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... - Force commanded by Montgomery in North Africa during W War 11. (6, 4) Antrim Footwear Market FANTASTIC SELECTION NOW IN STOCK FOR CHRISTMAS AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERY POCKET LADIES’ FASHION BOOTS Black or Tan from fl 3-” S e o £8.99 l‘ e MEN'S AIRWAIR 4 ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND WAR. SUPPORT FOR GEN. SMUTS ...
... returned to England on leave. But when he arrived in London, he was immediately swummoned to the War Office and ordered to go as Commander-in-Chief to South Africa, where fighting had broken out. But bu the home had beer e he got there peace . restored. So ...
... Christie served throughout the South Africa? War and the Great War. was wounded once—at the first battle of Ypres. was mentioned in deoatches nine times, fonr time* in the South African War and five times the last war. coi ...
... U His brother. Dr. Charles M'Caldin holds important medical position in British East Africa WAR OFFICE APPOINTMENTS. \ The foilowinc appointments are announced the War Office:— Major-General T. A. Cubitt. CM G 5.0., General-Officer tommnnding 2nd Division ...
... wheelwrights in the Army, so I put my name down at the nearest barracks and went off to the South African War. “But by the time I got to Africa the war was half over and I was put to bridg~-building work — tell you the truth, I never fired one shot!” : His ...
... relations with Germany. The German Minister has been handed his passport. Ail Germans are being deported.— Reuter. S. AFRICA DECLARES WAR ON GERMANY. GEN. SHUTS EXPLAINS. LIMITED PARTICIPATION. ...
... WAR HOUSES. Mr. BRODRIOK. i.« reply to Mr. Joseph IVaae. raid the total number of hones captured Bouth Africa during the* war was 89.70 c. wmen included ill bones, and not merely tome useful for militate puniow*. 59.800 horse* had been purchased the Umted ...
... % . Africa Cancern is fightingitin~ 9 Developing Countries. y ’ The war in Nigeriais over byt S ““the population has been so ) p ‘ miserably pauperised“that - thousands of people arestilis g suffering as they wereat the - worst stages of the war. Africa ...
... Royal Ulste rased at Bulfor gland as a part ol the ght be fl N Since the t Bn. Reoval Irish is based in 1. - South~ Africa. qual struggle war the re¢ ment has seen service i Austria Egypt, Agaba Gibraltar, Germany, Kerea Kenya, North Afri England and Swaziland ...
... which to base a ust estimate of the necessity of sweeping re- ‘orms, the state of unpreparedness for the South Africa war, or, indved, for any war whatever, revealed by the report, can only be described as appalling. Though it had een known for years that ...