... writing in the Mon- log Leader. says-A comparison of the South African papers of the end of March and the beginning of April shows how completely the telegrams published in Inglantd reflected the situation in the Orange Free State, as it was desiled that ...

... SECOND CITY SPECIAL EDITI ON. ist (ST SflCIAL WIEx) -e EPNXEAN OFQrnCE, WEDNESDAY MWORn9%, rny 6 30 O'CLO@C THE WAAR. l, . ze RELIEF OF N1AFEKING InI REMOTE in (Times Telegram, per Press Association, le Copyright). r- Bulawayo, April 29. ?? olonel Plumer ...

... being crried out in the spacious Show ground. 'These are a splen..d cycle track, a. newe pavilion, and other build- .ngs. It is also intended to erect a large hall, ,vhere various shows, such as poultry shows, foz shows, fat catftle, and home industries ...

... sagaested net; stage. Thev also urged that a stage at that distance awtv front thecentre sf the citv would increase delay in deaeling with peishable ccJumoditles, sinc a- ?? latter would have to be brougzht ?p to the Prince's Land-, hnz Stage, thu; involuing ...

... Ianisil1mg ?? A J Whindrni-n Second Rifle BrigadePlvdte bo Fos, A Cottes, WV Godeland end B Res.- Second Gordon: Highlandehr-Pfarim J Second Rifle Brigade Private J Castleiie, scwrvv, Acting Cotporal J Barto. , debilty. ?Aooi River: Second Lotl Irish Rg ?? J Ballet ...

... NATIONAL TEACHERS'. CONGRESS. . _ Iz SECOND DAY SITTING. (From Our Reporter.) Dery, Wednesday. At 10 3 o'clock tpady ihe Natiomal Testhers Congress resumed its vitting in the Guildball. The president, Mr James d1egarty, b A, pre- side& THE ASSRISTANT ...

... the success I of the Cormoration Bill is now ?? assured, but no efforts should be spared by the ratepayers of the township to show their sympathy with it. Mr P Martin wrote- It is a pity that this matter will not be amicably settled by a couple of leading ...

... their vote against the second reading of the Bill (hear. hear). The House divided, and the numbers were: - For the second reading, 182. t 1 Against, 30. I I The Bill was accordingly read a second time, a I and the Committee stage was fixed for Thursday ...

... correctly 5th April). 1900. 1 would be at the rate of l. whiether the tax. be Paid before or after 5th April. 1900. Whether I r inenmes received after 5rh Aprlj be income for tle vesr endjnz 5 h APril, 1900, or for tbe year H ending 5th April, 1F? wVaS a ...

... ARTILLERY i AMERICAN SCOUTS C FOREIGN- YOLUNTEERS ?? C THE IRISH BRIGADE tl - ii ?? (1'BUL4T TO TE FHEEMAITS JOtSAL.)t} Brandfort, April 16, 1900. ha Lieutenant-Colone, TrichardtCOmmrindnt f f the Boer Artillery, has his camp some m lree miles from here, and I ...

... oeclock. Th-s District Counoillrs and uurjrdiuis (Term of Oifice) Bill was, on the notien of the Earl of Yarborough, read a second time, ?? CommorweaIt.h of Australia Oonst~wLt Bill passed through 'Committee without amend- ment, and the repr was received ...

... that Private R H Gray, Second Rifle Brigade, died of dysentery yesterday. Lance-corporal L Culpin,. Second West Yorkshire, was drowned yesterday at Pieter- maritzburg. Another official telegram announces that Private J Barnard, Second Hampshire, was saccidentally ...