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... |Navy ?? . 0,54S,000 .. 11,002,000 2,419,000 Ilidian Hlome r chargs . - . 1,080,000 .. 1,080,000 ., War in Sonth Africa . - .. 1,500,000 ,. 1,500,000 ?? War - .. 18,000 . 1,00.. 0 Civil servioes- Public Woorks. 1,078,000 .. 1,361,000 0. 283,000 Salarius ...
... horses for the war in South Africa, the War Depart- ment selected and purchased frorn the company's stud 522 lbrses. As they were aware, the War Office registered so many horses at '10s. each per vear, the option being given the War ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPAY. A AL MEETING. The third annual meeting of the British South Africa Company was held yesterday at Cannon Street Hotel, London-The Duke of Abercorn presided, and in moving the adoption of the report, said they were expe- riencing ...
... gRPlTISiI SOUTHJ AF1.ICA COMPA\N,3Y. Sl .TlCH1 B3Y MR. CECIL RHODES. fp::h anfol dnttt on the British South Africa ?? i. led vul 'rday. at the Cannon Street, en. Vl i: great hall %was crowdued -Tle p 1 pied titn! chair, naid, in oxing tito *. ' dft ie ...
... TRADE NOTES FR-OMI SOUT- AFRICA. Reports just to hand from the various trade is centres of Cape Colony indicate a sigtht improve- i maul in business throughout thEE colony during thle hi month of Nap. The stores of importers are, how- E ...
... i THE BRITISH EAST AFRICA COMPAE AND TI GOVERNMENT. 1 ., The negotiations between the Government and thi British East Afria oCompanF which have been going oi since July, 1892, are embodied in a report which ha been prepared bho the court of directors ...
... consumption, and a de- cided increase in commercial enterprise of all descrip- tions, are sadly clouded over by the war in South Africa, in which the Dutch nation is naturally so deeply. interested, and which must affect all branches of trade in -the end ...
... to I'½s fever. (Hear, bear.) It is a doctor's war and an %~qaeer's war quite as much as a soldier's war. Let us i-P our men healthy, and make roads they can travel on, ';at all the black fellows in Africa won't stop them. 1 heer.) But it is impossible ...
... the whole of them assert that the war is war waged for slavery, and that that is not secured they would just soon under Abraham Lincoln under Jeff. Davis. It is only ia England that I have heard it asserted that the war ia not for slavery—that slavery has ...