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The Rhodesia Herald

1907; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

R. Gordon,

Frontmatter: Rhodesia Herald, The Rhodesia Herald. Classified ads: Presents and Fancy Goods for Xmas Trade Now Unpacked, Blood Poison, Large Assortment of Xmas and New Year Cards at Wilson & Kemp's, Matrimony, Kirschbaum, The Increasing Demand for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Proves It to Be the Best That Can Be Secured, Wanted to Buy, Matrimonial Times, Mother Seigel's Syrup Cures Young and Old, Multiple Classified Advertisements, Jones' Rheumaticuro and Jonjes Rheumaticuro Vegetables Liver Pills, Chamberlain's Pain Balm in Unequalled for Cuts, Bruises and Uprains, The Bravoetsman, Customs Forms. Marriage notices: Marriage. Display ads: Nov. 23 Is the Last Day. News: Salisbury Library, A Baron's Suicide, South Australia Badly Beaten, Australasian Mails Deadlock between Commonwealth and Orient Line, Cause to Be Grateful That Rhodesia Is Still in the Hands of the Chartered Company, Terrific Earthquake Mountain Dwindling to Nothing, Penny Postage Will Be Introduced in Australia Next Year, Lord Mayor, Sheriffs and Officials Decorated, Selukwe Stabbing Case, Indian Unrest Rapidly Passing Away— Notorious Agitators Released, New Italian Princess, Cordial Reception, Hindu Priest Refuses to Leave the Transvaal and Is Arrested, Criminal Appeal, Mr. Birrell Carrying out Premier's Engagements, Banquet at Windsor, Record Scoring, Kaiser Will Recuperate at Bournemouth, Cattle Sickness, Local Mathematicians!, Rhodes Scholarships Will Be Extended to Orangis and Transvaal, Says Mr. Hawkeley, North-Eastern Rhodesia Order in Council of 1900 Amended, De Beers Headquarters Transferred to Kimberley to Avoid Double Taxation, Salvation for S. Africa, His Majesty Delayed by Fog in the Channel, Irish Harvest Outlook Described as Gloomy, U. S. Money Crisis Workmen Being Paid by Cheques, B. S. A. Company Lord Milner's Opinion, Tariff Reform Unionist Party Absolutely Committed, Populating Australia, Landslide in Turkestan, N. S. W. Coal Dispute, Persian Affairs Situation Serious Shah Accused of Complicity in Recent Disturbances, Dutch East Indies Another Patrol Surprised and Massacred, "Dreadnought" Trying New Propeliers and Steering Gear, Simply a Martyr Tortured with Dissiness and Palpitation, and Afraid of Fainting in the Street, Industries May Shortly Be Established near the Falls, From Our Special Correspondent, Naval Boat Stranded 1,000 Bluejackets Slide Ashore, Queensland's Chief Secretary, Manicaland, Irish Land Reform, Town Council, Whiteman Hanged First in Natal since …, Umtali Races, English League, Theatrical Visitors The Silver King, France and Morocco, The Kaiser's Visit Scene at the Guildhall, Locusts, King's Birthday Celebrations at Sandringham Were of Most Simple Character, Flogging the Disloyal Mr. Morley Refuses to Interfere with Sentences Passed by Indian Law Courts, "It Became Like Home to Visit Windsor", High Political Results Not Expected, Famine in India, Bloemfontein Sensation An Attempt to Extort Money from Dr. Ramsbottom, Retrenched Civil Servant Sues the Cape Treasurer General for Damages, Home Politics "Take Not off Your Armour", Transvaal Farming Record Crops Anticipated, Cheap Power, Mr. Churchill's Tour, Local Scots, Section of the Press Declares That Sir Percy Scott Has Unmeasurably Condemned the Navy, Canada and Japan, Cullinan Diamond The King's Message of Acknowledgement, Buffaloes & Tsetse, Rand Mining, Kingdom for Sale, Original Arrangements Will Be Adbored To, Another 4,000,000 Dollars of Gold Engaged, Mr. Merriman Expected to Speak on Pubilc Affairs at an Early Date, United South Africa A Year's Loan: £104, 181— Sale of Company Proposed, British East Africa, Conservative Conference Messages to the Unionists from Mr. Balfour and Mr. Chamberlain Urging Unanimity, Russian Famine Scandal Ex-Minister for Interior Sentenced, Tariff Reform, No Need for Alarm regarding His Majesty's Health, Gold Output, Hunting Col. Chester-Master's Foxhounds, Railway Settlement A Discordant Note, The Kaiser's Grandson, The Kaiser's Visit Trip to … Abondened on Advice of His Physicians, Van Ryn Meeting Mr. Leopold Albu Eulogieses