... A PORTUGUESE SUCCESS. German E. Africa. (Press Associaion War Specials.) A Portuguese official communique states: Our forces in German East Africa established communication with the Bkitish 'forces at Miki`ndani. A reconnoitring party N. of the Rovama ...

... March of j this year. The respondent was au °now the Yorkshire Light infantry, and west oillt his regiment to the Seat! Africa' War. Hi. temper lad bees alerted by an evident. Hatband and wife ware lead of field ..ports and country life, and the lady was ...

... enteepress or Mr to that of the Hour Africa war. lai r winch of them hue yet adopted the infaroas' expedient of the tembirment of Ceres. tratena (Sate. for the women and &dem of combatants is tM Grier. Tlns a aa accident of war proem* Brag* as is the gips tic ...

... Gea. Botha's triomph. in t.crinan SAY. Africa A he• Daily Mail Lyti that the British form employed was about 8,000 men, anti ' , was handled in masterly. fashion. The population of Gorman 'Africa before•the. war wait estimated ai 191,000. of. whom 12 ...

... OTHER FRONTS. GAINS IN EAST AFRICA. (Press Association War Specials.) E. AFRlCA.—British Othrial.- - We have crcupted Lukaledi Mission station (24 miles from itopiondu) after a •'harp encounter. enemy withdrawing E. The enemy i•atgoard wan followed, anti ...

... Green and Last Green Heralds of Monday. Look out for them. ARMY DON'T LIKE SOUTH AFRICA In war time a flood of dishonesty is lel, loose. said General Lyttleton, at the War Stores inquiry yesterday. Meat purchased from the stores by te contractors at a ...

... the army. He entered the Royal Artilkry to Mel .tad erred with a field battery in the Africa. war. eft- served on the E.t.a the Western feed throughout the Homo War. betas decorated with the Legion ui Honour. breach Mar Cross, and We tinier of St. Ana ...

... 1.1t, ,on of Mr. W. Barr ,lubrey Bt.. Derry. fell on Ist in-t. Lt. T. M. kid, ILA.M.C., eho cited slide serving in East Africa. war. of Mr. F. 80)d.1.P., Ralb• hay. He as. • Rush) three quart., m he. stlisicat day.. and gained hie later. Provincial cap ...

... A SOUTH AFRICAN TROOPER AND , 0 :511E3 AwLOOCCXI VI-COCOA A MAGNIFICENT COMFORTER DURING THIS WAR. Africa, writes : wRI never be without it. lINDOrWrEn PUTTY AND NTRNWITII. - -liedical yam►' IN MN FRONT FLANK OF 17.EALLY VALUABLE FOODS..—..Laet• Damty ...

... which had broken out in his constituency of Waterford. That was due to infection from hornets brought back from,South Africa after the war. The authorties. mid the member for East Waterford. had guaranteed to refund the value of every infected animal 's ...

... OTHER WAR FRONTS . GAINS IN AFRICA. BRITISH TAKE A CAPITAL East Africa. (Press Aueciatian War Specials.) General Swats snares t►at his advanced troops have, without oppowition, occupied two localities on the I.;natuliara railway and t►e Ngulu Mountain ...

... TROOPS FOR AFRICA The War °dm low mg& owed the —The Int Bettabui Royal Hezbirderw sad the 2nd Battaisuu lentx Rogow& tawl lam Botany to South Ab w 6ae iranwpart I Amman About the 254 dew., end led& be lei lowed sbortly by the 3rd HUM.*, 2kb How inkr% ...