... Debate on Poverty ni err a mi l ia l . Speech by W. S. Oar London Letter 65 C aine. 111. P. (Special Retort) 66 of the United States is dragged in. The argument is: America has an excess of exports; America is prosperous; therefore an excess of exports ...

... Grievances. The withdrawal of Martial Law Cape Colony releases the Kimberley Buluwayo district from the control the Director Civil Supplies. The employees of the Central Railway complain that they are grievously underpaid and overworked. They allege that ...

... expressly refused the Cross of clent number of burghers the United States mender of the Legion of Honour because be 'Government would grant lands for farms in would not be decorated for civil war. belian reservations. The epidemic of yellow fever, which ...

... that time. Only let it be remembered that in such a matter haste may not make for speed. The work of resettling the population. re-establishing civil institutions, and re-organising the great industries, must be thoroughly well done, and cannot be done ...

... 'COLONIAL AND FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE THE PEACE. 11,000 BOER SURRENDERS PROBLEMS OF RESETTLEMENT. The following telegram from Lord Kitchener has been received at the War Office : Pretoria, June 12, 8 p.m. Since my last report 864 burghers have surrendered ...

... fur which so hesiy price has been paid, that furnishes us with the surest grounds for believing that the foundations of an united South Africa have at last been laid deep and firm in the mutual the two races. For it to observed thst not only have the Bovra ...

... returning to their old homes provided by the authorities with month’s equipment and supplies. The scheme organisation for resettling the veldt population, described to-day the correspondent of the Times,” seems admirably designed, local commissions being ...

... of the melte immediately following the declaration of peace he referred to the rapidity with which the work oisnbatitnting civil adminestettion for military rule was proceeding. But the Colonial (Mice had, whilst in the midst of war, been prepsring for ...

... full, but General Febmch reports that 180 more are to come in. The South African Constabulary have been handed over to the civil authorities, Lord Kitchener considers there is no necessity for any further Military operations. From Colombo it announced ...

... case of the rusticated cadets, and that there were no further papers by Sir George Whit© respecting the si-go Ladysmith. The Civil Service /Estimates were considered in Committee of ?Bupply, when questions relating to education, •diplomacy and oommeroo, ...

... which the Boer leaders, in pursuance of their desperate and unrelenting policy, have insisted, but both the military and the civil authorities have doue everything in their power to mitigate suffering and to prevent the spread of disease, which, It should ...

... As llio rancliiuery f-cttled civil Government into jday, the magnitude tlic task which still confronts Viscount Milner in evolving order and creating unity of sentiment is more and more obvious. The process of resettlement is necessarily matter of making ...