The Rhodesia Herald
1907; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Frontmatter: Rhodesia Herald, The Rhodesia Herald Weekly Edition, The Rhodesia Herald. Classified ads: Two Years Ago Mr. Fred Verran, of Sterkstroom, J.P., and Late Assistant Chief Inspector of Sheep, Cape Colony, Constructed a Severe Attack of Rheumatic Fever, and He Could Not Shake It off until He Went in for Jones' Rheumaticuro and Jones' Rheumaticuro Vegetable Liver Pills, Local Business Directory, The Central News Agency Limited, One of the Finest Writing Fluids, Multiple Classified Advertisements, Found, Geoff. Clinton, Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera & Diarrhœa Remedy. Arts and entertainment: S. A. Preducts Exhibition, S. A. Products Exhibition Brilliant Conversazione Given by Princess Christian. News: Armed Basutos Capture and Detain Two European Sportsmen, Whom They Accuse of Being Spies, Mines, Roads and Motors, Cape Farmers Troubles Resolutions regarding New Feather Bill and Vermin Destruction Passed by Farmers' Congress, Girls' School Burned Damage Estimated at £7,000, Restless Russia, Australasian Mails Little Prospect of Financial Assistance from the Commonwealth, Queen Victoria Memorial, Crime in France Repression Has Almost Ceased to Exist, Matabelaland, Premiers Will Not Address the Commons, Shropshires for Africa, Union Boat's Narrow Escape, Port of Lagos Lord Elgin's Anticipations, Home Rule A Congressman's Prophesy, Guild of Loyal Women, Naval Retrenchment Simon's Bay Docks Scheme Reduced by £396,000, Indian Railways, Joeste Still Maintains That Ferreira Acted under German Instructions, Mashosaland, Native Unrest in Natal Recurrence of Trouble Predicted, … Quays, The Raiders, Muzzling Order, Germans in Morocco Moors Being Spoiled of Land to Satisfy the Teuton, New Rhodes Scholar A Gentleman of Colour from Havard, Cape Municipalities Third Session Opens at Capetown, Mr. Churchill Admits That the W. N. L. A. System Is a Great Advance on Free Recruiting, but Favours Middle Course, Impressive Funeral Ceremony of Victims, Women's Bill Upsets Party Lines and Is Talked Out, Forces of Reaction Mobilised and Awaiting a Pretext for Dealing Constitutional Reform a Crushing Blow, Arbroath Disaster, Irish Affairs Tyrannical Code Suspended, Johannesburg Crime, Town Council, Boers' Chinese Policy As Explained to Sir J. West Ridgeway, Indiguant Suffragettes Censure the Government, Praised by Viscount St. Aidwyn, English League, Monetary Stringency Caused by Growth of Trade, Mr. J. Chamberlain Progressing Satisfactorily, February Output 40,482 Ounces, Hohenzollern Stores The Kaiser Selling Pottery Ware, The Exodus to Australia, Victims Officially Estimated at 400 Explosions Recur Every Three Minutes, M. Stelypln's Views, Mr. Botha Will Probably Attend, Colonists, Not Tenants, Colonial Conference Natal Premier Leaves for England, Imperial Conference Suggested That Colonies Be Permanently Represented in London, North Tyrone Result Liberal Returned by Majority of 7, Official Estimates Minimise Casualties Fifty Killed, Including Captain and Commander, and 100 Injured, International Rugger Wales Gives Ireland a Terrible Beating, Crozet Castaways Safely Landed at Hobart, Stainbank's Murderers Police Investigations Lead to the Arrest of Two Natives, His Majesty Breaks down When Reading Farewell Messages, The "Cape Times, " in Its Comments on This Petition, Strongly Insists upon the Death Penalty Being Carried out, Urging That the Criese Was Cuwardly and Cold-Blooded in the Extrctor, and Emphasising the Remarks of Judge Lange, in Condemning the Prisoners to Death, Accident on Delagoa Line The Worst since the War, The New Ministry Its Aims and Objects, The Duke of Connaught Alludes to Conciliatory Effect of Freemassury in South Africa, Sir Daniel Dixes, French Naval Disaster One Hundred and Fourteen Men Missing, Ameer's Tour Concluded Leaving behind Real and Not Paper Friends, Congratulates Afghanistan and Himself on Having Such True Friends, Canada and United States Mr. J. Bryee Going to Ottawa to Discuss Matters of Issue, What Dr. Jameson Will Bring Forward, Rebellion Incident Natal Police Go to Transvaal for Alleged Murderer, Always a Boer The "Standard" and Mr. Merriman's Ideals, Paris Strike Ended, Against the Lords Campaign Not Abandoned by the Government, Damaraland Estimates Pass