... new patent stokers with'which the Goat Mill 3d (Old' Works) 'is being equipped by: ?? Bolton :n firn, but it is unwise to speak thus early with ir any degree of authority respecting the merit f, and pr.acticability of the invention, which hal L: yet to ...

... a. serious start, is not likely- to ?? miide before Thursday next, so that agents ,with anything en~ the's'not are,. so to speak, able'to comcd'patial their own prices. An. ?? the part of merchants placing o rders to-ilA# to induce agents to -make some ...

... former times. Were the - e Swansea Chanfiber of Commerce doing all they v' V'could in this matter? Why dlid they iiota h speak out? Other towns lookned to them to 2 dt(o bore than they were doing: They had a daheautifnl site for a. town, and yet they ...

... GUEST'S DEPAR- tu TURE. b A SESD-OF' FROM PLYMOUTH. The lion. Ivor Guest, who has volutteered for ser'ice at the front, speaking at a send- e off meeting at Plynioutn on Friday, said that the first reason we were at t. war was that there 'had been ...

... end of the Cymmer Tunnel. P. The agreement for the sale made hy the direc- ni1 tors was unanimously ?? Chair. AY naina in speaking of the prospects of gas cctnl- ec panics, said that in general they were prigres- vi sing, all over the country, The electric ...

... the locality.' Foundrie' are still doing some overtime, and. theagi- neering sheds are constantly and regularly at workl. Speaking -generally, the 'outlok was never more full of hope than it'is just noW. NEWPORT COAL TRADE ' - The quantity of coal exported ...

... received tbcC 'afril atten- E :tiam 1f the directits, and tihy werc 'satisfied iI vilh their pruitiotn in tillipin'tlieC. Speak- : ing of the paragraph iii the titirt. 'Ilich ?? I' that, Mr. E. W-1. Richards h-ld injedj llbs bca'd, f- the Chairman remtarked ...

... cheering~, sai'd in a, birief; hut, appropriate. Ii b, reply that he only; hoped be wqnld lbe able to f fgt bette r tan he could speak. (A laugh.le) B.Tht presentation wire entirely unnecessary to remnind himi of Cardiff -,and his friends, lie J. -would never ...

... the comsuanyY' terminal goods station at the Colbra Wharf, East Dook, was proving a good and increasing' source of revenue. Speaking further, the Chairman referred to the vacancies. on the board of directors, which had been filled up by' the appointmelt ...

... concurred in the expressiou that the matter was by this time at all events lightly treated, and from tile disinclination to speak much about the subject. it appeared to h:sve heee a: regrettable incident, which has been allowed to pass by without much official ...

... deposit and £26 Os. l1d. in tile current 6 account. The year 1899 saw this sum increasedb~ Isto £153 4s. 6d.. which fact. speaks for itself, and a further sum of £50 is pieced on deposit, id Making the -entire amount deposited £150. The aniual show, held ...

... 000 will be'*ied'bV the renewal of T1ee- Sury Bills and £S,0,000 on loans at short terms, in no case to exceed ten years. In speak- ing of this loan, Sir Michael said he had reasoii to believe that it would-be possible to place such an issue on very reasonable ...