... 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 ...

... which a few vears since wont to have such a effect in both the morale and and fortumesof the boot trade. There is, broadly - speaking, a fscling of greater of ing up between manufacturers their workpeople, | Observer, can te realised when one considers what ...

... Colchester: Mr. and Mrs. IL S. W. • Coastguard , who was on uuty at the time, said bud the presents, w hi h eon:Sited oftor and speaking tea Boer doctor after the engagement. the battle of Coleus°. and &Berea:de operated Moulton and family: Mr. and Mrs. F. A ...

... can | the seat of war at an early date. Many are volunteering. Wellington, 82 The Right Hon. P. J. Seddon, Premi Zealand, speaking at Westland on the | War, said the people of New Zealand w mined that the prestige of the British | which they belonged should ...

... With regard to the condition in which live stock have been landed at the Port of Manohester during the year, impossible to speak too highly, as tho Manohester Liners Limited have some of the finest specimens of cattle steamers afloat, running Manchester ...

... present at the Modder River 1 Queen's uniform. It i impossible for Suyone who was Inudatory terms of conduc: of agement to speak in too the soldiers who par- ticipate in the battle, and that is reason wiich me at the opening of this articie to ive justice ...

... affair that is likely to result in suspension early next week, although efforts are being made to the inatter. Generally speaking, however, the position is regarded as much more healthy. Closing prices nevertheless showed, in severil cases, concessions ...

... conscience of England might well exercised el k* by wbat w* bad done and by what w* had aoi done. had gone into this war speaking too much of eur wi-a th. ol Ih* pioweaa of our soJairre, of the skill our gsnarals, ot the strength of our armaments, th* ...

... The Gentian lion enntsta'sded by Lieut.-Colonel Keennis, Dep ut y-Liet a e nant for Qneen's Count y, a fernier travels and speaks to every man in his own High Sheriff of that county. This will nemesis tongue, while the English merchant is content to tate ...

... The seizure of the German wamer Rundesrath was re- ferred vo ot a meeting of morchania held in Ham- rg on Na day Flerr fe, speaking on be the iin s with South asked » Chamber uf Commerce was doing all at waa requuimd for the of German trade in that part ...

... are not i conversant wit- this arm of the Service, be Uiey.fl so] dersweiviUans, it should be borne in nund that, | roughly speaking, tho guns of Artillery may be divided Sj mto three classes. t¥ _ (A) -^s Regards ''Mobilit*. Class L Horse and Field Artillery ...