... was | a fairly ““‘“N&m‘gn' ith the the adjacent farm on another estate. Most | eXplanation ~may that. a 8 i of them were bankrupt by the cattle depre_;Stewnrts‘ so with others. clan loyalties are dations of the Government troops or had strong. 4 : already ...

... but that for the first time in recent years they are compelled to make a real effort to sel]l them, at the risk of going bankrupt. They have had to bother to get the goods into the shops and to find out what is wanted where; they have discovered that ...

... heads of the three r: ?’:‘s. you to-night that we shall do our utmost, | members of the Diplomatic Corps. ?n e chort of going bankrupt. to increase those | High Commissioners for the Dominions. ...

... lot of money in cattle stocks in such conditions of weak‘kneed ineptitude. The only hope appears to be that one day our bankrupt parties may wake up and see things as they are, and then let us hope that they will unite, on at least one point, and that ...

... Their object is to inform representa- wa. . ntg ma\:bo cancelled if the ow = tives of the British Government of the dieé goes bankrupt, is invol :d°~ e proposals they have made to the Persian ' g.andal. or if the pSéwérei no ‘;1 oy ta Government for _a settlement ...