... %IS DAY'S Taws. _ &O r, iOUTH AFRICA. WAR arscus..) CBADOCIE. Tommy. puethrlalshtmetewiatieelkielehtee wi a masa the Bra *MS Mamie s.d as mem sipar se hem emaumML By Swami ..d s gateway Wass% at hie disposal, Otisd Oat Es.bltd Wad the g um iry á. massid ...

... ARMY POST OFFICF. MEN WANTKD FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Ths War Office hes asked for one Office men from the ot sorters, counter and clerk. sad telegraphists, to join the Army Prom Corps ia for one yvar or the of the Applicatiens kw thin service should be mat ...

... else. Net even Sir authority will make thin apology for military expenditure acceptable. We hold that the war in South Africa • just war, ad • war which warn *masonry for the maintenance of nor national existence, and that we ought not to I grudge • single ...

... prows abortive. in Booth Africa was began in molf.defeece, sod racy sew pima of information nerved to the inspertial ppeetator that it bed to come seem or ?her if we were to maintain our place in South Africa. The harden war had been brought home in the ...

... COST OF THE WARS IN SOUTH AFRICA AND CHINA. Iliebereutary papers lowed yesterday giro • el tbs estouted cat of the rare is and Chia, &barna bow expleititkm el to bo est. The ill of macho op as folkora, including ierresi o• lee 1b01.2 :—Seeth itoppl Peso ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. imarlarly raw; wow igard = L aw. awarrar re rid appear w haw way wwwwra w ul shoe arm bra pralsrar 21w war war wo bra Ira kart aa W was mk lie Sard lan • rider Tamar led re Wo• Pefer Orr Orwar rower Uri Som. or nem wemad ; ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. We TM i.llll lie lawny' .11.1•1 aispatebas • GiZal et o.64mimalso. tog at Sate War. TAM IRO M 0 . , (Aptua A../ U. Soy. LA 14. Award I.l•As•Ast P. C. 10 (b), May !h. 1941. g. Joni. 1,4,1 S. ma 1ud..441 Avower ureparoil-1241 ...

... 'CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. Th 2•01 mom. Valid IL.LI wet Swam. 4031 Pr• J. F. rm.* VW. b.. SW. ILI U . Mom.. lalsn. lanin MIN. Infs. ler /11.1. 112.5 lisasem sera/. 111•••••• Innt. ta=ssmir4l. 11 %Andy. la • ▪ 11..11m0r Pea.. i 79.3 • ...

... rALTLES IN SOUTH •AFRICA. We We 'mho/ islismr. Mid awhile. 011 k• .- norrnm, Om • Omost Se fir Mow TOWN. rdikl•bg wwwk/th• we waled : WA law SI awl 10 ftwtowm-34 &Wand R. W. J. WAnaley Prlwle J. (b. Prmace P. 41111411 PI Ihrben ▪ Ammisk WWII; New —AM ...

... LOSSES IN THE WAR. Rae eielst the Neealsly Illemes of curium in Illseds Mee demi Neese le tea sense et April 7 Aker. and 11 ma a44111.d, 21 seri 29 ame oroaaded (1 aed43 ftepectriely of of morays. 1 1430.11 and e 3 ma Thal —al dram. 421 Tea Wane. of ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. MORE CAPTURES. PRISONERB,AMMUNITION, AND STOCK. (OFFICIAL DESPATCH. Tba following haa be Kitebrae:— 6 . PRETORIA. FRIDAY. 6 Edam report U. oolumns report kind, 93 prisoners, 13 surrenders, : lea,ooo rounds arm ammanatioo, 100 I lwaggon. ...

... XL BROUGHAM LEECH'S LECTURP2 I ON SOUTH AFRICA. 1 The publication by Mr. MG.., Nara. of are ieteresting sod lectures, which were in the Wolin i Serial hot Hilary Two. be weltered, not only by three who to them in the first ionise.. bat by the park porsUy ...