... warsand il eale uner te syle f te Hamimlton Su'jpply Stoes;andals ?? tret, arlwIreland, ais a hard- war, dugten oi dale. uede th stleof the Carlosse Hard- wars andI General Store and formerly residing at St. Augustine's Road, Birmugltnt5E asi formncmy carryingon ...

... Austrahan trade. 'Cie orders which have come o'toi there trailirs are somewhat reluctant to execute. Tho cruel wnsto of war in Africa and Asia alike is operating, an l. wial yet fulther operate, to tile disadvantage of the trading libtarests of this district ...

... -The Anchor Bohemiaand Persia sailed. CAXSrs.4, June ?? Bewa, from London, aixv-x at Sangor. FoaLrrnsrsrA, June 13.-The B.I. Africa, from Zanrziar ftr London, passed. GRAMLTA, Jrne 33.-The City City of Perth, from Bornk 7 for Liverpool, P ssed. The B.T. ...

... or nation they discovered was a commercial and lc or travelling tribe or nation. Some of the tribes in P, ld the centre of Africa had strongly developed corm- t ir. mercial instincts. They met in the large markets the th noepeople from other parts,. and ...

... the dearness of raw matenal, especially spelter, and the prospect of a lacrge expansion of business with South' Africa as soon as the war is over. Steel manufacturers continua busy, thouglh the demand for billets is still cheeked by the prospect of Aoenricafn ...

... trade is good. and exrcleni ters to hland. There is difficulty, howvever,, ' if0 the goods owing to the ocaroutv 'c the war in South Africa, and ciioentsare , small. The Australian marke; Is a ro -,l good business is being done w~ith ticcle ' here is no chance ...

... which was left after meeting the debenture interest, and making the provision set out in the report. The war which had been devastating South Africa for the last seven or eight months now appeared to be ap- proacning- a satisfactory issue-(cbeers)-and. ...

... 13.-The Monrovia, from Galveoton, arried. Too Borna for WVest Cst of Africa, ended. The VTeta, otee N Orleans, s2 arrivedr.-Jfl. 14: Ti- e Armenia, from Boston, the Deemn, from Africa, thle VUb te Me'fte, from Cunyequfl viA Ilarre, and the Bernard H1all ...

... the stumulbe imparted to the American imer tphrad e by the Wilson tariff and tan boom in mining and land shars in South Africa. Our r southern colonies appear to have been favourably s aafected Also by the enlarged demand and better n prces realised ...

... was decided to grant a gratuity of £11 Ss. 6d. to the widow of Police-constable A. Heowo' who had died at Estcoart, South Africa, out of the police ponsion fund, and Alderman MoCBes l stated that he had been able to obtain for her a gratnity of .£5 from ...

... things may affect the consumptive Semand. The imnpertant news from South Africa will no doubt help to stimulate trade a little. When the end comes considerable orders from South Africa will probably be given out, not so much affecting this district so far ...

... the transports leading for South Africa, namely, 57,400 tons, so, that a certain amount was not of a permanjent character. At the same time they were still loading these transports. Altbough ithe all hoped that the war would soon be brought to a close ...