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... of local joint committee under new Railway Act. Pressed Government for taxation reductions and administrative economies (Civil Service pay-roll has increased £44.000.000). Recommended Summer Time as a permanent Act (April to October) Reported that Reading's ...

... two Colonies stand. Sir David Barbour's report on their financial condition, and a few estimates of the number of Boers re-settled on the land, are, however, the only statistics that have yet been issued. The Boer Generals speak of 20 000 women and children ...