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... Six months ago we were on the brink of war with France over Fashods and the Sudan. On Tuesday, the day before he left London, he an agrecment which settles all outstanding differences between the two Powers in Africa, and supplies them with basis af abiding ...
... fArontaislll AN EXPLORING AND LAND. AI4OO Preach Darasto 9746 Baslissagsad Railway lOs British irmetk Africa' Chartered 313.16 Guldfleida al With Africa 81146 1154 ' 21.12 11.16 „. 2146 leydenlowN Demlsemes Jegamardburd Watonrorks Jobetaneabarg Coos ...
... FUN FACTS AND FANCIES, INTERESTING FACTS. France more than a quarter nf a inillion carrier pigeons trained for use in time of war. The only two animals whose brains are heavier than that of a man are the whale and the elephant. Whistling is practically unknown ...
... the ing of the Cape to Oaire Railway jan East Africa but also with the question of tnrning to secount the reil- way concessions which were some time ago to an English company for German South-West Africa. The pro of Mr, Rhodes. am at a connection from ...
... stations in Rhodesia, situate s. Dil- to the German frontier on the one h British East Africa on the other—th M.P., to be used for the tele; h service of Mr. Fast Africa, and to the propert: ¢ Earl German Government. The cost of kee Right latter wire % ...
... of the late Colonel and the present Mrs. Byre, of Riverdale Villa, Birr, was,in his Seth year. Twenty years ago be went to Africa, and was:engaged in the various campaigns that have marked the rule of the Briton in that continent. He was home for ••year ...
... rio te more to fier no signe of coming cut to par- Ge, sat dey o distance do not add to tow , where ose rise in ‘Mr. Rhodes Africa and beswoen Eagiaad is wanted, to make connection with have, after the of three document it is. their report, end be written ...
... (near the Great Chapel) and Beresford-S&., Agents forthe following Lines of Ocean Stermers Cunard, White Allan, AUSTRALIA AND AFRICA, Orient, Union, New Zealand Sh Co., Castle, h Indian Line Shaw, Saville and Albion Co. (Oceanic) &e., &e. Lowzst Rarzs. Passengers ...
... I@® Paris (REUTEE'S TELEGRAM) Ne this everteg in the @ the War Department, in whidh explosives experimenta were kind of gunpowder. af the broken. ‘M. Viel, the chief and dj- cee thee jay don IN WOGLWICE ARSENAL, where the work of cp ore wi pines pod Aa ...
... the has only reference to German and not, as hss been asserted in some quarters. to South-West Africa also. It is added that a contract for building East Africa is a railway that only a few details remain to be settled. also on the point of being concluded ...