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... REFUGEE CAM'S IN AFRICA. AN APPEAL FOR HELP. Ws requoted to dim:Alto tie following odaasuoiratita Irons COWAN. of Jamey. lady Tottedmootb, ood llts. Lyttal. : statement of rate is Abe eriereatration vmps I. South ' Afinea leo a demo to litigate earrinp ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE SETTLEMENT. (now rms ran or TO DAT.) The Morsisys Post today an elm. Mos of Uithiader with regard to the pert of tie lends Settlement from it• war comeepondent is f'retotia. Mr. Areal Former's Commission on the leech, settlement els ...
... sorrll AFRICA. ORANGE RIVER COLONY. LARGE SEIZURES IN THE EAST. ASSOCIATION WAS SPICIAL.) HARRIBMITH. Colonel Brigid., which telt IWO on i4iA 5. emaesed Imre this stlarooon. It lem Men Ombra Campbers aims, Bridle, as fart. &W—.lllsiby traramed old post ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. FIGHTING IN CAPE COLONY. MISHAP MIDLAND MOUNTED RIFLES. WAR CRADOCK, There ars is diarist. • tight Wiest.- tein Mo.thok Imst llisiday. It is ported ono Boer was kilkel, while I 0 F.. c premium* ern net Oea prival• of the 1 . eusianry 4111 ...
... waa accompanied by Deishme, to-day held a of mops, incloding tbe whit* from Africa. Thar Yard wen warmly Aomori by • commorse of who had mom Med to tbe military I Tb• Doke • of war medals, • load.. was givan to Me horn South Afrits and erchty veteram of ...
... **corded an official receipts= an. the Tows tun. Mr. Knipe, during his May, be lb* pion of the Netherlasals 13airin of SOUtil Africa and of the Netherlands Union. fftweir. , Mr. wee acceded an edictal realities at the Town Hall by the burgommter, the ahlermen ...
... The facihtiee afforded by the reedered had tom meknowledged by the Nether. tends MOUNTED TROOPS IS SOLTII AFRICA. NORTON mked the Secretary foe War how effective mon Lord Kitchener had at his diepoiel, end whether , ht. consirpoodeace Mowed that his bord ...
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... withal* mbanewieg Ye doteljeme. 1 The ki • •• opiate we le and Ile bugle by doe art peer. been to • one el grant Other in the war. Sir Alfred Milne, the Duke of Norfolk, General Hector • MacDonald, Mr. Winston Cherchill, Duke of Marlbormigti, and Prince ...
... staying is Newhaven. Connecticut, where he goo. to accent the reunion of College, bum If • wee for 1141.110 daring tbn African War United Cam at Pretoria. As amplosion-wearred 111 • fireworks store in Patrons, N. on Friday, and Lord Roberts. representing ...
... instead of being made the backbone of the present *dime. The weakest part of the was the peopoial to South Africa inkh 11 battalions. South Africa was • greaf Leg ground. and should be made our of the entree of our mditsry oyetem. thou supporting the motion ...