FUTURE OPERATIONS.
ADVICE OF THE TiMES. LONDON, 25th' December. The Times in commenting on the military situation in South Africa, urges that no important movement should be made until the reinforcements now under transport arrive at their destination, when the several divisional commanders, having received an accesion of strength, will be able to move freely from the railways. , ' Military critics at Home consider that a forward movement from a centre is the only true line of advance, although it is admitted that suoh a movement is at present impracticable. (Received December 27, 8.50 a.m.) pAPETOWN, 26th December. The British newspapers complain bitterly that the guns of our field artillery in South Africa are antiquated compared to those of the Boers, whioh. are of the newest patterns.
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Evening Post, Volume LVIII, Issue 152, 27 December 1899, Page 5
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