Mr. Botha's Co-Operation with the Mining Industry, Hartley Happenings, Goldfields Report The Labour Question, At the Guildhall, Mr. Churchill's Tour Urges upon Natives the Advantages of Earning Wages and Improving Stock, French Government Does Not Desire to Convert Morocco into a Protectorate, A Unanimous Press, Britain's Army Mr. Haldane Hopes for a Continuity in Military Policy, Currency at a Premium, The IIi-Used Indian London Mahommedans Express Sympathy for Their Poor Downtrodden Brother in the Transvaal, Canadian Anti-Asiatic Campaign, Birthday Honours An Actor and a Singer Knighted— South Africans in the List, Imperial Parliament, Rainfall, Cullinan Diamond Handed to the King, Tree Planting in Streets, Liquor for Natives Another Whiteman Convicted, Small Workers, Shipment of Pigs, N. S. W. Coal Strike Miners Appeal to British and American Unionists for Sympathy and Assistance, English Mails, Russian Finances A Deficit of 108 Million Roubles, Suffragettes at Brighton Break up Free Trade Meeting, Cape Campaign Mr. Malan Replies, Astronomy for Juveniles, Wholesale Shooting Limerick Tradesman Shoots Two Rivals and Two Policemen, Then Commits Suicide, Natal Export, Scottish League, Railways & Customs Britains Requests Portugal to Send Representative to Pretoria Conferences, Queen of Portugal, English League, Division I Log to Date, Importation of Cattle, Trumper's Fine Performance, Depression in Portugal English Sovereigns Rise to as Premium, State Visit to the City Route Lined with Crack Regiments and Enormous Crowds Honour the Emperor, American Gold Imports Valued at 50,000,000 Dollars, Disappointed Hopes At the Hague Causes the Government to Build an Additional Battleship, The Scott Incident Paintwork Not Gunnery, Local Celebrations, Rhodesian Association, The Result of Years, Fog Accident Trains Collide at Willesden Junction Eight Persons Injured, United States and Japan Viscount Hayashi Says Relations Were Never Smoother, Japanese Honour the "Greatest Peacemaker of the World", Walfisch Bay Reported Exchange between Great Britain and Germany, Imperial Preference Dr. Jameson Says It Must Come, Chelsea's Record Gate, Presentation Ceremony, Lord Mayor's Show, Here and There, S. A. Products Sir Pieter Bam's Tour, News of the Week The Opportunity, Newfoundland Premier Absent from Governor's King's Birthday Dinner, Aeronautics, Training Ship Disaster Death Roll Numbers 15, U. S. A. Presidency Nomination of Mr. Roosevelt Discussed, Warning to Cyclists, 5th Royal Irish Lancers, "Lusitania" Beats Her Previous Record, Indian Unrest Agitators Apologise, The Last Fence Dr. Jameson Thinks We Have Got Over, Victoria Falls Mr. Wilson Fox Optimistic, The Unie's Policy South Africa for South Africans General De Wet on Federation, France and Morocco Situation Permits Withdrawal of Destroyers and Cruisers, British Premier Seized with Sudden Illness, Guildhall Banquet The Government's Policy, The Railway Precedent N. S. Wales Premier Intervenes in Colliery Dispute, Deadly and Depressing Solicitor-General's Attack on Socialism, A Home from Home, Imported Hatters Causing Trouble in Sydney, Mr. Lloyd George's Success, Kaiser and Kaiserin Deeply Touched, Destructive Fire At Wisconsin— Damage Estimated 3,000,000 Dollars, "The King", Cleverness Misdirected, A Great Cricketer Recommends Zam-Buk, Growing Confidence. Shipping news: Beira Shipping. Business: Britain's Trade October Returns Show Further Range Increases in Experts and Imports, Share Market Outlook Brighter, Local Business Directory Accountants. Obituary: Obituary A Poet and a Rugby Player, Obituary Lord Chesham Killed in the Hunting Field. Cover: Argus P. & P. Co. Sports: Sporting News Home Football, Racing Manchester November Handicap, Cricket Vigne Cup, Derby Cup Run To-Day, Home Football Association, Sporting News Shooting, Golf Salisbury Golf Club, Rugby, S. A. Cricket Tour Test Matches Receipts, Cricket M. C. C. Australian Tour, Mashonaland Cricket Association Fixture List for the Season, 1907-8. Editorial: San Jose Scale. Letter to the editor: Letters to the Editor Cancer on Horses. Backmatter: Printed by the Proprietors, the Argus Printing and Publishing Company, Limited, and Published by Messrs, Wilson & Kemp Causeway, Salisbury, Rhodesia.