... South Africa. Many bushmea are volunteering, and some of them undertake to find their own horses. The New Zealand Premier, speaking at Ilokitaka yesterday, said that if the fresh contingent fur service in South Africa were necessary he would not hesitate ...

... reflected by the wearers of the Queen's uniform. It is impossible for anyone who was present at the Blodder River engagement to speak in too laudatory terms of the conduct of the soldiers who participatet in the battle, and that is the reason which impels me ...

... to cultivate.,6of the ?? Welsh voices give place to none throu for quality, but on foreign \seol they striki! do not always speak with tho feeling: dining that belongs to them at home. But in Ano Middlesbrough for many years the an- The peals and decisions ...

... not r ;n. and Tie rare toiyfall to B-rotto. n« have lot hordes doubly and trebly engaged ana week, and would be misleading speak of them for any their ensagenienta, as the an/t owners have not decided which races they will choose for their horses to take ...

... will be p*r- formed, md in which ,t nutu'ter of enimeui ~twtm» will take part, fhursday will be a .vuulu. amid) day—.*.) to speak. At the morning meeting Mr. W. H Commings, ?? RAM., who ie lej preside, will give a paper on Pitch : Past. PTesealh and Future ...

... life are seeking those who are prepared for them. It is the preparation that makes the difference. The German travels and speaks to every man in his own tongue, while the English merchant is content to open his letters. The German is as adaptable as the ...

... le‘t is considerably weakened if they have not entirely witodrawn their forces in that direction. { A NONCONFORMIST LEADER SPEAKS OUT. Te KOT HUMILIATION BUT CALM fF OLUTION AND i ORTLLUDE. hough, who several years ago The Rev. G. J. Gres Was the chairman ...

... their own feeinu and a dutiful testimony to their kinsman and co-reigioniat on the other side of the Atlantic. 'he first to speak vrould b* Mr. Meyer, who worked much with Mr. Moody on both sides of the Atlantic. 5The Rev. F. B. Meyer, of Chris, Church ...

... Chamber of Commerce, dealing with the great progress which the German Empire had made during the past century, Herr Eiffe, speak- ing on behalf of the firms trading with South Africa, asked whether the Chamber of Commerce was doing all that was required ...

... of illfeeling and contempt on either aide. Johanneaburg is practically en English city, nine out of ten of its inhabitants speaking Eoglish. When he left it, almost w.thout exception, the mines had closed down, and under the '1 ransvaai law the Beer Government ...

... (Mexican), •nd we guarantee them equal to Havana Cigars at 30s per 100. They are seiiing in thousands, and our cus- tomers speak in the highest terms of them. They are a large cigar, and a perfeot treat to cigar smokers. We will send samples, 6 for ls ...

... thingss arraged WaS thus a rcezing shonld be held ?? Castle, as soonas the family were there, at which MGiss Bolton was to speak, and it had been hoped b that it woold have been held under her presideney. ncring the wole period of tbe society's exrstence ...