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It is a quessas point that Sir John Jestions, the supreise commander of our Fleet, and his unief of stof. Dene-Admiral Molden, are married to sisters Their | father-in-law," Sir Charles Cayzer.
chairsein of Cayzur, orvose and Co, if Hakuow, London and › verpool, as well the Chu Lize steamers, Sir Charles has alan several fighting mount, vom në whom was the first offer to enter inlyswith, at rulief.
PRINTING BANK NOTES.
the
trains for the summer on Salisbury Plin. the lat Brigade in the Portadown Hill forts of Wallingdon and Nelson and the Fareham Fort, And trains in camp at Aldershot. The peace establishment of hores in 3 chargers. 12 riding horms and 1 hessy boeses, but in the sipa this is largely increased by hiring heavy horse. The horsing has lately bean re ganised and the heary horses are now 1ght specimens of the Shire type.. The sixty- paahder gans with their sight Shire he is make an imposing show, and tatteries of the 2nd Brigade na Bulford were much admired during the recent review there n the King's Birthday. The weight of the ! gna is close on six tous behind the team
and in wants real hoary horses weighing the best part of fourteen hundredwe aft
i got this piece over uneven ground, is unfortunate that hitherto the twą divi-
Ever since Friday afternoon last, sons in Ireland have not been able to theDaily News Aug. 3. the printing train with their beney batteries. A glanes department of the Bank of England bar at the Army List show that the officers Then engaged in prating a huge stock of
well Enter The men have worked in 12 mnding brigades and batteries as
THE CHINA MAIL.
WAR NEWS.
BRITISH COOLNESS.
As an example of Ezitish coolness a
tai lanka
witness mentions seeing British sullors at Mome quietly Ashing with baguetted rides us fishing roads, while heavy firing was audible in El distance.
THE SUNKEN "CITY OF
WINCHESTER.”
sad when the
ambled representatives of the Glover W. S. BAILEY & Co., Ltd.
ram that certain steps might ho takot,; wal that that toll. reserves of all tha Govenments might be available. Me. Fodman added that no pant satu Was
Beension for olaca. The commerial vitality of the Cormonwealth dad res. openclad extemioly well to the sudden Tent: minds upon it, and there was an equally ready determination to unite und viskeneous to meet any qravourable des velopment that might arisa, --Sydney
Morning Herald.""
FRENCH RESERVISTS DEPARTURE FROM LONDON.
th
at Victoria
Station, Londen, on August the "Even-
Describing
ing Standard" anid :—
Coyle is badly afveted for the first time to-day by cre of the merelation malties of the war. Router is it tins Press Pireau? should surely have
Thwer verd stems of considerable ex- Figutenant Cityinent tid pathes when the 10,53 Con- of Winchester" was n-pretively work:tinental express, then one of the. for the latter case shipper hero as E. Conipnuy's Hallway trains by must ansio, to know just how mueli wildly tenvelers could book to Paris, left of her Colombo cargo has gone to the Vieteria this morning. betsom with her. Some of it was fa-be 'discharged en route
following and first-clas cars, and two large second black ten consignments with port of des-class earringes, started from No. 9 plaz form, on which we assembled a ver lango number of pople ta rritzes the
leparture.
tination will whone :--
Looden Glengow Constantinoplu Kerusunda
Staz...
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411,707 16"
3,967 1. 2300 B. 4,82 15. h.
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328202 1
I nisi te frau hovo de-ifested man- muts for:-
Lah Newerths Bristol Cilaskow
32.110. 3,250 13. 13,000 1.
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Kowloon Bay
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TABBELS.
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AGENTS,
Date of LeaviNG
i Lington & Co. Sept. 29, at 10 sm. idh Livingstor & Co ten við 10 sm. Gibb Livingston & Co. Der. 20, 15 10 mm.
The train, composed of six Palimas Aaping & Takao &c. Scahu Maru ............ake Shooan Kaishs Sept. 31, ab 10.10.
Only way tow travellers were sented in the first-luss cure, but, on the other hand, the secondandation for second- class panengers was more than fuky oecipied by French reservists hurrying to join the valeurs.
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Almost all of them wore triendo, settes or lièww, or el had small French [#task pinned to the crat lap, whilst not
a few at a sported titile Union Tucks.
