Great development has also taken place in the production of good dried fruit. and raisins, and already the nts oí South Africa are entirely Dplied. and the export of these articles has been established: the preference for articles grown in the dominions has given a great impetus to this trade.
A great deal has also been done th regard ro jam-making and fruit-canning When it is considered that South Africa only started growing fruit commercially about ofy years ago—and the immense strifes that have been made in that time—it is not too much to p that this country flattering coiffures have all the mat sparkle and vavme b an ANTOINE'S
PERMANENT—and make a encourage Sir Samu chairman of the Commission for ini Exhibition. told the House that the evidence submitted was overwhelm-of the 23rd of the 16 ingly in favour of allowing bai sat there ought to be opportunity for for the present season, is announced io Bopr" representatives told them The first performance of the APE owe men who did not want a res- Wke Place on, or, about the 280. Tre anent meal to get a glass of beer. Guard
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.