... Boers made a determined attack French’s advance post, which was held bs New Zealand Mounted Wifles, and sup- fi ported by a detachment of,the Ist Yorkshire vu The Boers were repulsed, lea behind 20 killed. Their wounded estima¥ed not less than 50. Their attack ...

... money shall lie well spent. not acsttered right and left, like the “ Special Aid Grant of 1897. And is the Liberal policy to starve the education the Working child ii> the Voluntary school in order to spite the Church parson? I am vehemently agoinst any ...

... RT LEEDS. ]ASRS. IJEPPER aind SUNS'ORDE'R of SALE 'at 11.30-The GREALT a'NN~UAL EASTER CARPrIAGE SALE, when 15 OAs7.RLi,GES aid TRAPS: of all kinds wrill be At 1 55 -A _MASiTRII'i BITCH; a good y-ard dogr. At 2o't-k 53HOltiSEsi, ?? good animals fee dll ...

... has increased since from Ift, 100 to 4i’,ooJ. The Committee complain that in some rases the grant aid has been improperly applied by associations of voluntary schools, and express the hope that at distant date the schools may be , independent of the oharitT ...

... local author: ties -nee * sefully got out thc.r of.; . • i.-n* to rural ch;!-l tiie cheap and nasty prim ipie. The ventral aid was pa d the schools, big and litile al k--. on the capitation plan. Tlii' meant that in the xoiaii c-ountry school, where the ...

... heavior Z~eper capita3 cost. Lea~ving this central prneciple in the financing of educationl that centralI aid ruset b02 supplemnented by locsal aid. But t.he villages w ere too poor cud too ?? about the value of education to find the necessarys local supple-) ...

... id the welfare of tbeir children. (Applansa,) Mr. Allan Croft (Notnnghaiu) seixinded the motion. ■ Voluntary on tfie Ist-is average attendanoe w , aid Mud, receive ..n higher grant in future an udditioral sum c-f iTArJ,(WO av . but was not enough. Hear ...

... place the subject the future Voluntary schools, but no resolution was passed. There was general agreement in the opinion that, the financial position becoming more acute, and several speakers advocated the unification cf Voluntary and Board schools iu order ...

... INDISPE NSABLE 'L;ROCTF BOOI TO ToTTRisTs. Ar ALL. Booz siTLTs. PRICR ONE SEsILLT-e. NO XAi BRlIT1L RUBBER CO. LTD , -_ -65 AiD 66. BRIGGAT. IETOU should use 'he BYBRACHAH Wall Paper. .3 Your Decorator has the Books. BEFCAUSE A PAPER IS INEXP1ENSSIVE ...

... Latest reports indicate no change in the situation at Rumasi. The Newfoundland House of Assembly has voted 20,000 dols. in aid of the War Fund. The colony is enjoying greater prosperity than it has enjoyed during the last twenty years. The Pennsylvania ...

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... stmall qu,,mittiee. VAEPAIR WOR1I IloNE. Distance no object. S. LEU-COTEMS snd CO. C IlaNCHER TYRES. CLINCHER TYRES. FraMS- DETACHABLE 13.VTr.ETT'S PArAser I'FreantAtrC TYREs TnvEirTet- rIMPeOVERO 1900 PcTr'rzrir. IENCHER TYRES, CLiNCHER TYRES, EA -MST DrTACdEMlD ...