A few minutes before the train wai 724 16. mtizes! te
mothe MONT BO Tenwil ge the plaskrm comtenced to
Marseillains, N
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Total........ 137986 sing th 17 .mbher, 353 wt. green, 18's song were inmediate Hi this it had fender |
Tu stirring strains of Bomet de what cil, and 103 vs. marings by tud up by all men ont wann us ext. mattress fago, "
heing unes spongi. a scene of great en thrgisson flowed.
v. S'pore, C'bo.[Rangoon. Maru bay. Spore & Cheshinchiku Mara Honolulu vis Japan Se Solyo Maru Kobe & Yokohama... Atsuta Maru Japan & Seattle Minnesot. London & A'werp du. Namur Manils, Cobu &. Doil Teas Manila!!
Yuspseny Manil, A'tralian Ports Taiyuan Manila, Atralian Port. Changsh Mar., London. &.............. Kashima Mara. Mar London ....Kishims Maru........... Marseilles via Ports... Polynesiones Woji Robe......Baari Mara New York..
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Oaks Shosen Kaisha opt. 30, at Noon, Nippon Yusen Kaisha ept. 23. Toyo Kisen Kaisha... October 6. Great Northern 5.8.CoNovember 14. Nippon Yusen Ealahs Sept. 23, at 11 am. &O. 8. N. Co About. Det. 14. Butterfeld & Swiro Sept. 2, p.m. Jardine, Al'sonCo, Ld. opt. 19, at 3 pm Battarted & Swire. Sept. 22. Butterfield Swire... $4. Nippon Yasen Kaisha Sept. 23, 5.10° 0, 30, Nippon Yuen Eaisha Oct. 7, at 10a.m. Hogeries Maritimes About Sept. 39. Dodwell & Co. Limited Atout Sept. 13, Dodwell & Co. Limited Ibout Sept. 28.. Padifia Hail 8.9. Co... Oct. 6, at 1 San Francisco v. Japan Siberia
Pacific Mail 3. S. Ca Cet. 13, at Noon. San Francisco, v. Japan China resume Pacidia Mail S.S. Ca. Oct 27. it 1 pts. Pacific Mail B.S. Co. v. 1pm Sun Fleisco, v Japan Marichuria San Francisco. Japan Shinyc Maru
******** Togo Kizua Kaisha San Fcluco, P..
Chiys Mara Toyo Kisen Kaisha. Oct, 20, P. span
Liangchoepruar se Shanghai.............
.....Butterfield at Swire.. Sept. 2, Dayligh Mpang Shanghai........
...............Jardine, 'son Co, Lu Sept. 20, Daylight.
'tor, Amoy & Tamaul Daijin Mart... Shanghai.................................frientxi „.......................... P. & U. & N. Ca... About Sapt. 28. Shai & Japan Ports Candia
F.&O. 8. N. Co... About Sept. 31. Oaks boson Kaisha Sept. 20, at Noo 'tow, Amoy & Taman Digi Blara
Osaka Shosen Kaishe
Samiskan
Mausang *****
07.
as the captains of the batteries are almost hotr shifts, x d all through the nights of without exception mountain gunners from fire; for Glasgow-18.00 veobuste alul, he handlegates of emotion Stow, Amoy & F'chow Kaijo Mari sitien
Fei-lay and Starday, as well as all day and India. In this high y specialised day of ul night yesterday. Order has al cost defence, the mountain artillerymen is been given for night shifts to be taken on
Thy of Winchest arrive bond hand and font to the field army, and here from Calcutta and saßel da July ire night.
1th by pointed out that the producan only be usefully employed with some
form of fold battery on vacating the 29th. Sh is quite a new ship of the tion of El notes would be impossible in mountain artillery. It is too late dow to City Line built early this year. She is time for the present juncture, as
retrieve the decision of those who kept the watermarking of the paper and the en: Mountain astillers with the Garrison Yonel of 6,8003 tout prema, fitted with; PARIS TOILET sing of the Elsta could not be comploted artillery, morrly for the sake of avoiding Wardess telegraphy and clettric light,
discussion and a difficult question at the time of the separation. They sacrificed principle for expediency and the awkward,
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time to be of way value this week. User forty years have elapsed since the printing department of the England has worked on night shift or on Sunday or Bank Holiny.
ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY'S VIEWS.
To a crowded congregation the Arch- bishop of Canterbury delivered a powerful and impressive sermon at Westminster Abboy on Sunday Aug, 2nd aftersson.
.
ness has been felt ever since.-"Pioneer."
PARIS IN DARKNESS.
