South Africa.
Code and cypher telegrams will in future be admitted to all parts of South Africa.
There are 28,000 children' attending the Government schools in the Orange River and Transvaal colonies, including 17,200 who still reside in the concentration camps.
Lord Onslow (Under-Secretary for the Colonies), has staled that the shareholders of the Netherlands Rail-, way are-not entitled to compensation for damages sustained in the War) the company having). through its directors, organised plans to damage the British; but the position occupied by the debenture-holders is* different.
The Rubhc Accounts Committee reports that £730,000 was paid during a single year's operations inSouth Africa for oxen and waggons lost and captured. The committee is of opinion that the of taking vouchers for supplies in the field is very - imperfect. • DEPARTING TROOPS. Ten thousand troops sailed from South Africa last week,'for Great Britain. Lieutenants R. Dumaresq and J. Rainer, New Zealand Mounted Infantry, have sailed for England.
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Manawatu Herald, 24 July 1902, Page 2
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156South Africa. Manawatu Herald, 24 July 1902, Page 2
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