... t4-ERA PRtOSPECT It must be rtat the Compauny has commenced its c areer at a tie of gener depressin, due paiy to the Sorth Africa war, and parfly to ?? reverlaton sn connion with the past ms t of some of the prsn- cipal Westrahsan mines These citnes have ...

... CONSOLIDATED GOLDFIELDS OF SOUTH AFRICA, LM-ITED. The report of the Consolidated Goldfields of South Africa, Limited, for the year ended 30th June states that the realised net profit on the year's operations, after deducting debenture interest and all ...

... the re- port, he said that at this moment the thoughts of all of them most be centred in the serious war in which this country was engaged in South Africa. They hoped that ere long it would have a successful issue so far as Groat Britain was concerned. He ...

... n-rite this the aspect of affairs in the Transvaal is very serious, and war, unfortunately, has been declared against us by the Boers. Many of our manufacturers who deal with South Africa have suffered serious cortainman: of their orders, and in the ordinary ...

... secretaries, have comramunicatedwith the War Office, complaining that the restriction on the use t of ed words in telegraphing to South Africa rad E e4 not yet been withdrawn. In reply, the Secretary of State for War has wired the assocation as biU follws ...

... Dundonald's absence in South Africa, he L being the transferrer of the gun carnage patent', slightly delayed matters. The severe tests to o which the company's guns and the latest gun car- riage had been subjected in South Africa had re- suited satisfactorilv ...

... Far East, Aus- I tralasia, and East Africa. Attention is-scalled de, Lsto the increase of traffic with the United States, , to the famine in India, to the rise :in the price I of coals, and to the war in South Africa.I Sixty-six new vessels have been added ...

... carried o I forward to the next account. X . The Chairman, in mowing the adoption of the a Ireport, referred to the war in South Africa, and 9 said that they must review the effect which it J' had so far produced on commerce, Stock Ex- s change securities ...

... This year has so far a - e 90 by 13,000 tons. I i LORD LOCH ON BUSINESS IN SOUTH AFRICA. At a .argelv-astended half-yearly meeting of : idrs of the Standard Bank of Africa, t. Lca4.0 yesterday, Lord Loch, the chair- rar che company, and Governor of Cape ...

... quantity of tonnage going out to South Africa, there will ultimately be an over- supply on the Eastern and Plate markets. We do not share this opinion, as the boats on tirme- ch-arter will not be re-delivered in South Africa, but most probably in the majority ...

... Mersey estuary of about 165 acres, with more than nine miles of quayage. SHIPPING SHARES AND THE WAR. Whatever else may be thought about the war in South Africa, it can only have one effect (says the Joint Stock Compaies Jonrnal ) upon the shipping trade ...

... up, and a terrible war had ensued. Brighter prospects had dawned upon uls now, and we can look forward hopefully to a cessation of hostilities and a renewal of activity in the crreat mining and other industries of vast South Africa. It was with no ordinary ...