SOUTH AFRICA
CRY FOR BLACK LABOR. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, Aug. 21. An increasing difficulty in obtaining native labor is causing uneasiness at Johannesburg. Repatriated Boers are unable to work the farms in consequence. Reuter’s Agency estimates that only 62,£300 natives are available to work in .South Africa. The importation of Chinese is being seriously considered.
DEPOSITION OF SIR GORDON SPRIGG.
gv Telegraph—Proas Association—Copyright Capetown, August 22. The progressive members of the Cape Parliament have deposed Sir Gordon Sprigg and elected Smart leader of the party. The newspaper Natal Witness states that the town of Wakerstrom ' v jP he excluded from the Transvaal teri'.'fory recently ceded to Natal.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VIII, Issue 509, 23 August 1902, Page 3
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