I most earnestly beg You to send help to enable TIM SALVATION. ARMY to give some special MUSTMAR DAY RELIEF to thousands of the poorest deserving people who do not parade their poverty, but are known to the hundreds of Salvation Army Social Work Officers living and labouring amo

The demand for money continues strong, and the charge for advances over the night has been 2; per cent. or more. It is expected that the borrowings by the market from the Bank of England between now and the end of the year wilt be on a considerable scale. The discount rate is fi

INVESTMENTS QUOTED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. la his preface to this book SIR HENRY C. BURDETT,K.C.B., says: " By means of the Year Book the investor may compare the financial position of other similar companies with the financial position of those companies in which Fe has invested

pains to make clear that he k in favour of taxes on imported manufactures, corn, meat, dairy produce, and fruit, and added : fie was not sure whether that polies- could be regarded a-. the policy of the Unionist Party, until the question about the intlusion of the. propescd reci

on Tales., Wed , Thurs., and Fri , Oct. 26 to 29, at 6 o'clock, by the Gresham Professor of Physic. The Lectures are FREE TO THE PUBLIC.

Destiny."— &HILLER. "It is not only persons who are actually suffering from Liver disease who are benefited, but I have no doubt that many who are, as it were, preparing themselves by injudicious living for chronic liver disease would escape if, before actual morbid change had r

Although the balance of trading ount for the twelve months to the end of August last rose from £21,083 to £41,417, and the credit items totalled £50,613, compared with £37,717, the net profit shown by the Electrolytic Alkali Company is only a little higher at £11,919, in compari