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... ITTH AFRICA. PROGRESS OF THE WAR. KITCHENEItIi SYSTEMS. SLOW BUT SURE WORK. PRJETOHJA. Nov mass Stler. ishirestag, sew wormed Mn warty ny.oo, to tie progress ham the of I. the of the tin Bows : atilt sect hob the and the Orange Coloey. by Lord Hitcher ...
... 1•4•10. SPECIAL EXTRA. 'Rom* To-Dirt - 4,4 f SOUTH AFRICA. 'BOES LEADERS IN COUNCIL. paisaripowsw.) Novuena 22. • vent Borrvesmil ut war oe es be to. miamcw Am Mc I. la) de the thew damper are to Haeood coder la Oaliboosto so - ills futon oetfOotill so bi' ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE TRANSVAAL. BOER COMMANDANT CAPTURED. The detpat, b aaa readval Lord : PRIMORIA, Tut-neve, ess captured, muftis( a patrol el about 100 Railway Nielsen, in Vaal, war Villiendurp. Ow casual. we reported. Risingtores column or ia support ...
... “KVIXDIO SOUTH AFRICA. c o tiocneg despetch Lao! Knebecrer : PRETORIA. 25,11 NOVSIIIIIIII. Sim. do 18th tb• retain= 23 I:sere killed. 19 230 tiro 223 n Sea 14,100 AUK aallso. ninon, 98 waggons 500 bones. 4.680 cattle tared. Them Inelede all repustely ...
... PRICE ONE PENNY FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA. 24 ENV AGRICULTURAL Mr. W. Bleioda, War Ooneepoodent of the Mom* Poe. writing Pretoria. 1,..;. : —During the present two inured depertments hair into being, which, their present ireful coupes of helping autenally ...
... mid Fanhowne Per, Who in Smith and wise, mt all. of their political opponer Os.. et mires that war be aided at by of or by at tarns which to the of Africa ea .coo as they hid err The (levernmest, on the Mr hand, believed sr would moro to the merger of ...
... PARCELS FOR THE TROOPS. cowequere ef ll..semen.. iopairs. in regard to the treaewinion of te the , troop ie South Africa, we sre desired by the I war beet method the despateh of the pecbsges is by wag post. will, hoovers, be free if seat to that Sun sod if be ...
... bat Mr. hod tol , l the troth. Whom; They all knew Englishmen sot guilty of They wars sold by for Hooey Campbell. that their on. had been godly ef end loathsome in Africa if Sir Mosey believed cast he • fool—tobeers(—if be did sot behest, it. and was saying ...
... report. of the F.nglreh ueratopers, ide. declared to Jost, *Att.ot, Of the &Soh modem of the war unmet the Boma that helmet. including flermaer, had to put wars done roue the. the in South Now Mr. Chamberlain declarer through los nuretary, that at Fatroturgh ...
... diesala lot oversolitnate the value of the service they reader after the war is over in dimpsuag the prejudice anti weaketting the marl hatred that it 'ought so much harm Is South Africa. Thuir prownee taw ranks in the neat Joints important factor Is the ware ...
... WEL of declared at Eastbourne on Saturday, that the leaders know perfectly well oar desire that after the war all the inhabitance of South Africa, whether Englioh or Dutch, sboald at the earlieet pmeible moineet enjoy the bleeoings of the and moot liberal ...
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