... Coursing Club announce their second iag of the present season to take place en ;Imlay and Thursday, Jalivary ard and 4th. speaks well for the Club's recent venture Wilke the chief event on the card an open At the meet, the same 'yawn pted, ae the Warren ...

... South Africa, and warmly praises the document for its patriotic spirit. It declares that the Cardinal does not trr when he speaks of the Divine wisdom which permits and encourages the extraordinary expansion of the British Empire—an expansion which naturally ...

... years past, as they would have strictly business men. wanted in tiie future men of more business their representatives. Speaking merely as regards he pointed out that Mr. Shepherd Allen bad for twenty years represented a Liberal in Engl>uid, and he knew ...

... the Hamburg Chamber Commerce, dealing with the great progress which the German Empire had made during past century, Eitfe, speaking on behalf the firms trading with South Africa, asked whether the Chamber of Commerce was doing all that was required for ...

... garrison duty in their place ah uU the Leinatcrs be removed WELLINGTON. Dec 39 The Right Hon R J Seddon. Presuur f New Zealand, speaking at Wetland •*• in* Transvaal War, -iaid that fighting Men **rm not fault-finders, and at the present juactaa* the former ...

... . containing air moms (including bath room), scullery. pantry, bicycle house. tc. Pitted with tradesmen's lets, imbuing, speaking tooth electric belle. oc. Porter In Sc. Perfect sanitation. Three minutes' soak from two mews, stations. 'Buses zed can from ...

... certain. I All North America to the Mexican frontier, and all j Australia are British or Anglo-Saxon, so that I j the English-speaking races have room on territory j the possession of which can never be contested to I increase to the number of six or eight ...

... Chamber of Commerce, dealing with the great progress , ' which the German Empire had made during the part century, Hen Pitfe, speaking on behalf of the firms trading with South Africa. ; asked whether the Chamber of Commerce was doing all that was required ...

... byltmiss. dtc., averwhere. Twenty-Qve years ago the American Waltham Watoh Company stated that $ 350,000 Waltham watches axe speaking for themselves in the pockets of the people. I To-day 8,000,000 Waltham watches are in use throughout the civilized world ...

... had vohmtarily invoked the sresence of that Government inspector om that occasion. sas very lanl at present to abstain from speaking of that subject which was in the minds of all, the war in Soath Afmea. As was said at the time of the Crimean rar to many ...

... an early date. Many planters are volunteering. Wellington, Saturday. Tbc Right Hon. P. J. Seddon, Premier of New Zealand, speaking Westland on the Transvaal .War said tho people of New Zealand were determined that the prestige of the British Empire to ...

... THE BRITISH ARTILLERY. Mr. J. 11. Bottomley, of Lancastar, speaking Friday night the Skerton Constitutional Club, referred to the complaints that wc were abort of horses and artillerr, and reminded his hearers that Sir Charles DUke, M.P., in the House ...