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... VOLUNTEERING FOR BOOTH AFRICA The War Moe has wired to the Militia asking w-htither the battalion which pre. vioasly volunteered for service in South Africa, 'is prepared to serve there. The Doionel replied in the affirmative. ...
... company going to the front. The apecial Army Order authorising the formation of Vldunteer companies for active wren* in 'South Africa war promulgated on January 2nd, from wLicii it ho seen that the work of , er:ecting the men to her,, has been gone tluough with ...
... COL lIANBURY WILLIAMS - LEAVING SOUTII AFRICA. TO THE WAR OFFICE. ttteuter's Telegram). Cape Tonic, December 22. The Corporation of Cape Town enter tinned at lunch to-day Ilanbury- Williams. formerly Military Secretary to Sir Alfred Milner. on the imesaion ...
... ROSPTTAL. The Duke of has IS to Viscountess Parker a aourributioo of MD for the fonds of the Military Hoipital in South Africa. ItRANI3VALL WAR FUND. The Transvaal Ws: Filed at dr Mansion stood an Wadassday musing an 88011000. ...
... president of lb. hannestiurt Chamber of Commerce before war row minieed. He wee no . * In Englard. and heti been ireited to It—tore in the town en the poseibilitses of trade with Smith Africa after the war had ended. He bad been obliged to the invitation, but ...
... math for snch went of caution. When the of the Salm, which helongs to the Tom, learnt in October, when bound for East Africa. that war had broken out, he had four theneend bores of an board for Pretoria, via Lemma° kfamese, landed at Men, and those far ...
... missing. is believed to be a prisor.er of war. From Bloemfontein comes the intelligence Private B. Hopkins (3649) died of enteric fever on the 23th Jane.. The House Fund for the war now exceede £960,000. . . the troops for the Rhode,lan Field Force now left ...
... thinkers were wanted today, to educate themselves for what Lord Roaebery well described as n greater fight than the war in South Africa. a war against ignorance, vice, and apathy. The problems before them were difficult. but difficult problems had been solved ...
... which need ToA be orwied beyond this elementary point, that W 6 )uld have had to choose between accepting in South Africa and • Europium war more than one great Power against us. Bobbed if Coe vatisfoction of thwarting tts vi at and in, their own person ...
... respect to South' Africa and the war they should vote for the doctor. (Hear, hoar.) He asked the meetitla if they considered the war was an just war. No. no., When they considered tho preparations that had been made by Kruger for a war they ...
... The subscriptions of the British residents at Lien to the South Africa war fund now emceed /3.000. . The cavalry were mobilised at Canterbury on Tuesday. They will proceed to South Africa at the end of the month to reinforce the Lancers and Gragoons. The ...
... support of the nation mainly on the responsibility of the people as a whole for the war in South Africa. The war, more than any other in modern times, was and is a popular war, and this is prat , - ie.:llly confessed by the Opposition Shea their leaders are ...