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... presence. Train service in Western Australia is at a stand- still, owing to the drivers and firemen haviga struck work because of the dismissal of a locomo- tive engineer. A movement has been set on foot in New South Wales to form a civil service volunteer ...
... railway amralgamation, and political confederation, the lecturer gave a. graphic description of what was possible under Imperial role, when the present deadly conflict had teroinated-as every loyal Briton confidently hoped it would-in the complete victory ...
... Liverpool steamers to convey the Imperial Yeomanry to the Cape, the Lake Erie, Monteagle, and Mount Royal, sailing the latter end of next week. The Leyland liner Winfredian has also been passed for the transport service. The City of Rome's sailing has ...
... the Devon Regiment Colonel Park Colonel Ian Hamilton commanded Wagon Hill and valuable services The had very trying time and are elated services rendered the Queen repulsed everywhere with very heavy loss greatly my side which will reported lists completed” ...
... thcarn are certainly vahiahlcS ~r re~sonrees here in fu~ly-qualilied and trained nurses, some eb belonging to the Royal Briti~sh Nursing Association. e Forty qualifieei nurses were, 1 believe, 'forced I))y the Bocers to quit Jlohannesburg and the Traasvaaal ...
... raised se .in India for service in South Africa. One thousand 1 native transport drivers have been engaged for tc service with the British forces in South Africa.rE They will embark shortly. i - _ _ __ _ __ _- tI II MILITARY NOTES BY A PRESS ASSO- N ...
... Paulo, 26 to 271; South Austrian. 5% to 6%4. of s-An a.Eyptan rose %, to 7%4 to 8 %4 .Ntoa fEaypr. 34~, to 14 to 14% ; end Imperial Ottoman 34,, to 12% to 12-% ; and Standard of South I Africa fielZ 1, toSS5 to 57 ; and Union of Australia 34,1 to 32 to ...
... railway comninnica- ?? head red bjeds, whxich can easily * ..nrs. A nursing staOr. rennet- 'i'~t-g nusifir iters, Mis.s Page -¾-Si Mrs. NIakin, with five nursing r-tr -:-cr and four arniv nursing clape ith orderlies under :S!;aqed i establishing a con- C'tS ...
... prorogation of the present recess, and the Queen's Proclamation. to be issued as the result of the Council, will fix the date at wtncti Parliament will reassemble fur the transaction of business. Pending the Queen's approval the date cannot he authorntatively ...
... Mrs. Langtry's husband Will summoned for active service tonic time ago. It is now the turn of Mr. Patrick Campbell, the husband of the well-known actress, who has acce; ted a commission in the Imperial Yeomanry. He has an intimate knowledge of the whole ...
... Isre of Wight on the death -of her a'husband, yesterday received the Isle of Wight con- ve tingent of Imperial Yeomanry who have volunteered be for service in South Africa. The men, numbering be forty-seven, under Captain Seelv, were drawn up in or r line ...
... leave of the Isle of Wight detach- t muent of the Hampshire Imperial Yeomanry leaving for 1 South Africa The Queen went out this morning, I accompanied by Princess Henry of Battenberg. i The Queen held a Council to-day, at whichwere present t the Earl of ...