... been temporarily etoj ped South Africa owing to war; bet they looked forward speedy return to » better slate of things When that tune uda* there mould be. ia all human probability, soonnous development. such as Mouth Africa bud ne».-r yet seen. The too* ...

... [ SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES. WAR SOUTH AFRICA. The mntinii (or gtneg into upon the Uegvlar Army Kdlimau* tlieo witfadr.vw.i; luit on the itiolian Mr. lUi.hh (i the irome 1 lately went Committee tor the purpose of proceeding with the Supplementary Otimato ...

... SOUTH AFRICA Id «'Ourae M ao jmereaunj; ale South Ainca and the deep kvtl ...

... AFRICA'S MURK During an interview erhi,ilt Mean Meerl. 4 MCI and Saver. the Sochi African delegefte the Hoeft of Omu••••, g••• to a remisewive el the `Duly Never yederday, they were aelsed—lned praparal wed re low lied Mr. atresreit lay bean Orem' ! Dade ...

... 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 ...

... SOUTH AFRICA CONCILUTIOM SPEECH BY MB. COUBTHBY hamtm, HiffaL A me*** Hatei of «fa» Prfc ofl'u' aiy, ttr J Witoo, Ml'; MtKm-itarh., BcM. F, Me. Ooßrtwj* nfcn wo -with hmd Bo ...

... I CASUALTIES IN AFRICA. Bovril W. wolfed Sollffoloa .116161 doplolfo. the War Ms .- in &NSW ~TIM hen sho of to Ur fit Moo Yr Wfa. Conley. I ormiks ma wooded .- o=lol. Olonial Dokooo killed, Imes* Unisoofflo t i. f ..a. 1 A. 11 01/ofof Is 111.101 ...

... HARPSHOOTERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The third batUlion of the Sharpsheeters, forming the 23rd Battalion of the Imperial Yeomanry, sailed in the steamebjp Salamis from Woolwiuh Thursday afternoon for South Africa amid scene of great enthusiasm. ORANGE COLONY ...

... and l.y Mr. J. H. f'atuiell That «*. t fie ttember* lb* North West 15 1* WO)M-J tl«j Spin* asiinw. 1901. Ilf tender war •am«si •xlrume war KfutNer IMwesMi hi* rotom .-.0 •hefir.-uit ..*•••► ».l!> the In, I*t I ~r» il»* SwMlh «»*. * '*■? 1 ■seuialMUi took ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA W. h»TO rareifed Um MUwlif oOefaU dofMckM from tb* Wur Office THE ÜBCKNT FIOHTINO, From the General of Communication* to the Secretary of Stale for War Can Town. The following casualties ate reported Second Lieutenant J. P. ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Wa . ••• nlo.1 tinftg aiell ampatebee Um 06661761 1.1=66761 ' saulaTh •-• so log el EWA Saw W.I. Cm 1•116•1•6 samaltlem .9606.1 tXpss/s Kisrsanse• 6106666.66•46. ▪ rgtelholos4 & Amidth7. lim46. Hem (b). IlalYs,.1•••••76 Klusaams ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. lie onelini ellkia dempacalm Iwo o..archl et a' id CaasTe•no Idlarrleg •rperlbai Len UM.. II tiaerw. Itineemis 0. gaup. •••••4 Mg A. • Geihr—Comnal L J. L. 0.••••• KvidomMong. ftenui l'..wpstay Impend lomam — SAPd.. o ...