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... WOMEN FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Mr. speech yesterday 1s taken to mean (writes our London corre- spondent) that the South African war is over Mr. Chamberlain spoke mainly on the ne- cessity for emigration, and emigration of women. If the Eng- He is quite right ...
... E WAR BOE PROGRESS SLOW The special at Pretoria, telegraphing on in South Africa: — the following interesting acco The news of the last few ous captures in the Transvw: Colony, proving the field are rendering s goo selves. The frequency of th serves to ...
... LECTURE ON SOUTH AFRICA At the present time no place is of more to us than Africa, so the Dr. Traill, 8.F.T.C.D., an- to be delivered to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Parochial Hall, Bel- eudience. The syllabus of the lec- square, Rathmines, should ...
... io recently published reports, w The Gear South Africa. “ral bas during the whole course of the campaign been most to make his services and valuable experience available, if desired, at the seat of war, but Sir Eve- lyn is senior to Government, , hav ...
... Cape Colony inva- sion proves the failure that we may expect, that the enemy have played their lest card. However war, and particularly this war, is fall of surprises, and we must await developments as patiently as we may. In the meantime we are entitled ...
... WAR ITEMS. A heavily-inden traim left the Government Hiding at Aldershot at 8 o'clock this morning Southampton, conveying drafts for the Reslin Castle, which sails to-day for South volunteers left Birmingham ingham to-dey for Warwick, to their departure ...
... situgtion, the past history of the war and the terms of its settlement: On the first. point he refuted once more, and with complete success, the, calumnies of those pro-Boers who say that England delibe- rately provoked thie war for the sake of goldfields and ...
... CONTINGENT. Priday. troops is The work of enrolling and equipping the Wales will send thousand men end twelve horses to South Africa. The Premier has to the Goverument re that a be sent forthwith. it is will be in readi- troops by the end of January. ness ...
... following resolutions will Le 1. That General Committee of the Federation, while recog- nising the grave to the earlier stages of war, declares that the time has sow arrived the actual terms upon which to conclude an honourable Government are pre- calls upon ...
... service in South Africa. I know it would have been the ardent wish of my beloved mother, our revered to have weicumed That was not to be, but be assured she deeply ated the services asido. It satisfaction to , to have presented you your war also with the ...
... of the happiest days of his life. MELBOURNE, Friday Men are now of Victoria for the new contingent de- for eervice in South Africa. One thou- and it is hoped that four hundred men and ready to leave by the end of January. six bun- dred men have tion for ...
... INSPECTION 'Y THE WAR SECRETARY for War visited Aldershot this mornin, to see for himself the the Imperial Yeomanry and prepared for South Africa. pi of inspection under- went some al at the last moment on bad weather, and instead of. de- at the North ...