc ...

... the oiL African war It~Litild be c-sr ed to a dec:sive rittory, ?? wht it idhtn. 1J: te con nor of S'outh Atit- ca ~i afflis t here hal bi points on w hich her IMajcsatv' Ministers had niot shown wisaom, laid in ?? prel. 1-rtiorn f r ?? war fireiight haad ...

... Master of thS Rolls on account ot the d-afhof bis son, Mr Andrew Marshall Porter, who was re- .cently killed in the TransivaIl War. Among-it those present were : Messrs Brereton Barry, Q C; A F Blood, Q C;: 11 J Bourke, Q C; J H Capbell, -QC; .M! P, Sereant ...

... who wA ill speak on the subject of 'Edue.. I tional Slovyd. Other interesting lectures are i i course of arnangenent. WAR in AFRICA. GOI.J in AFAICA. Golden Aftica Pl;:g is5 ennedy's Tobacco. Comb~nation Flako racana natral leaf tobacco bci aefded ...

... death was communicated to the War Office in order that it might be trans- mitted to the youngest son of Lord Russell of Killowen, the Hon Bertrand Russell, a Lieu- tenant in the Royal Artillery, who is serving in South Africa. I EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATH1Y ...