... ZEALAND PATRIOTISM. PREMIER'S SPEECH. (REUTER S TELEGRAM ? Wellkgtos, | The Right Hoc. P. J. Seddoc. Premier New , Zealand, speaking at oaths Traasvaal , war, said tbat fighting men sere aot | and at tbe present tbe former wero wanted in interest of Empire ...

... Hicks Beach, if he is graciously permitted by his Tory critics to unfold another Budget, will once more be in a position to speak most pleasantly of the couintry's commercial status and out- look It is a usual sort of thing to say that a distulbed political ...

... it, because they did did not feel it right to hoard up money when they had sn many distressed veterans to help (tapplase). Speaking of the chairman, he said it would he - impossible for them to find a chairman who could follow properly in his steps and ...

... president of tbe Hamburg Chamber Commerce dealing with the great progress which German , £ had made daring past cautary, Herr' speaking behalf of the firms trading with ' '. Santa Africa, asked whether tho Chamber of Commerce was doing all that eras reqaired ...

... to re. treat warty to the SIAM of Wells and bullet• which fell around them. The emblem. as Col. Elmhurst Rhodes cad when speaking to • Boer droner after the engagement, winch is held to be a weed ecnbul of humanity was dowegarded completely, and the Bum ...

... years since wero wont have such paralysing effect both the Morale end ' sod fortunes the boot trade. There is, orosdly , speaking, greater unity purpose, growing between manufacturers and workpeople, whici. may not reveal itself to casual ' observer, ...

... British osaarantsr, ls asulantly re- doc ted wearers the Queen's uniform. impossible for anyone who was present a* the . River speak too laudatory terms the the aosdtsrs woo nssttiaipsdsd in tW battle, and that the reason which impels me, at the opening this ...

... * Wilts, and Secretary Division*. Ia ope nice the Mayor announced that his local food had reached £500. Mr A Grant Meek 'speaking behalf of Mr Colston. M.P.. who was detained London by the illness a relative) oatlined objects tba Local Association, and ...

... CHELTONIAN AT THE FRONT. Mr H. B. Orphen-Palmer, a relative Bey. H. Orpen-Paimer, vicar Peter's. Cheltenham. 1 has written home, speaking bis doty with 1 remaining two companies of his regiment, S7:b Irish Fusiliers, in guarding Fort, Ladysmith. said that ere ...

... 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 ...

... : XYet He will lead us safely through ITnto the perfect day. Thy mercies ever new We gratefully record, In all we think or speak or do, Help us to own the Lord. With loving tenderness ; )Our Father guards His own, And those who trust His faithfulness Shall ...

... chairman of the County Council was the proper man to be chairman of that: committee. lie was speaking as a non-magistrate,' wbile Mr Cooke Hurle was speaking as a magistrate. He thought the proper course wvould be to elect M.Ir Goodford. Sir EDWTARD FnR ...