... callinc at CAPETOWN outwards and RIO homewards. SLAW. SA ILL. aci ALBION Co. (Ltd.) despatch their magnificent Royal Mail Steamer, from London (Royal Al Dock) every Four ' Weeks. Passengers conveyed to riE CAPE j and TENERIFFE at Reduced Fares. Jan. 13. . ...

... College); three-quarters, C. Robb (Queen’s), D. M Cansland (Cob I legions), A. (N.1.P.C.), and D. B. Taylor (Queen's); hslres, M'Connell (N.1.P.C.) and W. Wilson (Malone); forwards, C. W. Alexnodcr (Queen’s), Steen (Queen's), J. Lepper (N.1.F.C.), J. Wright ...

... Africa with re- 11,0 ?? Sunday. heIA arid J Batteries Royal Hoi,-i Artillery ha-ve beets Relected t-o proceed to ?? CaIpe. It is und-er- stood further that a, number of oirheers of all ar p Of the serv-ice ace also going to the Gaipe INDIAN- WA-R FUIND . * ...

... the Queen’s thilling the form of freshly minted coin. The same prcc«?s was gone through with the whole oi the first detachment, and later the second detachment wvs sworn in. They included the men the Queen’s Wectminsters, Middlesex, 3rd V.B. Royal Fusiliers ...

... of the Army Nursing Servira K . cserv ...

... 16.——A. Waite, House, Soutnsea. el AN TED, by Young Man. W om anc trap Write D. D., us paper. N_ Books.—Smast Useful Maia, Nurses, House Parlourmaics, House-Chambermaid, Geod Hotel Laundress.—Miss Ward, Mumion- road, Southses. a PRESONVAL kh. CLEVERLY ...

... . THE QUEEN'S . CHOCOLATE . Tho Union liner Moor , which left Southampton on Saturday afternoon for South Africa with a number of ' Staff officers and nursing Bisters , n ! so earned a lurtlic- silipmeot COMsistill ? of 300 casfli of Hie Queen's chocolato ...

... of the presence of the enemy.—Keuter’s Special. IN THE WES TO THE QUEEN, HER MAJESTY'S GRACLOUS The Press Association savs the following messages have neen interchanged between the Queen and the people of Kimberley: — General Commanding at Capetown to ...

... return for your devotion to | tahon Royal hlanders, 10 of the 2nd | Solkar, Mysore, and Bhopal have also ofiered | The French papers snnounce tst Captain | Is. lid.—Advt. i - - CAPE TOWN, Dec. 31.—A British force | Queen and country. Battalion Seaforth ...

... become almost certain that the Boers would refuse the ultimate conditions of the . British Government . On October 7 , tee Queen signed Proclamations calling out the Army Reserve , and summoning Parliament to meet on the 17 th . The short session closed ...

... dist-iguishaing himself, except if e~esred for handicapls, In wilichi he wrould prolably get too yFuleti, muhweight. Tim. Alexandra Park meeting, Eoughti wrest acoe irpriingly to the fronm in the Water, red lat twoDoge; S - larity by incrmansing the value ...

... with a number of staff officers and nursing sisters. alse carried a further shipment conxist- ing of WOO cases of the Queen's chocelate for tae troops. and a The Wakool wantity of ammunition Town for Durban with Royal Army Medical Corps, horses, and males ...