Paris, Aug. 31—At 5.20 yesterday after noon German aeroplano again appeared over Paris and dropped a Lomb, but it did not explode.
BRITISH STEAMERS SONK
London..
August 29,-The Liritish wars Hyule fl,453 tons andity of Winchester have been raught and
By German.
Pathetic Farewell.
Spure, Pang& R'goop Kawachi Hard S'pere, Mauritius &c. Salamis S'pore, Fang, Caletta N-mang Spore, Penang & Ca
Foushing S'pore &Sourabaya,&e Hiojua Maru...... Sydney, Malheurne &e Tango Maruma. Sydney.Melbourne to Nikko
MATU toria T ma & Japan Chicage Hard Parecters and visitors cheered wikily Victoria T's & Japan Canada Mard
there wers repented atouts of Vive Vancouver (B.C.) &c. Empres of India...... Froger Vive Farmor! Vive Y six B.C., Bostile do. Awa Maru... Entente and Vivo 'Angleter Varer Stio & Tacoma Cardiganshire while crying wornen, and men who were
Thama, Kol & Moji Kuasang Welbaici & Tientsin Kacichow
perilously near the same lachrynasis con- dition, wawd at handkerchiefs und small flags.
The City of Winchester belongs to the Eller Buckink fines, Lt.. and hui, a gros traumage of 6900. She was completed only this year by M Earh al Co., Ltd., Hod, bt dimethe departing Frenchinen took the on
Ptunity of showing their appriciation
In order to avoid attacks from the skysten being,456. B. She callof
It wiw cuties to note that rest of
of all things by insisting on stating
VISITOR AT HOTELS
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BONOS OTG BUTI).
Mr E. S. Abraham
What is happening in Europe is fear- all lights are extinguished at night. At from Calcutta wand times engl of Lost hands with that must typical of all Len Mr H... Aller
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zares, a pedicutnanthe geniu ce stable being almost mobberl, "
Miz M. Alpirs
Punctually to tin, the train steained
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31ful beyond all words," NAIG. Were the
Paris in enveloped in atter darkness after mouth and landed about Son tons of sea European telegrams of the last few days nightfall.
and general cargs for Hom parte, al the fast answer to a childish fantasy? He
ing from hers una blus 28ela ultimu did not believe it for a moment. The thing which was now stirring Europe want the A GERMAN WAITER'S SUICIDE. PEAR. TRAMWAYS COMPANY, work of Gd, at the work of the Devil.
It was not a derslopment of God's purpose: Called upon to rejoin the colours, a Gerand South American S. X. Col. Ltd.burst of checking by the men and the
TIME TABLY.
WEES DAY
of man.
It was a maturing of the sheer wrongness man uiter named Schey, employed at the What was happening must be Cató Royal, London, committed suicide by į duo munewhere, womehow--ho
attempting to judge where or how-to the opening a vein in bis arm.
WHA Cot
pride, the high-banned toss, the stub. braness of mia's temper in undoing and thwarting the handiwork of God.
It should note forgotten what the last
PRESENTATION OF COLOURS.
Melbourne, Aug. 15. There was a large assemblage of perle
noon to witness the presentation of coloure
P.OU. 20 8.0....Every 15 minuter. 8.40 A,t. to 10.00) a.m...) Verý 10 minuter, 10.00 am, to LLAX...Every lô minates.hundred years hat heu-mplished. A hun- 11.20 .m to 12.45 p.m...Every 18 anoster. dred years ago not more than more ut the Monee Valley racecourse this after- 18.48 p.m. to 1.15 p... Every 1 minuter, handfat of people would have been found 116 p.m. to 1.16 p....Every 10 minuter.io England, Germany, or Face to believe 1.49 pm to 9.15 p.....Every 10 minutes. In any arbitramun, except war; ten 9:18 p.m. to 5.00p.m...Every 10 minutes. thousands of thoughtful people were 6.00 p.m. to 8.10 p.m... Every 10 minutes, throwing themselves, with an seger
which they mighty believed to come from God, into the birtherance of the more
เ
NTALS CAMA.
by his Excellency the Governor-General, Sir Ronald Munte Ferguson, to the Regiment (Essendon Rifles).
The Hyles is a British Steamde of 4.352 tons. built in Iran the satish
She is reported to have "let Tahoo on June 13 for Barrio, and arrived at Montevider on July 8th. According to the latest River Plate on July 171. |—Tiduse at Cleyinm king, 23.
us to the accompaniment of renewed
restrained pries of nearly nil kits wos,
me.
