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... THE ROYAL TOUR. TO VISIT SOUTH AFRICA. WAR DANCE BY MAORIS. Saturday. The Duke and Duchess of York have definitely decided to visit South Africa, and they expect to reach Capetown on August 17. In New Zealand Their Royal Highnesses have visited the “Rectory ...
... the War- 1,000 MEN ASKED FOB. Mr Chamberlain baa telegraphed Mr Barton that'tha Imperial Oorernment will be glad 1,000 nan for South Africa. The War Offioa will arrange the tianeport, and the period will be for one year or the duration of the war. Mr ...
... unhappily, there is • still more grievous cease for the dement of gloom our Cliristanas festivities. The ghastly Booth Africa. War, with its terrible death-roll of nearly 19,000 British soldiers, still dnip its bloat-stained aloag. It may even to some ...
... MURDERS OF KAFFIRS. SPEECH BY THE WAR SECRETARY Mr Brodrick Secretary of State for War, on Wednesday night addressed a meeting of Uulonists in Glasgow. He denied that the Government had been lethargic in the conduct of the war. Whatever they might be accused ...
... for South Africa have decided to dispose of the surplus fund, amounting to about £3,800, according to the following scheme :—*‘ (a) That £250 be sent out to each of the officers commanding the three Welsh Regiments, now serving in Sonth Africa, to be applied ...
... Wellington, or itself be overthrown, made him regard the Spanish War as a trivial thing which could be safely neglected.” In a letter dealing with the settlement in South Africa after the war is over Mr C J Rhodes expresses the opinion that the settlement ...
... wardens, etc, printed in tilrer the white eatm ribbons attached it. Mrt. Cecil accompanied her husband all lnbo«t South Africa just before war waa. and was present his interview ! FIBBPBOOF STAIRS n,g t r *! ® ® * i,e ...
... speech in acknowledgement, Earl Roberts said he had hopel that before he left South Africa the war would have been over, but unfortunately a trouble-ume and destructive war continued. He had no fear that it would be ended ere long under the able guidance ...
... in South Africa. The war must ke fonght out to a finish and when the end came it could not be considered a barren war. It bad knitted together the various parts of the empire and there would be a great opening for young men out in South Africa. Mr Lloyd ...
... the strong man necessary for the reconciliation and restoration of South Africa after the war. He is not in favour of giving representative government to the Boers immediately the war is over. Sir Edward says that would not be safe, in terms which are not ...
... CURRENT OPINION. SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. The rushy Telegraph writes : It would be unfair to saddle the oew Colonies with an undue share of the expenditure which the contest has involved. Nor would it be expedient. There is no doubt that the Rand porno= ...
... every maa I. the airmse theeld *ay health. ei riessived their sae Maid but admire the • t erahead awe by the army is Africa. The war bed wet The he.. worm& fee twesty yeses, and laid baps fir - us, With they as readily hawk( every et the and =rib I. te ...