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... SETTLE. IN SOUTH RICA. WAR CO BUTION. ORANGIA’S S. E. (PRESS ASSOCIATION SPECIAL.) Jouanuezscnc, Jaxvary 15. The question of the war is still being discussed in its details. eum of £30,000,000 has been agreed to by the Transvaal, it is urged that Urangia ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND WAR. (REUTER'S TELEGRAY®Y ) CAPE TOWN, Tavrspay The Cape regards as absurd and poste rous the suggestion put forward by the that it would be advantageous both to Great Britain and to South Africa if the latter were to remain neutral in ...
... SUUTH AFRICAN LABOUR WAR. (BECTER’ WN, *Monpar Excitement prevailed at the Salt River Railway vere for lunch at instead of iwelve and a big meeting inside the works was addressed by Sir Thomas Smartt, y of the ¢ jou in the Union Parlia ment, and Mr. M ...
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... SOUTH AFRICA. + WAR SPECIAL.) MIDDLEBURG, Tvzspar. Boers to cross the line west of Pan, bat were perceived by the occupants of the blockhouse, who epened a brisk fire on the and compelled them to retreat, abandon- ing a loaded waggon. It is reported that ...
... SOUTH AFRICA AND THE The Pros Chewed to-day debeted the ersdornes cepthart of the A IMO., Mr. Hartng. propond a .1 perersnr approved-est and support. %N. of the of ONTEMPT OF COL RT. z,V1L.U11,41; (W AFFIDAVITS. SENTENCE. I.llto De•re Po 1.1 Maroc Mr ...
... BOUTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. (1111‘111 TE1I41111.) JOHANNESBURG, Moms,. Mr. Creswell, Libra, making et ,Behebtarg, raid be hoped Borah em es mai es it maid to where Is eras holly weeded. Mr. Madebry. •tionaliet erasiber el the Hem of brambly. in express ...
... millions • day on • war. (Cheers.) South Africa, he continued. had got a good price for her product*, and was able to keep herself fed, because she was • partner in the mighty Empire. (Loud cheers.) Every political party in South Africa would ind•gnantly ...
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... UTH AFRICA AND THE WAR. THE TRISH TIMES. SEPTEMB 25, 1914. NORTH SEA DISASTER. LISTS OF LOST AND SAVED OFFICEBS. of the Admiralty to re that the Aboukir, they have and it must, therefore, ‘Le presumed ABOUKIR. Retiree, xu. ey -B.) J. G. (B.M.) EB. G. ...