Mr. Seddon cabled to Sir John see a congratulatory message on the completion of the Pacific cable:—"The thread of kinship." he said, "is now supplemented by ...
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Article : 513 wordsDuring his forthcoming visit to South Africa Mr. Chamberlain intends to confer with the leaders of the Africander Bond aa well as the Cape Ministry, and with the ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Tue 4 Nov 1902, Page 5
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