OBITUARY.
HON. J. W. SAUER, CABINET MINISTER. By Telegraph—Preee Association—Copyright Cape Town, July 24. The Hon. J. W. Saner, South African Union Minister for Agriculture, is dead. [Mr. Saner, lawyer and politician, was educated at tho South African College. On entering Capo politics he became a follower of Sir Gordon Sprigg, was Secretary for Native Affairs under Sir Thomas Scanlon, Colonial Secretary under Mr. Rhodes, and Leader of the Opposition until IS9G. In the Union Government he was Minister for Railways and Harbours until 1012, when he becaruo Minister for Agriculture. Ho refused a Knighthood.]
It is not surprising that the Rudge Motor Cycle has so early in tho year passed its 1912 output, becaiiHO tho Rudgo continually proves its superiority over other machines. Look at its latest successes. Tho Rudge won the "bluo ribband" at Amiens, in France; it was also the first •single cylinder machine in Tourist Trophy Senior Race, held in thn "Isle of Mnn." The Rndge is crowned with honours and victory. Superiority is the "reason why" tho Rudtro lias surpassed tho output of previous years, and that's why it is the Motor Cycle for you, E, Reynolds and Co., Victoria Street.— Advt-
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1812, 26 July 1913, Page 5
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197OBITUARY. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1812, 26 July 1913, Page 5
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