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... Said, Tuesday-Admiiral, for East Africa; Historian, for Calcutta; and Britannia, for Sydney, arrived. Suez, Tuesday-Cheshire, for Marseilles, ar- rived. Aden, Tuesday-Palawan, for Calcutta; and Bundesrath, for East Africa, arrived. New York, Monday-Numidian ...
... ladies and gentlemen. The annual report. s ?? year that is past has been a c memorable one m the annals of peace. Wars and rumours of wars have abounded in every quarter of the globe; and, as the montas rolled on, oar hearts were continually saddened with ...
... rived. Portland, Dor, Wednesday-Elmina, from Rot- terdaim, arrived and proceeded for the West Coast of Africa; Ethiopia, from the West Coast of Africa, arrived and proceeded for Rotterdan. We]lington, Tuesday-Warrimoo, Vancouver, for Sydney, arrived. Madras ...
... been de-troyed by this ?? just, righteou, and neesa'y war, tQ whom. will the South Atrican Chartered Company be eomnpelled to rcnder compensation for a raid wvhicl wras merely the precursor of the war? The Duke of Ahercorn, the Chairman of the South African ...
... Observer, writes the following significant line in that ?? mnonths after the declaration of war, and smen time after bubstastial rein- forcemertsjmve reached South Africa a large portion Of the Cape Oolony is beng raided with prwactical impunity. imational ...
... on theA part of the Boers. These successes can only be of an initiatory character of the war. Mar- kets opened rather dull on the latest news S from South Africa, and were subject the whole of the day to the various rumourf9s of success or otherwise of ...
... Tihurad; -Sitria Valerie, from Lalcutnaq :rrived lt IPort Said. n! Wcnesdayv-Parie, $from NMe Lien; pool VL~dnesday-Nubta, for Africa; v1I~ed. GCeLeN(roU. \(nedaesda-Phoenician, for Buenos xiVles. aira. ZIz Zbart, WeVinesday-Oaaus, from tnaulitilis, :Uara ...
... not happen, viz, war ,hear, hear) Mr Chamberlain was the man ,swho Was looiked to at the present moment and be would appeal to the Colonial Secretary to trneember his ownr words in the House of Com- erons in 1896 Thoze words were-`A war in South Afriea ...
... broad-minded man (loud cheers). When it came to a question of the development of Africa, and when he appealed to the Emperor in con- nection with that portion of Africa which was under his rule, the Emperor met him with a breadth of mind which was admirable ...
... became 9 known in the Katffr market thus that to- a morrow will witness the departure of several - well-known war correspondents for South - Africa, further depression was felt, an1th@ , market closed in about as fiat a condition as s possible. Members are ...
... to 125.60 per cent. ',%lines Carrying-Over Rates-Chartered of South Africa, 12 to 2' ; Consolidated Gold- fields of South Africa Deferred, 7 to 9 per cent ; general rate on South Africa, 7 to 9 per cent ; general rate on Western Austra- lian, 10 to 12 per ...
... (eighth issue), £54,000. The directors of the Africa Trust Consoli- I dated and General Exploration Company ex- pect verv shortly to issue the prospectus of l a sob-compsny to acquire the Rhodesian assets of the Africa Trust, and also large real estates in ...