Two ladies brokat town completely. and had to be curried away by their friends in violenti hysteria,
Five minutes later the Quechleigh
AUSTRALIA'S FINANCIAL POSITION, ther of Intel mal el gium reservists left the opposite plat form,
I am bonual to eny that the industrial al financial outlook for the Commen cirth, hea ühele, witinh, was th wh jest ni mpat rareful considération by the
raná vence between this Stake Pregniers
boczne last week, is cal un TUNEUP.
1.20 p.m. and Y Filling 9.35 $5 to ILi excellent way. It moetail surely a parad colours, which have first been consecrated and the Federal Government in Ma
.
p.m. every half hour.
na hour.
to state ch a fact at the moment when
11.00 p.m. to 11.45 p.a. every quarter of literally millions of new were under arms in Europe, and actual wasinre was going up, but it was 'none the lexis an idisputable truth.
There must be no self-h rivalries in great or little thi; no baking advantage uf one anther in, the affairs of common life at a time when ordinary roles were out uf gear.
SUNDAY",
7.45 a.m. to 10.3:n m.....Every 15 minutes 10.30am to 11.0a.m...Every 10 minutes. 11:30 a.m. *~ 12 Noua...Every 15 minutes 12.00 Nou Lp. Evaly 10 micuta +1.00 p
100 pakvory ló minutes. 6.00p.m. to 6,00p.m...Every 10 minutes 10p.m. to 7.00p.m...Every 15 minutes. 7.00 p.m. to 4.10 p.m...Every 10 minutas, NIGHT CARS. as on Wruk Days.
SATURDAY.
Extra Carnt 12 midini.bt.
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Flingkon March 1914,
INDIA AND THE WAR.
SMILA, Aug. 26. The Secretary of State has sanctioned the de-parcheme of families of officers, departmental officers with bonerary, mpk, and warrant officers proceeding an activa Murvice, Arrangements are being made toi end these families in a specially selected ship.
GUNMAKER'S GIFT.
teries to the French Government,
Mr & Mrs Athol L Auderson & maid M1 E R.
Mr D. C. Bundel
Mrs E. 12. Belilion.
M. D. J. Bell
Mr G.A. Bena
Mr G. T. Lloyd M: F. Lobel Mr K. F. Lyle MrJ. A. Macaulay Mr J. Macdonald' Mr & Mrs N. Mar. Intyre and child Dr. Mar intk. Ma Martin Mon F. 2. Matheson
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Miss M. Mathesun
Bishop
Mr B. K. M Mr W. M. Black Biz W. A. Mantzés Mr G. F. Bredhoff Bir J. Merekd MFJ H. Bristar Mr E. Bleyer
Lipto
Mr J. B. Esfield Mr G. S. Middleton Mr. J. Cambridge Miss Morgan
Mr W. E. Clayton Mr W, J. MorriNOR Dr. L. £. F. Cole. Mr. Mura
Me Arthur Course: Mr W. A. Dowley Mr D. S S. Douglas Misa M. E. Duffy Mr J. Dunca Me and Mr H.
Rhrenfela Mie W. Frhe Mr. Gibb
At Charing Cross.
There were "exciting stones at Churing Cross this morning between nine und ing character, announced the Premier ten o'clock, when a huge number of
Mr. Holm) When the gislative young French arrived at ting station Med. Gonid
Mr Dias Now'un Lt. Comdrif, U'Neil MW. Oudenhoven Mr H. Handley Fu Mr A. L. Penning Mr G. M. Fell O, MA. 31, ton Mr A. H. Purvin 3z Em Đi [ng
Mr E M. Raymond
Mika Stars
Ouks Shosen Kaisha Sept. 21, at pm. Jardine, M'son&0%, Le Sept. 18, at Nooo. Nippon Yaser. Kaisha Supt. 24. The Bank Line, L...ober 23.
".. Jardine Mon Co. Ed. Sept. 19, at p.. Jardine, won &Co, Ld Sept. 25, at 2 p.m. Dowell & Co. Ltd.... Sept. 3 Nippon Yusen Eishsept. 2, at a.m. Niupen Yasen Kaisha Oct. 21, at Noon.. Osaka Shosen Kisha Oct. 1. at 4 p.m. Osaka. Shosen Kaish ca. 14, at p. Canadian 'c R. Co.
Nippon Yesen Kaishs Sept. 99, at 4 pm. Jardine, Mson On, La.
