... about he Sth just. fur cooveyance to South Africa. The draft. 2nd Rattalion Cloucestershire iment, leit Athione yesterday for Queenstown for embarkation on board the trans- port Dietator for conveyance to South Africa. ‘The old-established Lennan, Sen, and ...

... scrvice officer in South Africa. ‘The London Temperance Hospital, in reply to an application from the War Office, has agreed to set apart ten beds for the treatment ‘af sick and wounded soldiers from the seat of war in South Africa, Major Alfred Edward John ...

... WAR PAI RAPHS orders were received at the Royal Gun Factories at Woolwich yesterday for the of 120,000 pairs of shoes for transport mules in South Africa. In consequence of increased activity in the Shell Foundry at Woolwich Arsenal, the em- ployes have ...

... of most thea (Mice. Bame idea of the extent to cast uy which the war had affected action might be gathered from the fact that the mail despatcbed on May 19th to tho Arm: in South Africa contained no less than: 315,416 ht of and ting ets, Bi, 508 bas bage ...

... ved in the war in South Africa it ian army to South iE to intervene bounden duty of the immediately, the fects. are proved, Great face with a Britain ison the eve of finding hereelf ong icon which will be troubles in South brought on the Africa. Tt will ...

... is no truth in the statement forwarded by our Mullingar corre- spondent on last that the 3rd Battalion will leave for Seuth Africa on the 14th instant. Pasiliecs (Fermanagh Militia) The is not even under orders for active service. ‘The Wer Ufice has granted ...

... SOUTH RICA The War Office issues the following :—Many complaints having been recently received at the War Office of non delivery of letters to and from South Africa, the frieude and relatives of those who are serving at the front are reminded that unier ...

... his will not evs morh more of the present war. first campaign, and, beyond seeing be War stores are being despatched from Wool- wich at the rate of over 1,000 tons per week by steamer leaving for Soath Africa. The Dunvegan Castle left the Thames yesterday ...

... favourably, and bopes to be all right ogain in ten days. Since the of Colenso, on December 15th last, the British army in South Africa has been strengthened by the addition ot two complete divisions of six batteries of Seld artil- lery, battery and a half of ...

... thon wi the general subject of the the war was a GERMANY HOLLA: AND THE WAR RICK that the Government had no information as to or between Government of tho Ni and the German Government in proceeding in South Africa, having reference to the relations between ...

... INDIA AND THE ¥ S Horse will probably sail trom here oa for South Africa former's camel a The men of lected im have also fate 500 rupees. The sum cot: in counection with the Trans- vaal War, including the of volunteers, has uow reached a ow ...

... re-established be will continue his journey te Bulawayo. ‘We understand that Canca Kaox Little thespecia! the War Office. going to South Africa voluntarily, and not at ...