... son presided, and in proposing the toest of the evening referred to the part which Scotchmnen had taken in the war inr South Africa. The war had rendered it necessary for a larger effort to be made in support of their funds. 1-Ic spoke with gratification ...

... amounts for coinage perposes, now that she has a heavy expenditure in Manchuria; and much will also be wanted for South Africa, after the war, when the mining and other industries begin to revive. These are onusiderations which may help ton keep the market ...

... Hutchinsotn, Goveror of Nai-tA will aim-rr at Capetown to-day, to confer x;th Si Ifmre. Mhilner on the scttlemene of South Africa ateeS the war. ...

... be resumed. When the war in South Africa broke out, it seemed to be a foregone conclusion that the local banking interests would be among the chief sufferers, but, judging from the achievements of the Standard Bank of South Africa, there has not been much ...

... maintains its steady and healthy tone, and an increasing trade is being done in this depart- ment. ihe 'long-drawn-out war in South Africa is beg.nning to have a. serious effect on some of the export houses. The anticipated boom did not come off, consequently ...

... Sortthampton.---ead P.O. ul 11.15 pmn. To Madeira, South Africa, and British Central Africa i by the Normsr, via Southmpton.-Head P.O. ortral 2.45 a-m. on Saturday. To Grand Canaxy, Gambia, and West Africa, by the CuomasssiE, via Liverpool--Head P.O. until ...

... THlE 'WAR. At a meetn-lo of -the committee of cle ?? - c held at Xvestnaznster yesterday, the tion -was passe:- 'fat in, any ?? followx the present war ina South k-'rica, iai Ito aimn at secouring internatic-nal free tz-nl-- Brit~ish '.South Africa., and ...

... With the exception of South Africa, all the outlets are in an active condition, the home markets particularly so, and there is a marked increase in the trade done with the Aus- tralasian colonies. Witth regard to South Africa, the wholesale clothiers never ...

... demand. The disastrous and costly war in South Africa, too, has had a very damaging influence on the worsted trade in all its branches. Now the political outlook is rendered still more gloomy by the crises in West Africa and in China. To add to the confusion ...

... excessive -war tax on beer. Now, however, that Air. Mfcl-inley has been returned to the Presidency, the shareholders in this and other Anglo-American brewery companies, which have suffered so severely by reason of the inequitable distribntien of the war taxes ...

... mora than cvccr nec-vssarv. and which -will shortly ha.ve to be taken ser-io-asly .1 hand for the purpose of ?? the sinews of war, Euasia has a. big task before her, and next tO no froc I resources to mcsrry it out. T the -trek of acid ,n tile Imperial Bank ...

... intention of the Conservative party to fight the Lest general election on the khaki policy, said they wanted to light on the war policy because they had nothing else to fight ?? Earl of Crewe said that the reason why the Liberal party considered a general ...