Jardina, M'son & Co, Ld Sept. 20, Daylight, Butterfield & Swire... Sept 18, at 4 p.m.
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Diss Allsu
PEAK HOTEL
M: Lee Jones Li, TV C. R. Archer, Mrs R. Johor
B.A.M.O.
Mr Kadoorie
Mr & Mrs W. Arm Major-General Kelly
strong
Mr J. Arnold Mr J. D.. Auld Mr Beard
Mra Bowdler
Mr G. B. Laytou
Mr & Mrs Koch
Mr Lintos
Mr W. G. Laks Major McHardy.
Mr & Mrs Carmichael Maj. & Mrs McMan
Mr M. Cary Mr Carali
Lt. Mead
Mr & Mrs Mitabell-
Mr & Mrs A Chapore and child man & children Capt. Bloqteith; Mr and Ms Cuppin R.A.3.C.. Cond). & Mrs Couren Mr Nixon
and children Mr J. Plummer Mr A. Gunstond Mr Potte Ca, 1. & Blix Cowan Majos & Mia Pyn, Mr Enviro
R.E. and children Li-Lol J. J. Radclif
Major Day, K
Major Dergan
Mis Doyle
R.E
Mr. Rico
81 and Mrs Early M Rogers Major Falchnie
Mr &. Sinclair
Mr and Mrs Fuster Miss Skinner and children Mr C. Skott Mr F. W. Gibbins C.-Col. & Mrs Usher Mr & Mrs &. Gibson Smith
Dice Smith
His Excellency in presunting the colours mid-
Officers and men, I confde thear
the in name of the King, tri your keeping. You will receive them at the outbreak of the first prost war in which Australia has been engaged. They will call to mind thembly met is. The 18th it.
Mink F. Bray "Tong list of victories which have been wo
for the purposes of leaving this country Mr P. O. de Gro- 34. Ft. S. Schamber “He quid the gold reserves of Australia. to join the army of their native land. under them by the British regiment of the line, the gallant old 58th amongst the rest.
gono apon which the financial system wat The Freshmen who seemed in ME. H. Grooms
erdam Lt. G. S. Greinland Mer Remember that the British infantry has based, had never strong fost
My F. Singth been second to ane. Baglish archers took sent
spirits, sang lustily the "Marseillaise," CaptoT. P. Hall Ho belied there bid nyer and gave let theers for their country. all before them, and so the British militia
Mr. B. Hamion. Med E. Stevenot been an occasion when they had bad withstood the veterans of Napoleon.
There appeared to bo vary dow Con. Mr W. A. Bannibal ra H.Swift Apparently this present struggle is to be over £40,000,000 in bullion in passesion tinatal travellers, and phere was aca ab- Mr. Harpor My E. M. Tozer fought out s that same scene, and it is to of the banks and Government of Artence of the large piles of luggage which 100. Mr. Capt. H. A. Walker be ended in the BAG WAT We Brit-a, and the present suh total was core
Blewett, C.M.G. Mr. J. T. Warran gracrally to be found at the station. Miss.A. A. S. Holm & Mr J. R. Watso again hold the field; and not leave it until hear. There was no indication of wink- people are steadfast in purpose, and will siderable TVCE tluit figurs. (IT.The notice benni where the various tal. Mr. R. Hunter Mr F. W. White victory is won."
Mr B. A. Hala grims minting to Continental trafic were MrD. L. Hutchison spt. S Wilde ness, and no reason to anticipate any posted was besieged by iravellers. Pe Mr M. 7. Jones MrQ, G. Wool"
aless industrial and financial disastering to Belgium worn actifies that Mr R. M. Joseph
Mr and Mrs J. F. of a kind not threatening at
Csut. & Mr Kock Wright present the trains in that country were now
Mr. B. Lambert should follow in the train of the WT abject to military discipline, and the Y doubt industries would be inzulica Belgian State Railway notified that the ped by temporary loss of markets, and rice beyond Eachen was suppressed. certain industries subsidiarý to shipping} might be suspended altogether: lat Bere Nord Railway could not necept trafficMr and Mrs E. L. Me, A Jonker
Another telegrain announced that the was every reuscar to hope that in the fur. Dale, Enster France. Persen-
Agrariz
Mr W. Logan new, future even tlásó industrieg would largely right themselves.""
gers bravelling via Calais and Boulogne | Draad Mrs 0. D. B. Lift, & Mrs Mang
Black were notified that the Northern French
Maarer Mont
COMMANDER OF THE AUSTRA- LIAN EXPEDITIONARY
FORCES.
brigadier of the First Infantry Brigade.
