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... FOREIGN EYE-GLASSES. SOME COMICAL CARTOONS. SPECIAL MAP OF THE PRESENT WAR AREA. THE WEEK'S WAR NEWS. THREE FINE STORIES. NUMEROUS PORTRAITS AND PICTURES. nrnWvEN FOUR PAGES. ONE PENNY. WAR TA X. TEACKER'S HIGHLAND CREAM W3HISKY -REMAINS UNALTERED IN STRENGTH ...

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... INTERESTING ARTICLE, DESCRIBING A S6IT TO THE PRESIDENCY. BLOEM1FONTEIN. BY ?.f POULTYN}:Y BIGELOW, - AUTHOR OF 'THE WHITE HTAN'S AFRICA. FULLY ILLUSTRATED WITH PORTRAIT OF STEYN, AND PICTURES OF THE FIlER STATE CAPITAL. FAMOUS BRITISH REGI-MENTS. DESCRIBED BY ...

... sympathies were with the Re- Dublics would stand solidly together, and mnake the government of South Africa impossible. If England triecl to~ hold South Africa down, she could do itso long as she could. -But no Teutonic people would allow. itself to be governed ...

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... Cayzer, Ir ane, d Co., London, Eancn-ster. LIrverp-si, or lIwHp. ?? UTNION LINE MAIL STEAMERS: TO GOLD- %- ? IELDS of SOUTj AFRICA, NATAL, and EAST Aii~eICA, an~dMADMERA and TENEltIItFE. rideesFe. Departures from SOt UTHAM1'TON EvR 'SA.ouwAy. GALKA- - ...

... Stories for the lorug. KACHILLAx & Co. 9LctrA London. J NISBET & CO.'S NEW LIST. MSTLARGE EDITION ALMADY XXHAIITME FYIHE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. ITS CAUSES I D EFFECIS BY J. A. EOBSOIN. Dcmy 3ron, Is. 6. not. ' llu arguments are certsinly worth of cauederatinm ...

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