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... of the end Anuditor- It is therefore quite pos From the of the war for eeveral:9 | NEWS ‘that the total of the Beton Dest Business on the which on March 1690, was was of a restricted cha on 782, showing £1,416,107 net im great measure 46 @ BY MARKET ‘with ...
... > or leests to tueasure. Whee ig 16%, the war had bees made and avd the to the state addition of the wa cate id be re: from Geum the ef all Cots ies hich we war until a dete to ap he tae pr it oe , but be, of th thet the time might yet arrive the Cape ...
... in . the brutal war.|one day of the week & for jest and| Saturday, however, w: ts of laughter from | Mr were oe ee The fumes of the| den-party of the Duk ave banished from Blenheim, Sir tragedies that have| Henry Campbell-Ban: rth Africa, the un- considerable ...
... of the war, so that— the wire-pallers in eyed in this war both in. reo and Trensveal, very big D, and: ihe very begiming, Yet ly b enatchless audacity and power of deluding the to the has been missing for « ee 9B aging at first mnths of the war wally the ...
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... et Tram and Omn RLU The following are th GOVEBNMENT BY MARKET Con Stock 1905 Tuesday Evening. ec at War Leen RAILWAYS AND RY STRONGER. Bpe, 1951 rAY ORDINARY Prev La 026 the Exchange ald/ ¢ | tone was much 0120 a ces were recorded in BREWERIES AND Railway ...
... position te go on wotice to the other side en generation is still revered in South Africa. The BDUCATI Hen. William Porter, C.MG., went out to complicated one, end I South Africa as for Cape OFFIC be could not oppose the ap- Colony in the thirties of the last ...
... General Com: eembers of the branch gh organisation wi e the “My Dear in the interest of the war in South Africa, | Passed (bear, bear). Ireland | read these this war, to which rejoice to fin pople were bitterly op-| 2 body bs ...
... oe jm the t je war all the more Peace on the terms wvelopment of might have reduced / oar come parent quiescence for | THis ROYAL DUE it is knowh that con- Seuth Africa under SPRING pgland’s hold of the g weaker and weaker. TO OPEN NEX of peri]—due directly ...