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... raiktafy syatom * gigaßtic soak, ooiapakeory aenrioe up ia the amr future. Mr eAs far £81,000.000 to toss* thsa for hem* War Africa baa cat doable the* ooeaal and thoasaada of lire*. The trath ia «het the Kxe-1 oatife is at wife end. Then tk>a The fiehabary ...
... SOUTH AFRICA CONCILUTIOM SPEECH BY MB. COUBTHBY hamtm, HiffaL A me*** Hatei of «fa» Prfc ofl'u' aiy, ttr J Witoo, Ml'; MtKm-itarh., BcM. F, Me. Ooßrtwj* nfcn wo -with hmd Bo ...
... Imperial Yoomsury South Africa. period eeewioe requrad by the aattorrtim has. math wiadena ton *.id erpenrocr. been iodeftnikely fixed two three years, but too Men notified the volnnifvrv the 4mir ever reluming from Sooth Africa their earnee with the Imperial ...
... is for oftkoßoorw Bw oa«»4o m o»arro of pore poowa wot kooo Mod wo Iko ktxd of proMt wkkk wow tal oooko. .1 tkoofk tkot tho war it Snoili .\fiioa waajwatoad mi—ryow tko part Brtida, do aei aat*d to tkw sow. . A Uttar trom Dr. K«IW «ppMf«d your j.per Utely ...
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... new re ttoe aaoewd ijuortiow hove «▼ th»t hrc. tebi.rapbod to South Africa fur the ten and I wAI no—aW whether «a t> the when «* anrna. Mylar RASOH. OB of Jaa*. F ...
... Qm«r*l KVeciiun. Wet L-j* rrfowd bare dealing* with N KiU-bciier. Thi* ia not bccaiue baa .IrJ in tie cwinoird c*bl«t from Africa Tbr grounds for believing that itrl ri-miias iccxorabJo are quite diffcrenL i fa* a ;bi* the floodgates bare j -gainst bun ...
... remains at very low scale, and everywhere there is pronounced decision to await the outcome of the peace negotiations in South Africa. Console opened lower general reflection of this feeling, while belt was called in dealings in Kaffirs. West ■Africans seem ...
... dnkn bora, ocb. tt rot io the poblio Mono* Sookoolko priooo o*ilo iioi otJI io h.AVTII-Oai roHoloriotroCMbii during the war m Heath Africa orders wuru in Ininal? Lord STANLEY. No sir. 1 butiesw not the eaee. DMl* AND I C AND HOSPITAL Mr WYNDHAM. VSeld, said ...
... ctrrrent year, bat the War Loan was steadier. The reason Consols were most affected lies in the belief that the longer the war lasts the bigger tba wsw istne Consols will take. The only department which getting mote alive every day the war i» prolonged is the ...
... if apinmiu I. »li ahieted after the naiui.r Tin' earefid explain. He d«iiod the Becre- Ury far War the credit far the prompt despatch of troop# Booth Africa, and, oa the other hand, ptaoted hfat the raapoeaibility for iMaAeieat veepoo# aad artillery. Lord ...
... ffls. line Cot- news from South Africa Kaffirs were weaker stunners Ordinary gave way 3d, to ; j and dull ' T T 1 ' l 2 11-16. In Government Funda, Local Loan reee , !'] in Brick and Tile Ordinsry eased off 9s.' ! ; « n War fell i % W 2 In *dw*L Caledonian ...