... SueUiamptuu. JOHANNESBURG STUCK EXCHANGE, (u.crane Tiuo.hav.) Ji.IUSNEJUM a.;, TfKtOiV. The Stock PARCELS FOII SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office yeMcrtby the follow : —AU pcreua« aemling couialnmg nowapnper*. lonkt. and outer liicr.t tare loNiath Afciu* fiw ...

... view to testing the legality of her detention on board the Avondale Castle, and her subsequent deportation from South Africa. TILE WAR THAT IS NOT OVER. GIVING THE ENGLISH MILITIAS A CHANCE OF DISTINCTION. The sth Militia Battalion of the Royal Warwickshire ...

... CASUALTIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. n. War today its the in smith Airs. Verge during Novenae, the raseaties aims of .eee , to and tor the are ss follows —killed, niess, 18 ; noiwoolleisvisted tad me., )4,3: woesJekl.not including wooni4oil agiews..lo ; officers ...

... with In reference to the war. 1130 Boa leader statod that ho desired to bring about In South Africa. If Reglasd, ha said, ' would send to Holland suthorioed servo with the peace conditions, so could on. pertains end the war.--Ceetral News. AID FOB ...

... band ia Fariia. moot and going to the oanaHtacnedas lying daetaiation that the war was mar, and elaborate Jihee the aareaeeting imbneility of the Lord Chanenllor that i. not war. hat kind wmtaese that in psnpaaa la Booth Afrtea. deal rot retain Lord Milaer ...

... PERMITS FOB BOOTH AFRICA. The War Office hare leaned the following notice: In oonaeqneooe of the eatabllahment martial law all South Afrigan porta, it haa been dedded, with the condurfenoe of the Oorernmonte the Cue Colony and Natal, that and after January ...

... of Roeburgbe bas I. Longo ho return fins he Colonial trip mil the Pone and of than Ile was on of the tint to for !Meth Africa after war declared. and there for s oomederable tour. Fortunately, his admirable the the herdelupe,ared though be ins in out of ...

... PERMITS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office have issued the following notice: consequence of the establishment of martial law at all South African ports, it has been decided, with the concurrence of the Governments of the Cape Colony and Natal, that on and ...

... THE BASIC HELMET. Mortimer M«□{>**• English artist who w«bl Sooth Africa daring the war. tays that ha knew nothing of campaigning or the article* DecMsarr for It. bought nertber tent nor pronaiona. Bat ana articl# which ha did chance to gat proved useful ...

... are not wanted. If wanted, they are available, but sending them to the war involves the loss of useful citizens by the settling of a certain number of then, in South Africa. The War Office on Thursday reported Lance. Corporal Smith, ist Leinster Regiment ...

... trip with the Prince and Prinoata of Wales than be hsa bees for long time. He was one of the first to leave for South Africa alter war Was declared, and remained there for considerable time. Fortunately, his admirable constitution withstood the climate ...

... d ber household duties till within a few day. of liar death. The regiment whirl will the somber of clasp. on its South Africa. War medal will, it be the Ist%Bettaliem Yorkshire Regiment. This bateshoe has Dowisieed for the following engoirlente —The on ...