Multiple Classified Advertisements
1909; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores Resumo
Classified ads: Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhœa Remedy Is the Most Successful Medicine in the World for Bowel Complaints, The Death Occurred in Mail Week of Baron George De Reuter, Second Surviving Son of the Late Baron De Reuter, at 4 Berkeley Square, London, after a Long Illness, Father Xmas at Henderson's, Two Years Ago Mr. Fred Verran, of Sterkstroom, J.P., and Late Assistant Chief Inspector of Sheep, Cape Colony, Contracted a Severe Attack of Rheumatic Fever, and He Could Not Shake It off until He Went in for Jones's Rheumaticuro and Jones's Rheumaticuro Vegetable Liver Pills, Multiple Classified Advertisements, Royal Baking Powder, Xmas Cards, A Doubtful Compliment. Frontmatter: Diamond Fields Advertiser. Birth notices: Domestic Notices Births. Marriage notices: Marriage. Death notices: Deaths. Display ads: John Orr & Co's, Springbok Tobacco and Cigarettes. News: Steamers Collide During a Storm, "Salvation" Smith A Novel Record Collection, Dorando Beaten In a Marathon Race, Cape Ports And Railway Rates, Kimberley Is No Exception, Postle Beaten Cartmell's Record of 220 Yards, Union-Castle Company And the East Coast Service, Voisin Aeroplane At East London, Fishing Boat Tragedy Crew of Seven Missing, Test Match Competitions, Johannesburg Steady, Late King Leopold The Capital in Mourning, Tintagel Castle Refloated Journey Continued, The First Test Match S. A. Team Not yet Selected, H. J. Wills Share Report, Mining Items, Second League, Portuguese Politics Cabinet Resigns, Sir M. Nathan Entertained by Civil Servants, School for Miners An Interesting Experiment, Woman's Gossip, Dingaan's Day Celebration A Potgietersrust Memorial, Determined Suicide On the Rand, Strange Suicide By a Late Rhodesian Resident, Union Parliament Rand Progressive Possibles, Mr. John Burns Demonstration at Battersea, Day by Day, The Late Mr. A. A. Young, Pretoria Township Co. To Be Floated Shortly, Southern League, Volunteer Gazette Kimberley Regiment, Local and General, Woman's Aches and Pains Unable to Move for Twelve Days, In the Courts Kimberley, Afrikanders Abroad, The Lost City? Ruins Unearthed, South African Wool Experts' Severe Criticism, M. C. C. Tour The Visitors at Johannesburg, Remains Conveyed to Brussels, Kruger Curios In the South African Museum, Shaw Savill Liner Launched at Belfast, The Austrian Cabinet A Prolonged Debate, Sheepskin Sales Spirited Competition in London, Governor - Generalship Speech by Mr. Herbert Gladstone, Party Prospects in England, French Criminal Procedure, Australian Miners' Strike Work in the West, Union Mementos Interesting Articles, Dr. Jameson and Sir P. Fitzpatrick Arrival in Johannesburg, Christmas at Home London Hotels Packed, Sao Thome and Principe Labour Conditions to Be Improved, An Enormous Fortune, Colonel O'Brien Appointed Colonial Secretary of the Gambia, "The Dollar Princess" First Performance This Evening, Clancy Beats Austin For the Featherweight Championship of South Africa, Scottish League, Heavy Demand for Coal At Lourenco Marques, Central Mining and Investment Co. Interim Dividend, Canada's Naval Policy Denounced by the Premier of Manitoba, Cape Government And Agricultural Advancement, Affairs in Nicaragua United States Intervention, Suffragettes Packed in Straw, To-Day's Events. Editorial: Scientific Farming. Business: Durban Port News A Rush of Business, Home Elections Mr. Lloyd George Predicts a Trade Boom, The Kafir Market Firm on Dividends, Prevention of Corruption Act Nature of Its Provisions, Maize Market Prices on the Baltic Exchange. Sports: Peninsula Cricket Senior League Matches, Sport and Pastime Turf, Rand Cricket Saturday's Scores, Racing on the Rand Pony and Galloway Meeting, Home Football The League Matches, Rugby International Trial Match, Saturday's Cricket Eclecticvs. K. H. S.. Shipping news: S. A. Ships. Obituary: Dr. Sebastian Evans. Backmatter: Printed and Published by the "Diamond Fields Advertiser," Limited. At Their Steam Printing Works, Stockdale Street, Kimberley.
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