CHAMBERLAIN IN AFRICA.
(PER PBE3S ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT) Capetown. Jan 25. In the course of a speech at Potchefstroom, Mr Chamberlain implied that the farms allotted to permanent British sett'ers would be -10 instead of 20 acres, tho rent to be normal. Precautions have been taken against dummying. London*, Jan 20 The Daily NewsPretsria correspondent repotts that Aifred Beit and the Boer Generals held an inform il Conference. The Generals claimed that the Government might reposs more confidence in allowing the Boers to e'ect members to the Legislative Council, grant an amnesty and equally compensate all burgher.'. Mr Beit expressed moderate and conciliatory views. Capetown, Jan 26. Mr Chamberlain at Ventersdorp appealed to the Boers to be friend y end loyal, promising equal liberty and more prosperity than they ever hid. General De la Rev, speaking in Dutch, declared that Chamberlain was a strong maD, and of the sort that was needed to set matters right. He urged the Boers to be loyal. The Chamberlains reached Lichtenburg on Sunday.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 January 1903, Page 4
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168CHAMBERLAIN IN AFRICA. Greymouth Evening Star, 27 January 1903, Page 4
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