and engineering journal . uneasiness felt in some quarters in connection with thepossibilities of Germany selling Kaffirs on the official ter-mination of the War, it is pointed out that inasmuch aslarge German holdings remained under the control of thepublic custodians, the question of stock coming on themarket is obviated. The recent activity in Kaffirs, togetherwith the revival of rumours hinting at the possibility ofRhodesia joining the Union, stimulated some buying inRhodesians, mainly low-priced shares. Diamond sharesadvancd, chiefly on Paris buying. Concerning Mines and Men. Si
and engineering journal . uneasiness felt in some quarters in connection with thepossibilities of Germany selling Kaffirs on the official ter-mination of the War, it is pointed out that inasmuch aslarge German holdings remained under the control of thepublic custodians, the question of stock coming on themarket is obviated. The recent activity in Kaffirs, togetherwith the revival of rumours hinting at the possibility ofRhodesia joining the Union, stimulated some buying inRhodesians, mainly low-priced shares. Diamond sharesadvancd, chiefly on Paris buying. Concerning Mines and Men. Sir Lionel Phillips, Bart., has returned to the Rand. * * * * Mr. Gibson, of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, is on a professional visit to South Africa. * * * * Mr. A. F. French, of the General Mining and FinanceCorporation, will return to the Rand before the end of the month. * * * * Mr. J. L. Siddall, London Secretary of the CentralMining and Investment Corporation, is paying a six monthsvisit to the Rand. MAGNOLIAANTIFRICTION METAL. HAS THE LOWEST OO-EFFICIENT OF FRICTION. KEEPS down the bill for lubricants, making BEARINGS smooth as glassand keeping them COOL under heaviest pressures and highest speeds. and Sold Bv— THE MAGNOLIA ANTI-FRICTlON METAL CO. OF GREAT BRITAIN, LIMITED. 4*. QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, LONDON, Agent! lor South Africa: FRASER & CHALMERS, Ltd., Johannesburg,Bulawayo and Salisbury JWg, September 10, 1921. THE MINING AND ENGINEERING JOURNAL. & the Coal Trade. According to the latest bulletin oi the Genera] Managerof the , railway earnings for the week ended 20thAugust were £399,432, £35,770 below the estimate an estimate framed in April, L921, on what was then thoughtto be a conservative basis. The extent of the drop inrailway earnings will be appreciated when it is mentionedthat the figures for the week ended 20th August are less by£122,000 than those for the record week in December last. The Administrations difficulty i
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