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... FROM A SKETCH{ BY OUR SPECIAL ARTIST, %v. T. MAUD ec l Artt, nowon hiP way to the Cape, write; from Lisbon-The las lin with t hore was severed when the Tinttnel Castle passed the Necdles anid the pilot wvent down over the rope ladder Peci Artst, ow o hi~way o th Cap, wrtes rom isb to his lt~tle boat which lay dancing on the rough water' TIHE TRANSVAAL CRISIS: TROOPS ON THEIR WAY TO SOUTH ...
... wy(11POMBE. MA, ?? W? H E DRINKS :HIS FRIENDV, HEALTH Id N fA jO'S DENS ...
... ?? The Public SupPIled by the Actual MakerB at Ltd. Manufacturers' Wholesale Cash Prices, Saving all Intermediate Profits. PLATE. (Regd. 71,652) figf4'~, L a;= !aw- Prince's Plate Soup Tureen, Richly Chased in Style ot Louis XV., with Revolving Cover, Loose Inner Dish and Drainer, IotIn., £ilO; 12 ir., £12 Sterling S'lv Flos St/ in. Diam 7 V2 s, , I 53/4 1, t} Ti or -1~l; Princes Plate ...
... CARDIF T DElMA!: Talk about tba 1Jitanders' grievances, indeed; why, they're not in .t with what some of us pc6ýo' _trad-s.men have t, put up with. Take MY own case, for instance. erz's a blooming inspe off vith my lvght Wveights and faked scales, an' ho never so much as gave me notice that be was coming ! ...
... MINERS BATHING IN IHE KIMBERLEY COMPOUND ONE EFFECT OF CIVILISATION ON THE NATIVES: A BARBER'S SHOP IN THE KIMBERLEY COMPOUND - ?? 1'llOTOGRAMItS BY F. D. STE. DRAWN BY FRANK DADD, Ri.T THE TRANSVAAL CRISIS: SCENES ON THE ORANGE FREE STATE BORDLR ...
... PACKING ZINC SCRAPS FOR MAKING GAS FOR THE BALLOON SECTION OF TIIE ROYAL ENGINEERS AT WOOLWCII DRAWN BY PERCY F. S. SPENCE ...
... i3I0NETT COUNCIL ''IoN LoNON. 1. i 11~~i , 8. .8 lrttl It ?? 1 I.- el 1111-1? ?44 ?? ?? T--- :. f-D-0 OR) ? 4.F - ? /, - OR/, I ?? F/, ?? 31F, - e % ?? 11 il o, )I I / 7 I !- MAJU \I NUR5sE LEAVING.= !ATERLOO FOR &- NSATAL. A' RECRUI'TNQ 1 B~Rl S 11111 A II I!1 1 A'll' X p. 71 /I. ?? I I - I it 1i '' r I. 11 Itt, / 7 a _ i I Benz= I m ? ?? , I .1 'Hill, fl?, s ? W, FL-5 ED ?l -8? r I, L--? ? ...
... DRAWN BY ROYAL PAGE r Large numbers of British families have flocked into Natal from Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, and other I places in the Transvaal and the Orange Free State. In many cases, where the people come from outlyleg i 1:1O A1 .N KEICII 11' Or EI li'i' districts, and cannot avail themselves of the railway, the journey is m-de in bullock V rgons. The! distress among the refugees and ...
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... FIONI AFIAT1'A IALS b~l'LLLEU BY l. HU~Er CAPrAIN ALFRED DREYFUS WITH HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN IN THE GARDEN OF THEIR HOUSE AT CARPEN L1AS v ZuvT h >H - ? I i ? -h?Ls w AFTER FIVE YEARS: RE.UNITED ...
... eRAWS BfY H. Al. PAGET When the gold from the National Bank of Johannesburg is sent to the Cape, it is loaded up in a trap inI the presence of two officials armed with revolvers. When it is put in the train it is accompanied by armed FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BV HORACE *. NICHOLLS, JOHANNESBUOG I men, who travel in a special strong-room car. Each of the small square cases C°Otat,,. gold to thc value L ...