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... 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 ...
... eny, froam Algoa Bay -Ti mandro, Ibth, from Leodoot-Faeey, 35thr, frrrm Liverpool. Charter, 19th, from west coart of Africa, and war loading for - London-Jastinia lath from Algiso Bay-James, from Olnagow -Isaac, from Algon Bojr?Laaiin? from Greoooeh? ...
... pervaded the Mining Iark-et, Txut business was light. In Banks there were a few- declines, although Stan- darl of South Africa and Bank of Africa were un- ehanged, and Imperial Ott'oman finished 3-16 better. Declines occurred in some Breweries and Trusts. Peninsula ...
... thanking the board for having consented to accept half, rates for telegrams sent by soldiers and sailors from South Africa during the war, and an arrangement had been made whereby the com- pany wold supply the Shah of Persia with telegra hic me;ssages at ...
... Primoula -as in port. tcape Coast CasItle, Get. 2l.-U.MS. Dwaof war In port. Ithe f;aoets ot, ) Ieft (oAr leowerd, helm, Oct 24.-The ZiA-e wee in pert. GArand L'aerar. Oct. 25-The Africa (rmv) war ofl the DOrTI. Prlaco, )Jet If.-The Avossids woo inl port. ...
... members, who pointed out that the making of a speech under the circumstances would be irregular. He said the war in South Africa was a war of. wanton and un- provoked aggression, undertaken at the instigation of Mr Chamberlain and capitalists. Mr Beatty ...
... reports about the, speedy close of military operations in South Africa the fact remains that the 'local demand for stores from that region is nor by any means relaxed. This week the War Office invite tenders frcm Willershall firms for the supply of 39 ...
... partialcollapse of trade in the Uited States, whose - ?? conse- quently are once. again invradinlg our markets; the . wa~r in South Africa and the disturbances ino china, which are naturally checking trade with those mnar- kets; the deproesienl en the 7Stock ...
... of treaties with the chiefs of Africa, prohibit- ing the exportation of slaves from their territories. 3. The maintenance of certain forts upon the African coast. 4. The maintenance of armed cruisers on she coast of Africa, to en- force these treaties. ...
... disposed to settle in South Africa after the war is over should be guaranteed free passage back if they desired to return within three years of the conclusion of the war is an excellent one. If the racial question in South Africa is to be solved, there roust ...
... THE ZULU WAR. TELEGRAM FROM THE QUEEN. A telegram from Majesty, reoerved War Office last night, says «I truly grieved learn aad loaa af mr brave men. condole with their friends. It IS most heartfelt wish that this may the last oar troopa. Ur Thompsan ...
... t4-ERA PRtOSPECT It must be rtat the Compauny has commenced its c areer at a tie of gener depressin, due paiy to the Sorth Africa war, and parfly to ?? reverlaton sn connion with the past ms t of some of the prsn- cipal Westrahsan mines These citnes have ...