... that half the diseases o sattle could be traced to bad water. Mind you, he added—rather incautiously as it turned out- I'm speaking from experience, as the water on my farm is by no means what I should like it to be-there's plenty of room for improvement ...

... 'L''ENTItIt, NEW.,S rl-;,EGrix. CAPE TOWN. Thursday. Colonel Srhernibruklier. who is a luemnbeir of the Citiat AMeiemblv. speaking at King Williams- t.awn yesterday. stid thwat theltrumliours of un. rest amlon, the German ?? in Kaf- fraria tvnevc quite ...

... is believed it occurred in the Home Secretary's office through a petition from the Swansea Board of Guardians for a Welsh- speaking stipendiary being mistaken for the formal petition of the Corporation. The 'Lowu Clerk of Swansea has received letter trom ...

... The onamy are quite confident of maintaining their petition against any infantry in the world. The doctor found among, many speak- ing English. i Among those serving the auomy he saw an ex. Keuieiuuit in the Ariays who was cashiered for misconduct, and ...

... Delbray, whence I to end snit Inwriltiog heat the het 11. o Lomas via Lesewmodet, Brim, l'o.,orte. KAM, and Warsaw Ima oily speak is towns tISIaM wise ad tie Immei• Wiry awl I at Ms bends of the Rama eMelole thesegbent Dakbowskl, tad ses glib IM Tama. reed ...

... breed of cattle most in use in one's neighbourhood, provided, of course, that they aro suitable for dairy purpose*. Generaliy speaking, a really good shorthorn is tiic kind of animal that is always at nome, and il the occupier's means of keeping a cow of this ...

... Proposed a., vote of thanks to v ikE~ the Grand Master, which was ;seconded by Mr. ad J, H. Hallett. ' 1 'ye Canon Thompson, speaking in support of the and motion, expressed the opinion that -i was anl es,- admirable thing when mncudme len- together and have ...

... the United States of America. . . CAbf, NORTH' dHmEvEEL, ;st gi Sunday, December 17. n There is courage and merit in openly speak- as ing the truth about any engagement, for only 12 thereby can be had clearer lknowledge,-higher go efficiency of service ...

... Pee to asp she basekesemes Gomm ally days. He Is sow as old men it or most depend to • Imp enlist on as hod of may ratan to speak bete sad tarty ad „wa ke , ee au th. hey finder ea. _sae tat M en the senate roma and hie that y = Boss llpht will probably ...

... felt great pleasure in asking him cc ?r o accept that tolent of regiard from his eel- pc 'tleagues. .0 cC Mr>. 1.C. Thonsas, speaking on behalf of the 1ta edPostmen, said that they were sorry to loss 01 idsuch ani estesusted offlc-r. Every luau on the tk ...

... and Granget-owaI had for i cce years been suffering from sewer gas. ~through da en- the incapacity of the' wevetern .sewer. Speak- hri of log geographieally. the, Proposed situation was tat the b es t they could 'get. They had taken the to 'greatest possible ...

... ther in England can he got ,through is to have them T to sent through friends lin Franee or Germany, i via the Suez Canal. He speaks of life in Pre- 1101 toria being as safe to the English people who -; have taken the Oath of neutrality as in Esi- to gte- ...