... fasnM good atrpply food. enemy confident maintaining position against any infantry '•' world. ' doctor tound among the many speaking English. 1 Among those serving enemy saw cx- Itentcnant army wr.s cashiered for misconduct, and ex-sergeant the army who ...

... demand all kinds laboor ie necessarily dmited; .a really first-class Been can always get employment the and kindred trades. Speaking generalW, prospect* better than ihey were year ago. arm those who If ft colony during depression hava returned. have fallen ...

... the Army before the pen can receive its adequate support; and thouagh this is rather a big task-it means, compara- tively speaking, the creation of a Navy, equal to that of England-the Emperor, encouraged by the labours of his grandfather in the one branch ...

... last place we ware was a fair mixture of mad aad water, and we had to walk four miles for it. are now getting, comparatively speaking, good water, although the used it burying place for their dead. FEW CHILDREN will take nasty-tasting mediemes just because ...

... THE FOOD OF THE PEOPLE. vehicle or receptacle. Speaking of its 3\tr Simpson ?? Mill be of greet valun, ^t!o!eielly ilk London and the largest cities. Hero in Brlstol, although there arc about 1500 mil k sellers, there are very few teat one does not knows ...

... steethed wood working day and et three o'clock fer all the ewe. • latter cascludes •• follows —• - it to ens for - aompame• to speak. We mrst their answer amidently aad mind, Liwt the Prefect bad o internam with the limpector-fieweral of Woes and dm State ...

... Colonel Podmore Clark. There were two other candidates but they polled fewer than zo votes between them. Alderman Pearson speaking at Mr. Lee's Committee room after the declaration of the poll remarked that he believed their member would be as progressive ...

... taking the birth of Christ as the starting point, we shall only have completed the 1900th year, and, therefore, strictly speaking, cannot be in the 20th century until this year is passed At the same time, in popular language, it appears to me that we ...

... garrison artillery sitting at the War Office. b The Press Association says although a report h published yesterday, which speaks of a decision of r-the Defence Committee of the Cabinet to spend five 0 millions on modernised and extended gun armament 3 ...

... THE GUN ARMAMENT OF THE ARMY. The Pre,. Assnciation says that, although a cermet published yesterday which speaks of a dectaton of the Defence Committee of the Cabinet to spend five millions on modennerd and extended pun for the army lass unauthorised ...

... thought of as the showman only, or that intrepid sportsman Burnham He meatless both Colonel Cody and Mr. Burnham when he is speaking of lb. training of the eye. Riding with either of them you will notice, he are, that while hetalks with you his eyes scarcely ...

... original scheme. For that matter, the adhesion of Western Anstralia is only a question of time. The position of New %Asiah speak. insular, no to sk. insular, is peculiar to i . f. ,rex yl Rut New Zealand has shown at the tit jury tore. m always, loyelty ...