... MR. PJTCmx ON IMPBRO TRADE. Mr. Ritchie, President of the Board of Trade, speaking at a dinner of the Croydon Chamber of Commerce last night, said last year he was able ?? the chamber on the satisfactory press thaJt-a, being made in trade and com- rOrce ...

... The Lord Mavor for the time being is also an ex-officio member, and so also is the police stipendiary magistrate. Generally sPeak- I ing, the object of the Local Marine Board is to carry into effect the provisions of the Merchant Shipping Act in the particular ...

... Walton said there was sure to be some conflict as to the repairs. The people who could hi speak to the facts were at Liverpool, as also were d those who could speak to the repairs, and there- fi fore, if the reference were held at Liverpool, any witnaess ...

... moderata-ed vessels base-been dimleeed Mtllktheeof ?? 01am that are st-l running have- on the whole done-nwores-than last year. Speaking generally, owever, purely cargo vesse, ecept of the extreme, si vil be found to have made rather ' less mtmey than in the ...

... inI tl`- rimmn- an and he vws happy to be alde to toil tlei-n that 0( there was apparently no sign of any falihg oiT. h3 Speaking from some experlenec he had no hisita- ?? tion in sayinlg that next season vwould certanldy La equal if it did not surpass ...

... Eliuai, and dlerks. He could speak in the very 1 strongest terms of Mr. Ellison!boolute4etion to the office and the interests of the asnpany, and he was seconded by an admirable staff. (Arpplo) Those present could speak fot thmselves s to those genatmen ...

... in thils oearntr3b-- everything conneeted with this empie--had been I simply marvellous If he might come nearer home and speak of an example of the wondarful progress that had been made, ho might mention that at the year of the birth of her Majesty tlhe-y ...

... interesting descripion. in Althiouh the cre have not ,vet bad a fair chance pr of testing the boat's capabilities the men speak in and the highs trms of the way she behaved against x a strong wind whilst sailing from Birkerrhead eonf to Foriby. Sheie ...

... 113 th-ut he mnust not address any inecting, and that nd if he did he would bo expelled, it is true that- rs he avoided speaking at a public -ithering, but- en he attended meetings held .ith closed doors. u on Thursday and Friday. and ti e police semnx ...

... i £wer08 L r more than last yesa, mas a tse ertra U cmnussons that had to be paid ln cons L quene of increased freights. Speaking of the 4T profit and loss account ha-4 that the ?? mz iatin of stesmers and gaam& property bad boo taken by their a =otant ...

... freebold hid: ad n InIS4tthesqure; bt o was 2c.000 feet: la.st yar the - ings compeed and in hand meesurnd ' feet. Ro ly speaking, they had gr-4 be capacity of productiion a trifle undo - to mil square feet. Their output Ca e increased from 800 tons per ...

... Jagersfontein Mine. It Lz, : ad said the Barnato Bank was intenc-1. z r1g vehiclefor Barnato's rubbish.- N ow w;,- just way of speaking of these So-.h ?? - itnvestments? The first company he ha: o tioned, the JTohanne.burg Como~da:i _ ?? ment Company, paid ...