Second Reading, That Two Thousand, News of the Week, Chinese Labour, Colonial Conference Cape Representatives Leave for England, Currie Water Polo Cup Western Province the Winners, His Majesty's Holiday, The Modern Elijah, Legislation to Be Introduced by the New Ministry, Rand Mine Labour Debate in the Commons, League Table, South Africa's Future Boers and Britons Working Together, but Imperial Government Must Not Interfere, Upper Chamber Ought to Be Composed of Men of Intelligence, Police Ordered to Be Ready for Possible Dissolution of the Duma, Trespass, Co-Operation At the Cape Eastern Farmers Rebuked for Their Lack of Interest, Heavy Snow in Scotland, Natal Diamonds, Limitation of Armaments, Licensing Court, Troubled English Seas Many Wrecks Is the Channel and North Sea, Accident on Delagoa Line Culvert Washed Away and Regine Goes into Stream, New Hebrides Australian Premier Complains Governor's Report Incomplete, Anti-Jap Agitation Exclusion of Jap Labourers Has Unfortunate Effect on Roosevelt's Efforts, The Settlers' Case Suggested Heads for Inquiry into the British South Africa Company's Rule, For the Farmer Marketing Surplus Grain, Poisoned Wounds, Another Disappointment, Against the Lords Only a Small Party of Extremists Urging the Government to Fulfil Its Pledges, To Assist the Trustees, The Poor Indian Again, Ferreira Raiders Sentences Commuted to Imprisonment, Intimidation in Ireland, The "Berlin" Disaster Special Matinee in Aid of Relatives of Victims, Sir E. Grey Approves of the Attempt to Encourage White Labour, Central Africa, Mr. Botha's Aims, Transvaal Gold Output Short Month and Chinese Holidays Cause a Shortage of 40096 Ousees, Evacuating Manchuris Japanese Withdrawing Troops, New American Tariff … Is Favour of Germany, The Queen's Visitor Special Precautions against Outrages, Off Flushing Great Nastern Steamer Stranded with 46 Passengers Aboard, The "Cambridge" Refloated, Loot Cattle An Officer's Successful Appeal, Here and There, New Japanese Fives Animated Messes at London Banks, Butchers at Law The Depreciation of a Business, S. A. Freights Commission Sir F. Hepwood Resigns His Seat, Gay City in Darkness Electrical Works Employees Strike and Paris Is Left without Light, Budget Speculations, King to Visit Ireland, Natal Fruit Government Assisting the Export Trade with England, Dinizulu's Secretary Magistrate Appointed to Hear Case against Daniel, Votes for Women Premier Promises Support, Management of Cape Railways Recommendations of the Commission of Enquiry, Our Poor Black Brother, Anti-Jap Agitation Californian Legislature Decides to Wait, Gwelo Gleanings, Alleged Murder, Valuable Settlers Procured for Rhodesia and Orangia, Bacon Factory, Magistrate's Court, Press Comments on the Churchill Allegations against the W. N. L. a, Orangia Unie, Rand Mine Labour Mr. J. R. Robinson Replies to Unionist Attacks, French Naval Disaster, Botha's Speech Comments Mining Industry Will Help Present Government If Its Policy Is Broad and Moderate, Colonial Preference British Chambers of Commerce Urge the Government to Promote Reciprocal Trading, Prospectors ! Note !!, Ranjitsinghi as Rajah Installed with Most Magnificent Ceremony, Portuguese Premier Hopes That Commission of Enquiry Will Settle All Future Compilcations, Rabies, Protected by Police the Commons Discuss the Bill Premier Opines Exclusion of Women from Franchise Neither Expedient, Justifiable nor Politically Right. Editorial: The Settlers' Case. Sports: Railway Cricket Centuries in the Match Cape v. Natal, Sporting News Association Football, S. A. Cricket Team Only Fourteen Players Will Go to England, Sallsbury Sports Club Annual Meeting, Tennis Tournament. Shipping news: Shipping Ring Government Keenly Sympathetic Towards the Opponents, Britain's Navy Must Be Kept Sufficient for Its Purpose Whatever the Cost, Buenos Ayres Shipping Big Project on Feet, Navy's Effective Strength Fixed by Commons at 125,000 Men, Beira Shipping. Business: Share Market Prices Lower, Britain's Trade Another Record for February, Wednesday's Market. Obituary: Obituary Mr. Theophilus Shepatese. Display ads: Something for Everybody. Backmatter: Printed by the Proprietors, the Argus Printing and Publishing Company, Limited, and Published by Messrs. Wilson & Kemp Causeway, Salisbury, Rhodesia.
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