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... Fredenck Johnson Rrokers Albert Clapy Arthur Pere Rollo. Thomas OUR LOSSES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office issued vesterday afternoon a return of the total losses in South Africa, ex clusise of sick ond wounded, from the out break of the wer up co March 10 ...
... a lager increase this year than in any preceding year. This progreos applied all parts of the world, even to South Africa, where the war was going on, and it showed that soap was becoming a necessary of life all the globe, second only to food, drinks, ...
... her 1 vee ' hy of the appeal st the War fo the publi to provide extra warm clothing for thre tro ps South Africa the War Office will tha any articles sent on shall Ie expeditiousiv distributed, on ar neal in South Africa POSTMEN AND SATURDAY FUND Mr will ...
... THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. THE ThE WAR DRASTIC' PRtwook.u. RY MR. DAVID MACI% kin Marlow Iwo gives cowe that wtll mor• at an early dam the Heuer of inooot. That in the opanton of Home itortion of tb• ooat of the bott,ht.e. now in progress b. None by ...
... member of the Ministry will openly declare it is the intentiun Govetnrneut to make an appal to the country as soon as South Africa war is over, hut a little btudy of the piugramine of the session demonstrates clearly i•tich an aan in view. 01 course be financial ...
... Pts'o;lbiicent, Cronje_-DalsieL 1ThTING IN WEST AFRICA. A W'AR CAMP DESTROYED. BRITISH CASUALTIES. t Jebba, Friday. -h.bern further fighting on Gurara 1:I-h cf L-nkoja, resulting in the Fteeemy's war camp by the Are~ Fonter Force. 'hauaies were fire ...
... ef most, if mot all, of the x Nant Trishman’s admirers Books on South Africa are almost num- horless. One of the mest exhanstive, and the most 1s South probably Africa and the War,” which Mr. Louis Creswicke is fer eerial publication br Messrs, T. € and ...
... THE WAR LOAN BILL The Chancellor of the Exchequer having formally moved of the the second reading War Loan Bill, Mr William Redmond moved its rejection, protesting that this bill was not the proper way of secumng money to carry on the pre een war By off ...
... stand their so foie rs had mede yn South Africa dunng the war (hear, hear) But this prospenty ad produced an errogant end boastful Nower before he the temper enter rato @ with tho of Ov th wht h thoy inte the war with the vaal (he “ary Mad hot the mali ...
... THE FUTURE OF TH AFRICA THE OQOOST OF THE WAR DRASTIC BY MR DAVID MACTY FR. Mr. David Maolver hes given notice that be will move et an early date in the House of Commons, “ That in the opinion of this House po portion of the cost of the bostiities now ...
... THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. AND TIMM INTWPI MrMel MSGR./ I Taws. Trey —M as 18.1 to nip Imperd the 11,1 , aides, Zero nad• • nV t war V war a. herr .• had shown. wa.,t.l be Horeble. I. to POW IX *wig wAry,i %Nl' rim or Arrruorrxr. MUM% FROM MR CrIAMBILRLJJ ...
... THE FOTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. E CAPE LOYALISTS AND SIR A. MILNER. MORF, AGAINST & TELEGRAMS | A and repre sentative meeting was held in the Town Hall bere last might in support of Sir Alfred Mil ber’s The Mayor presided. Amang the speakers were members ...