Bolles
KINGSTLERY H
Mr M. J. Breen
Mr R. J. Rawlinson
Mr & Mrs J, Robert
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Mr & Mrs Grimshaw Mr F. Grissl Mixx Blackett
Mr Sorenin
Mr and Mrs Bram
Shepherd
Lt. Col. Gordon Hall,Mr G. E. Stewart
R.A.M.C.
Bir Hardman
Capt. & Mrs Stewart,
nurse and child. Mr F.4. Haralard Bishop of Vict.ris Mr & Mrs J. Herba Capt. and Mrs Wate Mre Hovbrender la and child Major Hum hey, Capt. & M White-
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fold' Lt. Col. H, W. He, M. E. Williams
B.G.A.
Mr. Wilon
@XAN» HOT.
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Colonel Holmes, the Commander of the Paris, Aug. 10. Australian Expediti nary Force, has seen M. Schnolder, the famous Cransour 40 years service, yet he is only 62 years gunmaker, recently contracted to furnish | of age and looks much younger. He started 26 batteries of 165 millimetre guns, but his military career as a bugler in the old when the war bruke nut he forfeited his 1st Regiment, and forged right ahead till contract deposit, and prevented the bat he cummanded the regiment, ther becazie fully considered various suggestions, and of service, but that connections could in E. Bailes
The conference in Melbourné hai caro | Railway had not announced say change. Mr and Mrs J W. Mr E. J. R. Mitchel Capt. & Ivens ir Wood.. His father before him was soldier, Capt. had wieptel somes, for taking rapid steps not be guarantor. William Holmes. of the Geloral Stad New if any unfarmmuble development of the South Wales Military Forces, sm before inancial and Industrial situation made that of her Majesty's 11th Regiment, such steps necessary. No steps were Although occupying a high y responsible position in the city, Colonel Holmes hos required at present, but there was a by the Prime Minister of Australia on always been a keen military onthusiast. unanimou agreement made between the August 9th, from th High Commisinger He likes hunting, but his hobby in oldier
For J'en la deroted his attention to
KITCHENER'S WORDS TO
AUSTRALIA.
The following cable memage was received
Raid)-Secretary ing
Jia London (Sir · Kitchener) devices the Int Regiment, till it became not only
of State for Wat
me to convoy his grateful and special thanks frst in mutaber but first in efficiency suit
for the splendid help promised by ustralia, markamanship in the whole of Australis. and hopes and, helia es that everything will
He spent his holiday conducting staff tours
be done tromptly and well. He highly with his offices and his evening giring or appreciata the way in which is scheme
hearing military lacturon. He has rend all has been carried out. He knows the that in worth reling on the art of war. Australian woldier, nasi knows that he will
When the South African war broke out give a good scint of himself. His final he s one of the fine to volunteer. Ha wards were Boll up, roll up."Bydoey served with the first N..Wantingent in * Morning Herald."
BRITISH ARTILLERY.
the campaign of 1800 1000, and was present at the relief of Colasbarg, and the advancı on Bloemfontein. His coraand was with Sir Ian Hamilton's columü in the victoriona
tin march from Bloemfontein ty Thibunel·
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Now that the British Army is at war it Wrabaig, Doornkoop, Rodepoort, Johan may be noted that our expeditionary farce nesburg, and Pretoria. He was wounded Dow possesses a new equipment in the at Diamond Hill on June 12, 1900, and shape of the heavy artilery. The heavy invalided. Eu secured the war medal with batterias home are now among the motor clasps WAR
was mentioned in despatches, effpetiva e mpoo-nts, of the forpe, and was awarded the D.8.0. Recaring to feature that attracts sideral le notice at Sydney, he threw hin energies into the 1 mance ivirs. They are grouped in two Regiment, encouragot ille brigades for training purpuses, but tanti mungst the militin and juntos edif cally are une tingly, each belonging to the greatly helped the activities of the National divisional artillery of one of the divisions of Bife Aciation, of which he is a trantee the force. The brigado commanders have and member of council. Be wan tinda an red hope to humetly served, no war poatien, in emimand f any mad bin A.D.C. the Governor-General-and be Com ly just the Sume. Only at the ALEXANDy artillery, and their pace duties are now he beari chosen for ons of the chief those of administratore and trainers. The commanda in connection with theez- DRA VAIP..
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