... SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR DEBT FEELIXU THE RANH A Johanacaburc telegram rays:—The state fticnts which have been published in London regarding the con'rihuti'm of the new colonies tho cost of the war were received here with great interest in mart quarters ...

... proposed civil action for assault and imprisonment in connection with her deportation from South Africa, that the War Secretary will instruct the solicitor to the department to appear on behalf of Lord Kitchener, Lord Milner, Colonel Cocper, and Lieutenant- ...

... Bel* doe. Gainsborough, has received the following ropiy fron Lord Roberts in reference to tiio military situation South Africa: “War Office, iyfcrtdon S.W.. March 15, 1902. Dear Sir—d desired by Field-Marshal Lord Roberts to •acknowledge the receipt your ...

... Queensland served tte South African War (Queen’s medal with two clasps. King’s medal with (wo clasps). Cop tain M. Wilson with (be 3rd BattaJiW. Devon port, and wears, (he same medal* and clasps for the South African war. is serving adjutant Mounted Infantry ...

... ✓ea ►w. or r.. Ors. 011.11.• FREIGHT AM) PASSAGE. LI GOWAN MS. FOR PASSAGE. AMERICA, ACM. 'TEALS/. St.W ZEALAND 1.00 ER AFRICA. lOth War LAG,. Una. AAA Now *No for (Rms. lam& OAM VIM GOMA& & 00., anus 4 Um: Ow 434 v 3 444 k POTATO 143404 kW. Wm—Bawl 03 ...

... PALL-MALL MANDARINS. After reading tho report upon the filching six millions from the British taxpayer’s pocket South Africa after tho war, everybody asks same qucstaco—why was the best part of three years allowed to between tho perpetration the monstrous ...

... cither sex. bottles at Is and 2s 61. Made only Tate’s Medical Hall, 9 Royal Avenue. A.C.P. General Kelly-Kenny printed South Africa* war medals to the men the Ist Riding Regiment at York yesterday. Mrs. Elizabeth Magco. the old lady who was knocked down the ...

... lioodeval and Kroonstad. De Wet’s decision is reported bo connected with the troubled political situation in Sooth Africa. Secretary for War has informed Mr. Ellis. that martial law is being held in abeyance in Capo Colony, and is only be employed at the ...

... hire. had them tlie record of •he Africa.! war. and a.s hornet bvnglish- UK'ii. thev not say rJuu. they considered eitlier Va.li.*iaotory in n.-elf worthy of the country i«> wlucJi they bidotig. 'CiK* rep •rr. ~f tL.* Wa-r (AwnniiseitJn. they say t.nejr ...

... house and servnxal)!© garden. Lord Rjtnfurti'V. who completed hi* forty with to-day. diil rood service (iurms the South Africa*- war in Nee Zealand, licun for snini* rear, the Governor. i« %n Iriih peer wirti 'eat the 11o.i*e lairds in right barony Ranfurlv ...

... tbe causes which had led up to tbe present proposal for the Union of South Africa, but he thought it not unsuitable to point out that of all tbe dominions his Majesty Africa was one which, least of any, represented a long and conscious attempt towards ...

... Spain, it has also marked the termination of three years’ struggle between British and tho Boors for domination in Sontii Africa, war waged with courage and determination both sides; but now that it all over, leaving practically no rancour behind. Boor and ...