... SHiP MAIN is now on 4cipn its way to China on the same mission of t been mercy for which she was chartered to South a war, Africa. In more than one of her Red Crows )ns of voyages, HOaLICK'S MALTED MILK has proves u ex of great value, the highest testimony ...

... trade generally is up to the average, although, of course, an exception must be made in the ease of business in Soutll Africa, There ?? war has so paralysed trade that goods already ordered for the Cape are !being held back, consiguces waiting to see the ...

... WAR RELIEF FUNDS. ALLEGED FPlAUDS IN BR1ISTL. G i At the BrIstol police court yesterday before i Messrs A, H. Ford and A W. Summers, a respect- ably dressed woman- named Emily Lewis, alias Cracker, 27, on remand, was charged with obtaining by false ...

... volunteered. Troops in South Africa. Mr BARTLEY asked the Under Secretary for War whether he would state approximately how the 180,600 of our troops which, in the estimate of the Government, were expected to be in South Africa in the next fortnight or three ...

... MECUTL. 8 (Edinburgh; James Wilkie,) is. GOLDEN DEEDS OF THE WAR, By A. T. Story. g (London; George Newnes, Ltd.) 6s. il No time Is being lost in compiling the literature of v the war In South Africa. Mr Story's purpose Is to v draw attention to special acts ...

... home requirements go. As to the foreign trade, that of course is affected In some degree by the continuance of the war in South Africa, but for all that there Is a considerable amount of business being done with prospects of extension at no distant date ...

... conclusion that this news is untrustworthy, for in this connection one has only to consider two things—Russia’s interests in South Africa and Russia’s internal financial condition. Further, according to the Russo-French Alliance, all matters of colonial policy ...

... O0F THE WAR. We were enigaed in a war with aI hrave, skilful, and warlike foe. TheI resouroes of the two Republics wvere 0 as notiing compared with the resources e of Russia, but in proportion this war would e prove more costly than the Crimean war- 0 (hear ...

... and chocolate being in con- siderablC request amongst the soldiers engaged in the war. In this connection it is interesting to note a matter reminiscent of the Crimean war. Mr Otho B. Peter, the lion. secretary of the Launces- ton Historical Society has ...

... risen to 131, and they had 3,760 shareholders, givingan average of about id 17 shares to each person. Referring to tbe war in Snuth Africa he would mention that the r, Bank had given £200 to Lord Lansdowne's l' Find and £105 to the Lord Mayor's Fuld for e ...

... left for South Africa on Saturday morning, was presented with a handsome flexible Morocco writing ease, fitted up complete with j stamped stationery and r.ecssary writing materials, and inscribed in gold with the following -Trans- veal War, 1899-1000. Presented ...

... SHIPBUILDING T'£X)Fi the war in South A-frica is having L effect on the Clyde shipbuilding 1 :1 ?? January 32,740 tons of shippiog were lau: the largest output since 1i390 -New c .ci amount to 35,000 tons, shfipowners b- i* - that the war will be rrolonged, ...