... A telegram from Cape Town, dated November 10, ■ays : “It officially stated that Mr. Reitz has demanded from General White the immediate release of supposed Transvaal spv, named Nathan Marks, now confined in Ladysmith. coupled his demand with the intimation that refusal would be met with the execution of six British officers. General Buller has replied that he is entitled to retain the man ...

... Rise the whole crop, after selecting sufficient quantity of straight young shoots, each from to 12 inches long, aud with a single crown if possible, store the remainder in sand for use required. Neatly trim the ci.osen planting roots and lay them in the ground to be ready when wanted spring. It time prepare the new beds now. Thoroughly trenched, rich and rather moist soils in open situations ...

... GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. ...

... It la now imperative to cut down the brown grua, and to give the bed top d rearing of conrae manure. In spring, prick over the ground with fork, working lightly only, to not to cause injury to the mots. A spring dressing of two laches of good stable maunre will found beneficial. If new beds are to be formed next spring, the preparatory work should be put in hand at once. Keep, rich sandy, well ...

... The Natal Government lias received letters from Colonel Schlel and from Mr. Wit Hamer expressing on behalf of the Hollander prisoners their gratitude for tli* kind and humane treatment they are receiving. Co’ Schiel says that not the slightest d llrren- is •» «de between those of them who are \voiin ...

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... An cauliflowers are soon spoiled by frost, tnrning in crops should be drawn and suspended, root upwards, as they are, in a cool, dark cellar, where they will be safe from frost, or they may be stored for nearly a month in sand any dry position. CELERY. the heavy rains are followed by hard frost, the cold will be specially destructive to celery unless trenches are dug round the beds to carry ...

... MR. JOHN WILLIAMS bees to inform the pnblts of the Vale of Clwjd and North Wales genetally that he has obtained the LATEST and most Improved Electrical apparatus, and is prepared to Cryptosoope or Radiograph any part of the body through the clothing. Terms ou Application. Established 1885. JOHN WILLIAMS, PORTLAND STUDIO, HIGH STREET, RHYL. Each sitter personally attended to J. Please note the ...

... DREAKFAST AND SUPPER, CHFCSIC BRONCHI'. !3. WKE-ZINS wi;! ‘'rce tLa: wonder* Zcmatone Asthma Powder prm*'- the ary ...

... strong LAD, willing to make himself generally useful. —Apply, Thob, Davies. Botcher, Denbigh. ...

... Mr. W. G. Dodd was. ballot, elected President of the Association for the ensuing year, having received a majority of votes over Mr. Isgoed Jones. The election of Mr. Dodd was subsequently confirmed by the noanimoos vote the whole meeting, and in taking the chair he expressed his gratitude those pre sent for the confidence they had reposed in him. ...

... Xnsuranoea oompkted expeditiously Moderate Ratet. Surveys of Estates and Works ree Prompt Settlement of Loseea. BRANCHES it—among other places LIVERPOOL—3O, Exchange Street East O. Morgan Owxn, Secretary. WREXHAM : 28, High Street: John Francis, Secretary Prospectuses, Ac., may be obtained from any of the Company's Branches or Avente 9682 Greenhalgh & Geary, (FHAHCIS GEAHT, A.A.1.) Auctioneers ...