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... IRELAND. (prom the -Daily Telegraph War Correapomknt to the -Iriah IWly Independent. ■ Gape Town. Saturday Night. TUe •' Cape Times to-day contain* a powerful leader with the the fat Sooth Africa after the war the course the jounuJ dedawe *• thru i ...
... under ten thousand men. STAFF THI. 6th DIVISION Association Telegram.) London, Sunday. The War Office gives the foDowing details the 6tb Division for Sooth Africa Lieut the staff. Major-General (local Lient(ienerall T. Kelly Kenny ; Assistant Adjutant* ...
... BELGIANS TAKE TABORA. East Africa. (Press Association War Specials.) The Special Correspondent with the British forces telegraphed from Mrogrovo on Oct. 3—The Belgian Tanganyika fleet secured the whole coast S. of Ujiji to Korema, where a column landed ...
... about one of these appointmente the Postmaster-General said that the gentleman appointed learned his duties in South Africa during the war (laughter). Evidently the desire was to place a bann on Irishmen. The Government had treated the Irish officials in ...
... the 'Paris of Africa'. South Africa, once the world's tenth richest nation, is in dire economic straits, and it could get worse. The white brain drain recently moved ANC leader Nelson Mandela to appeal to whites not to leave South Africa. 'We cannot progress ...
... After the than one hundred and War forty pagm, winch has just beau published by Tim Echo, Tondo°, gives aa dear an account of the situation ra South Africa after the war as we easy hope to get. In What I Saw in South Africa, September anti October, 1902;' ...
... certainly ban no other claim to thstinction in pre ,cwt-day politics. T. It IS, however, perhaps , Casualties is South Africa. ♦ War Office return has just bora iz,ard, it h., been given, and that. the ground even toe misconception removed. Ishowing the ...
... Gold suffers biggest one-day plunge since Gulf War THE PRICE of gold suffered its biggest one•day plunge since the Gulf War yesterday. Other analysts said that to see gold at the mercy of the multi-billion dollar US speculative funds had tarnished its ...
... espereation that w t .,. said e w ee ot ego ewe in g ee o t l en d the tenets Witl grim& la it not unreasonable i n p oet . Africa war , ei e l ne artenee d w ith in the Caen al such a great Act as aka to t h e E a ., A e r i e a Syndicate t - eh e terse with ...
... spokesman for Lonrho Africa, a separate company which holds Lonrho's trading interests in much of Africa. said he died Friday. Rowland was born in India of German and Dutch stock and made his reputation as an entrepreneur in Africa after World War 11, calling ...
... Gerald Chesterman. of wed Miss Aileen Carson , Sir Edward Carson. SC.. War Stoops SaaadaL Great interest centres I , .Sir William Butler on the in the disposal of war - Africa, a copy of whi, vately been supplied to ill counts Committee of the mons ...
... OTHER WAR FRONTS RUSSIAN SUCCESS ZEPPELIN BROUGHT DOWN Russia. (Press Association War Specials.) The Petrograd official communique of Sat. says— In the wooded Carpathians N. of Chilcani the offensive of the enemy, who in places had driven hack small ...