... less ?? times. To us the wrar in South. Africa. has a worn than ordinary, I may .on ssy. a prsotial, interest. (I-ler, hear.) We rroc rt-onofisiho for the administration of a large teetion of British South Africa bordering on the 'lra nsvaal. arnd, though ...

... WAR AND LITERATERR EFFECT ON B)K TRADR WHAT SOME BOOKSELLERS SAT What has been the effect of this war upon the sale of books? It is ?? reajnd that as a rule a serious war adversely affect, the male of literature in the countries involve( Wondering whether ...

... 3-IANSION HOUSE WAR FUND. o 9 THE LOUD MAYOR AND THE STOCK o E.XCHANGE. Down to last night the Mansion House Fund for o the Transvaal WVar sufferers (apart from the Refugees) o amounted to £275,000. Among the donors yesterday were the Telegraph Construction ...

... ABOUT 200 ILLUS7RA0TIOA'S. The Present War, by Military Experts. Up-to-Date. A History of 300 Years, by Men who Klnowv. Price Is. By Post, Is. 35t. WDBT1EK WAIT[1G- FPOR~. THEI STRANDI' War-Map of South Africa. The Best and Cheapest Coloured ?? vet publislhed ...

... HUGH THOMSON. Extra crown 8vo, gilt top, 6s. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. zrdc Editionm, with a new Prefastory Chapter, ?? with the eveorts which hic e inducecd the present crisis. )MPRESSIONS OF SOUTH AFRICA. By the Rt. Hon. JAMES BRYCE, M.P. With three Maps ...

... material for the future historian of the stage. THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Ihird Edition, with a new Prefatory Chapter, dealing with the events which have induced the present crisis. IMPRESSIONS OF SOUTH AFRICA. By the Right Hou. JAMES BRYCE, M.P. 'Aith three ...

... corks because the flow of orders, front South Africa has been kiter-unted, thoagh the parngriqrh sug- gested as muck. The fact is fresh trade with South Africa is suspended rntil the crisis is dotermsine~d. War is well as peace will mesa ia resumption of ...

... last Ie saw the prisoner at the prinoisdl polie-shtation, Capetown South Africa. He told him who he was, and that he held a warrant for his hrrea for conspiracy to defraud. The war- rnt was read to the prisoner, who made ao- reply. On the sum day the prisoner ...

... Ordinary 'capital. The directors have, however, a very good case for passing the dividend. In view of the state of war in South Africa, and the . absolute uncertainty as to houv long it may be before the ?? industry can be reorganized, and work in the ...

... CITY NOTES. COTTON POSITION. The South African war has no appreciable effect upon the Laicali,, cotton industry. All spindles and looms are busy, and will be e anyhow for the remainder of the year. Order lists are getting lower for no new contracts of ...

... per share),i ti'ter surrender of coupon No. 19 either at the S-tandard Bank of South Africa (Limited), I0 Cleuient'is.hsne, E.G., or soy of its branches in South Africa, or the Credit Lyonnais in Paris. I I I II I LI I I I I I i iI I iii II I I II II I ...

... situation may gradually become more serious. PPEMATURE. W, If the settlement Of the war were left to the Stock Exclhange theru would be no necessity to send more troops to South Africa. Before Saturday's rumour had finished its course the great battle had ...