BANISHMENT BILL.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2004, 11 March 1914, Page 7

BANISHMENT BILL.

WDIigIgSVED.

EXItE NEED NOT BjE PERPETUAL.

Cai)9 T«Wnj Starch 9. • General iSnuvts. (jrjnyster of ise|p.ac , 6), moving the third reading of. : 4io iPoa.es Preservation Hill, emphasised the -point that banislimetifc was iwj't- nopeSsavi:lv poi> iu>.tu.a}; a- t-ciiiipo-fary : -)je:n-j)>t coiild 1» issued mtdef .tholininigraiJoii Act.-jf tlu> deportee jnndo out -a- -sat.isifactary; .ease, %o Swiith Afi-.icnaii liKteni.nitr :T}ili u-a.H rea.d a third t-titto by sßve.nly votes to tw'oiw. AT THIS MOMENT, (fee/ March Ift, ®M p.iti.) tpnctbh, ilafch 10. Pewtsnva, olio- of t)io (Jeportod StfftUi' ' African La-bftW agitittMs,' in ijn ifttw- ■ view, saidthftfc at ' ' inomont tho -depoftedii-m.en.syOUltl rbtttrji to Souit'li Africa* ''with, a soiqnih psomisw : from tho British tKjdp iijnifiijistt ilia* it they ivcro iiitorfefetj irifli on. their ar* rival, a, boycott <j( South African pro--1 ducts would folloin" C-ltee, Marti* 11, 0.35 a,to,} ; „ . , Welbpurnd, March 10. i, Mr. Fisliei- of' t)ie 'Lflb.oui'. .; .fart}.' In tlio federal Pirliatiient, k a)* pqsed to tho proposal fif tlio Br-Itisli La-boiif Idade'rs ''t&af'.-.is dc|nitatioii froii.i tho !oomii(ioii9 v sliQiild ' visit SoutliAfrica to protoßt'.-fo' , Cj , oii.or.al.BoUi.a (tho . Union I'reiiiic.r) ■• ' : agitw : .St . wit'he.nt-tj-iijl. Ho states fliat he is vriu , ,i1)lo to telievV} thiit tlio .Sou-th Af.rjexiii . Gov<srnrnM.t '\vowUl : bd capame of svici.v \ actio-nj. It coulii ll.e moved to reason,, f\ and it w;s? m<i£ a. jii.st*er for «. petifen-.